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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 1935
Page
3
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Erected church and grounds host a Sunday evening program featuring a varied lineup. Local bands and a circle group perform as residents prepare for summer gatherings. Attendees include performers from Toronto Brampton and Georgetown with tentative plans for a home event at Mrs Hume Curtis’s residence.
A memorial event for the late Mr. A Soper was conducted with a public service at Han Church Acton and interment at Pullview cemetery Acton. Relatives and friends gathered Saturday afternoon for the rites with Rev and Mrs Association present and a devotional period led by Mrs Hobt OC Bas.
Mra 34 G Buchanan of Mitchener Mendy with Ms eid Miss L McGilvray Mr and Mrs V A Benith Jéte Smith of Hamilton wire visitors are in town on Sunday They were hosted by Mr and Mrs Hugh Dickle and daughters Jean and Marios ary leay They will be a couple of bitetthe Mr and Mrs The union of Middistown New were visitors in town enjoying Old rode and relatives in Ontario Mr Arthur Dayfoot has passed his Gint year Pecully of Arta ex amla Cour Mrs O Wright host of guests J Hastle Who Lee refusing visiting here Rav De and Mrs AL Howard and Miss Howard with their new boss in Vulmseriion They made many friends during their stay wishing health happiness and prosperity in their new home Warden Harold Clare of Georgetown Maeve O HH Morrison Oan BO Arnold
The church announces services including Mass at 9am and Sunday School. Pastor RB Waster preaches on forgiveness with Rev. Mets Willan Bo.stant assisting. Florence Paul plays organ as congregants attend five services at Limehouse Presbyterian and Linshouse Church.
Fragmentary OCR shows a garbled public notice requesting capable workers and wages details. Names and places are unreadable. the text references a Herald Office and a public take notice directive with unclear dates and duties.
A barber describes his decade long struggle with rheumatism and the impact on his work and daily life. He explains the limitations and the adjustments made to continue barbering despite pain and fatigue.
Dr W P Matthies of Olendals Ohio reports the launch of a luxury cruiser after ten months of construction. The vessel, largest of its kind in Canada, features two 238 hp gasoline motors, a 30 mph top speed, 15 mph cruising, and extensive fire prevention gear. It will depart for Muskoks Lakes then Bay t Midland to deliver the owners summer home at Mounteey Mart near Varry Bound. A large crowd attended the four o'clock ceremony led by Sogo Mertert Ditch, president of the company.
WCTU members discuss the conflict between serving God and Mammon in a study from a psychological text. Bre Aitken of Mallinced departs district with a farewell message, lamenting indifference to youth temptations from alcohol at social events. Mrs Vannatter and Betty Speight assisted with arrangements. September meeting set at Mrs Walter Pack's home.
In Acton meeting led by President A G M Bruyns the audience supported including Halton in a Restricted TB Area. J E Whitelock spoke on compensation under the Area Plan, noting two thirds of value plus live cattle value for affected owners.หลาย
A Monday garden party at Limehouse church drew a large crowd despite bad weather. Attendees from Toronto, North Bay, and Georgetown celebrated, with many families and friends listed among participants and a graduation event at Homewood Hospital, Guelph, for Miss Doris Adamy who earned her Registered Nurse degree.
A damaged line recalls a religious quote about the Spirit revealing truth to believers, citing 1 Corinthians chapter 2 verse 8 or 16. The fragment lacks full context or clear author and publication details.
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