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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 29, 1932
Page
3
Local notices urge rain for crops while promoting concerts plays and fairs. Highlights include the Dixie Male Quartette at St George’s, a July 7 fair, theatre listings at Gregory Theatre, and community gatherings at the Women’s Institute and Ballinafad garden party.
About thirty five members and friends of the A R E A Men’s Bible Class of the United Church in Georgetown gathered at Br A Maclaren’s home for the closing meeting. D Wilson presided, Rev Mr Rumney opened with prayer, and Mr Maclaren spoke on the church’s stance amid today’s pressures. The group voted to resume in September and planned a mid July class picnic at Mr Maclaren’s. Mrs Maclaren received thanks for her hospitality.
The Georgetown Softball League secretary warns that high attendance at evening games has led to trespassing on the High School diamond with players and supporters parking and practicing on prohibited areas. He calls for cooperation with the High School Board and caretaker to maintain grounds standards for future use.
Brampton and area residents are seen in a busy social roundup with visits by Mrs M Currie of Bronte Mr and Mrs Croy Kennedy and others in town Fragments mention many trips to Toronto London Owen Sound Montreal and Winnipeg. Ivor Grant Perrott 11 dies at Sick Children Hospital leaving parents and sister Diana in Brampton.
The Lions Club of Georgetown will dedicate a drinking fountain donated by the club on Monday July 4 at 8 30 pm. Local dignitaries including Lion Herb Soper district governor and Lion Jack Connell international director attend, with a reception by Mayor Mackenzie. The Royal Circle of Knox Church hosted a lawn fete at the Fleck home featuring tea tables roses patchwork quilts and handmade linens with thanks given to guests for support.
The Herald invites readers to submit small items about social events visits improvements and district happenings. Send entries to Areracs or call the Herald at No 8 with details for publication.
A terse, garbled late home line hints at a domestic moment with unclear dialogue and fragmented phrasing. The passage reads like a stray OCR fragment lacking clear attribution or events.
Marie Dressler earns top acting honors for Min and Bil style role and again charms in Emma with Richard Cromwell Jean Hersholt and Myrna Loy. See the picture Saturday next in Georgetown at Gregory Theatre afternoon or evening showing.
The Georgetown Herald letter prompts the troop to state willingness to care for the War Memorial but notes uncertainty about other groups assuming the duty. The group vows to keep the memorial area neat for the visiting Mr. Norman E. Keys and the townspeople.
Notice calls all persons with claims against the estate of Robert Scott who died about June 19 1932 in Toronto to send full particulars to the undersigned solicitor by July 30 1838. After that date the Administratrix will distribute assets based on notified claims only and will not acknowledge unnotified claims. Dated Georgetown June 28 1933 Kenneth M Langdon for Mrs Robert Scott Administratrix.
Mark Clark of Georgetown Halton on June 21 1933 assigned all property for creditors. E W Thomas Official Receiver appoints custodian until first creditors meeting July 4 at 11 am Georgetown. Proxies and proofs due. creditors will elect a permanent trustee and file claims to share in estate. Dated Georgetown Ontario June 25 1932 EME Co THOMESON Custodian.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Richard Irvine Creelman who died around June 20 1932 in Georgetown Halton. Creditors must send full claim details to the solicitor by July 30 1982. Executors Lydia A Creelman and Clifford Creelman warn assets will be distributed after notice and unclaimed claims may be barred.
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