22 Mar 1922
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 22, 1922
Page
1
A poem recalls returning to a remembered landscape: a sunlit stream, an old orchard, the campfire watch, and the shade of a large elm. The speaker longs to walk the old trails once more, hear whippoorwills, meadowlarks, and sunset fades, hoping to regain youth.
St George s Church Holy Communion Sundays eleven a m matinee eleven a m evensong seven a m Sunday school nine forty five a m Shilton Wall Ridge Dale barristers solicitors Toronto Georgetown office Kennedy Block Rey Dale in charge of George One Offing H G Meir Barrister Solicitor Eccles Georgetown hours nine to five open Wednesday and Saturday evenings Dr T B S Marcella physician surgeon medical officer of health office hours seven to four and seven two phone six eight office and residence Main Street south opposite Presbyterian Church Dr C F W Ross Mill Street Georgetown phone twenty two ex House surgeon Grace Hospital Toronto F R K Watson D D S Georgetown office hours nine to five except Thursday afternoons Heath L D S D O D O Dentist office Lane Block hours to six Niels M Nielsen DC Chas J Lindfield DC Palmer School of Chiropractic over Post Office consultation free Orrick Hours Tuesday nine a m Thursdays February 1010? twelve am two to five pm and seven ten pm Poruns ce 150w and residence sixty Ben Petch licensed auctioneer for Halton and Peel Glen Williams Post Office sale conducted satisfactorily and at reasonable rates Orders left Georgetown Herald Office Clerk Township of Georgetown Clerk 3ed Division Court The leading Fire and Life Insurance Co s represented Master of Marriage Licenses Stewartown Ontario
Obituary notices report Anns Cyrinnne Kine dying after illness at Tatlin health in Canada with burial in Greenwood cemetery and rev. Wray La. Davidson officiating. J Harvey Miller, prominent Elkhorn resident and former mayor, died at his brother’s home after a long illness with services led by Rev. F. C. Pecover, interment at Elkhorn Cemetery. Miller known for Conservative work and municipal service.
Acton residents and visitors were active over the weekend. Samuel B. Worden of Georgetown attended anniversary services at the Baptist Church. Ernest Culp of Vineland Station and J A Lasby of Toronto accompanied by W Mutton were guests locally. Reeve Barber, recovering from illness after a train incident near Vancouver, returned from Detroit Hospital and plans further treatment in Guelph. George Martin and Miss Gladys of Georgetown visited Acton friends. Mattie and Emma Tompkins of Georgetown spent Sunday with their cousin Mrs Geo Lants.
Having taken over the Singer Sewing Machine Co s Agency for this district and being unable to secure Aatore at present time pay person writing or phoning in regards to repairs will receive prompt attention Repairs carried in Colman Bros Georgetown Out Phone 253 or write Roa 127 4t
The Hatton Agricultural Society’s seed fair at the Roye Building Milton drew large farmer turnout from surrounding districts. Winners included Early Potatoes W C Coward and Late Potatoes Frank Ruddett in crops, with Wilbert Ford securing multiple honors in beans, oats, and clover. Livestock judging awarded prizes to Arthur Bird, Arthur Norrin, Erwin Gunby, Gordon McMurray, J A Kerr, and G W Wilson for shorthorn, Hereford, Oxford, and Holstein stock.
A Milton Reformer note reports Miss Jennie Stead of Walkerton, Ontario, urging the Ontario Women Teachers' Federation to secure the right for public school teachers to determine their minimum salary. The piece argues teachers lay the foundation of all professions and should have a say in compensation, similar to lawyers and doctors.
Limehouse School February merit roster lists Sr IV Helen Wright Campbell Ross Jessie Norton Hazel Scott Anan Meredith Richie Benton Joe McDonald Sr III Blanche Wright Stanley Norton Hazel Tayzwell Dorothy Tustin Jr III Jim Ross Mary McDonald Elmeda Tarzwell Joe Ross Albert Brooks Gordon McAlpine Harvey Norton Frack Carter Wilfred Mossap Edna McBride absent Sr II Gladys Milliere etc.
Notes reflect debates on amendments to the Provincial Highways Act allowing counties to issue debentures for road work and diverting motor license fees to road purposes. Daylight saving questions reappear with opinions on clocks in Toronto and other cities.
Robert Stark of Exquising sues his ten ant W C Erect for damages and malicious prosecution. The action was dismissed by Police Magistrate Moore. Dr Frank C Gaved, Eyesight Specialist, will attend at McGibbon House Georgetown on Saturday March 25 from 9 am to 7 pm. Remember I visit Georgetown once.
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