Annual Convention of Halton W C T U Opens in Georgetown
The thirty fourth annual convention of the Halton County W C T U met July 19 at the Baptist church in Georgetown. Mrs Tuck of Oakville presided. officers were elected. there were religious devotions, a school of methods, a Burlington W C T U play, and a temperance address by Mrs T T George. Prizes were awarded for medal contests and scientific temperance in schools, with many local figures named among winners.
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Halton County
Baptist Church
Georgetown
Tuck
Oakvale
W. C. Richford
Burlington
Mitchell
W. H. Tuck
Oakville
R. EF. Harrison
Milton
Cm Caldwell
Liumehouse
KR. Crossley
M. Bennett
Acton
Milton Union
R. E. Harrison
J. M. Denyes
T. T. George
Burlington W.C.T.U
Gaylord
Salvation Army
W.C.T.U
A. 8. Prith
The
Allatt
Messrs. Packer
Limehouse
W. Pugsley
L.C.A
Iquor
R. B. Galbraith
Jack Virtue
Jack
A. T. Brown
Laureen Galbraith
Dorothy Crawford
Norman Gibson
Joy —Gal
Upper H. School
Ira Halliday
Evelyn Stewart
Arthur Dayfoot
Isabel Switzer
Mabel Grief
Beth Harrison
Joy_Galbraith
Frank Bolger
Dora Barber
Sword
Jim — Brown
Marjorie Hyslop
Doroth Cornish
Clarence Peacock
Barbara Guthrie
May Waterhouse
Barbara Taylor
Bert Crewson
Church and Union Services Across Town Notify July Plans
The notice lists St George s and United Church services for June 29 1930 with Holy Communion Matins and sermons by the Rector plus Evening Song. Salvation Army welcomes incoming officers at Main Street hall with meetings and lectures. Baptist and fishing news note five speckled trout rearing stations to cost 105000 dollars, first near Pembroke in Renfrew County Ontario.
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St. George's Church
Salvation Army
Main Street
M. Holiness
Salvation
Ontario
Pembroke
Refrew
Local Notes From Glenwilliam Parish Event Recap
Local residents including Mr Stephen Welie Mrs Jo Scheinbein and the Scheinbeins and Mrs N Scott of Listowel visited Beau mont and Mrs Lorne Cooper. St Alban's Church parade led by the Pyle and Wrum Band and a later garden party drew praise despite rain. The Miss Catharine Allen and Mr Wes Day visited Geo Allen, Girl Guides held a bazaar raising 67 dollars, cushion prize went to Mrs Hill and consolation to A Kershawee, Lieut H Hurstley won the guessing contest. Readers urged to send items to the Herald via Mr Wheeler's ice cream parlor.
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Stephen Welie
Lakefield
Florida
Jo Scheinbein
A. Scheinbein
N. Scott
Listowel
Myst
L. Marchment
St. Alban’s Church
St Barnabas Church
Toronto
Catharine Allen
Wesley Day
Geo. Allen
Girl Guides
C. Hill
A. Kershawee
H. Hurstley
Herald
Wheeler
Obituary William Thompson of Chargetown
William Thompson a longtime Chargetown resident died at Quelph Hospital on Tuesday June 17 after weeks of poor health. Born in Crenwiliams 76 years ago he married Jennie Willis of Lucknow in 1879 and they celebrated their golden wedding in 1929. Survived by widow, five sons and four daughters, three sisters and two brothers, funeral held at St George's Anglican Church with burial in Glen Williams cemetery.
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William Thompson
Chargetown
Quelph Hospital
Crenwiliams
Jennie Willis
Lucknow
A. B. Bradley
A. B. Bradley, Pt. Union
Garnet Thompson
D. P. Crichton
R. H. Thompson
Georgetown
H. Wheatley
Brantford
Wallace Thompson
Herbert Thompson
Thomas
R. Salmon
Acton
J. A. Thompson
John Thompson
Conniston
Mary Thompson
Glenwilliams
J. D. McGibbon
Oakville
Frank Thompson
Detroit
Glenwilliams Cemetery
E. McWhirter
Charles Watson
Charles Hoare
Kirk
Charles Burnsides
J. M. Moore
Harold Wheatley
John A. Thompson
Wm. Thompson
Garnet Tovell
Ethel Kickley
Guelph
Fred Kickly
Wm. Sherman
Harland Graham
Nicol Thompson
Miss Thompson
Frank James
Gordon James
Joseph Barrett
Hamilton
Wallace Bradley
Port Union
G. Burbridge
St. Thomas
Geo. Hillmer
Arthur Hillmer
T. J. Ferguson
Wm. Higgins
Brampton
Chas. Screnton
J. C. Northcott
Toronto
Retirement tribute to James Scott after sixty seven years
On June 2 1930 workers at Provincial Paper Mill honored James Scott at the Canadian Legion Hall before his retirement at month end. He began at age ten with Barber Paper Company and spent 67 years with the same mill, scarcely missing work. A banquet featured speeches by Fd McWhirter and others, with gifts including a gold headed cane and a walnut smoking stand. He expressed gratitude and planned to keep active at the bowling green. Auld Lang Syne closed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Legion Hall
James Scott
Scott
Canada
United States
MIU
Barber Paper Company
Ele
Fd. McWhirter
James Costigan
Charles Hoare
Messrs
W. W. Grant
Charles Burnside
John Garvin
John D. Kelly
Mr. Scott
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Cordingley’s Hardware
National Electric
Iro
Thor
Beatty
Monarch
P. G
Canadian Industries Limited Fertilizer
OEE Industs. Ci-L Limited
Pure Food Store
A. E. Farnell
Kirkpatrick
Sidney Kirkpatrick
Barber
Jean Alice Barber
Frank J Barber
Halton
Church News
United Church Services
Jas. Scott
J. D. Cameron Dist
Edies Pacific Railway
Toroute
British Re-Union Association
Upper Canada Investment Trust Ltd
Upper Canada
H. R. Mimms
Upper Canada Investment Trust Limited
Ont
Sterling Towers
Georgetown Park
Martin Erwin
Broadway
Rabt. W. Strauss
Metropolitan Artists
Swaziland
Owen O'Neill
South Africa
Dick O'Neill
Dom Paul Kruger
Swazis
Geo. E. Mulvanty
Fenwick Newell
Garay Sisters
Helen Lindsey
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Holland
Italy
Mussolini
Blackshirts
Tom Skeyhill
New York Herald
Skeyhill
I Duce
Sue Hasting
Land of
Make Believe
Sue Hastings
Fomeay Drarha
Pollyanna
Martin Erwin Playera
Martin Erwin Players of
Vierra
Ellott James
Hawaii
Atwater Kent
F. Kersey
Dominion Bakeries Ltd
Mark Clark
Grocer
Bessey
Main
Lillico’s
Carroll's
Aylmer
Libby
Christie's Biscuits
Dominion
McLaren
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