Neighborhood News Interesting Items From Other Cores and Communities
Neighborhood briefs highlight happenings in nearby cores and communities. Read about events, meetings, and local color of interest to readers across districts.
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Sep 06, 1934
Page
4
Neighborhood briefs highlight happenings in nearby cores and communities. Read about events, meetings, and local color of interest to readers across districts.
Oakville sees a new garage venture by Vincent McDermott and George Standon. Oakville Polo Club loses to Toronto Polo 7 2 at Enniscare ground. A death occurs of Mrs Gordon Barnstaple at Western Hospital. Ken Miller returns from sailing the Manitoba. A. D. Chisholm learns his brewery warehouse post ends August 31. Pigeon race winners from the CN E event listed in order of merit.
Mr and Mrs J McCaw and son of Niagara Falls New York visited with Mr and Mrs George Graham. Mr and Mrs Charles Gamble of Buffalo visited at their cottage over the holiday. Mrs Sutherland of St Thomas visits with Mr and Mrs John Bennett. Mr and Mrs Burlingham visited in Guelph over the holiday. Mrs George Graham attended the East person Bishop wedding in Toronto. A number welcomed Cap Howells back from holidays at church. Next Sunday rally day. Many from around the area attended the Exhibition including Alex Thompson Ken McDonald and Charles Tyler. Mrs John Airdrie returned home after visiting Welland. Mr and Mrs Earl Shoemaker and Ed Brown of Toronto visited with Mr
Miss Edith McKane of the fifth ling died Saturday after a long illness at sixteen. Funeral Tuesday afternoon. interment Union Cemetery. Sympathy to her bereaved parents. Walter Hayward, Thomas Hayward, and Mrs E Hayward of Guelph visited Terra Cotta. J McBride lost a cow. Mrs D Atkinson returned from Toronto visit. Mrs J Lyons builds a cement verandah on the fifth line. Citizens attend the C NE at Toronto. School resumes. local teachers back. Real estate activity resumes in the hamlet.
Limehouse School reopened on Tuesday after holiday redecorations boosting brightness and attendance. The Exhibition drew many visitors on Labor Day, with entries from the neighborhood proving successful. J W Hassell won three firsts and a second for Gladiolus, W G Scott claimed Senior and Grand Champion Berkshire hogs, and Mark Given earned multiple top prizes with his horses. A holiday week end drew many locals away to Toronto Guelph Orr Lake and other spots, while notable visitors included Mrs S Wright and friends in Toronto, Mr Robt Doughty in Guelph, and Dr and Miss Sutherland with the Chief Marshall of Georgetown and the Roe family in Toronto.
A Wednesday field day featured Everton vs locals with scores 13 2 for Everton, 8 6 Rockwood over Everton, 12 11 Ospringe over Mimosa, and 19 20 Mimosa over Everton. Races included children and adults, with Rae West Jack Laverty and Margaret Cooke among top finishers and Norman Deering officiating as plate umpire.
Hillsburg residents share holiday visits with Mr and Mrs Nelson Ryder and Mr Harold of Hamilton. Miss Margaret Robertson returns to Grand Valley to attend school. Rev Goodwill and daughters visit W Cheyne family. Donald Cox home after motor accident. Miss Marjorie Thomson becomes Cedarville teacher. Thomson and Cheyne families visit Guelph friends. Fraser Plummer welcomes a son. Miss M M Cheyne spends Labor Day in Toronto. Rev Goodwill to lead Rockwood church September 16. Wedding bells loom for a popular couple next week.
Paul Fisher attended the Toronto Exhibition as Hon Duncan Marshall opened the fruit and vegetable exhibit in the Horticulture Building. A British and Irish Free State business delegation toured the Canadian Canners’ local branch. A Pearl Street road project and Elizabeth Street resurfacing saw H. C. Cuttriss win the bid. Magistrate Bull presided over negligence cases as work on a Freeman water tower prompted near misses for four workers.
Rev. and Mrs. Aitken returned home from a month’s holiday on Thursday. Miss Betty Holler and Master Jerry Holler of Toronto vacationed at their grandfather Mr. Grafly’s home. Mr and Mrs Tait of Parry’s Bound visited Mr Bryank Binnie. Betty and Norma Taft returned to Parry Sound after holidays. Alan visitors included Archie Hardell, Gay Yetman, Jas McKa, Yetman, Jas Morris, Mrs Wright, and others at Mr Sandy McKay’s home. Miss Bessie Binnie returned to Toronto for school duties.
Miss Florence Elsie Hyde wed in Rockwood on Labor Day in a ceremony at the United Church attended by family and friends. Music featured selections by the choir and guests later joined a wedding supper at the bride’s aunts’ home before departing for a motor trip.
Neglect of constipation is dangerous. Take Kipp's Unequaled Herb Tablets regularly sold by Brown's Drug Store.
The frost last week damaged corn sorghum tomatoes and cucumber and pumpkin vines in the Nassagaweya district. Visitors include Miss Lucy Forth of Hamilton with the Bridgmans of Knatchbull. Public Schools reopened on Tuesday for the fall term.
John Holmes becomes proprietor of N Koella's general store in Lowville on Monday. The item notes local notable movements and a traffic accident with serious injuries near Trafalgar. It also mentions engagements and upcoming wedding plans for Evelyn Margaret Penman and James Earl Galbraith.
Erin residents welcome visitors from Niagara Falls Buffalo and Fort Wayne while new business activity unfolds. R T Eigie T C Foster D S Leitch and C K Overland lease Erin Creamery and hire C Metcalfe as butter maker. McLaren Co to move earth for Leitch hill fill at 48c per cubic yard starting Sept 1. Mrs Garner receives substantial cheque for suggesting a name for a Canadian Goodrich product.
Miss Laura Miller attended the funeral of her aunt Mrs Co Richardson in Mich. Mr and Mrs Walter Holtz from Buffalo NY visited Georgetown over the weekend. Mrs James of Detroit, formerly Miss Janie Walker, visits Miss Velma Stewart. Mr and Mrs Humphrey Gillies and daughter Elizabeth of Kirkland Lake visited Esquesing relatives. Sam Kirk of Guelph formerly of Georgetown is a judge at the Toronto Flower Show. Joseph Hall announces the engagement of Irene to Fred Mathers with a wedding planned for late September. T S Hill Jr leaves for Goderich where Hill is appointed day operator. HUI has served at the CN R depot here for twelve years. Townsfolk regret their departure. Thomas Ellenton wins prizes at Ottawa and Toronto exhibitions for reed work, willow work, and related baskets.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.