26 Apr 1922
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 26, 1922
Page
1
The speaker recalls looking to Christ for pity yet bearing the cross strong and heavy. The Master teaches acceptance of God’s will, sharing sorrow and power to trust. From tears, brightness comes from above as life’s school ends with love shown through the cross.
Clerk of the Township of Esquesing cites Stewarttown Ontario in relation to fire and life insurance representation and issuing marriage licenses.
In the matter of the estate of Helen Cowan of Ex qresing township Halton widow deceased creditors and others must file claims by April 28 1922 with full details and securities before the executor distributes assets. Dated March 24 1922 H G Matn solicitor for J R Lindsay executor.
The document lists students and results from Easter promotion exams. Names such as Ruth Giffen Herbie Lunas Gordon Thirston Bill Bonathan pass in varying grades. Several students failed or were absent with recommendations for advancement or revision.
A two month Montreal to London Europe study tour for boys ages 15 to 18 is organized under Mr T H Matthews of McGill University with local guides and lectures on art literature and economy. The trip begins June 21 from Montreal via the Can opie and returns August 26 to Montreal aboard the Regina. Apply through Canadian National Railways for details.
The Easter report from Glenwilliams Public School lists extensive point totals and promotions across Class IV to Junior departments. Notable names include Ko lest Forgrave, Enn Gillman, Ivy Ehuntshey, Ruperts Beaumont, and Marie Dav idgen among seniors, with promotions and trial marks for Jack Beaumont and Sandy Norton, plus numerous students in junior and intermediate classes.
The Local Council of Women Reading Circle meets at Mrs. W. L. Davidson's home on Maract Street this Saturday April 29 from 3 30 to 5. The group of 85 members is reading its second book A Study on Canadian Immigration and the Various Groups and plans three readings monthly to prepare for discussions. The National Council is pushing to raise Juvenile Court jurisdiction age to 18.
In the Ontario legislature Dr Forbes Godfrey accuses dispensaries of selling adulterated six ounce brandy for medicinal use. He cites a Brockville doctor and a Montreal analysis showing coloring matter high acidity and unsafe composition. Government to review the matter as Drury promises inquiry.
A short notice credits D. J. Matthew with recommending two remedies for asthma and bronchitis, RAZ and MAAI, and T.R.C.s for rheumatism lumbago neuritis and similar ailments as guaranteed results. The style reflects period medical ad copy.
C M Piercy of the I R S visited the Hamilton office to explain income tax bases and filing rules. He noted dairy cattle are equipment and not taxable when sold, urged timely returns by April 30 and offered to mail instructions. local accountant James Allen accompanied him to assist taxpayers.
Milton and London Ontario residents visited Brampton for Easter gatherings. Toronto figures Dr. Anderson MP led a Peel Conservative Association meeting, while several locals from Shelburne Toronto Elmvale Whitby and Anthany joined festivities in town. A Martins street building project by M E Nixon was noted.
Acton residents share Easter visits with families in Georgetown and Olean New York. Mrs. Thompson spends Easter at her daughter’s home while Mr. William Anderson marks his eighty fourth birthday. R L Gregory announces new theatres planned in Rockwood and Erin based on his proven success in Acton Georgetown film ventures.
The piece urges readers to swat flies as spring returns to curb disease spread, noting that one dead fly now saves energy later. It ties proactive pest control to reducing summer health costs and emphasizes the season's heightened risk.
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