13 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Feb 13, 1935
Page
1
A fragmented verse about love, faith, and inner strength urging readers to give love, stay true, and trust that goodness will return. The text mixes hopeful lines on honor, courage, and the belief that just actions lead to better outcomes in life.
The Hollyzin Brepdees held their annual meeting on Saturday. Allan Deacon delivered an interesting talk on Bire Inderes, noting team strengths and a distant distance in the Thangs arena.
Fragmentary financial notes describe weekly contributions by unions and government to a fund. It lists weekly rates for men and women, various age groups, dependents, and eligibility for unemployment and financial aid. The passage notes start times after unemployment and a projected participant total.
Mrs. Isabel Tester, widow of Asran Tester and late Jan tender Yemen, leaves three great grandchildren and one grandchild. She was a Presbyterian Church member. Her funeral was held at Erin Cemetery on February ? .
Distorted report notes exams for middle and upper schools, with June as deadline. Senior staff indicate entries and related fees may be processed before term end, while the district adjusts procedures and payments amid unspecified changes.
Kailey and Bruce Franklin face a storm of scandal as a high-profile divorce unfolds amid pressure from the press and public. Louise Garrison moves to dissolve the union on incompatibility, while Ayhil Archer Franklin’s estranged affair and threats of exposure ripple through Beverly Hills. Bruce Franklin leaves for the Christie-Plaza after a telegram confirms the divorce order.
The piece notes a Provincial government entourage led by ministers and a campaigner visiting visitors galleries at Queen's Park. It mentions Peter Heenan Lands and Mines, Duncan Marshall of Agriculture, and W. W. Benson with long legislative experience. The focus is on the upcoming appearances and their political context.
A brief notice explains Remembrance Day public holiday status and aligns with the Interpretation Act. It notes the holiday’s legal basis and how it is observed in relation to local and national timing and duties.
Dr Robert J Quin Afelong resident of Goalgrove died Saturday after a brief illness. He was seventy four and the grandfather of John Quin, with strong ties to the village. His father was a veterinary and schoolteacher at Homa Church School. He was the second practicing veterinary surgeon in Feel and a Conservative in politics. He is survived by two daughters Miss Marjorie Hagen and another daughter in Goalgrove.
Members of the class attended a dinner and program at Carroll Agricultural Society facilities in Brookville. J E Whitelock acted as toastmaster and recognized participants including Malvin Storey Ivy McKinnon Helen Smith John Funshart Reta Blacklock Frank Ernest Dredge Duncan Campbell and others. The event ended with a dance and music by Molvilian June Yrank Mose Campbell Brickin non and J Black.
The article discusses ongoing debates in government about drought relief and long term reform. It notes efforts to rehabilitate stalled stations south of Medicine Hat and to invest in national economic strategies, with emphasis on fiscal caution and practical approaches.
A fragmented, emotional scene shows a household awaiting a lover’s return. The speaker recalls a long separation and imagines the moment of reunion, with a chair, hearth, and chimney fire evoking the homecoming. The tone is intimate and nostalgic as anticipation builds.
A fragmented instruction list for curlers outlines do nots and dos. It cautions against taking uncalled shots and urges adherence to commands and positioning during play. The text emphasizes readiness, focus, and cleanliness during the game.
A church service for the deaf and mute is described conducted by Rev. A. A. for many years. The article mentions Crean Lehob and unnamed members, and references a desolate scene with lights and distant locations such as Luana. The tally of attendees or specific events remains unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to mix words and letters without clear events or entities. No coherent people, places, dates, or actions are extractable for a proper news summary.
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