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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 18, 1925
Page
1
A nostalgic verse by Jamon M. McGregor in The Giten Warbler Toronto celebrates St Patrick Day with a traveler’s longing. The poem laments distance from homeland across seas and hopes for return to the old green shore when the harp will sing again.
A father who spends time with his children builds trust and responsibility. He teaches by doing, talks with them, and treats them as intelligent partners. Mother supports this approach, and the family thrives on shared chores, questions, and daily conversations.
Halton hosted the annual Live Stock Judging for Junior Farmers on Friday March 6 with 33 participants. Prizes included five registered animals donated by local sponsors. winners were Erector Worsfald Campbellville R R No 1 Shorthorn and others taking Yorkshire Sow and Oxford ewe awards. Prominent judges and handlers listed include R B Stevenson J F Whitelock J E Brothour and others guiding classes under director R S Fleming.
Acton notes Mr A G Clarridge's improving condition after a serious spell and lists visits from Mrs Jonathan Lane Mrs B Conover Mrs M Vannatter and Dr Cameron Warren. The Acton merchants set summer half day closes Wednesdays at 12 30 from April 1 to November 20 and evenings close at 10 90.
Erin and F Thompson of Glenwilliam spent Sunday with John and Mrs Leslie. H C Austin, Stanley Park proprietor, plans park opening Monday May 25. Robert McEnery announces engagement of Minnie Merle to Elwood Nodwell. marriage set for late March. Rev J A Evans and Florence McDowell depart for North Bay as delegates from L O L No 112 and L O B A No 474 to the Grand Lodge of Western Ontario.
Ballina and Mr. Jobo Snow have been ill with no attack of lumbago. Mr. Fred Huggins of eighth line 16 troubled with a very sore foot. Mr. and Mrs. David McEenery of ninth five and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McEnery and family of the sixth line with Mr and Mrs. Rob ert McEnery and non Arnold of the seventh line visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Akitt, Cataract, last week.
Terra Cotta All report a pleasant time at Mr Charles Simpkin s birthday party held here last Friday evening. Several locals hosted gatherings with tea and a social program. Next meeting set for March 17 at Mrs John Edge s home for an Irish gathering.
The piece argues Ontario is over governed with too many members and proposes reducing the legislature by a third to save costs. It notes possible three cent gas tax safeguards to prevent price gouging and mentions Toronto's call for gasoline price investigations. It also includes local columns on St Patrick's Day, Irish heritage, and a pastor's sermon about bobbed hair.
Professor Dale of the University of Toronto discussed the Roman world at the Public Library on March 10. He traced the empire around the Mediterranean from Italy to Britain, highlighting civic life, town planning, waterworks, baths, and public squares. A translation of a Roman satire illustrated contemporary concerns, and Miss McLeod contributed a vocal solo.
Wm. H Gottfried of Kitchener received a three month jail sentence in police court on February 24. Magistrate Weir found him guilty of fraudulently marking ballots during the New Year election contest.
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