Wildwood round of visits and town chatter on a weekend
A morning ride through Wildwood captures Brigadier Girvan, Mrs. Girvan, and neighbors like Derrel Dawson and Mrs. Dawgon in garden and shop. The crew chats at the Creamery and bank, notes birthday cakes, a Father's Day party, and plans for summer visits, travels, and a new house completion in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood
Sire
Iirvan
Toronto
Glen
Dawson Bappiky
Derrell
Howard
Dawgon
Saxe
Queen Elizabeth Way
Ethel Bridger
Marion Fleishman
Leona Saxe
Don Rand
Spence
Eleanor
Mary Hoare
Fred Helson
Main Street
Lorne’ Peters
Peters
S. Webber
Calgary
Ker Langdon
W. C. Langdon
Timming
Sid Orr
Adam Orr
Hamilton
Allan Orr
Norma Neal
Jim Taylor
Reta
Ryta
Nora Tuck
Norma Chapman
Local Man William Hall Dies After Pneumonia
William John Hall, youngest son of the late Christopher and Sarah Hall, died in Peel Memorial Hospital Brampton on Saturday June 12 after a two week illness from pneumonia. Born in Hornby in 1870 he lived around Georgetown most his life, worked as mail and freight driver and later gardener at Scotsdale Farm on the ith Line. He was predeceased by his wife Maggie Wallace eighteen years ago. Survived by nieces and nephews, funeral conducted by Rev John Anderson from Knox Acton, burial at Greenwood Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William John Hall
Christopher
Sarah Hall
Peel Memorial Hospital
Brampton
Hornby
Georgetown
Orangeville
Toronto
Guelph
Scotsdale Farm
Ith
Maggie Wallace
John Anderson
Knox Presbyterian Church
Acton
Johnstone and
Treswater
Windsor
Kitchener
Arthur
Burlington
Brempton
Greenwood Cemetery
Gordon
Alonzo
Bert Thornton
Robjohn Hall
S. G. Bennett
R. Lieuta
Busy Timbers Husband Declines Weekend Plans
We asked Marshall and Zella Timbers about weekend recreation. Marshall, toasting and holding a pen, said he had no time for fun, being a very busy man. We left without committing to more insurance and wished readers a happy day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Zellaé Timbers
Marshal
Girls baseball in new uniforms draws Georgetown cheers
Aarachenzie News notes the girls baseball team in new uniforms while Georgetown supporters plan sidewalk sewerage work. The item mentions a private sewer system project, tile and reducer supplies, and a Candy Table gathering at the LO.D.E. on Main Street North. J. B. Mackenzie and Son Lumber Coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Sewage Cosystems
Scott Jackson
Lo.d.e
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Hal ‘ Cans Health Unit
Milton
Board of Health
Russell T. Kelley
Mary S. Pettit
James H. Mather
D.P.H
Alladin
Consult
Walter T. Evans and Company
Log
Mill Street
ASTRA
Ernie
Main
Ron
St. Alban’s
Church of England
Glen Williams
Tallis Choir
John Cozens
Oakville
Norval
The
Georgetown Herald
Scott Motor Sales
Arachenzie
J. B.mackenzie and Son Lumber * Coal
Toga
Shamrock Dude Ranch
Nelson St. E
Peel County
Brampton Fair Grounds
Lorie
Brampton Fairgrounds
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