11 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Feb 11, 1920
Page
1
The verse reverently contemplates thunder and light as signs of God’s nearness. It recalls human vulnerability and seeks comfort in a sovereign protector behind the storm. The closing note mentions Mr. Hayes Lloyd of Ottawa warning against women wearing bird plumage.
The piece argues for a forward movement in church work at home and abroad. It cites urban and rural depopulation, funding and staffing shortages, and the moral duty to revitalize missions, urging a return to plain gospel methods and broad lay involvement.
The notice reports mild smallpox cases in Caledon linked to a dance near Allen. It also details a wedding in Brandon Manitoba on January 7 between Margaret May Brownridge and Joseph Harrieon Lyons, with Rev Harold Salton officiating and a formal reception. The couple plans a honeymoon trip east after the ceremony.
A reflective poem recalls enduring friendships as memories resurface in quiet autumn moments. The speaker hears familiar voices from years past, feels their presence, and accepts they are gone yet remain vivid in heart. The verse contrasts fading physical contact with lasting emotional ties.
Milton Council on January 27 1920 appointed Dr Habd as School Trustee for Burlington and Geo Contig for Milton for 1920 21 22, H L Hutt for Georgetown High School, Thomas Harker to Oakville Board of Education, John Little as Halton Peel house of refuge Commissioner, and approved By laws 459 and 460 first second and third readings. The council authorized borrowing for Dundas Street Sixteen Bridge expenses and arranged debentures delivery and printing of 1920 records. The meeting adjourned after committee actions and recalls.
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