13 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1928
Page
1
Reading shows dated notices for multiple daily services to Acton with various start and end dates. Entries reference numbers and July to September ranges and limited service days. The fragment implies restricted routes rather than full schedules.
A fragmented listing shows Dale & Thompson law office in King Building Mill 81 with LeRoy Dale and John A Thompsons names. Also Clarence H Wiggins barrister at Salisbury and W Pablis Serta offices with hours 9 to 5 open Wednesday and Saturday. Dr R T Paul physician and health officer for Esquesing region operates 3 to 6 and 7 to 8 with office on Main Street South opposite the Presbyterian church.
A Michigan Christian Advocate piece argues the church dies when lay members fail. It stresses lay leadership, family training, and moral example as essential to sustaining church life, insisting ministers cannot do it alone.
The Dominion Stores have leased the former Inter H Benr property and plan to open in new quarters by July 1. Geo Morley was hospitalized at Guelph General Hospital Tuesday morning for surgery. W A Ferrari and friend Dickenson of Oakville visited Milton last Saturday. Mrs T D Hume, long ill, was taken to Hamilton City Hospital Monday. Mrs Ernest Pay, operated on at Guelph General Hospital last week, is recovering well. J M MacKeonasie, ill for four months, is improving and can visit the store briefly each day according to the Reformer.
The revised Noxious Weeds Act requires townships to clear weeds from municipal roads. Weed inspectors become compulsory and road commissioners are responsible for weed cutting. If neglected, provincial grants for county road maintenance in the township will be withheld until weeds are satisfactorily removed.
The Wealth Service of the Canadian Medical Association explains typhoid rises from contaminated water or milk and urges safeguarding supplies as a municipal duty and family practice. It notes disease carriers and the need to avoid employing carriers in food work, plus inoculation for high risk individuals and guidance by the CMA at 1846 College Street Toronto.
Markdale man teaches trout fin at Eugenia waters and 20 000 cubic feet of concrete planned for Erin Village project. Hall family reunion at Churchville reports cool attendance. Norval Huttonville districts face web fraterpi. Kempenfeldt bay fish depletion prompts expert studies. Inglewood drivers collide near Brampton. Ontario Reformatory inmates exceed 600. Movies allocate funds largely to staff. Paired pages note a groundhog hunt, Fenian veteran death, trout fines, high calf sale, Bronte Lake Ontario fishing poor, Toronto building costs above 50 million, Alberta oil boom, Simcoe County wheat losses.
The Public School Board met on June Oth with all members present. They passed accounts for R. H. Thompson & Co and Municipal World, plus a small May report from Mrs. Preure. An extra 20,000 insurance was approved for the building. Misa Young was named to the Entrance Board. Tenders will be invited for painting two olnas rooms and a modest sum will be spent on flower-bed plants around the building.
The schedule lists days for farmers from numerous Ontario counties to visit the Ontario Agricultural College. On Tuesday June 19 the counties of Wentworth Lincoln Welland Norfolk Kent Essex Elgin and Haldimand are slated. Wednesday June 20 covers Halton Dufferin Perth Huron Grey and race. Thursday June 21 includes Brant Pee Simcoe York Ontario Durham Northumberland and eastern counties. Friday June 22 lists Oxford Wellington Middlesex Lambton Muskoka Victoria and Peterboro.
The April earnings show CN Rail up amid higher gross receipts for the month and an improved operating ratio for the year’s first four months. Commentary notes indirect taxation and urges kindness to animals, plus reflections on wishes and life purpose.
Afra Grace Whiteman of Cleveland sues the estate of William Gorda, late owner of the International hotel at St Catharines, killed in a fall automobile crash near Orangeville. Whiteman, once step daughter, is paralyzed. she seeks 650000 against the insured estate and argues against Brampton as trial venue.
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