Wright and Thompson notices and in memoriam obituary
WRIGHT at Ashgrove June 14 1930 Jane Howden widow of John Wright aged 82. THOMPSON suddenly in Guelph June 17 1930 William Thompson husband of Jennie Willis aged 74. Funeral at George's Anglican Church Georgetown June 19 at 3 daylights saving time. Interment Glen Williams Cemetery. IN MEMORIAM SHARPE Florence died June 18 1928. Family laments, missed by father, mother, sister and brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Guelph
William Thompson
Jennie Willis
J. George's Anglican Church
Georgetown
Glenwilliams Cemetery
Obituary for Mrs John Wright Keen of Ashgrove
Mrs John Wright Keen widow of the late John Wright, died at her Ashgrove home on Saturday June 14 in her 83rd year. Born at Hornby she lived in Esquesing all her life and was predeceased by her husband 23 years ago. Survived by son Daniel, one son and daughter died earlier, three brothers and one sister. Interment in Norval Cemetery with many floral tributes received.
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John Wright Keen
Bev
Jane In
John Wright
Ashgrove
Hornby
Esquesing
Daniel
Thomas
Trafalgar
Benjamin
Guelph
James
Manitoba
Hamilton and District
William Gastle
Gro. E. Gastle
Nelson
Robert Brush
R. Brush
Milton
Frank Barton
Toronto
Vittor Pavin
Milton Brick Co
Streetsville
Geo. Bailey
Lake Shore
Mark Dawson
Bronte
Forighbors
Denton
Edward Norman
B. Norman & Company
Ontario Reformatory
Norman
Albert
Hilda Stinson
Berkeley Street
James Gilchrist
Windsor
Irene Ball
Brantford
M.O.H
Terra Cotta Sees House Conversion and Lights Plan
Mr. FP Philips bought Mr. George Townsend's Main Street shop for a dwelling and added modern fencing and improvements. Terra Cotta may install electric lights after representatives visited, gathering broad local signups. Norman team of Toronto spent the weekend with relatives. Horseshoe pitching grows as a village pastime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. Philips
George Townsend
Main Street
Norman Team
Toronto
Local Council of Women Holds May Meeting at Hill Girt Gardens
The Local Council of Women met at Hill girt Gardens the home of Mr and Mrs H L Hutt. They renewed subscriptions to The League of Nations Bulletin with copies for the Public Library and the League committee convenor. A $17.80 donation from Georgetown True Blue Lodge funded a Swimming Pool Trust. Mrs P A Harley organized a contest won by Mrs A E Cordingley. Refreshments and flowers followed.
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Council of Women
Hillgirt Gardens
H. L. Hutt
League of Nations Bulletin
League of Nations Committee
Georgetown
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Swimming Pool Trust Fund
P. A. Harley
A. E. Cordingley
Girl Guides Bazaar Set for Parish Hall Friday
The Girl Guides Glenwilliams will hold a bazaar in the Parish Hall on Friday June 20 with tea served 4 to 7 and sales 4 to 9. No-Rules beat Alliance Paper Mills 19 to 7 on Monday. No. 346 will parade to St Alban's Church Sunday afternoon led by Glen Fife and Drum Band.
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Girl Guides
Glenwilliams
Alliance Paper Mills
St. Alban’s Church
Glen Fife
Wiliam Schenk
June Barten
Mt. Forest
Bolton
Wm. Sahn
Muriel
Toronto
Glen
St Alban's and St George's Church Notices Parade and Services
The item lists church services at St Albans Glenwilliams and St George Ghardh Trinity with Holy Communion Matins and evensong times. It notes a Loyal Orange parade, Girl Guides and Scouts processions, and a quoted reminiscence about courtship. Public worship schedules include sermons by Pastor A N Prith and the Rector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Alban’s
Glenwilliams
The
Baptist Church
A. N. Prith
St. George's
Georgetown Defeats Acton 16 to 8 in Ragged Baseball Clash
Georgetown pounded Acton for 16 runs while keeping the visitors to 8 as Hall held Acton’s offense to scattered hits. Beaumont Gregory and Walters led Georgetown with multiple RBIs, while Gibbons and Chalmers saw mound action for Acton and Georgetown respectively. The game drew a large Georgetown crowd with plans for a rematch on June 2.
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Georgetown
Acton
Gibbons
Whiters
Hall
Cole
Georg
AB. R. HE. Carraichoel
Woods
Gregoryi
Walters
Beaumont
Gole
Sess Menally
Benham
Blackburn
AB. R. HE
Mosales
Waterhouse
I Holloway
Kayley
Chew
Chalmers
N. Gibbons
Perrin
Gregory
McNally
Seas Crees Hall
Foottee
Saphe Ene
AB. R. H
Tuck
Carmichael
Bonham
Kinsley
Chautauqua Opens In Georgetown Next Week
Georgetown hosts a five day Chautauqua starting Friday in June with high class artists. The local committee and citizens fund the event and urge season tickets selling for 220 dollars for adults and 1 dollar for children to support this entertaining course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
W C T U Meeting Hosted by Mrs Caldwell
At Mrs H Caldwell’s lawn the W C T U held a devotional session led by Caldwell Dayfoot and Prith. Attendees planned the 34th Halton County Woman’s Temperance Union conven tion set for June 18 at Georgetown Baptist Church. A tea hosted by Mrs Caldwell and Lydia Caldwell followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C.T.U
H. Caldwell
Caldwell
C. B. Dayfoot
A. N. Prith
Woman's Temperance
Halton County
Baptist Church
Georgetown
Clarence Buck
Lydia Caldwell
Credit Lodge hosts visiting blind Masons from Toronto
A large attendance at Credit Lodge A P and A M welcomed a ten man degree team of blind Masons from Toronto on Friday night. R W Bro L W H Ingall DD GM Wellington District and brethren from Acton Guelph Galt and Kitchener attended. The visiting team received praise for their excellent work and a banquet followed with speeches and musical selections before a closing toast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Lodge A.P. & A. M
Toronto
R.W. Bro. L. W
Greenwood
Credit Lodge
Charles Kirk
Bro. Freestone
Kitchener
Farewell gifts to Mr and Mrs A Black from Georgetown church
The United Church Choir and Ladies of the church present Mr and Mrs A Black with a buffet mirror and silver entree dish as they prepare to leave for their new home in Galt. Mrs Harold Cleave reads a heartfelt address expressing appreciation for their service and friendship.
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Town
Galt
A. Black
United Church Choir
Mrs. Black
Reddy
M. L. Near
Maude McDonald
United Church ‘Choir
Georgetown
Toronto woman injured in street collapse
Miss Lillian Lee of Forest Ave Port Credit collapsed at the corner of Queen Young Streets in Toronto on Friday on her way to work suffering a scalp laceration. She was taken to St. Michael's Hospital in a police ambulance with a rifle present, authorities say.
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Lillian Lee
Forest Ave
Port Credit
Queen Young Sts
Toronto
St. Michael's Hospital
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Cordingley’s Hardware
Pure Food Store
A. E. Farnell
Dr. Scholl
Will F. Smith
Main
Wright
Jane Howden
Memoriam
Florence
Pather
L'Echo
Local Council of Women
Church News
Georgetown Herald
W. C. T. U. Meeting
Blind Masons
Henries
Bertle Township
Elland County
Plymouth Rock
Anid Jars
George W. Lawson
Methuselah
Welland
Walter
Halton
County Women's Institute
Cartwright
G. C. Atkins
Max Janowsky
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Brampton High School
Pinecrest Park
Norval
Heinz
Carroll
Kellogg's
Carroll's
Bank 7Aul Resmi Y
Garroll
Rowat
Iver Bole Boc
Sunera
McLaren
Montserrat
Oxydol
Chipso
Milk Shippers
Mr. Milk Shipper
Highland Dairy, Limited
Resuc- Spectal Daiiry
Can
Cordingley, Pike & Co. Star Building
Ontario
Bowsia
ART Wales
Garay
Garay Sistees
Ing
Elisabeea
Chautauqua
Cea Japest
Beer Yamane
Oeden
Deer Ark
Hollan
Garaym
Helen I. Lindsey
Epie Plgmat
Georgetown Park
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