Died Hayward Hunter Hartshorne Notices
Obituaries and memorial notices list E W Hayward of Terra Cotta who died June 16 at Guelph General Hospital aged 62 63. Funeral from 119 York Road June 18. Sarah Elizabeth Trimble Hunter wife of Thomas Hunter dies June 16 1931 aged 65. Funeral planned from Lot 5 Con 8 Esquesing to St Stephen Church June 18 service 230. Hartshorne Thomas remembered June 16 1927 wife and children mourn.
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Hayward
Guelph General Hospital
E. W. Hayward
Terra, Cotta
York Road
Guelph
Hunter
Sarah Elizabeth Trimble
Thomas Hunter
St. Stephen's Anglican Church
Hartshorne
Thomas Hartshorne
Toronto
Rockwood
Alabama
Council Approves Assessments and School Levy Plan
The council met last evening to confirm the Smith & Stone Ltd land assessment of 500 and raise the buildings to 27000 and the assessment act total of 44000 with 16500 allocated for school purposes. The vote included Gibbons Barnes Cleave Parr in favor and the Mayor opposed. The meeting also moved to instruct the Clerk regarding non fulfillment of a Woollen Bill agreement and potential possession by the Georgetown Corporation.
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Gibbons
Cleave
Smith & Bstone Ltd
Barnes
Parr
Cummings
Corporation of
Georgetown
Georgetown Juniors Hold Off Oakville and Acton Rout
Georgetown defeated Oakville 4 to 3 in six innings at Oakville then crushed Acton 21 to 3 in Georgetown. Walters and Roe pitched for Georgetown and Oakville respectively, with Hepburn hitting a homer for Acton. The junior group tied Milton 7-7 in a midweek game.
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Georgetown
Milton
Halton
Oakville
Acton
Roe
Walters
Hepburn
Smart Bell
Barker
Chalmers
Abrhpca
el Wilton
Woots
Beaumont
McNally
Tuck
Benham
Abrhpoa
Watrhuse
Anderson
Gibbons
Tyke
Cripps
Woods
C. Walters
Terry
Keen
Cgeorgetown
A. Ritchie
Stewarttown notices end season with hopeful entrants
Stewarttown Jr W A packed their base and discontinued meetings for the season. Entrance aspirants include Frinces Jenkinson Walter Hodge and Charlie McLean. Pupils holidaying in the village await year end results. Mrs Lawson Jr Mrs Bonathan and Miss Vera Heath laid up with influenza. Mrs H Lawson hosted a luncheon and bridge for Miss C Semple. Mr Norman Thompson builds a new barn. J H Smith improved his residence with stucco. Mrs J Wilson has grandchildren visiting. Dust abater installed on village streets. storekeeper I M Bennett underwent an operation and well wishes flow.
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Stewarttown Jr
Frinces Jenkinson
Walter Hodge
Charlie McLean
Stewarttown High School
Lawson
Bonathan
Vera Heath
H. Lawson
Bridge
I. M. Bennett
Local Notes and Visits From Centre Island and Toronto
Weekend visits extend to Centre Island residents and Toronto guests. Services at Norval United Church featured Rev W Hunt formerly of Glen Williams as speaker. Cemetery improvements credited to J and the board of directors. Other locals and visitors include Miss Eleanor Hepburn, Mr Lloyd Barth, Miss M Mullin, and Ed McMaster of the Toronto Police Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hepburn
Centre Island
John Hepburn
United Church
Norval
W. Hunt
Winona
Glenwilliams
Ed. Hill
Toronto
M. Mullin
General Hospital
Guelph
Salvation Army of
Brampton
Ed. McMaster
Ashgrove picnic at Stanley Park features races and boating
The Ashgrove Uni Meagheeafer day School and Young People's Society held an annual picnic at Stanley Park Erin on June 12. Afternoon activities included races softball and boating. Winners included Brownridge for age eight and Gordon Fisher with teammates in three legged and wheelbarrow races.
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Ashgrove Uni Meagheeafer Day School
Young People’s Society
Stanley Park
Erin
Ae Saaree Ee
Brownridge
John
Gordon Fisher
H. Huntly
Jim
Joe Calvin
Stanley Fearneo
Women’s Association of United Church June meeting held
The June meeting of the Women’s Association of the United Church took place on Tuesday. Preparations for a garden party at Mr Robt McEnery’s on June 2 were completed and efforts were underway for a successful event at Mrs John McKechnie’s on Monday afternoon. A clothing bale was packed and lunch served on the lawn with Rev Aitken and Rev Waddell as guests of honor. Pearl McEnery finished Acton high school with honors in eight of ten subjects and won first prize at the Halton County WOTU essay contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association of the United Church
Robt. MccEnry
John McKechnie
Mr. Aitken
Mr. Waddell
Friends
Pearl McEnery
Acton High School
Halton County
W.O.T.U
Community Notes from Toronto Area Churches and Families
Local items describe visits by Mrs. John Arrowsmith and children to Mrs. D. Swackhammer, Dougall McLeod vacationing with Mrs. W. Mitchell, and multiple social visits including Mrs. Lydia Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Marshall. A road improvements line notes widening near the village. Lime House Presbyterian Church hosts a tea June 19, with Ladies’ Ladies’ Association ice cream social at Mrs. Charles Meredith’s. prize winners announced for a cake contest.
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John Arrowsmith
Toronto
D. Swackhammer
Dougall McLeod
W. Mitchell
Lydia Caldwell
Robi
Storey
Lepokdevin
Wm. Marshall
Edwena
A. L. Marshall
Jas. McDowell
Nellie Davies
Coventy
Limehouse Presbyterian Church
Olive Marshall
Charles Meredity
Sweer
Wm. Gowdy
Charles Meredith
A. Norton
Gowdy
The
Ladies’ Association of
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Speight
Speight’s Garage
R. H. Thompson & Co
Faylor Forbes
Tudhope
McClary Electric Ranges
Pure Food Store
Lely
Brunton
Florence
Bigter
Smith & Stone
Rhe
Roe and Lyons
Walters and McNally
Nicholson
RH. E .Georgetown
Georgetown, Ritchie and
War
Milton—O Clements
Bundy
Oddfellows and Rebekahs
DR. Howard
KNOX
Presbyterian Church
Orion Lodge
Verdun Rebekah Lodge
Greenwood Cemetery
Howard
Amy Kitchen
Wm. Blair
H. H. Heartwell
W. G. Buck
Elizabeth Coo
Thes. Harris
H. ‘Grieve
F. Ruddell
Appelbe
Travers
G. Buck
Wat Bish
H Wee
Nevins
H. Coffin
J. Y. His T. Steele
P.G
Wm. Gan
Ss ‘Chaplin
A. L. Howard
Stewarttown
Canadian
Shredded Wheat Company, Ltd
Niagara Falls, Canada
Ashgrove
Ballinafad
Limehouse
Tvens
Hen
Goodyear
Oxford
D. Brill & CO
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