Garden Party Season and Community Notices Spread Across Town
Local notes list garden parties on June 28 and June 26 at the park, a strawberry crop report, July 1 Dominion Day events, and July 7 St George’s Church activities. Several church services, a public school reunion, and a new Georgetown drinking fountain are announced, with dances, plant sales, and a monster garden party under Ashgrove United Church auspices highlighted among civic events and town notices.
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Georgetown
Dr. McAlister
Medical Convent
Aieta York Hotel
Toronto
Sednick
United Church
Main Street
Bank of Montreal
Georgetown Club
Ve Public School
W. H. Godfrey
Guelph St
Kodak
Petitionass
Ashgrove United Church
R. J. Graham
Ton Hamilton
the Land of the Heather
Violet Murray
G. A. Leichliter
College St. Baptist Ch
College St. Baptist
Personal notices and visits reach across towns
Mrs. Lawson spent the weekend in Muskoka and Miss Kip Fraser visited town Sunday. Enid Somerville of New York and Nathan Lang of Collingwood were weekend visitors. Mr. Bell of Detroit made an aquatic call today. Several Toronto and Detroit guests toured Georgetown and Windsor. The Beasts of Friday and Arsenal Lupin show dominated local cinema as a midsummer highlight. A Knox Presbyterian garden party drew a large crowd with Mac and Gus Kennedy and the Boys Band impressing attendees.
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Lawson
Muskoka
Kip'ing’ Fraser
Marlon McHay
Toronto
Mr. Bell
Detroit
Hugh Davidson
Enid Somerville
New York
D. L. Somerville
Edith Davis
E. McCreight
Windsor
D. McColl
San Diego
California
Miss McColl
R. B. Poulis
Jack
Roy
Kimberley
Ben Erwin
East
Rochester
N.Y
Georgetown
J. M. Moore
Aileen
Vancouver
James Watson
Ebenezer Church
Messrs
Jos. Bolger
W. C. Anthony
J. McDermid
Mc Near
Dickie
Elora
Elora On 8 Last. Mexsers H. C. McClure
W. B. Long
Lions District
Whlindsor
Gene Club
Ontario
Quebec
B. A. G. Willoughby
Chicago
Georgetown Congregational Church
Oliver Willoughby
Harry Stockford
Knox Presbyterian Church Garien
Mac
Gus Kennedy
Constance Flatt
Fr. Moram
A. H. Perrott
Brampton Visitors Attend Predbyte Church Service
Local residents LIMEHOUSE and Mr and Mrs W Milliere visited Brampton. The preacher from Wingham delivered a sermon at Predbyte Church. A program and tea followed the service. A hockey game later saw a decisive victory with a heavy final score.
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W. Milliere
Brampton
Taal K Wingham
Ashe Grove event highlights social evening and performances
An Ashgrove gathering at Mira's home featured items by Wigan, Mrs. Oo, B. Dick on piano duet, and Mrs. Wilfrid Bird on a plan solo. The annual event included contributions from Hornby Bethel Ashe and guests. Refreshments followed the performances as attendees enjoyed a social evening.
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Mira
Wigan
B. Dick
Wilfrid Bird
Jurich
Churen
Hornby
Bethel
Ashe
Natty
Wright
Barton Willson
Eat Ridge
Niagare
Mae
Bool
Janes
Women Missionary Society rally held at Acton United Church
The Halton Presbyterial Eastern Sectional Rally of the Women’s Missionary Society met at Acton United Church on June 17 with 69 in attendance. Reports from ten auxiliaries highlighted active work by six Mission Bands and three baby bands, plus prayers and talks on values of prayer and candidate work. An invitation was extended for Bronte to host the 1933 rally.
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Halton
Women’s Missionary Society
Acton United Church
H Inglehart
Geo. Aitken
Ballinafad
W.mls
McKay
Ballinefad
Ission
Caldwell
WMS
Palerem
Georgetownes
Oakville
Bethe
Maz C
R. Crowe
Dominion Board
Women's Missionary Society
Sisah Bo
Sinclair
Kamloops
Olanogan Valley
McLaughlin
Hamilton
Bronte
Georgetown Drops Free Scoring Projected Card in Acton Tilt
Georgetown visited Acton and fell 12 to 11 in a high scoring afternoon game. McNally started for Georgetown, left in the third after Acton hitters collected six hits and four runs. Wilton relieved with a sore arm in the seventh. Blackburn finished on the mound after catching well. Chalmers pitched for Acton, allowing 13 hits as both teams traded blows throughout.
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Georgetown
Acton
C. Walters
McNally
Wilton
Blackburn
Chalmers
Che’ Awit
Holloway
Waterhouse
Walters
Ecggy
Huffman
White
Georgetown Visit Yields Unclear Milvanki Fair Notes
Fragmentary OCR presents an event near Milton on Wednesday with mentions of Clements and Milvanki fair activities. References to a heavy Heal torn and a Batteriey 01300004 a3 Milton 2009090822 appear, but details are unreadable. No clear outcome or participants are identifiable.
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Georgetown
Milton -On
Wed- Clements
Milton
Batteriey
Dewhuregt
Clements
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O. T. Walker
D.O.S.C
Watson’s Drug Store
Watson's Drug Store
T. Walker
Dann
Dann ’S Drug Store
Georgetown Lumber Co
Phorser
Actow
Bray Chick Hatchery
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Deere
Brown
Norval
Speight
Perrott
H. C. McClure
Stewarttown
Cary
A Ke Liees Club
Lions Club
Ae Se Ee Dore Band
Communittes
W. V. Grant
Ifseph Gaston
Mirela Ek
Tertainera
Radio Fame
the Boy
Ana Ary
Georgetown Herald
Arsenal Lupin
Lionel
John Barrymore
Pitts
Twod
WV Mamas
Beast of the
Police Department
Walter Huston
Sally Eilers
James Dunn
Limehouse
Ashgrove
H.A. Stein
Ceeagey
Robinson
Teer
R. R
W. A. Thomson
A. E. Chalker
L. Sth
Barnett
E. A. Benham
Banfield
Min Street
Mull Street
Murdock Street
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Ballantine, Benen Nly
J. R. Ballantine
J. R. Ballantine, Jr
Rhone
Lyla Francis Beauty
Mary Lindsay
Esqueaing
Sigi
Anna Walter T. Evans
R. H. Thompson & CO
Deine Dekel Elear
Woodyatt, Star
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