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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1934
Page
2
Levi Clarks is reported in Toronto General Hospital on Monday June 16, 1644 with readable details indicating a hospital stay or medical notice.
Rouley N Ruortill died suddenly from a heart attack after years as a manual training teacher at Gukwoud Collegiate. Survived by widow and several siblings, his funeral was held May 18 at Prospect Cemetery, Toronto, with services at United Church Agr and Dioverouvr Prvebytertian Church.
Albert Urredith of Limehouse died peacefully Wednesday evening June 13 at eBay. He was 60 and a longtime United Church member. Survived by wife Lucinda and five children Howard Brampton Charles Limehouse Gordon Toronto Mrs Frederick Carthry Georgetown Charles Lucas Acton. Funeral Saturday 2 PM from his residence with Rev Q J Stephen on officiating. Interment Limehouse Cemetery. Many floral tributes noted from relatives and local groups.
Levi Clarke a 50 year old farm laborer died at Toronto General Hospital on June 16 from injuries after falling from a farm wagon two weeks earlier. Born at Dallinafad he worked on Mr Morricon’s farm where the accident happened. Initially thought uninjured he later developed neck pains revealing a displaced vertebra. He died without revival after transfer to the hospital. Funeral from Mr Morricon’s home officiated by Rev D Eyre of United Church with interment at Glen Williams Cemetery.
The fourth annual reunion of Major George Thompson and brother William Thompson descendants convened in Georgetown on Saturday June 16 celebrating 116 years since their pioneer migration. Guests from Saskatchewan, Orillia, Hamilton, Toronto, Acton, Norval and Nomby attended with honored guests including Mayor and Mrs. J. Gibbons and Chief Marshall. Officers for 1935 include Prookfont Mr J Ferguson of Toronto and Secretary Mr O Routledge of Toronto.
Boas Pred Pletcher reviews Eskimo as one of the finest films, praising primitive hunting scenes with harpoons and arrows. He notes dramatic moments of caribou stampede, polar bear capture, wild duck at night, and Mala slaying the big gray wolf. He urges red blooded men to see it this Saturday.
A list of Ontario electoral ridings and elected Liberal, Progressive, Independent, and Conservative candidates is presented with names such as Lampton West Guthrie, Perth Dickson, Wellington South Alunro, Windsor Walkerville Jo, Toronto St Andrews Glass, Peel Duncan Marshall, and Brantfort MacDride among others. The roster reflects party selections and rider offices across multiple districts.
A fragmented list shows several candidates elected across Ontario ridings including Kingston York Gouth York Lagt and Ottawa Goutnary with names such as T A Hid and W Haird among others. The brief notes multiple riding results and hints at party or conservative leanings without detailed vote tallies or full outcomes.
The Daily Papers note an expenditure of 50500 dollars for a new post office building in Chromgetown with expectations of a long awaited project completion later. The article mentions Gowrn- Ment Borks Bion as sources and cites the plan as imminent.
Acton topped Georgeloem in a lopsided game led by Morton and Anderson for Acton while Waller and Ward contributed for Georgeloem. Umpire was Guelph, with Ballott as official on the field.
Sixteen rinks entered the bowling tournament on Chargetoun greens last Friday. First prize went to Lilington Tink, aided by Bir. Avarlah. Second prize to Milton Tink, skipped by Mr. Daw. A tasty lunch was served after the event.
A June 17 gathering of a company of men and women in the United Church held a prayer service dedicating efforts to national righteousness. Scripture readings replaced the usual address and hymns emphasized temperance and devotion to memory of Mire. McMenemy and Rev. A. N. Yrith.
Alban's Chanh Ghee Williams and John tha Mapitut Day mark the opening of St Alban's Church with services at 630 am. Sunday school at 1030. Minister A L Moward presides. June 34th events include Yura School and Uhle Classic Public Scholarship at 11 am and 7 pm. Morning worship by Rev W J Taylor from Rockwood at 7 pm. Evening service by Pastor. choir music. Community invited.
A farewell service is planned for Captain and Mrs Poulton at 7 pm Sunday. A prior 3 pm event marks Gabdila Aray Peta Brey Reg et ag inno om and Santer Schasl at the Santer Church.
Jesus call quoted in a garbled text marks church services. Patrons are invited to attend Sunday morning activities with a day Gehool at 10 am Matins at 11 am and Evening Song at 7 pm.
The Montreal club officers and executive committee endow the Wakimo picture by W. G. Van Dyes to promote Arctic knowledge. The film, praised for its Northern Regions drama, appeals to all Canadians and is urged for viewing.
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