13 Mar 1935
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 13, 1935
Page
1
In Halton county court 8 H Henderson of Burlington as executor seeks the full amount of the claim plus costs totaling 4753.08. Sughss Cleaver of Burlington conducts the case for the executors. OC A.
In a short exchange a shop junior is told to run the chemist’s shop while the owner departs. The assistant responds that they lack a di assistant, but mentions a homegrown preparation as an equivalent.
A mother pledges to give her children the greatest gift today a steadfast faith in Jesus the newborn King. She likens his heart to a Lebanon cedar and a guiding light to warmth and peace, urging lasting devotion beyond mere sentiment.
On Monday March 31 at 8 pm a group of men gathered at the Municipal Building for a First Aid course organized by the Jown Ambulance Association with sponsorship from the Industrial Accident Prevention Association. Dr C V Williams guides the sessions with J Crawford assisting. employees from Provincial Paper Company and others join, aiming to certify successful participants in the exam.
The document presents a report for January and February from Chinguacoury School with lists of students by grade and a named teacher. It mentions various students including Edward Rutledge Christine Leasle Hugh Lesiie Olive Hancock Clyde Edge Emmet Rutledge Prancea Rutledge Welburn Marchment Herbert Dolson Ithel Lease Doreen Edge Arthur Blamp Ross Petch Lyons and Nicore J Murray. The text also notes the latest frocks with many buttons and writer's inability to describe the designs.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions seeds and a numeric range 36 to 48. No clear event, names, dates, or locations to anchor a fuller summary.
Airs. W. J. Cudmore a longtime leader in the Ontario dome and School Club era and former vice-president of the Ontario Weverstin died in the 66th year of March. She taught school in Midland and later lived in Oronte for decades. She served on the school board, chaired various groups, led the Halton Musical Festival Association, belonged to women’s temperance and Italian Home duties, and directed evangelical work at Walton Memorial Church. Survived by husband and four sons.
The piece extols Orton T Walker optometrist, noting his modern science approach to eye health, patient care, and accessible glasses. It highlights his thorough exams, wide clientele from Georgetown, and monthly visits to Robb's Drug Store in George town.
The historic Queen Victoria Park at Niagara, once 184 acres, has grown through public ownership. A new park system now spans 83 miles, expanding to 1,000 acres with over $2,000,000 invested in buildings and equipment for a notable improvement in facilities.
A fragmented text resembling a Detroit Free Press excerpt with garbled phrases and questions about mood, meals, and driving. The passage reads like an editorial or reader prompt, mixing awkward questions about behavior with stray references to dishes and routines.
A Sorear resident died at home in Meaford on March 1 with funeral plans by residents. The obituary notes a son or daughter remains and recalls wartime service veteran Mr. Ewart Goris of Halliburton preparing duties in the district court. The piece mentions a committee organizing potato sales and a retiring clerk Mr A J Lind.
A fragment notes Milton Jack Hardy aged 16 failed to greet his father a horse before church or school. Teachers presented W. Dick with a ramained ad ders and an ebony silver mounted Aire Dick was.
A rustic bulletin reports local recoveries inclosed with friendly wishes for Mr. George Eves and Mr. J. Thompson to regain health. Mentions Mr. J McBride’s Friday sale drawing a large crowd, along with hopes for a new Sunday school and ongoing church and community efforts.
A Kansas minister reportedly offered a pact to save a newspaper from bankruptcy and despair. He proposed paying for ads in exchange for better news coverage, while joking about erasing mistakes and burying errors. The oddly phrased pledge reflects tensions between church leaders and press ethics at an editorial gathering.
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