Widow passes at 82 in Acton area funeral held
Mrs. Robert Pasmore died at her home Tuesday in her eighty third year. Funeral services were held at her late home and the United Church with Rev. W. J. Taylor and Rev. John Little officiating. Interment was at Rockwood Cemetery. She leaves three daughters and two sisters, plus a brother, with many relatives and friends attending from distant places. Anniversary services, harvest displays, and community events followed at local churches with varied programs and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pusmore
United Church
W. J. Taylor
John Little
Messrs
J. A
Little
Chas
H. Harris
Arch. McNabb
Herp. Gibbons
Dave T
Knight
Frank Boyne
Marlette
Mich
John Besley
Shelburne
Wily Wilder
Whitby
Frank Pasmore
London
J. B. Mackenzie
Georgetown
Andrew Scott
Tolton
Guelph
Jas. Grant
Belwood
War
Rutherford Hewat
Alex. Munro
Mumlo
Jean Torrance
Johnston S Heward
Simcoe
Angus
Presbyterian Church
Normaon Westillan
Norval
Robert Croft
S. Johnston
Eden Mills
Acton
The
S Johnston
Mars
Wil Blsek
Dessureault
H. L. Bennbs
Waller
Johnston
Joyce Dethy
Hamilton
Bennie
Knox Church Presbyterian Sunday School Orchestra
Georgetown Social Notes and Local Incidents
Georgetown brief notes report visiting guests Yuov P G and Mrs Burrell of Palmer Memorial Church Toronto with Mr and Mrs Milley of Millers Comet. Councillor George Davis ill and bedbound. Ed Standish and wife of Buffalo NY stayed with J B Mackennble. Standish linked to late Dr Standish. W A Main injured painting at Provincial Paper Mills last Thursday, rendered unconscious with facial lacerations and serious injuries.
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W.A. Main
P&ns
Herald
Dr. Robertson
Willmott
Aiilllon
J. Marshall
Ina Yarden
Campbellvale
Norman Marshall
Norman Marchall
Serioud
Joseph Abbott
Faiily
Mra
Thomas Rennie
Myz. Rennie
Toronto
and Mire
W. J. Lowris
Wennle
Wd Myr
William Mino, Jr
Mond 'Mi
Margaret Sting
Nassagaweya Horse Lost After Leg Injury Destruction
Nassagaweya resident Mr. John McGregor reports a horse from lot 34 con cession J lost after a leg injury and was euthanized. Eben Ezer United Church Young People's League held a social evening with a strong turnout. Milton visitors Mr. and Mrs. Harry Soulson and Mr and Mrs Martin Early visited Knatchbull. Mr Murray Bridgman of Carlisle called on Mr and Mrs Wurvey Bridgman. Melvin Bridgman, elder son of Mr and Mrs Bridgman, left for McMaster University Hamilton. Silo filling is the present focus.
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John 8. Wray
Lethbridge
Wm. McNabb
Millbank
Angus McLean
Wilber Guild
Main Street
Stewart Young
John McGregor
Nassagaweya
Young People’s League of Ebenezer United Church
Harry Soulson
Mini
Martin Early
Milton
Knatchbull
Murray Bridgman
Carlisle
Wurvey Bridgman
Melvin Bridgman
Imfr
Warvey Bridgman
Hnatchbull
MecMaster University
Hamilton
Death of Mgr. James Moore Revered Eden Village Leader
Mourning swept Eden as Mgr James Moore died after a stroke at his son's home on Thursday. A Presbyterian Church member and long time Session figure, he leaves wife, daughter and two sons, with a large funeral at Nas sagaweya Cemetery. The section also notes Ladies Aid gathering, Institute meeting, and community visits and events across Eden Mill.
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Mgr
James Moore
Mr. Moore
Moore
Presbyterian Church
Sax
William
Thomas Allison
Nuxsigaweya
Maury
Guelph
Joseph
Nassagaweya
Mrr. S. Johnson
WW IL. Bennie
Acton
R. HH
Somerville
Mexara
John Moore
Will Allison
John Beattie
John MacMillan
Joseph Weir
Alexander Moore
George Robertson
Eden Mileromens Institute I
Town Trail
Stockwood Branci Ag
Reconstruction Party Aims for Economic Democracy in Halton
In Halton County the Reconstruction Party criticizes concentration of wealth and power in a few corporations and financiers. It argues for government action to balance wealth and opportunity, urging economic liberty for the common people, farmers, workers, and small merchants against organized finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. ¥. Stevens
Reconstruction Party
Mr. Stevens
Canada
Creait
Stevens the Man of the Hour Leaders Canadian Farmers Call for Reform
Canadian farmers rally to Hon. H. H. Stevens leader of Canada's Reconstruction Party praising his two year record and promising that under his courageous leadership farming will prosper. They hail his push for fair play regulation over ruthless business practices and his insistence that government act as referee in agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Stevens
Canada
Reconstruction Party
Caneda
Dominion
Stevens
Hon
Halton Candidate Halton Candidate A Fruit and Vegetable Grower
Halton's candidate is a Burlington district farmer with fifteen years in agriculture and a long record as a Toronto Hamilton journalist. He served in the Canadian Army, sat on the Hamilton Board of Education, and led national fruit and vegetable groups. A sports organizer, he helped oversee Olympic teams and British Empire Games efforts, shaping agricultural policy in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Toronto
Hamilton
Canadian Army
Halton
Dresidenbed
stagian~Alor Fruit and Vegetable Growers’ Association
Ontario .Growers’ Markets Council
Won
Stevens
Ottawa
Canad
London
England
Nenconstriction Party
Halton County
Oltawa
Canadian party policy view from foreign press
A British and U S analysis surveys Canadian party policy, noting Stevens Reconstruction Party, Premier Bennett, Tim Stevens, J S Woodsworth, and Mackenzie King. It questions Reform leanings, social reform needs, and fears of radicalism amid unemployment and suffering. The piece discusses third parties and the political mood.
Rally Day Service and Evening Personal Rally at Church
Sunday schedule for September 70th 1935 lists 11:00 a.m. Rally Day Service and Sabbath School in morning with theme Christ the Saviour and presentation of diplomas and certificates. 7:00 p.m. A Personal Rally. Junior and Senior Choir participate in the morning service. Reminder for October 6 Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. Always welcome.
Baptist Church Rally at Acton Led by Rev McIntosh
A Baptist church in Acton hosts a Sunday morning rally at 11 o clock led by Rev John McIntosh of McMaster University. Attendees gather for a service and speaking remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McIntosh
McMaster University
Classified Ads and Notices Mix in Local Page
A cluttered ad sheet lists tomato sales, housing for rent, farm help, hogs and pigs, a piano wanted, real estate bargains, lost purse, fox farming, trucking services, and notices of thanks and condolences. Includes calls for agents, knitting ware, and general trucking with contact details.
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Rockwood
Nev. O
Congregational Church
Woodstock Board of Education
W. J. Fiood
Bt. Alban
Rous Allan
Marie
Aird
Men Field
Mlanche Milne
Eder Maills
Willis
Andy Prunk
Familly
Brookville
Wilbert Aqua
Evelyn Pearent
Havergal Lanes
Mires
W. Buchanan
Comber
A. XK
Thomas
Lord Tweedsmuir
Ure
Tweedsmuir
W. L Mackenzie King
Wberal
R. B. Bennett
Halton’s
M. M. Robinson
Boston
R. 2. Bennett
Tim Stevens
J. 8. Woodsworth
Labor
Dias
L. Mackensla King
Liberal Party
Mackene King
Dermuda
Church News
United Church of Canada
KM. Morrow
Bower Avenue
G. I. Stephenson
Limehouse
Bunday School
Women's Minnsionary Society
Lada
Young People's League
Christian Pelowahip Committee
Presbyterian Knox Church
J. L. Bennie
BMA
Willow Street
Wallace Swackhamer
J. Mellon
Jescle Russell
P. O. Box
Free Press Office
T. E. Holmes
Flano
Plano
Acton Murray Memorial -Y
Mi-0
L. Wright
R. J. Kerr
Darby's
W._ A. MCEACHERN
Erin
Titanes
John Bilton
Yori We Bilton
Liberal Commission
Simcos
General Trucking
Wstate
J. F. Robertson
Webster
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