Local Notices of Marriages and Deaths
A run of notices records marriages and deaths from 1924. Items include the marriage of Erthon Carter to David Robertson at a Baptist Parsonage, a birth in Goderich, and the deaths of Mary McDonald and Rev. D W Snider in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Atl Goderich
Eptember
Mra. Frogell
David Willis
Fred Bell
McIntosh
Hard
Guelph Bureau
Acton
Mary McDonald
Neil McIntosh
Bnnder
Toronto General Hospital
Bay
Rev
D. W.snider
Jameson Avenue
Toronto
Milton
Local notes from the Arton region and surrounding area
The Arton Free Press lists varied items including road hazards, fairs, weather, and local notices. It notes station BU broadcasts, poultry reports with geese and ducks, autumnal foliage, and social acts like temperance measures and school rallies. A fire at a tannery near completion is mentioned, along with civic meetings and a China missionary visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Danger
Shelburne
Acton
Nquor
Bill
BU. N. KE
M. P. Barry
Turnip Gowers’ Association
Canadian National Railway
A. H. Moore
Bt. Johns
Qua
University of Kings College
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Torgnio
Adioh Chamber of Commerce
Bown Hall
Hiram A. Bwackbamer
Moderation’ League
Hector McLean
China
Methodist
Apeak
McLean Ia
Erin
G Lad
Brampton Police Court News Details Multiple Drunk Driving Fines
Brampton Police Court records last Wednesday show J J Robbins of Streetaville Hotel charged with violating the Gazerlo Temperance Act after four bottles of whiskey were found in a wood pile behind the hotel. Andrew Dault, the bartender, admitted involvement and received a $200 fine plus costs. Dault was seen at the hiding place. Earlier, Walter Farlaw pleaded guilty to intoxication with a $10 fine and costs. a second intoxication charge while driving was dismissed for lack of timely information. George Morley pleaded guilty to intoxication and faced a $5 fine with costs. a Highway Traffic Act summons was served during the session. In Brampton on Monday, Robert Young of Mono Mills was charged with purchasing liquor in a hotel. liquor found in two upstairs rooms led to a conviction and $300 fine plus costs. W H Murphy prosecuted. C E McKeown defended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brampton
J. J. Robbins
Streetaville
Gooderham &Worts
Robbins
Andrew Dault
Costes “Dault
Eavely
Court House
Milton
Walter Farlaw
Chapman
Parlow
George Morley
Morley Wan
Vinla Uon
McPherson
Morley
Robert, Young
Mono Millx
Moore
n+ Spector
Reevely
Young
W. H. Murphy
C. E. McKeown
PR. D
Orangevilla
Ontario Temperance Act Pushes for Stricter Enforcement
A temperance reform message urges tougher enforcement of the Ontario Temperance Act. The note advocates no return to old conditions and calls for firm action to ensure compliance and prevent violations.
Town and Country Neighborhood News Recaps Fair, Meeting, and Farm Work
Grace McCutcheon and Mrs Munroe return to Fort Wayne after a water trip. Farmers report strenuous corn cutting turnip pulling fall plowing as neighbors attend Acton Fair. Knox Church School elects officers for the coming Plobtacha vote with Ward committees named and town leadership chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mien
Grace McCutcheon
Ikev
Mrs. Munroe
Fort Wayne
Acton Fair
Naada’ Knox Church School Room
Shorey
Miag Lisle Campbell
Sealy Ward
E. Harrison
J. Maxtod
Fire devastates Mr Downs farm destroying hay grain and implements
A fire on Mr C A Downs property at Limehouse burnt 60 tons of hay, grain and farm implements after he left for the School Fair. The blaze is blamed on spontaneous combustion and the premises were insured with London Mutual Fire Insurance. Burnt site noted on Lot 32 Sixth Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Downs
Mrr. Downs
Limehouse
Acton High School Field Day and Local Notices
Acton prepares for Field Day at Exhibition Park on Saturday October 4 with competitions for Corner Unitedation pupils and Public School pupils, run concurrently. Knox Church hosts a Thank Offering Service with speaker Guthrie Fay and illustrated slides. Election officials in Halton issue proclamations for hearing dates on reelections. Public School Fair at Agricultural Grounds draws 1,600 attendees. Nowera exhibit praised. International Plowing Match set for October 15 16 17 18 at Beampton on B A Bull & Son farm with plowing, machinery demonstrations, and Ontario Hydro displays. prizes generous and entries expected from farmers and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton High School
Acton
Exhibition Park
Rentain
Cone
Knox Church
Guthrie Fay
South America
Haa Jeon
Ublid
Fe Agricultural
Bmiltan
Halton
John Shorey
Egn
P. D. Shorey
Milton
Roberta Michienaideo
Ontario Plowman's Association
Beampton
B.A. Bull & Son
Ontario Hydro Commission
Lockie Wilson
Jtus
Limehouse School shines at id Fair marching contest third place
Limehouse public school dominated the Monday fair in Limehouse, taking three prizes in the marching contests and several individual awards. The event drew strong entries with notable fires at local farms and a busy church and community happenings nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limehouse
Lst
Jalan Leras
Balrat Limehouse
Ita
Lorna School
Word prize puzzle from SheMeld Laboratories circular
A fragmented ad offers cash prizes of 1500 dollars and 500 first prize for word formation from the three words Shot Held Skin Loap. Judges listed as Wanker Educator and Clergyman. Department address in Aurora.
Credit Auction Sale in September 1924 at Gunderson Farm
Auction notice lists Holstein and Jersey dairy cows, heifers, and calves with due dates from September to January, including many Durham and Ayrshire cows. It details young cattle prices, breeds, and ages, with joint approval and cashiering by Wilaon, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie
Evans
Hine
Saquesion
Owe Peasures
Iglo
Halstein
Ayrshire
Durham
Jersey
Andy Pio
Yorkshire
Cradless
Apjee
Anny Om
Wilaon
Acton Village Council Notices Local Improvement Sidewalks
The Village of Acton council announces construction of eight sidewalk sections on Church Street Victoria Avenue to the bridge Willow Street to John Street Frederick Street Block 23 Bower Street Wilbur Street and frontage assessments set at 642 per foot on Church Street and 82 cents elsewhere. Total cost 103224 with 51643 paid by corporation. Special assessments in twenty annual installments. Court of Revision to hear complaints October 20 at 8 PM in Acton Town Hall. Dated September 25 19__ by Clerk N Farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation of the Village
Acton
Church Street
Victoria Avenue
Willow Street
John Street
Frederick Street
Bower Breet
Wilbur Street
Hn Town ‘Hall
N. Farmer
Public Auction at Esquesing Georgetown Lot 18 September 29
David Radcliffe directs a public auction near Georgetown Esquesing mile west for Lot 18. Items include livestock such as horses cattle hogs and calves with implements harness and farming gear offered under terms of four 16 and 8 percent with cash and credit options. Auctioneer J Kerr of Acton announces sale details and contact phone number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Radcliffe
Mall
Vonosesion
Mileaweat
Georgetown
Orbies
Juno
Jung
Pe Wall
Harris
Massey
Ri J. Kerr
Acton
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the Chines
The
Arton Free Press
Police Court News
Dudge
Ontario
C.G. Henderson
Town and
Ballinafad
Rockwoood
Barry
United States
Bramons Road
Elliot
Elda Homs Board
Haw Tsaued Hin
W. B. McCready
Hig
Lorne
Ontirio
Horth
Secont
Ole
Bins Hitp
Kip
W. M. McKay
Georgestown
Graham + Neilson
Saskatchewan
Jno. Newton
C. A
Downa
Gonson
Douging Gowdy
Knox College
W. J. Ritchie
W. Gooder
Olds
Alta
Mra. Abbott
Oliver
Guelph
al. Andrew's Church
Filllaburg
V Thomas Dodds
B. Pac
Cheltenhal
Weybirn
Bask
Pyro
W. Armstrune
Iin Village
Ofith
Clagrick
Onetree
Watt
Judgmant
Willlady Nixon
Hilaburg
M Oly
People’s Store
Bate el
Mill Street
ACTO
Credit
Corporation of
Nassagaweva
Ni Weoya
Presbyterian Church
J. A. McKenzie
Campbellville
A. L. Bouck
Farm Strait
Neilson‘s
Rumley Acton
WJ. Patterson
W. J
Patterson Corner Mill
Main Streets
Acton, Ont
McLean & Co
Turnbulls
Penmana
Stanfielda
Penman
Turnbull
Vesta
Monarch
Lily
Ont
Esquesing Agricultural Society
le Roy
Dale
Paper Millis
W. T. Bannsecape
Coating Mills
Bank of Nova - Bootla
Norway
Brown's Bakery
Ind
C. R Turner
Pahire
Bank of Commerce
I. J. Hughey
McNeil
Jockey Clubs of Ontario, Inc
Onabio Jockey Club
Hamilton Jockey Club
Windsor Jockey Club
Niagara Racing Association
James Howaind
Braypton
Mausey-Harrisoa
C. Q- Buck
J. Beaumont
Oo Goby
W. A. Millar
D. J. Matthey
J. N. O'Neill
D. Uri
Rongy
A. M. Grandy
D. Livingstone
E. Barnhill
J. A. Brownway Dent
Tannie's Grocery
R. H. Thompson
W. R. Watson
K Hustler
Clarkson Eran
Jesvanethes
Ty Sproal
Browne & Co
Norval
WL Hirowne & Co
W. BL Browng & Cou Nery
Bax
Kink
A. L
Amcenubb
Toronty
Herald
Lordiess
Gr.yglees
J. MY. Broury
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