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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 11, 1919
Page
2
Births marriages and deaths are charged at 250 per item 50 per line extra for poems 8 cent per line for verses Ave Road Hill by Rev R O F Georgetown Wedetiath 19 Josephine Jac aay Nes feos iad Macchthent Died i Owie and kR jv E Tiesto er Sth a 9 Sete
The notice outlines plans of railroad carriers to resume issuing through ocean-lading via Montreal and other Canadian North Atlantic ports to the United Kingdom France and Belgium effective July 1 1919. Parents are urged to keep children in school every day counts toward completing the year's work.
Miss Jane Anderson died on a Saturday after a long illness at the old homestead in Esquesing near Milton. She was the daughter of the late Wm R Anderson and sister of the late George R Anderson. Survived by sisters Margaret and Elizabeth. Funeral held last Monday with interment in Evergreen Cemetery. Rev A E Marshall conducted service.
Holy Communion will be celebrated at St. Alban's Church at 9 a.m. and at St. George's at 11 a.m. A rummage sale by the W.A. is planned for Saturday from 4 to 8 p.m. in the church basement with tea cakes and ice cream available.
Norval residents extend congratulations to Dr Webster on his 77th birthday today. Mr W Dunton of Toronto visited Norval friends over Sunday. Mrs Wheatley has gone to Guelph Hospital for treatment.
A brief note from Mrs. Neil Hunter expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during her husband’s illness and death.
Mr and Mrs Wm Ostrander thank friends and neighbors for expressions of sympathy and kindness during the bereavement caused by their daughter s death.
Mr W Page and family express gratitude for flowers and sympathy shown during their recent bereavement.
The Robt. Noble Company Ltd disposes of Norvalk flour mills to W. J. Campbell Limited. Campbell, senior partner, is a familiar local figure connected with the plant years ago. The Norval Mills are described as modern and high quality.
Birth announced for G Aldolis family Mars St. A big Garden Party at Mr A McDonald’s on the 19th under the U F O auspices with a good programme. Miss Barbara Smith seeks growth removed from her eye at hospital. Mr John Stokes Sr is seriously ill. Mr M Craine and Miss Hilson of Milton visit. Mr and Mrs John Edge of Toronto move to Terra Cotta and manage the Canada Brick Co boarding house. Miss Jessie Smith of Cheltenham visits. Canada Brick Co repairs kilns and plans to resume operations. Halton Brick Co busy. Blacksmith W G Marshall ceases Saturday horse shoeing in hot months. U FLO meeting held at Mr Marshall’s Hall June 2 with good turnout. Miss Cutts of Georgetown visits sister Mrs W J Rutledge town line. Thomas Anderson purchases a modern McLaughlin Jr.
Georgetown prepares for Chautauqua with a week of performances and programs promising strong weather and a big value. The issue highlights a garden party at 6th June West Chinguacousy on June 19 with music from Will J. White and Canada’s top acts, plus a feature on Canadian outdoor writing in Rod and Gun magazine.
A Scotch Doubles bowling tournament is scheduled for Thursday the 12th at a location to be announced. Members must submit names to the secretary by 9 p.m. Wednesday. Prizes will go to winners and runners up in both main and consolation series. Entrance fee 60 cents each.
The Ontario education minister announced increased grants for high schools teaching agriculture in Oakville Whitby and Port Perry. Hatton County Council added 600 for Oakville High and 260 each for Whitby and Port Perry after visits. A plan to modify grant methods to align with industrial and technical education was disclosed. Also notices for a St George’s rummage sale and home made cooking on June ith.
Glenwilliams Miss M B E McMaster held a popular piano recital Friday evening. The program featured Miss Weather spoon and Miss Elliott of Toronto with songs and violin pieces. Recitations by Miss Mildred Pleek and the Wheel er trio drew praise. proceeds were donated to the Returned Soldier Fund.
Wool wanted at highest market price by Ellrry Eisen box 1076 Georgetown. A midsummer millinery display at Milans Leghorns and Panina styles at the Minxies Claridge Herald Block. Plus shop expansion and large selection of nearly new boots from De La STO and Macpherson Shoe.
A brief note expresses thanks for prior favors and solicits a continuation of the same assistance. It emphasizes appreciation and a wish to keep the helpful relationship going.
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