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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 29, 1938
Page
4
A mobile cabin trailer without wheels is offered for 35 dollars with delivery extra, suitable as a summer beach residence. Also listed is a 10 point-time sower in good condition for sale, and a stone house on Queen Street with sunroom and hardwood floors available August 1, with rental options if not sold.
Devereaux and Stewart families announce the birth of Barbera Annabelle Stewart on June 28 1938 at Peelei Memorial Hospital Brampton. Jessie M Laidlaw dies at Meadowvale on June 22 1938. Shortill Walters widow Elizabeth and daughter mourn. Memorial notices honor David Abner Boyd June 1937 and William Cyrus Kennedy July 3 1935 with verses of remembrance.
John Cameron died suddenly Thursday after noon June 21 near the milk house from a heart attack likely worsened by heat. He was born in Cheltenham, a Scotch native, lifelong resident of the township and husband of Margaret Early, who predeceased him. He is survived by his son Norman Cameron. He belonged to Mount Pleasant United Church. Funeral from his home to Norval cemetery followed.
A brief church note quotes a Bible verse with a distorted phrase about heed and an evil heart for departing from the living God, citing Hebrews chapter 3 verse 12. The caption signals a devotional or sermon reading.
The notice lists church activities for St. George, St. Alban's Glen Williams, Baptist Church and United Church. It mentions Sunday services, Sunday schools, Holy Communion, Evensong, and a July schedule of union services at the United Church with daily times and an organ recital by Mr. Carmen Sutcliffe of Toronto on Sunday evening at 6.45.
At Bronte the Halton Home and School Council held a program honoring J. M. Denyes on his retirement from Halton public schooling. C. L. Rayburn praised his service. pupils displayed work, underscoring educational efforts across the county.
A fragmented health note describes kidney disorder sciatica and rheumatism leaving a man chronically tired. The writer claims impurities in the blood and says relief follows a treatment restoring energy and life.
The Norval Presbyterian Church marked its centennial Sunday with overflow crowds and two former ministers delivering inspiring addresses. Monday night a garden party on the church lawn featured the Happy Cousins Concert Co and the Lome Scots Band of Georgetown. An historical sketch is featured in this issue.
A critic notes stumbling upon famous people at the first night performance and jokes the critic should have taken his seat near Cartier in the crowd.
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