Georgetown Community Events and Calendar Highlights
Georgetown notices announce King’s Birthday observances on Friday June 3, a field day in the park, and flags to be displayed. Garden parties hosted by Piremen and Knox Presbyterian, a lawn fete at Mrs. Piece’s home, and a monster garden party linked to Georgetown Band camp are planned for late June. Local groups report plant sales, bowling opening, and Euchre results, with daylight saving time start on June 5 and other civic activities across town.
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Kings
Piremen
Herald
W.A. Wilson
Georgetown
Arrow
P. L. McGilvray
John Street
Guelph Association
Preston
L. E. Piece
Royal Circle
W. H. Godfrey
Guelph St
Mr. 8
Ginny
Limehouse
O.P.C.A
Knox Presbyterian Church
Particu
Miss Ethel Marshall and others visit Georgetown friends
Personal notices list Miss Ethel Marshall of Guelph home in Georgetown on Monday and several other visits. The column notes visits by Miss Jean Alien, Mr. T Cave, Mr. Harold Bell, Miss Margaret Kennedy, Miss Shirley Shook, and others, plus a move by Mr and Mrs B Dobbie to Newmarket. It also reports funeral attendance for John A Ballantine and community notices about billeting for a upcoming convention.
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Acton United Church Young People’s Society
Georgetown United Church
Acton Society
Georgetown Society
Ladies Auxiliary
Canadian Legion
Ist
E. McQuigan
Jean Dickson
A. Semple
P. Braisby
W. Roney
Neville Jepson
J. Young
Ashgrove Old Girls
G. A. Kennedy
Hornby
Uests
Ethel Marshall
Guelph
Jean Alien
Toronto
Mr. T. Cave
Detroit
Harold Bell
Hamilton
Margaret Kennedy
Shirley Shook
J. N. O'Neill
John H. Thompson
Thorold
E. Appelbe
G. C. Atkens
Bronte
Harold Beach
R. B. Fpoulls
Ada O'Brien
Mararet O'Brien
B. Dobbie
Georgetown
Newmarket
RT. McGilvray
Thistleiown
Annie McGilvray
Norman
la McGilvray
Alexander McKechnie
Wiarton
John A. Ballantine
Jack Ballantine
Jas, Ballantine
M. Ballantine
London
H. Berry
Berry
Alex Plau
Orton
Jas. Irons
Greenwood
Queen St. Georgetown
R.W. Rumky
Caldwell Fof Limehouse
Mr. Boyd
Canadian Légion
Greenwood Cemetery
H. Tost
I. Hornby
Kaiser
Treanor
Forester
L Cook
Strollers top Maple Leafs in first doubleheader game
In the Tuesday softball doubleheader Langdon's Strollers defeated Tom Syke's Maple Leafs 11 to 7 after a rough start. A. Ritchie for the Maple Leafs opened strong, but the Strollers rallied with six runs in the fourth. The second game saw Long and McLintock's Millers beat Beaumont's Glen 19 to 7 as the Millionaires surged early with 12 runs. Games continue Thursday and Friday at 6 15 and 7 15 at High School Park.
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Langdon
Strollers
Tom Syke
Maple Leafs
Clayton Bradley
Ianning A. Ritchie
Richardson C
A. Ritchis P
Tenant C
Long
McLintock
Beaumont
Glen
Bernie
Kenneth M. Langdon
W. H. Long
High
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Pure Food Store
Chase & Sandborn
Chase & Sanborn
B. Smith
A. E. Farnell
Noxzema
Boene Rifles
Milton
Norval
Norval United Church
de Drescher
Andrew Robb
Glebe
Road “Church
A. B. Parr
Father McBride
Pather McBride
Muir
Dublin
Ireland
Jas. Boyle
Holy Cross Church
J.B. MacKenzie & Son
Seaforth
J. B. MacKenzie & Son
Acton
Apply Et Herald Office
Main Street N
Georgetown, Rp
Stewarttown
Walter Lawson
L.” Herald Office
Baptist Church Parsonage
A. N. Prith
Gamble Phone
Mill Street
Laird
Geo. W. Herrington
Main Street South
Gene Roveneers
Om Matas
Murdock Street
Jas
Ballantine
A. R. Speight
the Dame
L. Heath
Mir
Wm.Huffman
Roney
Long’s
Wm. Huffman
Main Street
Court of Revision
Georgeown
F. L. Heath
Com
Seiberling
H.D. H.Q
Sinclair
Vulcanizer
Bilvar
Kelly
Aileen
Symmes
Ontario
D. Brill & CO
Corner Mill
Main Sts
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