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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 22, 1925
Page
3
Rex Theatre screens Enat of the Suez Saturday night with other offerings this week. Georgetown notices cover council minutes, park outings, a chicken of local clubs, and a fire incident. Community updates include bakery upgrades and shop promotions across Georgetown and area.
A long list of visitors and travelers fills the Oakville Star brief, noting Miss Nora Wilson in Hamilton and Toronto guests such as Miss Gladys Hiaffman visiting friends in town. It records travels to Muskoka Niagara Falls and Ottawa, plus local gatherings at Bronte and Georgetown, with multiple families holidaying near Lake Erie and Muskoka.
Rev Dr Dickie to lead United Church services in Norval next Sunday morning during the pastor's vacation. Prof Reynolds of Ontario Agricultural College will speak the following Sunday on The Relationship between Agriculture and Religion. Union Sunday School picnic at Eldorado featured games and a large crowd. Confirmation at Orangeville saw 32 candidates at St Mark's Church with the Bishop of Niagara presiding. A silver chalice and paten were dedicated in memory of Jhoe Webber by Dr Ruggell Webber. Banquet followed. Growing popularity of Milton jail summer residence noted with Governor McGibbon hosting many guests. August Bod and Gun in Canada issue highlighted with hunting seasons, contests and stories including an amateur photo contest with $700 in prizes.
Rupture expert Mr Reavely will visit the Mc Gibbon Hotel for one day only Thursday July 80th to offer free examinations for rupture sufferers. He will demonstrate an appliance claimed to contract openings in 10 to 16 days and cure in three to six months. No charge for consultation. patients pay only if satisfied.
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