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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Sep 27, 1933

Page

7

Social and Personal Interest notes from Acton region

Residents report visits and greetings from relatives and friends across Ontario and beyond. Notables include Eugene McPherson returning from Toronto and J Elvin Gamble from Ravenna, with several others from Guelph Toronto Hamilton and Los Angeles visiting Acton. Councillor James E McMillan fell ill but is improving as family travels to Rochester after word of sister Chas Irwin’s critical illness.

R. J. McPherson Chas. Irwin Rochester N. Y McPherson

Liberals Win Four of Five Ontario Seats

Results show Liberal gains across five ridings with Thomas L. Church losing plurality to Conservative in East Toronto while Col William Mulock leads Liberal in North York. William Mills wins Elgin and Colin Campbell takes Frontenac Addington for the Liberals. Kenora Rainey River votes Liberal- Labor H B McKinnon. race in Georgetown is noted with local ad text.

East Toronto Thomas L. Church K. C Mr. Church H. P. Snelgrove Graham Spry C. C. F. North York Toronto William P. Mulock William Mulock Ontario Harold Breuls Mulock Col. T. Herbert Lennox K. C. Wrest Elgin St. Thomas William H. Mills Mitchell H. Hepburn House of Commons Mr. Mills Hag Borbridge R. W. MacDonald Mr. Hepburn Frontenac-Addington Kenora H. B. McKinnon Peter Heenan Mr. McKinnon Joseph Derry

Death notices for Mrs. Lueva Bell and Davey Chapman

Mrs. Lueva Bell wife of Prof Henry G Bell of the O A C died at General Hospital Guelph she was active in church work and women’s groups Surviving husband three sons and other relatives. Davey Chapman Oakville businessman died aged 55 funeral held at Chapman home with interment in Oakville Cemetery surviving wife one daughter Ruby and one son Robert plus siblings and in laws.

Guelph General Hospital Lueva Bell Henry G. Bell Erin Village Bell London Ontario Orangeville

Moffat Rites Held In Acton After Sudden Death

Thomas Moffat died Friday in St. Joseph’s Hospital Guelph after a long illness following a major operation four years ago He lived on the Esquesing Township farm for nearly five decades and was a member of Knox Presbyterian Church Acton A private home service followed by church services and interment at Pairview Cemetery honored a longtime neighbour and father of six survivors include Margaret Turnbull wife and three sons plus a daughter Christina predeceased him The bereaved extended sympathy from a wide circle of friends and relatives.

Thomas Moffat Margaret Turnbull Christopher Oliver William Ellis McLaughlin Mae Wellesley Christina John Richmond Hil Martin James St. Paul Minn Mr. Moffat Lot 29 Fifth Line Esquesing Township D. D. Morrison S. H. Lindsay N. McLaughlin W. H. Anthony Thos. Kennedy John Moffat Elizabeth Jean Richmond Hill Jos. Turnbull C. Barber Thomas Turnbull Brandon Wm. Turnbull Martin Nickell Margaret Elliott Alex. McPherson Galt George, Walter Robert Oliver Wm. Goulding Thamesford Turnbull Dundas George Nickell Toronto

Limehouse School Fair Highlights Read Like Heritage Page

Readable fragments list fair entries for crops vegetables flowers livestock and crafts from Limehouse School. Names such as Wilfred Johnson Newton Ruddell Dorothy Steele Edna Fryer and Dorothy Johnson appear among exhibits and prize categories across produce poultry baking and art.

Edna Fryer Freda Hill Gwen Hill Edna’ Fryer Will Ritchie Newton Ruddell Fred Ruddell Donald Lindsay Teddy Brown Eleanor Cook Jack Noble Elwood Snow Jersey Bruce Lindsay Harold Brown Wilfred Johnson Elmer Burt Helen Meredith Floyd Shortill John Bowman Isobel Stephenson Bertha Shelbourne Alex. Wright Bernice VanFleet Doris Harding Alvey Gordon Bobby Lindsay Victor Sterrat Isabel Henderson Clarence Denny Alexander Frank Molly Cutts Joanna Shortill Wilda McLaughlin Dorothy Johnson Lillian Johnson Ruth Norton Eva Ritchie Lorma Frank Barbara Cousins Pam Cousins Inez Scott Mabel Burkholder Jean Frank Muriel Stephenson Helen Devereaux Addina Noro Mary Toffan Rachael Mullin Douglas Frank Jean Drake Lorna Frank Victor Starret Wille Ritchie Paul Drake Nick Toffan Lloyd Shortill Jimmie Robertson Victor Sterrett Peggy Smethurst Annie Holden Viona Webster Ruth Smith Lois Watson Kathleen Robertson Betty Britton Alex. Frank Muriel Stevenson Annie Kelly Joyce Appleyard Doris Mitchell Doris Smith Lawrence Cross Clifford Webster Ida Fryer

Bank Stock Oversubscription Signals Allocation Challenge

Oversubscription of Central Bank capital stock by about 150 000 shares concerns ministers as applications exceed the 100 000 share limit. Officials must scale down demand to equitably divide shares among customers who had applied for more than 230 000 by Monday morning. Magistrate McIlveen reinstatement in Halton County to be sought by Attorney-General Arthur Roebuck. Roebuck praises his potential. Police search for Tegfryn Thomas, an Ontario Reformatory inmate, after a Sunday escape from Guelph. Thomas previously faced theft and breaking and entering charges. A hit and run in Highway 25 near Palermo injures 15-year-old cyclist Robert Ledson. authorities suspect intoxication. Shakespearean Players to visit Acton with Macbeth and The Taming of the Shrew at Town Hall. tickets 35c and 25c. Manitoba and Saskatchewan creameries excel at the Canadian National Exhibition. Manitoba dominates salted butter prizes.

E. N. Rhodes Tegfryn Thomas Ontario Reformatory Guelph Aberty Thomas Cobourg Prism Clarence Hunter G. A. Cookman M. Hadfield Milton Bell Adon Richardson Shakespearean Players Acton England Western Canada Toronto Manitoba Saskatchewan

Gregory Theatre Weekend Show Listing

A period theater page lists Gregory Theatre programing with Wm Powell Myrna Loy and Wille Whopper cartoon The Cave Man The Devil Horse last chapter Were presented along with Youre Telling Me star W C Fields Buster Crabbe Joan Marsh Comedy Beer and Pretzels Lion s Friend Cannibal Island Fox News plus a Buster Keaton Allez Oop and Joe E Brown Very Honorable Guy Melody Master A Jolly Good Fellow interactions and additional acts.

Wm. Powell Myrna Loy W. C. Fields Buster Crabbe Joan Marsh Fox News Jas. Cagney Buster Keaton Allez

Sure Sign of a Recruit’s Splintered Hand Joke

A recruit tells a sergeant he cannot hold his rifle because of a splinter in his hand. The sergeant responds with a sharp retort about scratching his head. The exchange captures a stubborn humor between trainee and drill instructor.

Fitting Tribute Meets Carti er Bust and Bell Anniversary

A public ceremony on Montreal Bridge unveiled Jacques Cartier’s bust gifted by France to mark Canada’s discoveries. The event also celebrated Alexander Graham Bell’s 60th telephone anniversary in Brantford with a new public address system by National Sound Services and Northern Electric, symbolizing cross nation harmony.

Jacques Cartier Montreal Canada Alexander Graham Bell Brantford National Sound Services Telephone and Radio Laboratories Northern Electric Company England France United States Houde

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Eugene McPherson Clarencé Anderson Ray Gamble Detroit Mr. J. Elvin Gamble Ravenna Jessie Urquart A. Anderson Gordon Johnston Hamilton Mrs. M. C. Overholt David Folster Master John Niagara ‘Palls D. Folster Blanche Brooks Prudence Cook Kathleen Cook Mrs. Bingham Speedside Mars. Blickensberger Los Angeles Cal Robt. Bennett Messrs Andrew Wiggins Algonquin Park Burton Wiggins Port Colborne L. B. Shorey Bobcaygeon W. J. Gould Jas. E. McMillan R. T. Lane Alan Sault Ste. Marie H. Smart Gordon Ella Lane N. F. Moore Liberals Georgetown Hunter’s Inn Davey Chapman Oakville Chapman Oakville Aluminum Company Oakville, Basket Company Eastern Collieries Bienfall, Sask Kawartha Lakes Lumber Company Columario Gold Mines British Columbia J. W. Magwood Thomas Richards Hanover Albert Burtch Limehouse Mangels Bille Robertson Alex, Wright Harry Devereaux Reggy Smethurst Gladioli Reggie Hassall Alex. Norrie Asters Bell Hassall Albert Hassall Zinnias Queenie Holden Marion Leslie Dorothy Steel Isabel Brims Plymouth Rock Dorothy Steele Isabel Burkholder McIlveen W. E. McIlveen Halton Arthur Roebuck Mr. Roebuck McKveen Joseph Willmott Acton Fair C. N. EB F. C. Wilmott’ Severa Prairie Creameries A. D. Savage Savage Building Phono Gregory the Thin Man Jimmy the Gent Joe E. Brown Wood’s Grocery Family GRO Tbs Ford C.N.E Norton Motors Acton, Ontario The Acton Free Press
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