Community Ladies Enjoy Church Tea at Everton Church
Readers note Mrs G Sunter Mrs W Bruce Mrs G Grundy and Mrs W Mc Pheron attended the September tea at Everton church on Wednesday afternoon. Friends announce Mr Thomas Pines is improving after illness. Weekend gatherings included Klooster family birthday celebration at their parents’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Sunter
W. Bruce
G. Grundy
W. McPheron
Everton
Thomas Pines
Klooster
Alec Stewart
Fucky
Toronto
D Stewart
George D. Robertson
North Bay
George Jr
Robertson
Willam Webb
Guelph
Joan Aitken
London
Western University
Murd McCutchdon
Mariel
Smith MecCutcheon
Gall
Berry Clarke (Jr
Guelph Hospital
Mrs F Johnston Opens Home to Greenock WI
Greenock WI meets September 11 at Mrs Fred Johnston Os Poringe with presiding president Mrs C Aitken. Program covers household hints Asiatic flu symptoms and cures poem What Every Home Should Have and social hour with lunch afterwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenock WI
Fred Johnston
Os Poringe
C Aitken
Mary Stewart
A Thompson
Rockwood
Pp. Dunne
Home Economica
Mire
W. Johnston
H. Dekem
R McKeown
C. Allan
R. McKeown
Baptist Church Treasure Hunt Leads to West Home
The Baptist church adult group held a treasure hunt last Saturday evening starting from the church. Five carloads traveled to Lakeview subdivision Churchill Tuths Service Station the Crescent and the High School collecting clues along the way. The finale was at Fred West home ROR 1 Acton where a lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
The
Lakeview Subdivision
Churchill
Tuth
the Crescent
Fred West
Ror 1
Acton
Early Nuptial Mass For Recent Wedding at St. Josephs Acton
A August 31 nuptial mass at St. Josephs Church Acton united Miss Johianna Fournier daughter of W Fournier and the late Mrs Fournier Gaspe Quebec with Neil Charette son of T Charette and the late Mrs Charette Acton. The ceremony featured Miss Irene Mulholland at the organ and reception at Barlow's Restaurant Rockwood. The couple plans a Northern Ontario honeymoon and will reside in Acton after returning. Oakville band gave a concert in Acton park last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Church
Acton
Father W. Morgan
Johianna Fournier
W. Fournier
Fournier
Gaspe
Quebec
Neil
T. Charette
Mra A. Dubois
Toronto
W. Charette
James Battey
Milton
Irene Mulholland
Barlow's
Rockwood
A. la Chance
A. Dubois
Sisters of the Ground
Hamilton
Ontario
Asian Flu Hits Canadian Cities Amid Mild Outbreaks
A rash of Asian flu cases shocks Canada with school absences and hospital load, while officials call it mild. One death, an elderly man in Sault Ste Marie, is reported as the only confirmed fatality. Vaccines unlikely before October. supply limited and effectiveness around half. Prices, camps, and multiple towns listed reflect widespread but uneven spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Sault Ste Marie
Ont
United States
Monteith
Doe Lake
Hunteville
Toronto
W of Brown
Ontario
Sudbury
Capreol
Mattewa
Miles.eest
North Bay
Charter Night plans for Acton St John Ambulance Brigade
Members completed plans at the regular meeting held last Friday in Yo for a Charter Night on September 27. About two hundred invitations were prepared for the event where the local brigade will receive its charter and guests may test their general knowledge. John Hart led a first aid quiz and the group voted to parade drill. Free Press awards for a weekly newspaper are on display in the Free Press window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
St John’s Ambulance Brigade
Tach
John Hart
Kroehler
Sklar
Sylmer
Knechtels
T.V
Youngston
General Electric
House of Quality
Gray Coach
2nd Acton Pack Receives Thanks From Hospital
The Brownies of the Acton Pack sent scrap books to the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto. A letter from CA. Sege acting superintendent praises the project as part of the Packs tribute to Lord Haden-Powell. Staff and patients alike appreciate the care and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihe
Ana Acton
CA. Sege
Hospital
Toronto
Lord Haden-Powell
Turchel Annual Fowl Supper Planned at Meeting
The September Churchill meeting held at Mrs. Leslie Swackhamer's home set plans for the October 1 fowl supper and finalized work lists. The acton Wall Fair display was reviewed and meals ended with a hostess lunch. Mrs. Freeman chaired, and Ted Freeman led Young People services with Miss Bertha Watson preaching The Stand of the Young People in the Church. New residents Jack Ford and family moved from Port Credit welcomed to the fifth line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill WA
Leslie Swackhamer
F. Freeman
Acton Wall Fair
Peropte
Neelon
Ted Freeman
Bertha Watson
Mildred Watson
John Ford
Jack Ford
Jown
Port Credit
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F. Johnston
Greenock
Oakville Band
Acton ‘Park
Aft
Chuck Shultis
P.U.C
Fairy Take
Parks Board
Acton Park
Fort Frances
Lindsay
Goderich
Sembroke
MacTier
Cornwall
Niagara Falls
Brockville
Sarnia
Windsor
Kitchener
Peterborough
Little Current
Benson’s Shoes
the Friendly Shoe Store
Bob Laing
Acton Citizens’ Band
Acton Town Hall
Irene Swackhamer
Turchel
Charles’ Hinnie
J. G. Sharpe
Brampton
Brampton Chapel
White Church
Louie Sharpe
Mig Allie Greham
Edith Foster
Bram
Acton Free Press
Dion
Charles Binnie
Eda Freeman
Frank Freeman
Sam Anderson
Roberts
Wm. Ralph
Islington
Skeoch
Taronto
Nest
Churchill Church
Rudy Schinder
Lort
Beamsville
Ure
C Denny
Marie Kerr
McMaster University
Buck
Georgetown
Agnew
Archie Kerr
Montreal
Feck
Aceton
Daymond
WHITE
Quebec Street
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