31 Dec 1930
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 31, 1930
Page
1
Central Ontario Bus Lines ARROW COACHES publish the standard time timetable. Eastbound buses depart Georgetown at 9 50 am 3 15 pm 6 15 pm. Westbound buses depart Georgetown at 3 45 pm daily except holidays. Offices listed at King Building Mill Street Ontario.
A year end note praising friends for loyalty and cooperation. It urges right living clear thinking hard work and thrift to make 1930 the best year, expressing hope for success and joy in living and working.
A reflective piece on New Year as a herald of renewal. It contrasts the hopeful prompts of a fresh year with life’s toil and mortality. It urges self denial, study, patience, and respect for elders, urging boys to work honestly, save, and develop virtues through daily duties and restraint.
A fragmentary reflective piece urges a person to shed a thin spirit and hollow love, become real, live fully, and dedicate time to work while discarding a sorrowful, long-faced mood. The text emphasizes sincerity, effort, and emotional renewal as the year begins.
The Stewarttown concert on Thursday December 18 drew a large crowd with supper at 6 o clock. Rev RB of Norval presided and speech praised the Public School and St Johns Sunday School. Santa Claus handed out candy as the Christmas tree was lit and gifts were given. Christmas union service followed at St Johns Church with Rev R S Boyd preaching. The day featured skating and many youths attending.
The report lists individuals including George Blyth Billie Hayward Richard Pilipowaka private mechanic Hilda Aldwell Tommy A Tebow Norah Tebow and Margaret E Townsend teacher. The fragmentary record names several persons connected to a class or school staff.
A reminiscence recalls Norval’s 1850s ambitions to become a county town. It highlights figures such as McNabb and Praser families, Sutliffe & Webster, Timmy Eaton, Col. W. Clay, Robt. Noble, and J. W. L. Poster, plus early hotels, mills, and a 1835 Esquesing letter reflecting settler life and community efforts.
A Cap Rouge Quebec agricultural leader stresses that quality and uniform grading drive sales. He notes rail transport broadens supply from Florida to California, increasing competition from Ontario and affecting local grower profits. Emphasizing appearance and consistency, producers must grow vegetables worth selling.
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