BORN THOMPSON-AL Toronto Central Hospital birth notice
BORN THOMPSON-AL Toronto Central Hospital on Wednesday December 27 by Mr and Mrs LaVerne Thompson a daughter. NEAR memory of Cityena Henderson beloved wife of late David Henderson who passed away September 23. Linger Vet upon the trade Of tune that stands between Where Scary Mortal Work and place. Affectionately mourned by family and friends.
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Thompson
Toronto Central Houpital, On
Wedneully
Mre
LaVerne ‘Thoaipeon
Neair
Ciyutena Mar
Quiet Henderson
Deany
Drederuk
Ork
Pia
Obituary for Aller an Llipsn of Wren and related mourners
The obituary notes Aller an Llipsn of Wren died after a long illness at the Juoaph's Hus pial Ourlph. Survivors include widow Maryuns Dintopeon, a son Thomp son, and several relatives in Wel County and Uewarttown. The funeral is set for Thursday at Greenwood Cemetery Georgetown with pastors and pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
Mr. Thompson
Uewarttown
Joan
Muriel Theapeun
Georgelosn
Mlargumt
Jean Arnold Ox Aller
W. & Morphy
Torumo
TE OW. Hell
Chiaclund
Giienwood Cemrier
Steverend Mir
Rumy
Orargetown
Christmas and New Year religious services listed church notices
Church notices list December and January services across various denominations. Readings, catechism, Sunday school, and special New Year sermons are noted for St George's, Alban’s, Salvation Army, Baptist, Mass, and Presbyterian churches with times and speakers including Rev C R Duncan and Rev R W Rumley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Rumley
Ifr
Norman Laird
Mass Prosbyteriam Church
A. L. Hovant
Br. P. W. Pollett
J. Young
Cariloneur
Village Honors Marriage With community Shower and Gift
In Acton on December 12 1933 Mr and Mrs Arnold McEnery were honored with a wedding shower hosted by friends and neighbors. William Anthony Archie Kerr Frank Preoman William McDonald chaired. An address by Miss Mary Buryeas followed a short program and guests presented a silver dish set to the couple. Guests expressed best wishes and the evening ended with refreshments and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Wm Anthony
Arnold McEnery
Kathleen Evans
Ahower
James Cros
Chaiman
All Lr
Croc
Miss Afary Buryeas
Acton
Kathleen
Arnold
Amaki
Lfe
William Anthony
Archie Kerr
Frank Preoman
William McDonald
Edith Trussell
Ethel Anthony
Local Nominations Mark Town Meeting in Hewartown
Nominees were presented for township offices at a Friday session in Hewartown with debates on finances and debt. Reeve Currie and several councilors defended budgeting and rate reductions amid arrears and county borrowing while urging ratepayers to vote and seek prudent leadership for 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlewarttown
Will Aterau
Ord.s. G
J. Nituched
A. O. Claridge
Bom Deyuty-Reeve L
Joe Pinan
O. Rkomerville
A Wilgon
Ebervuw
J. Mumpney
Sc Ehset
T. Ib Mille
AO. Clandy
Declund Lilljam
Gowdy
Hicjed
Blobt
Obven
Wooon
Mnown
Win Goudy
Welvecken
Cyclin
Steve Curris
Lapuy-drive
Appella
ML Lembert
George Curry
Verlepayer
County Council
Ile
Currie
Nieve W. O. Appelle
Municipal Board
Reeve
L. L. Mullin
Reeve Currie
Council
Appelle
W. Murray
N. A. Madinson
W. A. Wilton
Jle
Wiliam Gundy
Ele
Aald Heave Currie
Limehorne Cemetery
Town Council Adopts Various Accounts For Payment At Meeting
Town Council chaired by Mayor Mackenzie approves multiple accounts for payment including Marchment Georgetown Lumber Co and tax proceeds. Motions pass for sewer and health department expenses and to transfer funds from the Foundry to the town current account. Council adjourns to next regular meeting or at the mayor's call.
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Turday
Mackenzie
Neeve Cleave
Counciliam Gibbons
Maclaennin
Cummings
Mames
Parr Preent
Cumming
Gibbons
Marchment
Marchent
Wow
Si Bing
Waa
John AfcDonald
Colman
Georgetown Lumber Co
EC. Thompson
Upmince
Marron
Pustage
Excleyu J. Banterd
Maud of Health
County of Fulton
Hel “Wehephune Co
Atilee Woddainea
W. Cs. Braendall
Coerp
Matiann
Parr
Waterecskys Department
Tadrent
Cleave
Oibvans
Chat
Harber
Bott
Hus
T Om Leen
Currie
Cumuilhys
Minclaren
Propertire
Maclaren
Georgetown Juniors Win In First Game Of Season
Georgetown Juniors open the season with a win over Burlington in a lively hockey match. Richardson, Bradley and BrieNally scored for the Georgetown team, while Crichton and Dewhart directed the attack and Wheeler and Bradley contributed as alternates.
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Georgetown
Ororgetown
Juniom Caally
Eerica
Hurlington
Jocal Acmette
Bo U'a
Elsam
Wings
Wheeler
Thane
Walker Biicker
Connelly
Emith Nefene
J. Crush
Milton
Christmas Merit Postings Show Wide Honor List
The document lists numerous students with multiple merit acknowledgments across divisions. Names include Ilona Mano Williams Trevor Williams Catherine McDonald Tom Hull Patsy Davidson Dorothy Clark Owynneth Williams and many others, with junior and honors distinctions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilona
Mano Williams
Trevor Willams
Bue Uchenk
Baron Bik
Lileen Fry
Paw—Leatrice Mancock
Catherine McDonald
Tom Hull
Mervyn Kirby
Patsy Davidson
Pas—Raron Dodd
Else Deshurat
Eve Clark
Jackle Pry
Roy Preston
Doris Meggir
Edna Preston
Myrtle Warren
Christmas Visitors Across Town Share Festive Gatherings
A Norfolk area notes festive visits over Christmas. Forester Falla and family hosted guests from Quebec and Ontario. Various Gollop, Coupland, Graham, Horton, and Parnell households shared holiday meals in Windsor, Georgetown, Burlington, and nearby communities as relatives recover from illness.
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Mayboo
Forester Falla
Bmoreton
R. P Gollop
Harold Gollop
Darbara
Qananoque
Webster's
George Ollop
Windsor
Quee
Gollop
John Ogliman
Kemptville Agricultural College
C. Coupland
Ted Horton
Cheltenham
Mfr
O. Coupland
A. EB. Parnell
Graham Fomell
Georgetown
W. Graham
Christopher Graham
Burlington
E. Thompson
John Graham
Rankine
Card of Thanks for Dann’s Good Will Contest Victory
Margaret Louise Brodiey thanks voters who helped win first prize in Dann's Good Will Contest and the doll prize. Wishing all a happy New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Louise Brodiey
Dann
Unanimous Carrying of Nomination Meeting Motion
A motion regarding R. N. Brown was read at the nomination meeting and was unanimously carried by the auditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. N. Brown
Robi Cunningham
R. N. Brown
Community Christmas Tree Parade Brightens Town Night
A large crowd gathered Friday night to welcome Santa as the Lions Club and Masons staged the annual Community Christmas event. The Lions Band led the procession along Main Street with Candy prizes and toy drives proceeds totaling over 860 dollars distributed to local children. Santa Claus handed out gifts, the Lions Club and volunteers hosted song and dance numbers, and the crowd enjoyed the festive atmosphere and community cooperation.
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Hanta Claus
Licne Club
Te Lome Ofc
Thaoubhy Mardh
Lions Club
Wire Meligade
Crawl
Drau Nz
Dante Claus
Cleluh
Avi O
Haltad
Hare
Woo Teng
Ocsepa
Pueesen
Claus
Lions
Masur
Correspondence From Valley Centre Parish Member
A Valley Centre constituency letter laments farm hardships and low prices, noting 60 miles by 60 miles size, dependence on government for feed and fuel, and railway costs. The writer thanks Ontario supporters, praises local church aid, and recalls grateful towns from Arnettid to Heaforth amid troubled times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Centre
Neichandie
Valwy
Arneetid
Heaforth
Westme
Thane Thuieh
Blaseteen
Ontario
USA
Trail Rangers Club Meeting and Hockey Draw with Texas Boys
Trail Rangers met last Thursday in club rooms due to a church entertainment. New member A Law was welcomed as compton. Brooks directed the 15 player Trail Ranger orchestra. R McMenemy joined as sports supervisor. The hockey team tied Texas Boys 2 2 after an early two goal deficit, with Sargent and Goldham scoring. Team roster includes Blues Whites with Sargent Riddall Wilcox Archienemy Louth Kennedy Wilcox Jonndain Goldham Emerson Latimer Vary Maclaren Emmerson Broomhead McCumber Dann Collier Vincent Ataplaton Keonuhead and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Trail Rangers
A. Law
Brooks
Twelfth
Grenadier Rangers
Trail Ranger Orchestra
R. McMenemy
Flash’ Goldham
Blues
Q. Long
J. Sargent
CQ. Riddall
R. Wilcox
Tockford
Archienemy
J. Louth
N. Kennedy
J. Wilcox
D. Jonndain
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H. Silver
George Currie
Esqueaing
Esquesing
G. Wesley Murray
Nelson A. Robinson
S Uge
Nes
Margaret Bradley
Joan Reid
Elizabath Cofin
Margarety Graham
Dorly Armstrong
Peggy Muir
Jean Roney
Yernise Hughes
Rhods Whitney
Doris A Happy
Custor
Alan Yo
Jack — Hall
Jos Gillivett
Ronnis
Muir McNally
Huffman
Jimmy
Dann’s
J. D. A. Druc
Vous Expxas
Bomerville
Winnipeg
J. Grant Bournile
D. L Homerville
Rockwood
Ellen Margaret Thompson
Church News
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Judea
Trkold
Gt George's Church
Jur. W
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Moly
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Buli Uw
Alban’s
Gum Williams
Uunday
Crewson'’s Corners
Hunday School
Bapilas
C. R. Duncan, MA
Hamilton
Baptist Church
The
Georgetown Herald
LL. Mullin
Vive
Threy
Gmany OY 2S
Maye Yaid —Alcounth
Yanred
Edna Neill
Marjorie Schenk
Karolyns Davidson
Raymond Addy
Gonn Weet Staffe
Astrid Christensen
Kathie Ulick
Mary Willett, Jr
aMarjorie Wagstaff
Herbert Preston
Melvin Beaumont
Bobby Hancock
Clayton Davidson
Charles Crawford
David Darclay
Stanley Dickenson
Billy A. Norton
Norval
LDA
Ceorgeioen
Molly 86 & Field Cabs
Darring
Clindella Cullart
Fox News
Mia Giiowed
Lily
Leo Wresy
Matines
Mary
Vinay Maret
cLarving Ridle
ALM Siegalls
Uldeer Stiles Piicture
Bask Jee
Tamale
Bing Cresby
Jerk Oakly
Cass Wemsrt
Gus
Edwarda Melodies
W. Goodson Appelbe
W. A. Wilson
Archie McGibbon
William Gowdy
Rexall
Phaillius
Magneria
Wampole's
Merunchen Salyh
Cologate
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