18 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 18, 1930
Page
1
Passenger and mail schedule details show Sunday services and routes. railway timetable sponsors include J. M. Moore and the Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association. listings reflect Canadian National Electric Railway timing and passenger options.
John A. Thompson offers notary public services at Mill Street with phone numbers 332 and 289.
A child finds solace in a sunlit bird that brings cheer each morning. One day the bird shows a hint of pain in its song and the tale notes time passing as the bird remains near the tree where it once perched.
A fragment reflects on editorial stance and the duty to back proposals with courage. It critiques journalists for failing to act or advocate, especially regarding minor matters, and emphasizes independence from powerless appeals.
Governors General of Canada and Toronto's leading figures will join the Church School events. The program aims to showcase community ties and civic leadership during the visit.
The Halton Sectional Rally of the Women’s Missionary Society of Rockety Church met in Priday with Mrs Aikens of Ballinstad chairing the Presbyterial session. Speakers from Acton, Melville, Bal Bronte and others discussed building stations and mobile church work, stressing community outreach and youth involvement.
Canadian farm youths Clifford 16 Cedrit 19 will tour London and Manchester on Wednesday 8th. Arrangements for their entertainment across the water are handled by Atr M Johnson European Colonization Manager of the National system. They sail into Liverpool June 29 aboard the White Star Linde and proceed to London to compete at the Royal Show International for Juvenile Judges. The tour includes the Show on July 11 12 with sponsorship by Mr P W Walsh Wirral New Brunswick Stewlacke Nova Scotia.
This year’s industrial accident costs fell from $3,330,530.16 to $1,013,000 approximately in the same period. In May the outlay totaled $570,302.90 with $125,705.93 attributed to medical aid. The benefits May summary continues.
The article notes that farm finances show a $400 per farm gain while total 1927 revenue surpassed 1.75 billion dollars. Despite the seeming improvement profits per farm appear insufficient, casting doubt on a robust farming year.
The Esquesing Council notes the first sitting of the Court of Revision for the Township of Esquesing on June 1930 at 10 am. The meeting approves the revised assessment roll for 1930, handles appeals and staff payments, approves expenditure on supplies and services, and adjourns to meet July 14 at 1 30 pm.
Ballinafad residents congratulate Mr. Earl McKay on a new radio phonograph built entirely by him at his home. Miss Annie Huggins, ill at her sister’s Brantford home, shows slight improvement and hopes to return home soon.
Mr J A Murray underwent an operation at a Guelph hospital Saturday and is seriously ill but progressing as expected. Mrs R M McDonald and Mrs Amos Manon attended Toronto University graduation exercises where Miss Helen McDonald disappeared in the report. Mr J G Lindsay went to Iroquois Saturday for the illness of their young daughter Isabelle who is visiting there. Hawthorns will have a birthday celebration with Acton friends joining in.
Bank of Toronto Milton branch manager M. FP Panton has been transferred to the bank's head office in Toronto. Mrs Duff, widow of the late Thomas Duff, quietly celebrated her 98th birthday locally last Saturday with many flowers and congratulations. A note mentions an upcoming marriage at St George Church Lowville on July 5. Descendants of A C Hall and Marie Nichols hold their 28th annual reunion with 40 attendees and activities in Brampton and surrounding areas. Officers elected include President Mrs Allen Houden and Vice President Mrs Bert Howe.
A prisoner testifies he once kept a library book too long and was fined. The judge asks if he was ever in trouble before, prompting the reflective remark about past conduct.
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