Farm Help Wanted At Counter Farm
Help wanted for farm work with experienced hands. Apply at House 167, Contes.
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 1935
Page
3
Help wanted for farm work with experienced hands. Apply at House 167, Contes.
Community pages list Dominion Day events, Tag Day, and a big July day with town council meeting Tuesday evening. Baseball gate at Parks event, street parade for Georgtown, and August plant sales. Train schedules, park games, and summer hours updated for Georgetown and surrounding towns.
Mra Ww Harrison and LMS Robb of Toronto visited friends in town today. Mr. Claude Bumaldsa of Hunteville spent Use week here. Misa Margarist Mennedy of Toronto was guest of Miss McDermid. Oliver Cave of Toronto and James X. Cave of Detroit attended Mr. YT. M. Caves Ara. George Forte and Mrs Tiniduns lund ira downs viltgérild. Guests from Queen 6 included Lote and Bins Howland Laud. Mr. and Mrs. Chastes Lav and Mendy, Mrs. Even Blace Gonald, Guslph Sr. and family visited. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Batn and son Marth attended in Hamilton. The gathering featured a four‑piece Moorefield orchestra and included plans for a Muskoka trip.
Glan Williams and families visited Wasaga Beach for several weeks, with many local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Addy and Alice and Raymond. Toronto visitor Mr George Beaumont opened the weekend in the Olen, and numerous other social visits and travel plans accompany the page.
A Saturday musicale hosted by Mrs Gowdy drew local residents. Blears Harvey and Bert Loyd led a lively program with readings and songs. Several families from in town including Mr and Mrs Gross and Mrs Arnold attended. activity and visits were reported as common scenes in the village.
The column analyzes Premier Bennett's political crisis as Parliament nears July sessions. It weighs whether Bennett will retire or fight on, and names potential successors like Rhodes, Meighen, Stevens, and Manion, noting party dynamics and faction tensions shaping the leadership race.
Mrs Wright of Toronto was a guest at Hean McKay's gathering with friends. The Echo United Church plans an annual picnic at Barnanel Park on Saturday June 20. Members discussed church progress, funds for the first half year, and third quarter plans. A charity talk on India and William Carey was noted, with social tributes to Mrs Aitken before her move. A wedding reception included flowers, gowns, and gifts, and the couple will reside in Esquashing.
Stewartstown Jones and May Richard tied the knot in a ceremony at Stewartsown Church on a Saturday in June. The bride, described as the daughter of late Mr Jenkins, posed with the groom and their families amid a modest rural setting.
Fragmentary county council record shows references to Ungton Milton Oakville Trafalgar and numeric figures. Text hints at local financial or property entries with unclear context and fragmented quotations about a small chance and a boulder comparison.
An elderly member of the Boston Presbyterian church celebrated its 148th anniversary last Sunday. Yaabella Wooding marked her 84th birthday on Tuesday. University of Toronto graduation exercises included Mr and Mrs G Castle and their son W D Castle who earned a B A degree. Training of Horses noted at Central Hospital.
In a service at St Pauls re Church Wiarton on Monday new communicants joined the Boston Church. Twenty one communicants were admitted and twenty were baptized on Friday and Sunday respectively. A family reunion for Dasornda and Robert family members gathered in Pre Parkville for their second such gathering. Burglars robbed Marold Richards barber and tobacconist in Palermo over Sunday night taking equipment tobacco cigars and a radio. Police are following leads.
Fragmentary notes mention Clarence Stratford, Wrigglesworth, Nell Z. McKinnon and a Department of Agriculture inspection. The passage is garbled with incomplete phrases about a hall, a front area, and something callable for a secretary and players. No clear event or outcome can be determined.
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