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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 24, 1931
Page
2
The Herald will publish on Tuesday evening due to July 1 falling on a Wednesday. All news items and advertisements must be submitted to this office by Monday noon to insure insertion.
Mrs. Sarah Stull, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thos Man of Albion, died June 26. Survived by three children L. P. Wesley Rutledge and Jos. Stull, with other relatives mentioned in the notice. Funeral arrangements not fully listed in the fragment.
Summary of the box score notes base hits by Woods and L Walters, a double play Walters to Holloway, and walks or strikeouts with Waters striking out nine and Gibbons five. See town 6, Acton 4. A meeting of ee Se Baseball.
A large crowd enjoyed Georgetown Citizens Band on the Public Library lawn Monday evening. Prizes were awarded and funds canvassed for the band received from Ward One 275.5 Ward Two 116.00 Ward Three 267.06. Band members thank the Citizens for the splendid response.
A Monday bowling event featured rinks from BMay Milton Acton Erin Burlington and more. The greens were in good shape with Harold Cleave art J H Litt co Town first place, H Dickie and J Richardson third. Major Grant attended as a spectator and mingled with former associates.
Mary Shortill notes the funeral of a relative. Miss Maud Youne returns home after weeks away. Breen, a student, earns first class honors in high school and leads her class. Rev and Mrs Aukent attended Ashgrove on June 18. Final deign events and Young People’s meeting reported. An upcoming event and a picnic on Saturday are announced.
Mr and Mrs Jas Noble and Ron Nor Acton visited Mr and Mrs CC Meredith on Sunday. Smethurst family spent the weekend with friends in Toronto. Miss Jean McAlpine remains bedridden under doctor care awaiting recovery. Rev E W MacDonald preached on Procrastination at Knox Church. Limehouse Presbyterian Women held a tea at Miss O Marshall’s home. United Church anniversary services were well received with musical and literary contributions from Agnew and friends.
On Thursday July 2 Indy members are invited to Cedar Crest for tea at 5 PM and games at 6 PM. Please inform hostesses if attending tea or just the games at the Club House. Miss Muriel Thompson and Miss Mildred Fleck listed among attendees.
Students at Halton Mann school study hard during annual exams. The article fragment notes school activity and references religion and science as factors in world progress, though details are unclear due to garbled text.
The Young People of Knox Presbyterian Church in Georgetown honored Mr. Leo Curtin before his move to Wheatley with a Parker pen and pencil set and an address praising his service in the Class At Christ's Service. The note expresses appreciation, prayers for his future, and wishes for Mrs. Curtin and Dorothy.
The Lions Club provided uniforms for the local Junior Ball Team. Committee leaders include Brown Brill Feller and Pres Bil. Redshaw and Brown examine eye care needs. Langdon drives efforts to attract attention to the corner project. Crippled children welfare work is now directed by Wase Feller Early and Langdon. Attendance and No-Drop committees operate under Kentner ONeill Brill and Feller. Harold C. McClure received a badge and gold key.
Georgetown for one aes only Mon day ae 29th when Lincolnning Company will present that old time favorite play with all new scenery and high class acts. Popular prices for everybody.
The family of the late Mrs Brull extends thanks to friends and neighbors for kindnesses shown during their loss. Gratitude is expressed for sympathy and support received.
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