Swackhamer Visit and Local Church News in Georgetown
Mr and Mrs E B Swackhamer visited Rochester New York last week to see his sister Mrs KR Unwin. Rev Alexander Calder inducted as minister of Knox and Limehouse Presbyterian Churches in Knox Church replacing Rev Charles C Cochrane now in Westmount Quebec. Norval Women's Institute September meeting featured speakers Mrs Harold Creave and Mrs Co Freure recounting a March trip to New Orleans. Police report notes petty crimes including milk bottle pilfering shoplifting juvenile cattle theft and theatre damage with parents to pay.
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E. B. Swackhamer
Rorhester
N.Y
KR. L. Unwin
Unwin
Alexander Calder
Knox
Limehouse Presbyterian
Knox Church
Charles C
Cochrane
Westmount
Quebec
Harold Creave
Mra
Co. Freure
Georgetown
Norval Women's Institute
New Orleana
Inez
Brampton
Herald
Burlington and area notes on homes and school registrations
Burlington Armstrong reports progress on nineteen veterans homes with roofs on and plastering underway. Four expected for occupancy in a month. Vig School registers 438 students with more to come, grade IX increase. Town dump charges rise from 300 to 400, new agreement drafted. Weet Sutton congregation calls Dr J G Barry. induction set for Thursday in Toronto. Master Camp advises council on light stander installation. work to begin early, possibly this year.
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Cr Armstrong
Burlington-Nelson
J.G Barry
Weet Sutton
Preeyterr
Toronto
Servs
Als
Ehrerpe
Eadro Commission
Jack Gibbins
Brent Street
Caroline
Savings deposits in Canada hit record July total
The Financial Past reports savings deposits rose to 3.959 million in July, up 23 million from June and 269 million year to date. An executive cited rising wages and steady employment as reasons for the surge, calling the outlook comforting.
Oakville Drops 12 Inning Batter in OB A Final
Oakville Intermediate B baseball loses to Port Erie 8 to 7 in twelve innings at St Catharines. Excavation begins for Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital with a ceremonial shovel by Mayor Charles Wilmer. St Jude's hosts a large wedding as Mary Elizabeth Ryrie becomes Mrs Robert Somers Tate.
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Oakville
Port Erie
O.B.A
St. Catharine
Oakville and Trafalgar Memorial Hospital
Fred Price and Co. Limited
Almple
Chas. Wilmer
St. Jude's Church
Mary Elizabeth Ryrie
James Grant Syrie
Robert Somers Tate
H. Wm. Tate
Toronto
Record Star
Sunday School Lesson on Timothy and Holy Spirit
The article reflects on Timothy’s role with Paul, the Holy Spirit’s timing at conversion, and the influence of Timothy’s mother Eunice and grandmother Lois. It highlights how faith, scripture, and family training shaped Timothy and early church growth, stressing orderly study of the Bible and submission to God’s Word.
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Lewin
Timothy
Paul
Ile
Mark
Lota
Euntoo
von Varnian
Cornelius
Barnabas
Christ
Eunice
Jesus
Jerusalem
Balvillon
Jesus Christ
Church of God
Tim
Apostle
Christ's Church
Lystra
Jerusalem Church
Christ Jesus
Fire destroys hay yard in Milton while residents watch blaze
A Sunday blaze on Victoria Avenue Milton destroyed 1000 tons of hay and caused $20 000 in damage. The fire was spotted by a neighbor and the hay yard was not insured. Nearby crowds watched as emergency crews fought the spread.
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Kalevari
Victoria Avenue
MU Street
Milton Inc
Mia
Halton
Lowville United Church
J. M. Ledwith
Sec.trons
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Ontario
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Angus Kennedy
Choice Dwellings
Genteman
Crescent St
Acton
F. L. Wright
Wilbur
Power Commission Act
Acton Public Utilities
Nicetromincie
Milton
Cooper's Clothing Store
Master Dry Cleaners
Joe Woods
Roy
Roy Goodwin
Gordon McKeown
Maiergensy
WM. R. Bracken
General Insurance
Mutual Life Assurance Co., Ltd
Bank of Montreal
Canada
B of M
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Bank
Montreal
W. H. Clayton
Wonuwo
Caupass
Cvent Wik
Unemployment Insurance Commission
J. Tallon
G. Bisson
C. A. L. Murchison Commissioner
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