Local Service Roll Sees 362 Enlisted In All Branches
The notice details a published roll of 362 service members across Army overseas and Canada, RCAP, RCAF, Navy, Canadian Women's Corps, and other units. It notes two local volunteers have paid the supreme sacrifice and lists training moves from Brampton to Toronto with a troop train departure.
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Army
Overseas
Canada
RCAP
RCAF
Navy
Canadian Women's Corps
W.C
Veteran Guards
Nursing Sisters
Officers’ Training Centre
Rcaf Technical Training School
Weather summary from H L Hutt for midsummer week
The report notes a dry warm week with no rain and high temperatures. Daytime highs around the upper 70s to mid 80s and nighttime readings near 60s, listing daily highs for July 21 to 37 with varied values.
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H. L Hutt
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Sun
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Mack's Park Owner Dies in Toronto
Aly Sirt, Chats W. Mino, owner of the beeullu pare et Beifortan, dies in Toronto on a Thursday. He faced no charges and left behind a widow, adasw Mo Meck, with ties to a city business network and local institutions including United Church and Masonic lodge.
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W. Mino
United Church
Masonic Lodge
Adasw Mo
Local Gist Wins 220 Sprint
Mary Dumerins extended another mark in athletics at Breeches Street Toronto on Saturday afternoon. The Breeches Track Club hosted the Ontario Championship meet where Dumerins added a new 220 sprint best.
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Gist
Mary Dumerins
Breeches Treet
Toronto
Social and Personal notes from Georgetown area
Local residents report holidays and visits across Ontario and Quebec. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Reg Gomersett in Toronto, Misses Yvonne and Helen Corner in Perth, and Mr. Dick Welch traveling to Gaskatoon. Engagement announced for Ethel Rutledge and Holland Peterson with ceremony in Kingston. Weekend excursions to Niagara-on-the-Lake attended by Georgetown families.
Walton County Assessment Unchanged
The Hatton County Council kept the equalized assessment unchanged for this year after a June session by law. The prior year’s assessment was reviewed by His Honour Judge Biunro following Nassagaweyo’s appeal, with agreement to base the rate on wartime recommendations.
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Hatton County
Soldier Boys Benefit Holiday Celebration In Georgetown Park
A community event in Georgetown Park on Monday August features Mike Evata and local leaders to raise funds for soldiers' welfare. The program includes track events, cycle races for youth, and prizes, aiming to entertain citisens while supporting wartime charities.
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Soldier Boys
Tg Civis Hurdsy
Georgetown
Unis
Eeneral Dlae
Jomsph Gibbons
O. B
Cousens
McClure
E.R. Megiouguen
Chen
Wedding of Local Interest in Hillaburgh Church
A wedding occurred on Wednesday afternoon July 8 in the Church of Christ Hillaburgh. Rev W Chariton officiated uniting Muriel Akitt daughter of Mrs Akitt Hillaburgh with Donald Wallace Matheson son of Mr and Mrs W Wallace Matheson Hillaburgh town. Bridesmaid was Muriel Akitt sister. ushers Howard Graham Norman Orr. Out of town guests listed from Montreel Arthur Brampton Acton Inglewood and more. The couple will reside on the groom’s farm near Hullaburgh after a trip to Munkoks.
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Church of Christ Dugy
Hillaburgh
W. . Chariton
Jean
Irs Akist
Hilsburgh
WR Aulitt
Catarect
Donald Wallace Matheson
W. Wallace Matheson
Hilaburgh
Qiven
Bir
Robert Akt
Misa Muriel Akitt
Howard Graham
Norman
Inglewood Arts
Joseph Thomson
Gueph
Donald Sincalir
Sinclair
Alton
David McEnery
Ballinafad
Geet Keeley
Georgetown
Assistant C W R Agent Wed
A quiet wedding occurred Saturday July 18 at 4 pm in St. George's Anglican Church uniting Lena Maud Gale and Edward Jones. Rev. W G O Thompson officiated. The couple, with witnesses Miss Banche Gale and Miss Bara Jones, plan a reception at Hunter's Inn and a trip to Western Ontario before settling in Georgetown.
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St. George's Anglican Church
W. G. O. Thompson
Lena Maud
Jus. Gale
Banche Gale
Bara Jones
Moomrs Alster
Hunter's Inn
Ontario
Jones
C.N.R
Georgetown
Winners in field crop competitions at Milton Halton County
Winners in field crop competitions held under Halton County Pair at Milton include OAT first J H Willmott Milton 88 and T J Brownridge second third place Wi Bronte 83 1 3 fourth W E Breckon Preeman 65 Sth H W ing 64 1 3 a M McNabb Bons Georgetown 84 Tam bon Bi 63 and other entries judge Clark YW Milliken secretary ME Readhead Sfilton BR 8.
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Milton
J. H. Willmott
T. J
Brownridge
Town
Wi Bronte
W. E. Breckon
Preeman
H. W.ing
A. M. McNabb
Georgetown
Tam
San
Clark YW Milliken
Retary
ME Readhead
Sfilton
Funeral of the Late Stephen Cordiner
The funeral of Stephen Cordiner, painter and general contractor of Acton, was held Thursday afternoon at Fairview Cemetery with Rev. Porbas Thomson of Knox Church officiating. He is survived by his wife Bliss Amelia Anderson, a daughter Dorothy, two brothers in Scotland and South Africa, and numerous friends. Flowers and tributes came from relatives and local organizations as mourners gathered.
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Bliss Amelia Anderson
Mill Street
Stephen Cordiner
Gardiner
Dorothy
Scotland
Pratt
South Africa
Johnestone & Rumley
Rev
Porbas Thomson
Knox Church
Fairview
Afcasia
Henry Denny
Thomas Kennedy
W. Evans
W. Burton
Wilmer Watkins
John Watkins
W. Worden
E. Crippgn
O. Kirkness
R. Lowrie
Familly
R. O. Stapleton
Mason Knitting Co
Tony
Keith
R. J. McCartney
Watkins
Winfield
G. A. McDonald
Lord Bountiful of Broadway and Hell's Kitchen
A brief feature in The Detroit News highlights a philanthropic figure known as Lord Bountiful of Broadway and Hell's Kitchen. The piece sketches his charitable acts and street-level impact across two Manhattan neighborhoods.
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Lord Bountiful
Broadway
Hell's Kitchen
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