Moving moves and radio ties in Georgetown column
A Georgetown column rafts through moving chaos and phone mix ups as residents update numbers and note local happenings. It cheers on the Georgetown Girls Pipe Band, reports on Cecil Davidson’s new house, Finnian’s Rainbow, and Max Hughson’s transfer while highlighting Ralph Snelgrove’s rise in Canadian broadcasting and Bridging Owen Sound with CKBB and CFOS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
T.s
Queen Street
Georgetown
Lotta Dempsey
Globe & Mail
New York
Cecil Davidson
Durham St
Finnian
Ron Mendham
Toronto
Max. Hughson
Max
Provincial Paper Ltd
Port 'Arthur
Mark Clark
Ernwein
Werhis
Globe
John Bell
Ralph Snelprove
Owen Sound
Canadian Association of Broadcasters
Snelgrove
CFOS
Barrie
CKBB
Peration
Bell
Clarence
Rogers Majestic
Ralph
Metropolitan Broadcasting Company
C.F.O.S
Simcoe Council Tours Halton and Peel Counties
Peel and Halton county councils hosted Simcoe County council on a daylong tour visiting GE Oakville recliners A V Roe Malton jet planes and Burlyton lumber plant plus Brampton Jersey farm and Fresh Air Camp Bolton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peel
Halton
Simcoe County Council
Simcoe
Jack Armstorng
Georgetown
George Leslie
Esquising
W. H. Bigvar
Trafalgar
Mary Pettie
Georgetown mans mother dies in Brampton
Mrs Absolam Bailey died at her son Reginala’s home in Brampton on June 8 at age 84. Born Annie Louise Andrews in England, she is survived by her husband and six children including Eva Osborne Absolom Jack Ruth Bill and Reginald. Rev C A Johnson conducted funeral services from McKillop Funeral Home with burial in Brampton Cemetery. Pallbearers were six grandchildren including Jack Bailey Ronald Bailey Allan Bailey Robert Bailey Donald Bailey and Kenneth Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brampton
Absolam
Bailey
Reginala
England
Annie Louise Andrews
Fred Osborne
Eva
Absolom
Port Hope
Jack
Georgetown
Albert Snaith
Ruth
Bill
Reginald
C. A. Johnson
McKillop
Pallbarora
Jack Bailey, Jr
Ronald Bailey
Allan Bailey
Robert Bailey
Donald Bailey
Kenneth Bailey
Brampston
Excessive tidiness linked to mild insanity claim
A quotation notes that extreme tidiness may indicate a mild form of insanity, yet it suggests most newspapermen remain largely immune to such concerns.
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Walter T. Evans & Company Insurance Service
TOP Suiz
Preston
Les Tomlinson
Glen Williams
Earl Marchment
M.hlb
ROYAL
Canada
F. P. Benner
Sheet Metal Works
Main Street
White Bridge
Chapel St
Guelph
King, Queen
College View
Irene E. Cook
Inglewood — Ont
Victoria