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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 03, 1925
Page
1
The lines argue that a monarchless path with one or two friends sustains through failure and fortune. The crowd offers fleeting praise, but true comfort comes from trusted companions who share grief and joy. A lasting, quiet richness comes from mutual support.
Ontario Attorney General W F Nickle outlines regulations for 4.4 beer, requiring a solid partition between the bar and beverage room, glass viewing to street level, no booths or obstructed views, and prohibition of counter service except at lunch counters in railway stations. Restaurants hotels and cafeterias fall under these rules with strict visibility requirements.
A van crash near Caledon Mountain Friday night left injured passengers including Miss Jones who suffered spinal injuries and was taken to Lord Dufferin Hospital while Mr A Garvie and Mrs May Steel survived. Garvie later sought hospital care in Toronto. William Ballantine, 92, died at a Windsor home on May 24, with ties to Milton, Ontario.
Representatives from Acton Norval Hornby and Georgetown attended the Esquesing Township Sunday School Association Convention at the Mothedit Church Georgetown. The sessions stressed home departments adult classes temperance teaching and teacher training with Rev Hiram Hull and Mr J Kennedy delivering addresses and a key note on children as the church’s greatest resource.
Milton residents announce the engagement of Kathleen Mary Whalin to Gordon Mackenzie of Milton Ontario with a June wedding planned. Meantime, S Henson completes building work on the new high school additions and aims to finish two rooms for the fall term and winter term start.
If nobody smiled and nobody cheered and nobody helped us along, if each minute looked after self and the strong won, if nobody cared for you and nobody thought about me, life would be a dreary struggle in harsh solitude.
The piece outlines seven social evils from politics without work to worship without sacrifice and argues dust nuisance on Georgetown streets requires a municipal plan. It praises town bands for civic value and urges public support for better roads, traffic safety, and band-led community events.
Ballina and Mrs. Maccintosh of Toronto spent the 24th with her father the Rev Waddell and other friends here. Miss Bessie Binnie of Toronto visited her parents. Mr and Mrs K McDougall of Erio celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on Monday May 25 with 26 guests from Toronto Hilderburg Guelph and Everton.
The Halton Plowmen's Association annual meeting at Milton last Thursday elected officers including President G. Wells and Vice Presidents H Harrop and G Chinholm. Secretary J A Willmott and Assistant J F Robins suffered noted. The group planned plowing match rules with high cut work limited to two classes and increased focus on plain plowing.
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