Local Notes Highlight Events and Appointments Across Town
Various notices include a Track Meet on Saturday June 11, a Court of Revision appeals session, a library talk on trees next Tuesday, and twenty four applicants for night constable with J A Locker chosen at fifty dollars monthly. Also garden party at Clarence Anderson’s, piano recital by Margaret Dickie and others, a public holiday proclamation for King George VI, a church concert, a Knox Presbyterian social, a reformatory plate output rise with 17000 more markers planned, and Ontario accident statistics for early 1938.
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Georgetown
Court of Revision
Clark
Acton
J. A. Locker
Cony
Union Church
Clarence Anderson
Margaret Dickie
Clifford Tyndall
Toronto
British Empire
George VI
James A. McConaghy
Melvin Young Men's Bible Class
Temple Baptist Church
Baptist Church
Royal Circle
Knox Presbyterian Church
Wm. Campbell
McNiven
Scotland
Ontario
Provincial Highways Department
Schedule and organizational notes from Acton Y M C A
A June 1 timetable change updates Gray Coach Lines trips with eastbound 12.58 a m moved to 11.43 a m and westbound 9.30 a m to 9.35 a m. Acton Y M C A names W K Graham G A Dills J C Matthews R H Elliott and Dr FE J Nelson to the board. general secretary G C Emery notes 198 members, 101 adults, branch formed three years ago.
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Gray Coach Lines
Acton “Y
Acton Y.M.C.A
W. K. Graham
G. A. Dills
J. C. Matthews
R. H. Elliott
FE. J. Nelson
G. C. Emery
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting Guelph June 9
Mrs James Laughland president invites WMS members of the Hamilton Conference Branch to Memorial Hall CAC Guelph on Thursday June 9 at two oclock DST. Delegates to the Dominion Board meeting in Toronto will report. Afternoon tea served on campus.
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U.A C
Guelph
James Laughland
Hamilton
Woman's Missionary Society
The
United Church
WMS
Memorial Hall
C.A.C
Dominion Board
Toronto
Bumps on Cumberland Curve Slow Speeders After Repairs
In Cumberland Me a dangerous curve had its worn pavement ripped up and resurfaced with two inch high bumps across the width The device is reported 100 percent effective in slowing motorists The Horticultural Society: John F Clark of the Department of Agriculture speaks on Home Beautification June 7 at 8 pm Public Library The open meeting invites all including iris bloom entrants to win a prize for the best three blooms
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Cumberland
the Horticultural Society
John F. Clark
Department of Agriculture
Clark
Personal notices from Limehouse and area events
Dr Ethel Noble of Belleville visited Norval. Various locals and visitors attend the funeral of Albert D Tost. Updates on hospital treatment for Billy MacCormack and Sandy McDonald. Engagement announced for Irene Bennett to Robert McMaster. A large list of attendees at the Jessie Hope McLeod Henderson funeral includes many relatives and friends from multiple towns.
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Ethel Noble
Belleville
Norval
Arthur Davies
Ohio
Harry Stockford
E. Lewis Hartwell
Pittsburg
Albert D. Tost
Billy MacCormack
Guelph ‘Hospital
Bruce McKerde
Brantford
Ian McKenzie
Kingston
George Millere
Georgie
Toledo
Millillere
Limehouse
Sandy McDonald
St. Joseph's Hospital
Guelph
W. J. McKechdtle
Nellie Swackhamer
Detroit
Mich
Limehouse and District
Col. Martin
E. Riddall
McLean
Kenneth Riddall
F. D. McNally
Ethel Marshall
Guelph General Hospital
Wm. Simerton
St. Catharines
D. Fraser
Caldwell
Jas. Roney
Roney
Jack Douglas
R. W. Douglas
Toronto
St. Michael's Hospital
Wm. Bennett
Glen Willams
Irene
Robert Samuel McMaster
Jus. McMaster
E. A. Warren
W. A. Madden
Strachan Bongard
Hall
Robert Weir
Johns
Joseph Smith
W. A. Finlay
Kathleen Jermyn
F. B. Goodwillie
Cayuga
D. M. Henderson and Son
Galt
J. B. MacArthur
Misses MacArthur
Scripture Text Echoes Spirit Dwelling in Believers
A church notices scripture from Romans speaks on living in the Spirit. The text emphasizes that those possessing the Spirit of God belong to Christ and are His.
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God
Christ
Whitsunday Services And Sunday School Notes
St George Church led by Rev W G O Thompson schedules Whitsunday Holy Communion at 11 am and Sunday School at 10 am with a sermon urging communicants to partake. A Bible gift to Mr Marshall Timbers marked his departure for Toronto after valued teaching. St Albans Glen Williams set Whitsunday Holy Communion at 9 30 am and Sunday School at 10 30 am inviting all to attend. Baptist Church under Rev E G Baxter offers 10 30 am Sunday School and 7 pm service by Toronto group led by Jas McConaghy with theme Treasured Moments and music for all.
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St. George’s Church
W. G. O Thompson
Whitsunday
Marshall Timbers
Toronto
Timbers
St. Alban’s Church
Glen Williams
Baptist Church
E. G. Baxter
Melvin Young Men's Bible Class of
Jas. McConaghy
Tent Caterpillars Control Advice for Fruit Trees
The article advises controlling tent caterpillars now on neglected fruit and roadside trees, especially wild cherries. Kill with lead arsenate at two pounds per 40 gallons or destroy tents by hand on cloudy days, and burn nests carefully to avoid tree damage. Early treatment saves labor and fruit later.
Olive Carter Weds William H Reeve at Brampton Salvation Army
Miss Olive Delena Carter and William H. Reeve married at Brampton Salvation Army citadel on May 29. Major R Foster officiated. The bride wore robin's egg blue taffeta with orange blossom coronet and bouquet. Victor Carter sang I Love You Truly during the register signing. The couple plans a motor honeymoon through northern New York and will live in Georgetown after their return.
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Reeve o—Carter
Brampton
Victor Carter
Alfred Sutton
Harvey Cuthbert
Centre St
Arthur Reeve
New York State
Mrs. Reeve
Georgetown
Card of Thanks for Georgetown Bereavement
A note from Mrs Robt Waldie and Hazel thanks friends in Georgetown for kindnesses sympathy and floral tributes during the death of a husband and father.
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Georgetown
Robt. Waldie
Hazel
Women’s Association presents fashion review at United Church
Group Four of the Women’s Association held a well attended event at the United Church on Friday evening. The program contrasted styles from half a century ago with modern garb for school children brides mothers grandmothers and bathing girls. Mrs A R Speight read the lines and Mrs Nelson Tuck played piano with participants including Mrs A Grace Mrs F Cole Miss Mabel Forgraves Mrs Clara King Mrs Hugh Dickie Mrs William Kirkwood Mrs Robert Lane Mrs James Richardson Mrs Thomas McMurchy Mrs William Spence Miss Betty Snyder Mrs Howard Kentner and Miss Betty Speight.
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United Church
Women's Association
A. R. Speight
Nelson Tuck
A. Grace
F. Cole
Mabel Forgraves
Clara King
Hugh Dickie
Wiliam Kirkwood
Robert Lane
James Richardson
Thomas McMurchy
William Spence
Betty Snyder
Howard Kentner
Betty Speight
Health report of communicable diseases May 1938 Georgetown
M.O.H. reports to Georgetown Board of Health for May 1938 listing diphtheria scarlet fever chickenpox measles German measles mumps infantile paralysis typhoid fever whooping cough and cerebrospinal meningitis epidemic data.
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M.O.H
Georgetown Board of Health
Oakville Post Office Project Inches Forward This Month
Oakville moves to begin work on a new post office funded by a federal grant of 36 000 dollars. W N Robinson the town’s leading Liberal says plans are made and permits will be issued soon with tenders to be called. The building will sit on land beside the Red Indian service Station at the southwest corner of Colborne and George streets opposite the current post office.
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Oakviles
Oakville’s
Ee Magee
Red Indian Service
Colborne and
George Streets
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