Births and Obituaries from Georgetown and Toronto
MORN 3 Onbilli At Guelph General Hospital June 6 1932 a son John William born to Mr and Mrs A J ONeill Georgetown. DIED McCANN AH At Georgetown June 2 1932 Edward McCannah in his 81st year. HANCOCK At Isolation Hospital Toronto June 7 1932 Florence Alice Hancock aged 24 daughter of Ambrage Hancock Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guelph General Hospital
A. J. O'Nill
Georgetown
John William
McCannah
Edward ‘McCcannah
Obituary for Alice Eugene Spares in Hamilton Hospital
Alice Eugene Spares died in Hamilton Hospital after a brief illness. Survived by two sons Charles of Acton and Fred at home, and a daughter Mrs Atkinson Ivy. Also left a sister or wife referenced, details unclear due to OCR damage. Funeral arrangements not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Eugene
Hamilton Hospital
Alice
Eugene
Charles of
Acton
Atkinson
Ivy
Fred
Halton Boys Work Board Plans Day Training Camp
The Halton Boys Work Board in Erie Heights outlines officers for the coming year. George McKatvey and Bur AMegtop are listed with J. D. Godfrey as assistant and Rev. Mr. Nell as tee, with Hornby. Plans are set for a Halton Tunis Softball League with north and south divisions to begin in a week or two.
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Halton Boys’ Work Board
Iinterdenominations
Erie Heights
George McKatvey
Bur- Amegtop
J. D. Godfrey
Tee
Nell
Hornby
Halton Tunis
Georgetown Athletes Win Boys Work Board Meet
Georgetown athletes win the boys work board meet with Fraser Mims noted among top finishers. Other Georgetown competitors include Senetena Yiat Wie Earl Emerson Ted Arnold and George Riddall placing in events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Fraser Mims
F. Poot
Danforth United
Senetenay
Earl Emerson
Ted Arnold
George Riddall
Wis. United Church Monthly Meeting Held
A regular monthly Wisconsin United Church meeting was held with the annual gathering attended by the mail group in charge. The session discussed ongoing programs and planning for the next period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Church
Town Council Minutes Georgetown June 7 1932
Georgetown council met with Reeve Cleave presiding and six councillors. Minutes of prior meetings read. ONeill asked for Legion meeting and banquet at Brampton. Road work approved on Guelph and John streets. grants and tenders discussed including park use and public works expenses.
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Georgetown
Reeve Cleave
Cummings
Davis
Gibbons
Perr
Spetgin
A. J. O'Neill
The
Legion
Brampton
Guelph
John Streets
Debyterian Church
Parr
Presbyterian Church
George H. Marchment
W.w
Hunter
W. c. Conn
H. Marchmentt
W.w.) Sts. 26.00. Ed. Erwin
Jas. Harding
C. Annals
H. Marchment
Cc. Blacey
A. Hunter
Cc. Stacey
Dr. C. V. Williams
W. R. Watson
Board of Health
A. Livingstone
Good Roads
Georgetown Lumber Co
A. EB Colman
Walker
Brass Co
Wee
Copeland Chatterson Co
Sinclair
Burh Sea Operations and Local Notices Report
Informal notices describe Burh Sea operations and coal capacity of 29 tons daily. Items note Mrs. Dawson's illness, a CNR section employee transfer, and a recent purchase by Mr. SacNally. Local residents H. Mily and J. L. Crane are mentioned with brief village updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
SPR Teliagon Ete
CNR
T. SacNally
H. Mily
Glenwilliams
J. L. Crane
Mrs W Rigg Honoured With Lamp At Social
Mrs Walter Rigg nee Winnifred Knight was honored by the choir with a bridge lamp in a social at the Bradley home. The event featured games won by Mrs Wallace Thompson and Mrs Wilfred Preston, and a Fernery presentation planned for June 6 by the Reverend W G Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FY. Bradley
Local notes on health and home improvements
Gale shows marked improvement after illness. Mrs A Cooney and her Toronto son visited the old home for a day or two. Mr and Mrs Milliere report progress on their front plot which will become a beauty spot by summer bloom. Quarries report slack business with hopes for a quick rebound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Rea Church Notice for Evensong and Guides Parade
Revival and service plans announced at Rea Church with Evensong at 7 PM led by the Rev Maclean. Evensong Guides will march to the Sunday afternoon service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rea Church
Maclean
Evensong
Georgetown Lions give white canes to three blind residents
About eighty percent attended a Georgetown Lions Club dinner Monday evening. President Peller commended members and Lion Rev. Bill Thompson presented three white canes to blind citizens as a token of community respect. Lions Bill Grant and Bill Lang introduced guests Glazier Coe and Ellington who thanked the club. The Georgetown Lions Club leads Ontario in this initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Inm
Peller
Bill Thompson
Lion Thompson
Georgetown Lions Club
Lion Bill Grant
Glazier
Lion Bill Lang
Coe
Ellington
Lions Club
Oatario
Clarence Byers Named Town Clerk of Oakville
Oakville council appointed Clarence Byers as town clerk after a closing session. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for floral tributes and sympathy to the bereaved Georges family after the death of their wife and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Byers
Oakville
Mr. Georges and
Pamily
Water arrears enforcement motion at council meeting
At a council meeting on April 8 1932 a motion was carried to have Miss Ryan the collector of rates notify water rate arrears payers that if not settled by June 15 their water service will be discontinued and all unpaid services shut off on June 16 by order of the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
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Dana’s Drug Store
McCall and Baxterick Pat
N. A. Robinson
I 13
Norval
Ont
Post
W. King
J. H. Jordan
Edward McCannar
Denly
Lowville
Anata Oral Ce — Seay
Georgetown “Herald
Golf News
W. Rigg
Hugh Bmcnally
St. Ceoters
W. G. Q .Thompson
Church News
Lions Club News
Oakville Council
H. A. Stein
Dean's Drag Store
Avings
Cirlotic’s
Anert
Box Ste
Ceylon
Ase Neeenetienee
Main
Carrolls
Sen Ae
Clark
Ee Blueberries
Qualtine Pier
Unio
Morganton Pi
Qari
Ivory
Pacific Railway
Elmer C. Thompson
White Star and Allied Steamship
Great Lakes
Tuip Seed
W. C. Bessey
Lillico’s
Lillico
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