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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Sep 25, 1930
Page
4
Community briefs cover events in surrounding centres of interest to readers. Local happenings include social gatherings, club activities, and public notices shaping daily life across the region.
Mar and Mrs Newton Ghent and Mr and Mrs Harry Wardell are on a motor trip in New York. Sam Clark Bruce Gibson Herb Dynes and Henderson are fishing and prospecting in New Ontario. Mr and Mrs M A Case left Friday for home after a trip. Mrs Fred Nabbitt was struck by a car on Emerald Crescent but escaped with light injuries. Mr Ray Hell shows improvement after an operation at St Joseph's Hospital. A two car collision occurred at Freeman on Saturday evening injuring no one. Orville Carey and Russell were involved in an interection on Brant Street and the Middle Road. both cars damaged. A thief visited the W B Samer farm and stole a Chevrolet from the shed. The car was later found wrecked in a Southampton ditch. Gazotto
The Presbyterian Church hosts a Tuesday gathering to honor Mrs. Denny with gifts and speeches. Harvest Home services, a Josephine baptism of memory, and re opening ceremonies at St John’s and Acton churches attract large congregations. Attendees include Rev. W I Clarke of Toronto and Rev. A Rudolph Uren of Toronto with multiple choirs and special musical numbers.
Visitors from New Liskeard Tara and Cleveland attended events in town. Parliament visit included a Buildings tour with Dr. Anderson and Mrs. Anderson. A serious operation at St Josephs in Guelph noted. speedy recovery wished for patient. Local dances, corn roasts, and weekend trips to Kincardine Georgetown and Toronto are listed among social happenings.
Mr W. Gack of Los Angeles and Mrs George Mcharen of Brampton visit local friends. Rev Dr Medden of Welland and Col Dr McMane with Sonya visit Varonto. Caledon Electric Co suffers engine water jacket failure. Laughlin seeks electricity on farms. Acton rink night draws ten teams and a jolly crowd at the drill shed. Erin rink wins 64 to 0 over their opponents.
Oakville residents and guests share a week in Montreal and travel to northern waters where Ray Ross lands a 24 pound trout, amid various visits and local events. The harbor dredging and contract work progress in Oakville Canon area as residents note summer travels, gatherings, and fishing exploits.
Churchill anniversary services set for Sunday October 6 with a supper and entertainment on Monday. Meanwhile Robert Kerr has exhibited his fine horses at Orangeville Brampton and Georgetown last week drawing strong interest and praise for their performance.
The regular monthly meeting of the Bannockburn Women’s Institute met at Miss Gaure Millar’s Woithenday home. Attendees sang the Institute Ode, read minutes, discussed sending beds, clothes to the needy, and heard reports. A social hour followed with tea and carols closing the gathering.
The youth group hosts a corn roast at Mr Robt Bhartitt’s home on Friday. Attendance noted from Gehool Mair in Krin Village this Tuesday. Mr Wm Vural hospitalized after a grain handling accident when a fork caused injury. Miss Ethel Swindlehurat vacationing with Mr and Mrs Hohriam Swindlehurat. Mr Arnold Melinery earns success at Orangeville Fair with four firsts three seconds two thirds and two sweepstakes for a large sheep flock. Mr Lowrie sells his 100 acre farm job 33 to Mr Foster of the arth Itn07-
Local notes report Abbie Turner of Omagh visiting Atlantic City with her aunt Mrs W Merfield of Toronto. A farm threshing fire near Milton kept flames from a bank barn until Milton firefighters arrived. Milton council minutes include appointing Cheater Earl acting vice reeve and Wion tax collector with 40 mills levy, plus bills to Dufferin Construction Co and other claims. General Council of the United Church met in London with attendees from area.ensos
An advisory passage urges concise natural speech avoiding pompous repetition. It stresses clarified concise and cohesive expression free of platitudinous or babbling rhetoric, advocating simple direct communication.
The passage recalls a fabled incident in London where the absoluteminded Duke of St. Alban's sees the Blamess twins Chung aftaeng joined at the Rips. He asks an attendant if they are brothers, a moment of puzzled recognition amid a broader rumor of the tilamone and Argonaut circles.
A Washington Post account describes a collection of envelopes and postal cards with ingenious misdirections addressed to officials in the Post Office Department. The pieces reveal riddling handwriting and baffling destinations including Pennsylvanian farmers and a grocer on Pennsylvania Avenue, with some letters misaddressed yet containing genuine requests to the government.
A man was confronted in a dark alley by a desperate assailant who shouted for his money and threatened to blow brains out. The calm reply urged the robber to go away and warned that without money one could not survive in London.
A clipped internal passage describes a shift from romantic ideals to simple daily needs. The speaker laments loss of passionate affection and now faces routines of bread and butter existence.
JON MARSHALL Clerk of the Municipality announces transmission and delivery of the Ontario Voters List copies for the 1930 elections. The notice calls voters to inspect the list, correct errors, and comply with the act by Sept 20 1940.
Mrs Murray and Iva thank friends for kindness and inquiries after an illness. A rent notice offers 3 room apartment with option to convert. includes heat, light and water. An auction sale of furniture at Mrs Murray’s residence on Main Street set for September 17 at 3 o clock. Expressions of thanks from Graff and Smith families for support after loss.
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