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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 14, 1939
Page
8
In an ad from the Herald Office readers are asked to report the removal of a 1928 Packard sedan and a three burner electric hot plate from the Presbyterian Church Georgetown. The notices offer a reward and request return to avoid trouble.
Lake Li Baptist Church led by Rev E G Baxter holds 10 am worship and 7 pm service with an 8 pm midweek gathering. St Georges Glen Williams reports 10 am Sunday School and 11 am Holy Communion with 7 pm Evensong. St Albans Beamsville preacher Rev F P W L Brailey conducts 11 am morning and 7 pm evening services.
Local official L Greensword seeks reelection as secretary amid party blueprint and council hints. Voters weigh record on administrative duties and community services in forthcoming campaign cycle.
Local notices list upcoming gatherings at Union Church Limehouse Elora and Knox Presbyterian Garden party June 19 Meadow events and anniversary services. Also reports street news Limehouse Streetville Burlington measles by law royal visit humor and retirements plus a public meeting on Kew Gardens and Horticultural Society notes.
Georgetown residents and neighbors share weekend visits engagements and travels. Mrs. W J Eke and friends visited Toronto while Miss Audrey Grieve stayed with Holford in Toronto. Several locals, including Mrs. D D Davidson and Walter, and Mrs. E Cooper of Mt Dennis, spent time with families here. Duthess of York and others plan England visits. Engagements announced for Dorothy Christine Lake and Dorothy Elizabeth Cranston with marriages set for June and July. A tenor solo bronze was awarded at the Toronto Jubilee convention.
Aaron Laidlaw, an amateur naturalist and Indian lore expert, died Sunday at Peel Memorial Hospital. A longtime Peel County resident, he ran a Second Line East farm near Brampton and served as vice president of the Peel County Liberal Association. His wife Mrs Laidlaw died four years earlier. He is survived by four daughters, Mrs T Paschoe of Downsview, Mrs B Kehoe of Bolton, Mrs E Barrack of Toronto, and Mrs J Hermanston at home.
At Holy Cross Hall Georgetown and St Joseph's Hall Acton prize drawings awarded several items. Winners include John Basie Georgetown for Afghan and cushion ticket B210 and John Gillines Wicon for cedar chest ticket 9960. Mrs Rose Bracebridge Ont won linen table cloth and napkins ticket D758. Mr H received lace table cloth.
1933 schedule shows South June action with Acton at Georgetown in the Halton Juvenile Baseball League lineup.
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