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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Sep 14, 1933

Page

4

Community's Social Life Visits From Town in Past Week

The Free Press details a flurry of visits and travels among Acton residents. Harold King of Preston stops by Mrs. R. Bennett. Arthur Crowley of Toronto visits Acton friends. many locals host or join trips to Detroit Windsor Toronto Montreal and Niagara Falls.

the Free Press Harold King Preston R. Bennett Arthur Crowley Toronto Acton J. Morton Bus Norman Niagara Falls Buffalo J. Ritchie Benton Galdys Milliere Toledo J. R. Gordon Sutherland Winnipeg Princess Pat Will Lane

Neighborhood News and School Activities Share Local Details

Community notes list classes in writing and drawing with students such as Mary Robertson Janet Alexander Verna Foster and Ruth Norton. Races for boys and girls, a story telling contest and live stock judging wrap with a Women’s Institute meeting at Mrs John Merediths house.

John ‘Bowman Mary Robertson Janet Alexander Verna Foster Ida Fryer Dorothy Foster Joanna Shortill Georgina Foster Jean, Scott Ortak Daly Ruth Norton Norman McDonald Shirley Wright Dorothy VanFleet Marjorie McDonald Jim Kirkpatrick Doris Harding E. Cook Gladys Mullin Alex. Wright Doris Frank Lorne McDonald Lillian Johnson Grace ~Beerman A. Snow W. Ritchie Nick Toffan W. Robertson L Stevenson J. Scott M. Stevenson Alec Toffan Loyd James W. Johnson Betty Clarridge Peggy Smethurst Fred Ruddell Steve Toffan Earl Gordon Pryer D. Steele Hilda McLaughlin Lloyd James Grace Beerman Allan Robson Newton Ruddell Helen Devereaux Edna Fryer Annie Kelly

Bus Driver Maintained Presence of Mind Under Grim Breaks

Fragmentary report describes a bus with failed brakes rolling downhill in reverse. Passengers and crowd recall strong men turning pale as panic rose, yet the driver kept calm and attempted to manage the crisis despite deteriorating speed.

Polite Dinner Etiquette Tale At Professor’s Home

A small boy dining at a distinguished professor’s home slips with the meat. He recalls his mother asking about politeness and responds that he kept gentleness. He explains the meat fell and he blamed tough meat with a casual remark. Nicholas Murray Butler is quoted criticizing fiscal restraint.

Milton News Briefs and Local Elections Update

Milton residents hear council sets 37 mills tax rate for 1933 down three from five years past. Provincial constable George Gookman returns home from Christie Street Hospital. Engagement announced for Mary Elizabeth Brownridge to John Cameron Marshall. School board vacancies filled with nominations September 18 and election September 25.

Adam Park Duncan Campbell Toronto Bastedo W. A. Lawrence New York City J. H. Clements Kamloops W.B R. M Mr. W Kathleen McDougall Mary Joyce Quisit Wingham Blythe Alex George Gookman Christie Street Hospital Robert Biggar Milton Mary Elizabeth Brownridge John Cameron Marshall William Marshall

Oakville Notes Keep Busy Social and Health Updates

Oakville residents share travels and visits with family like the McCauslands in a two week cottage stay at Puslinch Lake. Local manager wm A Smith returns to Dominion store after overseeing sixteen Hamilton stores. Grammar lines report multiple residents and visitors from Burlington Chicago New York and Atlanta plus health concerns from Mr Grigg and Mrs Hewson. The column closes with a reflection by Thomas W Lamont on market closures and a hopeful dawn.

Women's Institute John Meredith Hill Johnson Agnes Brooks Guelph College Storey Toronto LePoidevin Will Ralph Marshall Edwina Marshall Wesley-Lane R. 3. Marshall H. Caldwell Thorold Norman McCausland Puslinch Lake Wm. A. Smith Dominion Hamilton Geo. Frid Burlington Roy Marshall Quitarlo Marshall Dudley Chisholm Los Angeles Cal Mr. Chisholm A. D. Chisholm Addie Hewson Chicago Chisholm Oakville E W. King New York Rose Lawn Survey Atlanta Georgia W. Leach

Woman in Bondage at Theater With Betty Stockfield

On Monday September 18 the theatre presents The Woman in Bondage starring Betty Stockfield and Owen Nares. The program also features a comedy Maids a la Mode a novelty Bulloney and Around the World in 8 Minutes with dinnerware on display.

Betty Stockfield Owen Nares Joon Bulloney

Market Reports Dairy Prices and Grain Quotations Toronto

Quotations from Toronto markets cover butter creamery value and fat content ranges, poultry and eggs rates to shippers and retailers, dressed meats wholesale prices, grain quotes CIF bay ports, Ontario track, hay and native grains, hides skins wool, wholesale fruit prices, and Ontario potato prices. Includes live cattle, steers, heifers, calves, cows, and bulls with current stock prices.

Toronto Toronto Board of Trade C.i.f Bay Manitoba Northern C. Ontario

Acton Shines in Dual Games Amid Turbulent Innings

Acton performed well in both games as pitchers faced interference and errors. Stolen bases by Ainslie Cripps and Holt contributed, with Filmore Kelly Cripps and Chalmers handling strikeouts and walks. Final line shows mixed pitching marks and runs across innings with several substitutions.

Ainslie Chalmers Cripps Filmore Kelly Holloway McPherson Strick OW Pilmer Acton Fergue Abrhpoa Hills Jevery B. Runnells Landons Couling Chambers En J. Runnells Mennie Acton Abrhpore Holloway Noone Marshall Auesormerresens Waterhouse Tyler White Anderson

Rainy Sunday School Lesson Lapses Into Story

The article misreads 2 Kings 22 about Josiah's reign of thirty one years in Jerusalem. A child named Paul aged four confuses the tale with rain, saying Josiah began to reign at eight and it rained throughout his thirty one years ending with drizzle.

Josiah Jerusalem Paul

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