Mennet e Langdon Macetster Mortgage Momey
A brief society note records a mortgage matter involving Mennet e Langdon Macetster and Selfedian with DBetexy Feblis Ptrat. The entry notes money for lien offices in Malm Sirest, South Georg.
24 Jun 1936
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 24, 1936
Page
1
A brief society note records a mortgage matter involving Mennet e Langdon Macetster and Selfedian with DBetexy Feblis Ptrat. The entry notes money for lien offices in Malm Sirest, South Georg.
Terms hospital in Yoromio for treat engagement Lo Bell daughter of Mr T A Morton and use late Mr Morton of Acton called on Mr and Mrs G A Dill yesterday with Mrs I P McHershen and Mrs Chas K Jenner of Toronto visiting at the home of Mrs C C Speight. Rev T A Moore and Mrs HL YT Le Pare were visitors at Moorecraft on Luxiay. J M McDonald Acton chosen to continue Zone Commander for another year at a Canadian Legion Zone 13 meeting in Shelbourne.
Mr Peter McLaren and his brother Dr James McLaren with Mrs Marshall Thompson visited Mr and Mrs Thompson Hall Mes J Justice and Mrs Mary MccMillan at Harmon on Sunday. Hilsburg attendees joined the Bramplie funeral for W K Anthony on Tuesday. The McKitrick family held an annual reunion at Stanley Park with sports and a picnic luncheon. Earl Deally and John of Sydney BC moved to Brin visiting W P R McBrery and other relatives.
The fragment discusses eye and binocular problems in children, mentions a Mr Walker, and references new methods and practice. It appears to describe adapting to modern processes and poses questions about going to France with objections noted.
An American Rhodes scholar visits London observes Derby Day mood and royal pageantry. He notes street confusion from Charing Cross to the city center, admires Buckingham Palace processions and the Duke of Norfolk, and reflects on class and democracy in England.
The new governor of the gaol, Frank McNiven, spoke to the council about springs and minor recommendations. The council approved a by law to alter assessments and discussed maintenance grants for children in private homes. Board committees approved hospital accounts and grants to local charities. A Hastings county letter urged amending the Municipal Act to limit office to property owners, with copies to the local member.
At Muton courthouse on Tuesday June 15 the county council, with warden George Currie presiding, read minutes and heard petitions from Darlington Almond Club for an extra grant to support a mother's care of Unree Nitle children. George Harris spoke and council promised consideration. Victor Hall sought a council reward claim for information leading to arrests of chicken thieves. Debate arose on constables' entitlement. N A Robinson presented a cows compensation subset tied to current campaign. The warden noted northern cattle not receiving equal compensation while reports from committees were adopted. The sheriff discussed jail requirements and urged replacing straw locks at West corridor per Provincial Inspector.
A pretty wedding was held Friday afternoon at Sunnymount Park home of Mr. and Mrs. A. K Woodley. Lucy Eileen Woodley married John Chambers of Toronto with Rev. AL Shervine officiating and Mire. Walter Hayward at the piano. Mrs Elizabeth Storey remains in serious condition, while Milton Public School Board raises Principal W. Potter salary to 1600.
Acton civic fathers approve a by law licensing mechanical and amusement devices including bagatelle and ball games. The annual fee is 50 dollars per machine that takes five cents per play and 10 dollars for machines with higher operation costs.
Joan contrasts Jack, divine yet poor, with Alysa, very rich. Edith notes money buys comfort but not happiness. The passage recalls old times when depressions were blamed on people with money and wasted goods.
Report from Bodrhyddan details a welsh sheep dog trial during a local fair. Judges describe its challenges with multiple dogs handling sheep, whistles, and penning in a muddy Meld. Winning hound Mott, owned by Aled Owen of Penucho Roe, St Asaph, earns silver cup. cheers rise for a future spread of these dogs in Canada.
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