Red Cross Plans Aluminum Salvage Drive Next Month
Georgetown Red Cross Society held a meeting at the Public Library to plan an aluminum salvage drive on September 5 and 6. A committee led by LeRoy Dale, George Alcott, and Walter Biehn will oversee the campaign, with school pupils asked to collect discarded aluminum. The drive supports war production and any profits aid Red Cross work. The group also discussed purchasing new sewing machines for Red Cross rooms in the Post Office to replace worn or nonfunctional ones.
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Georgetown’ Red Cross
LeRoy Dale
Dale
George Alcott
Walter Biehn
Herald Office
Department of National War Services
Red Cross Society
Red Cross
W. Peck
P. F. Blackburn
Henry Sherman Dies After Brief Illness
Henry J L Sherman, long time Georgetown resident and former Milton photographer, died last Wednesday at age sixty nine. Born in Georgetown he worked with William McKay, ran stores in Georgetown and Acton, and operated a Milton photography studio for thirty years before returning home. Survived by wife Lucy Homan Sherman and three sisters, his funeral was held at his residence and Greenwood Cemetery.
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Georgetown
Henry
Jane Peck Sherman
William & Co
John McBean & Co
William McKay
Math Street
Acton
Milton
Congregational Church
Mr. Sherman
May Test
Lucy Homan
Grimsby
Wiliam Whyte
Jane
R. R. Gardiner
Nellie
D. A. Scott
Vina
Orangeville
Will
St. Paul, Minn
George
Des Moines
Sherman
Church St
Greenwood Cemetery
J. E. Ostrom
The
Baptist Church
Active Service Notes From Home Ruminate On War News
Letters from servicemen and updates on local recruits fill the Georgetown Herald. Gen Hoare at Fort Connaught Halifax and Topr F J Castle in England share glimpses of life, air raids, and hopes for Christmas, while Pte Dave Bowman’s photos spark pride in Georgetown soldiers.
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John Hoare
Fort Connaught
Halifax
Glen Williams
Topr
F. J. Castle
England
11Th Army
Batalion
Nottingham
London
Hitler
Ontario
Weather summary reports milder week and rain relief
The week saw a mean temperature of 6.94 degrees, nearly seven degrees higher than the prior week. A half day of rain last Monday helped relieve the drought, with cooler weather forecast in the western provinces in coming days. Local records note a week of fine conditions.
Lorne Scots Overseas Platoon Photo Missing Names
Snapshot of No. 5 Platoon Lorne Scots Detachment Canadian Army Overseas shows many unidentified faces marked with question marks. Friends or relatives are asked to provide missing names for those pictured.
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Lorne Scots Detachment
Canadian Army
Pte
D. Bowman
C. E. Clarke
L. J. Rayner
F. H. Toast
H. W. Tost
W. Hills
H. W. Anguish
R. J. Wiley
B. J. Tennant
W. Emmerson
J. D. Graham
G. W. Lane
J. Y. Emmerson
E. Hornby
S. Emmerson
Halton Holstein Breeders Enter County Herd at CNE
Halton Holstein Breeders Club announces its county herd entry for the Canadian National Exhibition with about 350 Holsteins entered. Local breeders contributing cattle include W. S. Hall Oakville Frank Pelletterio Sons Milton J. T. Neelands and Son Hornby John Picket and Son Hornby Robinson Bros Georgetown Irwin Shepherd Freeman and Gordon L. Tasker Milton.
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J.C. Freemt
Haltoh
Prime Minister Mackenzie King's Historic Flight to Britain
W. L. Mackenzie King begins his transatlantic journey by air, accompanied by Norman Robertson and Brigadier George Vanier. The scene shows the farewell moment with officials aboard and on the tarmac, marking a notable early long-distance flight for Canada’s leader.
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W. Il. Mackenzie King
Norman A. Robertson
Halton Calf Clubs Enter Four Groups at CN.E.
Halton Calf Clubs will be represented in the Inter Calf Club come petitions at the CN.E. on Wednesday September 3. J. E. Whitelock reports the Halton entry is among the largest with 43 members. Leaders Gerald Graham W H Robinson and A T Woodley chose Guernsey Holstein Jersey and Shorthorn entries.
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Halton
Inter Calf Club
Cn.e
J. E. Whitelock
Gerald Graham
W. H. Robinson
A. T. Woodley
Guernsey
Hal Stein
Jersey
Thomas Ellenton Wins Six Prizes at Exhibition
Thomas Ellenton, a blind Georgetown resident, won six Canadian National Exhibition prizes in the handcraft class. He took three firsts, one second, and two thirds for cane chair seating, a clothes hamper, a waste paper basket, a tray, and a work basket.
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Thomas Ellenton
Georgetown
Ellenton
Children Still Active Workers for B W F Fund
Georgetown children continued their fundraising for British war victims with three Herald Fund donations last week. Four boys ran a bazaar near Alliance Paper Mill on Aug 18 raising 3.68. Beatrice Hilts gave 1.00. Buddy Hardman and Terry Bludd netted 4.16 near the C N R station. The fund total reached 2506.19.
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Georgetown
Herald Fund
Alliance
Bobby Bouskill
George South
Philip
James Carney
Beatrice Hilts
C.N.R
Buddy Hardman
Terry
Georgetown Herald War Victims Fund Exceeds 1596 Dollars
The Georgetown Herald War Victims Fund forwarded to the Toronto Evening Telegram shows cash on hand acknowledged at 1423.72. Contributors Bobby Bouskill George South James Carney Philip Carney Beatrice Hills Terry Bladd and Buddy Hardman organized booths near Alliance Paper Mill and CNR station on August 18 and 22. Total to August 27 amounts to 1596.19.
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Toronto Evening Telegram
Bobby
Bouskill
George South
James
Philip Carney
Bazaar
Alliance Paper Mill
Beatrice Hills
Georgetown
Terry Bladd
Buddy Hardman
Booth
CNR
V shaped produce on display in Herald window
Three V shaped items are shown in the Herald window. John Evans displays a bean shaped like a V, George Brandford notes twin carrots growing from a single base in a V, and Billy Hewitt found a V shaped stone with a hollowed V on its side near Guelph Street.
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Herald
John Evans
George Brandford
Georgetown
Billy Hewitt
Guelph Street
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V—Bean
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