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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Sep 04, 1930

Page

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Parsonage Bought by Baptist Church in Acton

The Georgetown Lumber Company built parsonage on Mill Street is purchased by the Baptist congregation and will be named the Baptist Parsonage. Rev W T Hamilton and wife now reside in Acton. Halton County realigns to Hamilton District of Ontario Provincial Police with Inspector Jordan in charge. Major Yachlan of Georgetown to celebrate 89th birthday at Presbyterian Church. Foster care established for infant Betty Lou from Eldorado Park with adoption papers signed by Frank Thompson D A S. Halton County Live Stock Improvement Association forms to promote bull census and improved breeding for farmers. Knox Church hosts Rev Peter Matheson of Duns Church delivering sermons.

New Baptist Georgetown Lumber Co Upper Mill Street Baptist Parsonage W.T Hamilton Acton Halton Jordan Ontario Halton Qounty Barrie Yachlan Rent Georgetown Presbyterian Church Acon Betty Lou Peel Memorial Hospital Eldorado Park Therra Frank Thompson Margaret Heamonn Halton County Live Rock Improvement Asociation Department of Agriculture Milton Messrs Brayns Readhead Learmonth Dennis Mowant Mace Vanneel A.J. Mace Vannel A. G. Hirstine Maox Church Horyloeg Mr. Bennie Peter Matheson Duns Church Pus- Mach Knox God's Word Mitre Annie Somerville Licton Matheson Knox Church Waltan City Audiphye Iitimin Haltan Famiers

Reunion at Norval for British boys from Norval Hostel

British boys who came to Canada under Norval Hostel over the past three years gathered last Friday for their first reunion. About 225 Ontario boys attended the wind up at Norval with many past residents invited. England led the athletics with 68 points, Scotland 66, Wales and Ireland trailing.

Norval Thair Ontario Canada Alexander McLaren Payo McMincherp Loosman Ed. Maybee Geo. Brown W. Piddler E. E. Maybna Charles Hankine George Brown G. G. McNichol Peel Hulton J. Brovenson Simeco A. Young Forwus Mr. Eagle Port. McNichol A. Finlay Belmont D. Smith Pickering Thos Cunningham Milton M. Young Col Mra Alce Noble Dr. Noble Mixy Annie England Gcotland Wales Ireland

Milton Defeats New Market in Oakville Game

Milton beat Newmarket 20 to 3 at Oakville on Saturday afternoon to clinch the third win of the series. Marsh pitched strongly after a rough first inning, allowing only two singles over the next eight frames. Milton earned the win behind hard hitting, with Newmarket’s Robertson and Mhams among the top hitters. Umpires were Oswin and Nicholson.

Oakville Newmarket Milton Intermediate York Fang Militon Marah Milton Marsh Petter Robertson Mhams McKay Turan Oswin and Nichol Son Oranta Multan Milvan

A Prominent Son of Acton Delivers Sermon at Local Church

An April Sunday evening sermon at the Methodist Church in Geonetown was delivered by a notable Acton native. Two students from the Gwongetoun Academy, Joseph Cook and T. Albert Moore, attended and were later considered for probation at the District Meeting. The speaker, deeply known to the community, was described as devoted to church service and valued by friends.

Methodist Church Geonetown Gwongetoun Academy Jotenh Cook T. Albert Moore Canferine Prinemal Tung Madre Joteph S. Gquiling Gervie

Park maintenance moves on with horse drawn mower

Council session notes purchase of a horse drawn lawn mower for park upkeep. Finance committee presentation approved payments to Guelph General Hospital and utilities, and a drain project on Main Street was authorized under Chief Melcher’s supervision. A $200 cheque from the Athletic Association covered part of the mower cost, with the balance to be settled later. The Clerk reported a $1,000 transfer from the Public Utilities Commission to the General Treasury.

Councilora Hansen Uarrida Proannt Ee Manon Princillor ‘Harrison Thetford Eta Committee On Guelph General Hopital Muntur Chooslok Aeansayene Setresney Sawyer Charity Acton Public Uties Commission Acton Ision Iwull Asa Agena Espa Acton Public N Jones Inbor Oakley Main Street Melcher Reave Athletic Ansociation Public Utilities Commission Waterworks General ‘Treasury

Fall FH Exhibition Dates Set for Planned Attendance

Local organizers announce fall exhibition dates inviting residents to plan visits. Details highlight multiple headers and events across venues with emphasis on accessible schedules and anticipated displays.

Community Notes From Guelph Area

Neighborhood news records visits and travel from Guelph and surrounding towns. Mentions Miss Lottiy Grundy and Mr P Ferg son in Guelph visiting Mrs Grundy. James Nirydon of Toronto visited relatives here. Leste Webb left for a month in the West. Many attended the funeral of William Johnstone in Acton. Local families and visitors from Guelph, Puslinch, Chicago and Toronto are listed with activities including hospital care and community events.

Lottiy Grundy P. Fergson Guelph Grundy James Nirydon Toronto Leste Webb William Johnstone Acton George Cooke Maz Geo. D. Robertson Albert MicWilliams Ad Puslinch McLown Mido H. Alton Wiryden A. Mclean Tomata B. McLean Brownson Chicago At Boatey Gladys Carter DG Roberton Mir Reg Aho

Rural event dates listed for September schedule

Fragmentary OCR shows a sequence of September dates and events related to Rural sine Pater tery orb. Readable items include early September 1 and a block of dates from September 15 to September 23. Names and context are unclear but indicate a calendar of activities spanning mid to late September.

Acton Community Notes Meeting Moves and Local Highlights

The Women’s Institute meeting shifts to Thursday September 12 at 4 320 o’clock, hosted by Mrs Wm Wal with Mini W William Intendant of Guelph General Hospital as speaker. Bank renovations at Bank of Montreal Cave include larger space and fresh interior, while exterior trimming is repainted. Acton Team loses to Canadian Wire and Cable Company in tug of war at CNE. Mr Robert Kerr’s hackney horses earn multiple prizes at CNE and will exhibit at Acton Fair. Fourth Line corner crash near Erin town line injures no serious harm. Harold Smart’s Chevrolet damaged, a bystander and a farm worker hurt. Souter fined for reckless driving. visibility at the town line noted for needed clearing.

Women's Institute Wm. Wal J. B. Odmble Mini Wilas General Hospital Guelph Robert Kerr Alx Mids Kerr Tts Acton Fair Fourth Line Exquesing-Erin Harold Smart Mr. Smart Chevrolet Walter Myo Smart Richard Souter Yslington Toifteen Souter Cornell

Obituary Notices From Acton and Detroit Obituaries

Multiple obituaries note the deaths of Mrs Mary McDonald of Detroit and Mrs Jennie Michie of Acton Esquesing with service details, family survivors, and church affiliations. The Detroit funeral occurred at Woodmere Cemetery with rev E Aldridge officiating. Survivors include sons Harold and John Ruddick among others.

Mary. P McDonald R. M. McDonald Detroit M. P. ‘McDonald Vernor Highway

Negro preacher sermon sparks audience at evening meeting

In a local church gathering a Negro pastor delivers a fervent sermon admired by the congregation. A fragment shows a discussion on watermelons and a reaction from an elder, with a brief clash over speaking out and self defense.

Death of Creber Superintendent at Ontario Memorial Plant

The Ontastd Memorial Company Acton plant boss Creber dies at the age of fifty five after a brief illness. He came to Acton four years ago and led Creber Bros. before the Ontario Memorial Company acquired the plant. Survived by wife and children Frank Troms Kenneth and Robert Charles Stanley Mrs S Thomas of Toronto. Funeral held Wednesday as community extends sympathy to the bereaved.

May Mighte George Michi Bealch Block Rungudls Township Georgetown Cemplery Innt Creber Ontastd Memorial Company Acton Creber J Mr. Creher Creher Bros Ontario Memorial Company Crober West Maki Hus Troms Kenneth Robert “Charies Stanley Alrs S. Thomas Toronto Mir George William Hert Oliver Jarrets Torvenn Weinesday

Minute Boys Meet At Norval Moat Last Friday

Leonard Marsh, thankful to attend the Minute boys event at Norval Moat last Friday, describes a fall during chores at the farm of his employer Jo Weiner. A feeder strike caused injury as boys scrambled, with Lawhard slipping on stairs and sustaining minor harm.

Leonard Marsh Norval Moat Jo Weiner Lawhard Lee

District Old-Time Fiddlers Win at Canadian National Exhibition

Erin native C E McMillian won the gold medal in the older men division at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto. Arkell’s D Urzwell secured second, Vulinaford’s Worryghortl took third in another division, with several district contestants earning recognition.

C.E. McMillian Erin Toronto E. McMillan D. ‘Urzwell Arkell Worryghortl Vulinafud Olive Madson-Uneley Ben Owen Bydmey Wall Hamilton Tarswell George Haw Proton Station W. J. Baunders Crawford Street Canada Harry’ Bhortil Wall Innfact Leo Amith Frusike Omith Hiedplivak

Auto accidents at Rockwood cause injuries and vehicle damage

A triple crash near Rockwood injured Clifford Meadows and damaged two parked vehicles after a gravel truck attempted a pass. James Keough’s truck sustained severe damage, with a wheel torn off, while motorcyclist Colin Perry narrowly avoided serious injury in a separate collision on the Guelph Toronto highway near Guelph.

Clifford Meadows Rockwool James Keough Rockwood Wghway Earl Bond Reena Keough Collin Perry Waterloo James Douglas Guelph-Toronto Guelph Amith Perry

Nassagaweya Tax Rates Set by Township Council

August 14 council meeting approved municipal tax rates for Nassagaweya Township including County 11 mills Township 9 mills General School 4 1 10 mills and several School Trustees rates. A bridge account was ordered to be paid into court. Remains mention the clerk The meeting adjourned to October 6. Funeral service for a local figure Rev W J Baxter of Toronto led service with pallbearers from the Lodge. Interment at St John’s Cemetery in Norway.

Nassagaweya Counshlat iTony Carlo Campbell Irving Iba MO Michnik Union Most Thev Victoria Toronto W. J. Yaxter Wlayin Mir. Grobrr Dodge Lodge Mesure Andrew Herron Presembk Harry Philiias Wai Bells Wet Haskast Wert Creber St. John's Cemetery Norway

Injuries from Automobile Crash Loom in Local Notices

A Toronto accident injured Mrs. Joseph Soper and a Sunday incident left Mrs. Raper with a broken leg and arm and rib injuries. Lawrence Curr arrived as Halton County Provincial Constable, and Oliver Carr favored Windham-like county access with good roads. County exhibits feature Duncan Campbell and other exhibitors at the C N E. A Terra Cotta wedding unites Sarah Eldred and Thomas Clarence Anderson. Funeral services for William Johnstone draw large attendance at Knox Church Acton.

Mctaughlin Joseph Soper Toronto Raper Batunday Michaels West

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