Local Deaths and Notices From Acton and Surrounding Areas
Obituaries and death notices from Acton and nearby towns dated September 1924 announce the deaths of Colin Campbell in Eggqueaing aged 80, Hank Wilson in Weyburn in his 67th year, Bertha Gowland in Nelson township in her 29th year, Janet Florence Hoyes Latham in Bartington, Margaret Holen in Acton aged 3 years plus months, and Sarah Ellen F. Norton of Toronto widow of Rev W Norton D D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campshell
Hamilton
Op Tiwnnny
Colin Campbell
Eggqueaing
Nson
Nelson Township
Hvnday
Bertha A. Gowland
Wilfrit A. Trolingon
Latham
Bartington
Baturday
Janet Florence Hoyes Latham
Hichard L. Latham
Leigh Man
MN Street
Acton
Margaret Holen
John Lalshman
Norton
Howlan: Avenue
Toronto
Sarah
Ellen’ FH Keth
Gronte
Slaters
Parmenosa Osborne
Bkelton
Lronto
Hurlingtons
Eaquesing
Hamilton General’ Hospital
Colin Campbel
Deconsrd
William Campbell
Edmonton
Altn
Mra
A. Anderson
Nussawawayu
Mre
A. Harry
Markdale
Mra. A. Calder
Helgeker
Alt
Acton Fall Fair prompts and regional notices
Local notes urge Acton Fall Fair entries with dates September 28 and 24, and advertise Oakville Fair ahead. Reports cover weather, seedlings, and garden blooms, plus community items on bridges, grain markets, and municipal improvements. A Canadian editor recalls a tour, praising memorial respect and homeland pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Wasaday
Temperance plebiscite prep and local fair notes
A county temperance plebiscite meeting focused on mobilizing voters and coalition efforts. Georgetown Horticultural Show reported larger attendance with prize displays by local exhibitors. Acton Fall Fair appeals urged women to contribute crafts and baked goods to improve exhibits. Sawmill licensing in Ontario discussed under the new forestry act. Farmers report good grain crop yields and favorable markets. September Woman's Institute meeting featured speeches and a social luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Institute
G. FH. Switzer
Wallace Laaby
Marjorie Switzer
Davina Folatur
Canadian National Exhibition Sets New Attendance Record
The Canadian National Exhibition reached a new milestone with over a million and nineteen thousand visitors across 23 days, a record figure reflecting optimism and national pride. The Globe praises the fair as a barometer of Canadian life, noting widespread support, province displays, and a peaceful, lawful atmosphere with no arrests for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canady
Fentury
Toronto
Ontario
Seven days in jail for drunk driving in Guelph mayor's sentence
The report describes multiple petty crimes and legal actions, including John Donohue of Toronto receiving seven days in jail for driving under the influence, Mike Kruse's arrest for selling liquor, Lottridge's acquittal on woollen mill and sock purchases, an appeal by Henry McDermott reducing a fine, and several magistrate actions in Ontario towns. The piece reflects local court activity and various defendants in Milton Heights and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Btophans
Guelph
John Donohue
Toronto
Wm. Lottridge
Goderich
Chaorge
Beaumont
Gleowilliams
Polley
Moore
Milton
Baynton
Baynton Brow
Blyth
Lottridge
Lemumaont
Mitchell
Harry Hii
Carleton Place
Stratford
Henry McDermot
Murphy House
Fergun
Hoellyer
McDermott
Bootton
Court House
Lmw
Forgua News-Record
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Oied Kennedy
Georgetown
Tuoday
Louie Emme von Kennedy
Acton Free Ee Press
Brighton
Oakville
Acton Fall Fair
Overadgs
Old Land
Hullo
Guy
Laddier
Canada
Belgium
Frances
England
Col Haywood
Major Kennedy
Akins
Woodhall
Winnipeg
Mill Street
Baquesing
Nassagaweyn
Erin
Ergmoen
Knox Avenue
Plonsera
Waterloo
County
Doon
Reeve Barber
Burlington
Actan Citizens
Mosere
John Allan
W. ¥. Moore
Lloyd Yorkes
Georgetown Fallitary Camp
Batstalion
Toronto Exhibition
John ‘Igwis
Soldiers’ Monument
C. R. McIntosh
North
Battleford Nowa
Farmer John
Abbo
John
Empire
Europa
France
British
St Lawrence
Grant Balfour
Eugene Copmanou
Teavenm
Monitay
Pallew
Consanou
W. Dullery
Burgheer
Woolwich Street
Dellory
Teevens
Brextoun Bitte
Worthiess
Conmanou
Temperance Workers
Bald Iy Aton
Secund
Georgetown Imarticultural Society
C. W. Vapat
H. Kirk
G. Lung J. H. Jackson
Prof. Mutt
Wawmilla
Jana Amull
Froyinciat Department
Landa and Forests
Accond
Alex
Kiddien
People's Store
A. Reesor
Police Court News
Mike Kruse
Nquor
Milton Heighta
P.M. Moore
Moore Wan
Guorgstows
Chief Jackson
Co. Tatun
George Keamer
Barr
Besmer
Brant Wouse
Udgeware
Elucator Vailersyman
Shemeld Laboratories
Aurora
Hilnata
Grangh
King St
H. Wiles
S. M. Lasby
Aittersey Gandy
McClary’s
Good Cheer
Banner
Empire Stove and Furnace Company
Talbot
Z Gralton
Doedhil
Peiae
A. L. McNabb
Milton, Ontario
Oakville Fair
Moerry
Cornwall
Sos.Treas
A. D. Savage Optometriat
Canadian Pacific Railway Co
Wthynt Wt. Plig Post Omica Savage Building Sa Tat
Abe
E. W. Masters
Burlington Fair
Auspleas
Nelson .& Burlington Agricultural Society
Fair Grounds
Young Canada Day
Murlington
Hecoml
Urban Sebold Rey
Lon Va
Palerma
Gresiaytila
Od Smith
W. R. Cling
Stanley Dynes
Airdale
Windon
Penman's
McLean & Co
Shaw’s Business Schools
Dept. C
W. H., Shaw
Bloor West
J. Galbraith
Phone
Neilson
V. Rumley Acton
W. J. Patterson
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