Osborne Funeral Notice in Georgetown
Elizabeth Ann Osborne, wife of William James Roex, died on June 7 1896 in her seventeenth year. Funeral arrangements to be announced by her grieving husband and family in Georgetown.
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1936
Page
2
Elizabeth Ann Osborne, wife of William James Roex, died on June 7 1896 in her seventeenth year. Funeral arrangements to be announced by her grieving husband and family in Georgetown.
Elizabeth Ann Onborne Ross, wife of William James Ross, died at her Georgetown home in her 81st year. Born in Oxprertown, County, she lived twelve years in Georgetown. Survived by one daughter, a grandson, and a sister. She was a Presbyterian and there will be a Monday afternoon service with pallbearers listed. Detailing names and relations from the fragmented notice.
A fragmented obituary notes funeral services held for Mrs Harold Wheeler and mentions attendees and pallbearers from multiple Canadian towns including Toronto Georgetown and Hamilton. The piece lists several individuals and small groups connected to the service and names Rev. W G O Thoarp of St George's Church.
Fragmentary text references an apparatus for cooling an entire home and a vague advertisement angle mentioning a late dinner. No concrete names, dates, or locations are present.
The council approves using the city land for a picnic August 1 and allows Tree Blues Lodges to hold a tag day on July 4. It accepts Grace Hardion's offer of 40 for lot 3% Water Street southeast half and authorizes mayor and clerk to sign financial papers. The mayor will be away about two months.
Obituary notice for Milton resident Mat M Storey with vague internals mentioning address Yonge Street and December date. text includes broken quotes and unclear references to a discussion about a "Musil Round" event.
A personal tour recounts Westminster Abbey and nearby memorials, noting tombs of Henry VII and Elizabeth of York, St James’s Kensington confirmations, and King Edward VII’s coronation chair. The narrator visits Green Park, the Monument, London Bridge, Tower Bridge, and views of Parliament, Westminster, and the Serpentine.
Members of the 16th Battalion reunion will host a veteran horse named Use hore as guest of honor. The 15 year old saw service in France with Joe and Vimy noted for light on justice. Owned by Colonel D. W. Mason, Use hore has lifelong ties to Sagacity transport offers and is praised for brains. The horse remains a cherished family pet on Geangetown lore.
A jumble of local tidbits reports visits by Pranods Duls to Waverly New York and Mrs T B Speight of Georgetown. sightings near Acton include Emily Young and a pupil en route to Dublin. Mentions Belle Gephen from Lakeland Plarts lingering in summer berries and a Toronto visit by Mr and Mrs W A Warden on June 1.0.
The Constrate Communion of the W. A. sets join services at eleven. United Church and July 5 August dates outline concurrent worship in Presbyterian Baptist and United Church. Services run at 12 am and 7 pm with Rev. P. C. Overcmt leading. Sunday school at 9:50 am.
Limehouse School announces major promotions across grades. From Sy. IV to Jr. IV include Alex Wright, Gwendalyn Hull, Doris Mitchell Meben Murrett, Reggie Hassall, Marah Brown, Inca Scott, Grace Dettman. Jr. IV to Se. III adds Jim Kirkpatrick, Lome Norton, Ruth Norton, Teddy Brown. Wo Class lists Bobby Deven, Pamela Cousens, Drenden Barrett, Bertha Shelbourn, Lorraine Hauall ton trial. Senior Primer sees Vincent Tarrett, Marian Norrie, Colin Cousens, Glen Scott, Glen Gibbs, Meryl KF Grindell.
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