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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 1930
Page
3
A string of town notices lists sidewalk repairs flags on King's birthday and a string of local events. Garden parties, church services, a plant sale and a piano recital appear alongside a comedy at the town hall and a Canadian Legion production.
Mrs Gillis of Emery spent the weekend with Mrs 8 McClure. Mrs Jos McMaster has returned home from Guelph Hospital and is improving. Miss W Hill of Meaford visited Mr Hugh Logan. Public School pupils attended Eldorado sports. Mrs C H Preston in Guelph General Hospital is slowly improving. Prank Logan weekended in Meaford. Norval All-Stars lost to Glen No-Rules in a fast game led by Cooper's hitting. Merritt, the No-Rules twirler, dominated. Upcoming games: June 6 Glen vs Streetsville. June 6 Glen vs Georgetown. June 7 Glen vs Norval. June 12 Guelph vs Glen. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness after a death.
Local personals note visits from Mrs H W Kennedy of Toronto and Miss Maude McDonald. Ashgrove hosts Miss Myrtle Wrigglesworth. Mr and Mrs Downey and son Billy visit J J McGill. Mrs Minnie Coffen departs for Toronto. Mrs John Davidson attends funeral in Georgetown. Presbyterian Church assembly lessons and moving notices finish with theater listings in Gregory Theatre for June 4 and 10 11.
St Alban s Glenwilliam holds Holy Communion at 9 30 am and Evensong at 3 pm with Rector sermon. Knox Press offers Sunday School at 10 am and other services at 11 am and 7 pm. Limehouse station service at 2 30 pm. Rev Walter Patterson to preach. St George s Whitsunday services include 8 am Holy Communion 11 am Matins 7 pm Evensong and rector sermon with confirmation classes. United Church marks Pentecost anniversary with 10 am Sunday School 11 am and 7 pm services. Health board reports communicable diseases: one case of German Measles. other listed illnesses: diphtheria scarlet fever smallpox chicken pox measles mumps infantile paralysis typhoid fever whooping cough.
In a high scoring matchup Oakville defeats opponents with Carmichael driving in five runs and Woods two, while Lyons and Carmichael collect two base hits each. Hall earns win over Williams as 230 minute game features 11 3 innings and 7 in 7 2 8. Umpire Nicholson officiates.
The May 20 meeting of the High School Board recorded attendees E Y Barraclough chairman W T Evans H L Hutt F P R Watson. Accounts approved include Jr Brandford wood 11.50 National Stationers 5.00 L H Wraggette supplies 12.45 C Bargent amony 6.00 Murdock Stationery 7 5.25 Poamite wid vee 2.00 J Test 8.25. Motions approved to buy 4 cords of wood from A Hume and to purchase a lawn mower. Hutt Kirk and Evans named grounds improvement committee. chairman and 8 Kirk to seek information on an addition. Miss Schell resigned from staff. board expressed regret. Secretary instructed to advertise for a teacher with minimum salary 1800.
Members of St John’s AW PA met Friday in the Hall at Stewartsown Feeterin for a staged play that held audience interest through the first act with a timely arrival and a happy ending. The group plans a repeat performance in Norval Parish Hall on Tuesday June 10.
Central Ontario Bus Lines Arrow Coaches run from Georgetown to Toronto with daily and holiday departures. Times include 9:20 am, 9:50 am, 11:35 am, 3:06 pm, and 6:05 pm. Sunday and holiday variations noted.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Margaret McKerral deceased require claims to be sent to the executors Hilliard S Wilson and George H Hogg by July 4 1980. After that date the executors will distribute assets among those entitled and without notice cannot be liable. Georgetown Ontario June 4 1930.
Household items offered by Mrs. A. Black include a three burner coal oil stove and oven, kitchen cupboard, Morris chairs, chesterfield suites, leather lounges, a grafanola, 50 records, curtains, rugs, tables, a washing machine with wringer, waterpower, and dishware. Located at Church and Edith Streets corner, phone 121.
The Public School Board invites tenders for 65 tons of Pocahontas Lump Coal No 3 bein coal to be delivered in July. Tenders must reach P B Harrison Secretary by June 9.
Tenders will be received by the Ful Me School Board for repairs to perichial and elliene two coats with work in July. Tenders due by June 5. Apply to P. B. Harrison, Secretary. Also listing custom hatching rates and Wycoff Leghorn chicks with May prices for pullets and Barred Rock Chicks. Contact Bevennia Boule Parm for details.
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