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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 20, 1933
Page
2
Ellen Margaret Well widow of the late John Appellop Thompson, funeral announced for her residence in Cle Georgetown. Service at 3 o clock on Thursday with interment at Greenwood Cemetery Cle Georgetown.
Glen Williams and Olin Williams headed a town hall Christmas program filled with recitations dialogue and carols by students under the direction of teachers and Mr Lindy Beaumont. The event featured a candy prize presentation by Dr Andrew Dewhurst and a note about Joseph Beaumont injuring his wrist on ice while the town prepares for upcoming church entertainment.
The Wo men’s Institute held its December gathering at Mrs C B Dick’s home with Mire Seward Wilson presiding. A discussion on women as school trustees sparked interest, a report on the Toronto Convention was given, carols sung, and a hearty lunch followed. The Young People’s Rockery closed the week with a Christmas story and musical numbers. Annual reports highlighted a good year. officers for 1934 were elected with Eaton Wilson as President and John Bird as Secretary Treasurer.
For two years Canadians enjoyed low tea prices, harming growers who cut exports to save the industry. Tea packers, especially for fine quality teas, begin raising prices as demand remains strong for the economical drink next to water.
A wartime memorial service at St George's Church for Sir Arthur William Currie, Canadian Corps Commander and McGill president. The service included hymns and prayers with Legion attendance, and a discourse on duty, unity, and postwar reconciliation.
About twenty five members of Wu AWEA and their spouses met at Mr and Mrs A Maclarens home to bid farewell to Ast erxteemwed President Mr David Wilen who leaves for a new home in Campelford Refreshments followed, clock and bouquet presented, wicker basket with apples given to Mrs Wilton. Presentations by W G Long lay Marky and Miss Margaret Maclaren. Remarks by N H Brown J D Godfrey Rev Mr Rumiey W T Evans and A Maclaren. A vote of thanks to the Maclarens for their hospitality at their spacious home.
The account of a timber venture near Vancouver cites dense forests, tall trees, and perilous work at heights. It mentions a totem poles display, Prospect Point views, and naval history ties, ending with an ad claiming rapid pain relief.
The Knox Presbyterian church hosted a hot chicken supper served by men with white caps and aprons, followed by an "We Olde Tyme Village Quartette" program directed by A. Chapman. The event drew a large crowd, featured quaint costumes and humor, and was praised as one of Cerreetown’s most enjoyable entertainments. Rev. Dr. Howard chaired the evening.
A Sunday Hand Concert attracted a large audience with an excellent program. Mayor elect Jos Gibbons chaired the event and announced the selections including Canadian Patrol and The Old Rugged Cross, with special arrangements by Wilfred Lewie.
Malton Chapter No 234 held a Friday evening installation of officers led by Ex Comp John P Afarr of Guelph and staff of principals. Elected and appointed officers included Z Dr D Gollop IPZ AIL Peller IL D P Crichton Standard Dearer T Bison Sword Bearer J W Thompson Stewards Mackensle and Kentner.
The W A of the United Church held its annual meeting on Tuesday December 13 at president Mr Clayton Beswick home. Reports were read including a healthy treasurer's report and committee plans for 1934. Officers named include President Mrs Beswick Vice President Mrs Clayton Beswick Secretary Mrs Tiedsuer Organist Mrs Robt Molinery and others with refreshments to follow. The January meeting will be at the Manse and a Christmas tree and entertainment is set for Friday at 8 pm. The Friends of Mr F Binnis report improving health at East Aurora Sanatorium. The People’s Society met with Elias Shortill presiding and Alma Micknery and Mrs Vanatter leading prayers. Shortill and Fred Shortill spoke on “Maurance” and questions followed.
Local church notices list Advent worship and Christmas services. St. Alban's and parish churches announce Holy Communion and carol events, Sunday schools, and choir cantatas, with preaching by visiting ministers and local clergy. All are invited to morning and evening services and festive readings.
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