In Memoriam Robert Browl Died September 13 1924
In loving memory of Robert Browl who died September 13 1924 A gentle voice would come and with farewells unspoken Lia calmly entered homes wife and family reflect on loss and enduring love
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Sep 18, 1924
Page
10
In loving memory of Robert Browl who died September 13 1924 A gentle voice would come and with farewells unspoken Lia calmly entered homes wife and family reflect on loss and enduring love
Brief local notes report Milton School Fair, Acton Fall Fair, tax deadlines and instalments, crop reports, and harvest favorites. Mentions include Ontario Temperance Act vote timing, wheat yield by John Buntvan, and Knox Church anniversary services with Rev. Dr. Waters. Also notes police court fines and a roads maintenance reflection.
A small fire at Br William Williams residence on Lake Avenue Tuesday night started from a vanolf stove. Firefighters extinguished it without a visit, but the home suffered damage to the head, heart, hand and health clubs and other interior areas.
Voter related town notice requests October court sitting details. Names required by October 2 for Huxley and Witlahburg with proceedings at Huxley’s Hall on October 11.
Mr and Myre and McCully of Ht Thomas were guests of Air Willany Gowdy and Douglan during the week. Strenuous efforts have been made to harvest the oat crop balance. The roads are in poor condition this summer. Some gravel on the Attic line and an iron crow road at the big hill would improve conditions.
Moanra Norris H Klack and Herbert J Black serve as furors at Guelph during the Fall Andlzea. Attendees from here joined the Rev J C Wilson memorial gathering. The Rovialny DMcor will run a town hall course on October 20 at 10 am to revise veteran Mat for the Plebiscite election. All names due to J J Aldrou Reylaing OMcor by October 7.
The Presbyterian Church celebrates a beautifully painted and decor ated interior with a largely attended reopening service led by Rev. Mr. Lindsay. A Monday concert featured Acton Male Quartette Miss Wie Marlon Story and Manter Gordon Scott. The Ospringe Orchestra provided music. The twenty first annual convention of the Churches of Christ in the Wellington District will meet at Grand Valley on October 7 with Rev. Mr. Parkhouse speaking. Wm E Robertson is President and T D McCutcheon is Secretary Treasurer.
Mosara Campbell and Amos of Moffat win fourteen prizes for Shorthorn cattle at the Toronto Fair. They also excel at the Zeadon Fair, capturing numerous male and female class awards for senior and junior yearlings, calves, and graded herds across multiple cattle names and progeny categories.
The Churchill Sunday School held its season finale picnic Saturday afternoon at A. J. Murray’s Cloverdale Farm grove. Attendees included students, teachers, parents, and visitors. Pastor Howard, Superintendent Harry Gibbons, and Miss Russell led activities with races, games, and a social lunch featuring ice cream, peanuts, and candy.
At a long-ago dinner for Hall Calne, the late Thos Nelson Page agreed to introduce the British novelist after a guest pressed a request to sign a manuscript. Page stated he would sign to show he had read something Calne had written, just before the host began the introductions.
A reader questions why laborers drift yearly and suggests rapid training under export guidance to switch to bio money jobs in trades like mechanical electrical battery work welding dentistry or harboring. The note mentions department offers and a special offer typo filled with bold phrases and stray terms.
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