19 Dec 1923
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 19, 1923
Page
1
A fragmented timetable lists several irregular times for the Rashbound westbound line. Entries include 8.02 am and late afternoon to evening slots such as 3.20 pm and 9.20 pm. Some times appear garbled or mistyped.
A Christmas message urges all people to extend Christian love through acts of charity and outreach. It emphasizes feeding the hungry and touching another's life, urging readers to spread joy and goodwill to those in need.
The poem recalls Twinn the bataam boughs and garlands around a Christmas fire honoring Lallian Leveridge. It speaks of heaven, love, and memories, asking readers to place a flower at his seat to evoke visions of a vanished face and to honor his memory.
The Ladies' Club met in the Rest Rooms on Tuesday evening December 11 and elected officers for the coaching season. Hon. Pres Mrs. P. B. Coffin, Pres Miss Annie Hickey, Vice Pres Miss Jessie Leavitt, Sec Treas Mildred Fleck, Manager Mrs. P. Blackburn, Coaches Mr. J. L. Thompson and Mr. Angus Duncan, Social Committee Mrs. Dan Livingston Mrs. Ed. MaWhicter Mrs. George Adams Miss A. Cole, Patronesses Mrs. L. E. Fleck Mrs. H. P. Lawson Mrs. J. L. Thompson Mrs. C. O. Hodgson Miss May Langan Miss Agnes McLeod.
Mrs. G Binnie is not in good health at present. Mr. John Cole has returned home after three months with friends in the West. Mr Pet Sinclair, the, moat of last cook at the County Council at Guelph, also visited the Winter Fair.
Mr and Mrs J B Wallace with Misses Margaret and Isabelle from Georgetown were guests of Mr and Mrs H B Holmes on Sunday. Adeline Raleave Masales of Oakville has granted separation with $40 monthly from her husband Allan Masales of the Guelphic on Sunday. Rev G Laittle conducted anniversary services at St Pauls church in his absence. Mrs Dr J A McNiven, recently in poor health, went to Florida for the winter with her daughter Isabel.
H P Shaw of Milton led in the alfalfa division at the Guelph Winter fair. George E Hall Trafalgar was elected president of the Barred Rock Club at the Guelph annual meeting. W B Chisholm and cousin Frank attended the funeral of Richard H Chisholm druggist of Buffalo formerly of Milton who died suddenly on November 28. Rev John E Brown ex policeman of New York City conducted a series of meetings in Milton on Monday evening.
Erin Hunter and her mother Mrs McDowell visit. Mr and Mrs J D Leitch travel to Los Angeles to spend winter with daughter and son in law Morrison. They plan calls through Detroit and Chicago en route. Families from Georgetown Ballionfad Belfountain and Burne church attend services with the Robinsons.
Dr C B Heslop of Milton lost his 1983 Overland car on Monday evening on the Nelson road opposite Walter Readhead’s farm. A short circuit set the steering rod alight and the blaze forced the doctor and Geo Dice to jump clear. Instruments and tools were destroyed. the car, insured for 700 dollars, was a total loss.
The issue mixes local business notes and holidays with reflections on advertising value in newspapers. It recalls the Ontario postmasters forming an association to address duties, suggests shopping early for Christmas, and shares anecdotes about mail, advertising, and a charitable girl feeding animals, linking kindness to lasting impact.
Jack Morrow a fourteen year old pupil at Central Schools Brampton fell from a tree last week and broke both wrists He is the son of Mrs Arthur Morrow and grandson of Mrs A McDonald Georgetown Halton Farmers elect officers for 1924 at Milton meeting N Gilbert Bronte W Daw son Trafalgar J P Wileon Milton M A Campbell Nelson A big meeting to be held in Milton in January Also Jon Dizon Clerk Surrogate Court Peer found semi conscious at his Brampton home near seventy and taken to hospital
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