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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 08, 1925
Page
1
A sermon emphasizes Easter as the springtime of the soul and the foundation of Christianity. It warns against secular distractions and urges renewed hope through the Resurrection, linking Christ’s victory to postwar healing and human progress.
In Tarpon Springs on March 4 and 5, crowds watched a water carnival with rowing swimming and diving events in Charleston Bayou. The illuminated fleet featured prize boats including a white floral pergola and a fairy garden craft with yellow chrysanthemums while spectators admired lighted displays and floral canopies.
The report describes a bustling carnival scene with a grand stage and crowds from across the States. Motor cars clogged the streets as the Chautauqua continues this week with fine entertainment promised.
Ishwirn Lundy of Erin died March 27 in her 85th year. Born February 11 1641 in Erin Village she married George Robinson, lived on a farm south of Erin, later retired to the village. Survived by six daughters two sons and many grandchildren. A life member of Burns Presbyterian Church Rev John Lindsay led service at Burns Church and graveside. Interment Erin Cemetery Monday.
Ashgrove U F and U F W O club hosted Milton U P O club for a social evening on April 2. An adjudicated debate argued that municipal taxes should be levied on land values only. The affirmative team included Mrs Henry Wilcoo and Mrs Jas Barnes. the negative team included Mr Losh and Mr Wm Hume. Judges Rev Mr Caldwell Hugh Black and R J Graham ruled for the affirmative. The program featured songs, solos, a recitation, and thanks to J N O Neill for room use. Luncheon followed hosted by Mrs Reed and Ashgrove ladies.
Mrs I A Bracken wife of Rev I A Bracken rector of St Davide Anglican Church Dor lands and Danforth Avenues died at the rectory 25 Strathmore Boulevard Toronto after three months illness. She was born Agnes Woods Maywood Esques ing Township Hatton County and taught at Dufferin School. Survived by husband son Newman aged eight mother four sisters and one brother.
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