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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1935
Page
2
Obituary fragments mourn beloved spouses and family members with dates and ages. Entries mention Ida Anderson 68, Cecilia Robertson sister of S Robertson, Shania Robertson born June 7 1832 aged 34, and Pearl Williams with messages from family. The tone is memorial, listing relationships and enduring memory.
Obituary notice for Mrs Thomas Anderson describes a brief illness ending May 3 at Cusiph General Hospital. She is noted as the youngest daughter of the late James McHans of Chinguacousy and a devoted wife and mother. Funeral service held at her Emery Street home conducted by Reverend De Howard.
At a large Halton Conservative convention on an April date, Georges Currie of Kequesing was announced as the Conservative candidate for the coming Dominion elections. Also on the ballot were Charles Galbraith Hornby Roy Beregeant Bronte and H Y T Foster Neon The event featured speakers Col T L Kennedy from Heel County and Dr H Anderson Malton.
The board adopted the agenda and read the Mino report on George loan High Advocates salary set at £2300 per year. Weston plan 108d and Weston staff were noted with names such as Waller T. Avens and O. O. Haosden. The board decided to advertise for two weeks of physical training for boys and to hire wood and coke for fuel.
Halton Presbytery final settlement report lists clergy transfers among Ontario churches. Rev. U A from Georgetown to Hamilton Haw O H Maighton Waterdown to Cunteniry v. Church and Rev. L Moola Acton to Ridge Aitken Dallinalad Erin to Gallinsfad.
The Local Council of Women met in May at Hilight Gardens hosted by Mrs. Le Brampton. The agenda included the National Council meeting at the Royal York Toronto on June 10 with four delegates appointed. Delegates and plans for semi annual payments were discussed and thanks given to Mrs. Jate for use of her room.
An evening program at Tre United Church featured Tar Inice lughes Rfary Neil Cum ye Cummings Halvennese vaner bras and Jans geemnaer with pupils performing in four numbers. Jean Williams accompanied on piano, Nell jummings presented a book prize, and Miss Misa Dickts Yellow pupils joined. Refreshments were served at the host home, and Hilda Jean Mace Kengle assisted with programs and serving.
Obituary notes a long resident of Georgetown, survived by relatives including a daughter and brother. Funeral conducted Monday at Moston Cemetery by Reverend Rumley. list of mourners and tributes from wives and friends appears. Card of thanks from the family expresses gratitude for condolences and sympathy.
The town council discussed and approved numerous payments including roads, waterworks extensions, and relief-related costs. Beneficiaries and vendors include Marchment, Dillon, Ward, McCartney, Thompson, Canadian Uru Co, Italia Typhons Co, Georgetown Herald, and local firms. A $173.00 relief commission payment and a $137.48 county rebate were authorized, with a $100 grant to Some Rifles and tax sale arrangements planned.
Miss Mary Jean Hyatt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hyatt, wed at Norval United Church to a son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Harcrop of Hornby. The ceremony, officiated by Rev. N. D. Blackinnon, featured a white satin and lace princess gown and a procession to Lohengrin. Reception followed with the bride’s mother in black crepe and lace and a bouquet of pink and blue flowers.
Tenders invited for well drilling services with notices from Walter T. Evans secretary. Address 65 Robert at eater. Te Bugs Will call on you. July in War and helf in Christmas ter.
Fragmentary ad copy promotes shady lunch tables with hot water milk and re treatments at reasonable prices. It mentions cottages to rent and booking now with a reservation address at Huttonville Park Huttonville P.O. for a restrvat ion.
Georgetown weakened on Saturday in Guelph as Shey was hammered from early innings. Guelph built a lead with a bases loaded strike, while Georgetown rallied late but fell short. Next game is at Parkdale tonight, June 6, with a return in Georgetown Saturday.
Holy Communion at St George and St Alban's Church announced for Sunday morning with morning prayers at 11 and 10 30 respectively. Evening services listed and choir music planned. Bishop Norman Laird named choir leader and junior services highlighted. Baptismal service scheduled June 6 with the meaning of the cross preached by Rev. Gd RN pastor.
Report lists diphtheria scarlet fever and chickenpox in the town health discussion. Mentions a health committee review and a plan to report cases for May. No individual names or dates provided.
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