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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 14, 1922
Page
2
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At Neustadt Ontario on Wednesday June 7 by Rev Ry L Weaver Elida only daughter of Mr and Mrs Jamon Cleave Neustadt to Frank H Anthony of Hurriatan eldest son of Mr and Mrs Wo HH Anthony Limehouse Ont Died Brampton May 25 1922 John D Bradford Father of Mrs Robt McCartney Georgetown in his 70th year
The Liberal Conservative Association of Balton held its annual meeting on Monday with strong turnout. Officers were chosen including President James McDowell Hornby and Secretary T A Hutchinson Milton. all vice presidents and ward chairmen were re elected. A public meeting followed with speeches by Hon Dr Tolmie MP RR Anderson MP Major Kennedy MP and Mrs McNiven sister of former finance minister Sir Thomas White.
The minister states that it will not publish Departmental and Matriculation exam results in daily papers due to regulatory changes and a large candidate pool. Results will be mailed to principals for distribution, with certificates sent to candidates as soon as received, likely delaying by at least one week. Toronto, June 1912.
The Glenwilliams gathering last Sunday evening drew the largest crowd ever seen in the Glen and Rev. Aiken delivered a powerful sermon. Acknowledgments were given to Aiken the choir visiting sisters and brethren. Next Sunday anniversary services are set for 11 am and 7 pm with ministers Davidson and Traeblood.
A large crowd saw Georgetown fall to Burlington 8 to 7 in a tight ball game at the Park last Saturday. Inning details show Burlington jumped early then Georgetown battled back, but couldn't quite finish. Batteries were Dingel Sutton and Galbraith for Burlington with Young Blackburn Matthews and McGill for Georgetown.
A Saturday blaze leveled J N O'Neill & Bon three storey block along with W A Bailey and H C Bailey properties in Georgetown. Fire brigades from nearby towns aided, saving other businesses while restoring operations soon after. About 25 autos burned, with total fire fees near 100000. O'Neill & Bon plan reconstruction.
Loyal Orange Lodge of Halton County met last Thursday at Hornby Lodge Rooms. Members heard addresses from Miss Bailey Port Credit Rev I Mayer Acton Rev Brierly Hornby Rev Twiss Campbellville and Mrs Morrison Toronto. George and Mrs George Robinson Hornby received a life size tribute portrait of their son Private Howard Bradley killed in France with the Canadian troops. Past County Master James Elliot Burlington was honored with a P C M jewel. W G M A A Grey Toronto presided. Golf Cutfire Babe and Tennis Balls.
June 6 1922 Georgetown council with Mayor in chair discusses rent for park refreshments and amusement plans for Central Park. Debates bylaw readings to loan ten thousand dollars to Georgetown Arena Co for skating rink and five thousand for fire engine and apparatus with sidewalk and park layout plans and booth arrangements.
The Terra Cotta U F I O met Monday June 6 with about 60 present. District Representative J A Carroll gave an address on cooperation. Duets sang by Mrs H J Taylor and Miss Norma Thompson, a reading by Miss Sutherland, and a lunch were enjoyed.
Esquesing Council met with the Court of Revision in session on June 1 1922. Officials set hearings and approved assessments and corrections to the 1922 assessment roll, authorized payments for road work, bridges, culverts, and salary expenses, and heard a deputation from the Women's Institute regarding pauper graves and a combined Council Chamber project.
An entry notes a Bell Telephone balance of $80.10 with a total of $146.41 for May 20. The council votes to adjourn and reconvene on Monday July 17 at 7 o clock p.m. Carried.
J N O'Neill and Son express sincere thanks to Georgetown Fire Brigade and all citizens who assisted in fighting the fire on their premises last week. The prompt response is commended for splendid work.
We hereby thank those who assisted in removing our stock on the night of the recent fire. Their help was much appreciated and valued by the business and staff.
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