Births and Obituary Fragments Note Hassard Child
Hassard Mr and Mrs J ildrvey Hassard announce the birth of a son on September 4 at St Josephs Hospital Springfield. Cooke James Clayton, beloved son of Mary and the late George Wim Cooke, died at his late residence in Aspiringe Ontario on September 9 1846.
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Hassard
Mre
J. Ildrvey Hassard
Patricia Haken
Ban
Boan David
Tin
Rae
St. Josephs Hospital
Spnin
Allen family bereavement memory note
In loving memory of father and brother and husband and son. The text mourns sudden losses and enduring sorrow, naming Elwood Allen, Holle Allen, and Lord Allen as loved ones now gone. Ags writes of enduring grief and remembrance through the years.
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Allen
Holle Allen
Lord Allen
War Service Personnel thank local groups and friends
The War Service Personnel committee of Wandal acknowledges the Legion Vos Men's Association Mand Acton Free the Orchestra Daughters of Ate the Speaker Afr Coles The Haleam and many others for their support. Mr Alten Patrick and Family thank Rev Forbes Thomson Neighbors and all who expressed sympathy for a beloved wife and mother. Special thanks to Dr Kenney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Service
Wandal Blquenmg
Legion
Vos
Mand
Acton Free
Daughters of
Ate
Afr Coles
Haleam
Avany
Alten
Patrick
Forbes Thomson Reghbors
Eapresmona
Joann Dlewr
Kenney
Acton bands and local events featured at area fairs
Activities include the Acton Boys and Girls Band performing at Orangeville Fair, the Dominion Conference of Canadian Clubs electing D Gowdy as Vice President, and the Lome Scotia P D HL Regt Hand of Georgetown playing at Lindsay Fair. A double header baseball game in Acton Park pits Acton Jasenites Mall against Aurora while Weston Midgets meet Acton. rivals won 8 7 last week. Paper supplies and subscription reminders are noted. school results and autumn color are also mentioned.
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Lome Scota
D & HL. Regt
Georgetown
A. H. Perrott
Lindsay Fair
Acton Park
Acton Jasenite Team
Mall
Aurora
Weston
Acton
Apm
Lifebuoy Debonaires At Acton Y's Men’s Club Dance
The Acton Y's Men's Club hosts a youth dance on Monday evening September 23 at 9 00 in the Park Pavilion Acton. Admission is 25 cents per Lifebuoy carton with Lifebuoy makers Lever Brothers supplying the band free of charge for charity. The Lifebuoy Debonaires play teen friendly tunes appealing to Ontario youths and promise lively music.
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Lifebuoy Debonaires
Acton
Hiya Gang You Hase
Park Pavilion
Acton Y
Lever Brothers
Lifebuoy
Debonaires
Ontario
Sweet
Ewing
Obituary for Mrs Sarah Patrick in Acton
Mrs Sarah Patrick wife of Alfred Patrick and daughter of the late Neill and Elizabeth Mekhechney died suddenly at her home Cameron Street Acton on Sunday September 1. She lived in Hornby and Milton before moving to Acton in 11K. Survived by husband four sons Emereon Nell Vic of Acton and Port of Toronto three daughters Mrs Robert O'Hara Udgie Mrs Herbert Dodds Kathleen Mrs Ernest Anderson Marjorie five grandchildren and three sisters Mrs W Calhoun Mrs Stewart Robertean and Mrs Jack Coxe with one brother Mary of Toronto. Funeral held from Tyuhkanane and Ytumlsey Funeral Home Tuesday September Ard with interment in Fairview Cemetery Acton. The tribute list included many relatives and local organizations.
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Alfred Patrick
Sarah Patrick
Alfred
Patrek
Neill
Eliabeth Mekhechney
Cameron St
Acton
Erin
Hornby
Milton
Syne
Alfret Patrick
Therloss
Robert O'Hara Udgie
Fairview Cemetery
Abe Mors
Bibbot
Robertson
Moniet Mes
Tharns
Martel
Bealdimore & Co
Mire We Nesbit
Mildred
We Ateterson
Hub
Elzabeth
Mroe
Mies
Frank St. Jara
Emile
Jack
Bowsie
Stewart
YWA
Ni Lawetla
Fallies
John
Edwin
Bilton Cale Maan
Jon Mowles
Millie
Robert ‘Puyr‘new
Baap Lesses
Storey Lowe
Mabel and
Farotty
Ritehie
OM Robertson Saat
Fo Anderson
Emiployeen Association
Beardmore & Co
Storey Glove
Sos
Lees
Knas Church
Henton
Kuo
Chunch Lad
Marin Calhoun
Frank
Calvan Gregory
Dennis
J Haver
Mro
Mos Blanche
Colin
Me. Teo
Jato Rowles
Haery Urns Thee
Papilllon
Robi Anders
Robert Tumet Flower
John Dennie
John Dunn
Charlie
Rookwood CTU Holds Regular Meeting At Ostrander Home
The Rockwood CTU met at Mr. Ostrander's home last Tuesday with the president in the chair. A letter from MEP Ross McEwing regarding new liquor legislation was read. Officers were re-elected, the clip sheet discussed liquor traffic expansion, and a hymn closed the session. Members noted trips and local church services, with several community updates and ongoing teaching and drilling notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rookwood
CTU
Ostrander
Ross McEwing
Norfolk St. Church
Guelph
S. Petty
Mr.Trout
Pearl Hamilton
Trout
Rockwood
Ato John's Church
Raines
Acton
BR Gardiner
Marden School
Muskoka
Verner T Smith
Stewart
Royce
Toronto
Mra. Venness
Edith Rovee
Ron
Lovina’ Richannion
Kitchener
FE. Nickell
Mrs. Morris
Mra. Pollack
Misa C. Campbell
P. Powers
Mr. Sprowl and Sons
Parole Refusal Report For Nineteen Nude Parade Detainees
Nineteen inmates serving penitentiary terms for nude parading in Vancouver and Nelson British Columbia refused parole at half-term expiry. Attorney General R L Maitland announced the result. Thirteen of the group are women and six are men.
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Victoria
Vancouver
Nelson
B.C
R. L. Maitland
September Meeting At Acton Institute Discusses Fair Day Plans
The Acton Institute September meeting featured a varied program with the Women’s Institute, committees on exhibits and booth bidding, and a focus on Fair Day preparations. Members approved serving a corn dish in the park and scrutinized exhibitor roles while funds were allocated to the annual donation and memberships.
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Acton Institute
Phe
Acton Women's Institute
Tusne
Afra
Hunter
Am Exchange of Powereis
Seaview
Mra Maddox Aml
Mire
Belended Oto Pacchase Nemberahipe Gene Cap
Alwaya
Benny
Local Fair Postings and Obituary Notice
Fragmented read shows a mix of amateur softball event notes at Skelter Lake and a death notice for Mrs Sarah Jane Adelaide Wansborough, 7, describing hospital care in Toronto. Also mentions school term registrations and classroom counts, with staff names and local education notes.
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Biwe
Stentes Park
Weeney Poly
Doupghas Gear
Skelter Lake
University of ‘Poronte Fa
Mmesttehye
New McKinnon
Parks work completes retaining wall at Spencer Park
Burlington notes the Hort soulltcal Society near completion of rehubling and retaining wall work around Spencer Park. Miss Margaret Camp joined others traveling to Cleveland to view the Thompson Air Trophy races arranged via Peninsula Air Lines of Hamilton, owned by Cash North Glen White and William Fletcher.
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Hortsoulltcal Society
Spencer Park
Margaret Camp
Cleveland
Ohio
Peninsula Air Lines
Hamilton
Cash North
Glen White
William Fletcher
RCAF
Gazette
Unclear sports clash and race track anecdote mix in unsure report
A jumbled page blends hockey club chatter with a horse race vignette and stray notes on teams like Canadiens Leafs Wings Bruins and Rangers. It mixes prewar echoes with postwar hopes, mentioning Acton and Canadian Wool, plus a race track bet tale and fragmented league commentary.
Karn Meredith wedding in the United Church Acton
The wedding of Miss Karn Meredith of Montreal to Mr. Angus Meredith took place at the United Church in Acton. The ceremony was performed by Rev A Poshary with a gown of white silk and lace, bouquet of white bot leaves, and attendants including Miss Karn of Montreal. Guests included relatives from Brampton Kitchener and Acton as well as distant connections. reception followed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Meredith.
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Aten
Alelen Angus
Meredith
Chas
Laimehouse
Mr Wa
Mire Katn
Montreal
Rev
OW Poshary
Hee Cather
Mw Hermes
Wan Ming Bihel Karn
Ethel Faroktiut
Lareetyer
Geroamias
Nate
Kortrenmers
MonUreal
Parentea
Kitchener
Brampton
Cheltettamn
Acton
Owilliams
Oakville and Caledonia play as signs campaign advances
Oakville defeated Caledonia 6 1 in extra innings with the opener affected by a points gap. The town sees Major General G Chisholm and executives from the World Health Organization visiting, while the Oakville Chambers of Commerce Street Sign Campaign nears the halfway mark with about $18000 raised toward its $19000 goal.
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Caledonia
Quik Beg Peeare
Oakville
Hamlton
Kent Unter
Harold Roberts
Lost Channel
Tweed
G . Chisholm
World Health Organization
Europe
Oakville Chambers of Commerce
J H Hare BSA Wins Scholarship at Guelph OAC
J H Hare BSA wins a scholarship at Guelph OAC. He is an OAC class of 42 chemistry graduate planning studies at Macdonald College and Medill University. A Second World War veteran, his family resides at 21 Carling Avenue Ottawa.
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OAC
J. H. Hare
BSA
JM. Steele
RR 4
Acton
National Research Council
O.ac
Hare
Macdonald College
Medill University
Carling Avenue
Ottawa
Day Hare
H.R. Har
Tabdar
O.A.C
Dr. Hare
Ontario Ladies’ College
Whitby
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Candia
EIN Mikmoriam
Elwood
Babe
Orangeville Fair
Free Press Office
Dominion
Fort Witham
D. Gowdy
Wm. Gowdy
Gordon Beatty
Tor- Alo University
Free Press
Ren
Burlington
Burlington Aircraft Accessories Ltd
Borlington, Oat
WM. Withers
Hramplan
Fee Wus
Orangesille
Norval
Pergus
Patie
Carey
Acton al Mehie Association
Wantems
Marebyin
Rainty
Acton ‘Vannens
Alvantin
CHS
Barkes
Haseball Magazine
Canadiens
Leafy
Wings
Hawks
Bruins
Rangers
Coxeys
New York
Karn-Meredith
United
Farnworth Memorials
Maderate Petasa
Fierd Md
Cemetery Guelph
Ony
Allan Ray
Sppalalus A
Arthur
Boy
W. Goodwin
Wanule
A. Floyd Smith
Quebec
Anytta
Reyes
Andy
E., P. Head
Ast
Georgifs Square
Stanley Park, Erin
Upwells Limited
Insulation Specialists
Vic. Mastin
Gilpin Insulation Company
Western
Bloor
St. W
Dominion Hotel
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