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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 13, 1925
Page
1
The fragment lists Train No. 3 with multiple time stamps such as 8.04 a.m. and 4.04 p.m. alongside Train Nos. 1 and Sun. It appears to be a timetable snippet with several scheduled moments but lacks full context or destinations.
The narrator faces a crisis that tests resolve against fear and temptation. A demon whispers of defeat yet urges readiness and calm. In a pivotal moment the demon grasps the hand and death seems near, but a single act of courage defeats the traitor within.
Miss K Bouslaugh of Georgetown spent several days this week at the home of Mr MacHollinger. Dr and Mrs Farmer returned from St Petersburg Florida last Monday in good health and plan a Crout fishing trip in early May. At Knox Church Rev Stewart announced he and Mrs Stewart would remain pastor if the congregation desired union on June 10. a large majority voted against union, signaling support for Mr Stewart to continue as pastor.
The country m ails reports rural carriers urging Dominion Government and public support to abolish the contract system. They demand permanent salaries and living wages with fair holidays, arguing against underbidding and job loss when greenhorns replace experienced workers. Ontario crop notes and a weekly paper closure follow.
The Georgetown Women's Institute held its annual meeting at Mrs A Keotner's home on Wednesday May 6 with many members present. Elected for the new year were President Mrs M L Nearlat Vice President Mrs W Long Vice President Mrs Freure Secretary Treasurer Mrs G C Campbell Assistant Secretary Treasurer Mrs Layes Directors Mrs Me Whirt er Cole Marshall Local Needs Committee Mrs Livingstone Miss Cole Social Committee Mrs Watson Mrs Freure Mrs Ford Program Committee Mrs Sinclair Mrs Kootner Visiting Committee Mrs Ford Mrs Erwin Flower Committee Mrs Hayes Mrs Cave Pianist Mrs W Sinclair. After a social hour and thanks to the hostess the meeting adjourned.
Dr. Morritt Forster died at 480 Onsington Avenue Toronto near noon on May 5 in his 85th year. Born 1881 in Streetaville Peel County Ontario he studied milling before turning to medicine. He practiced in Thorndale London Kitchener Acton Lynden and Palmerston before retiring to Toronto in 1907. He was active in Canadian citizenship, Methodist, and Free Mason. Survived by Elizabeth Williams wife. children James E Forster Elizabeth Forster and Mrs T Albert Moore Toronto and F J R Forster Stratford.
The High School Board met on Friday May 8 with members F R Watson chairing and others present. Accounts passed to R H Thompson and Hamilton Iron Works. The secretary was instructed to call for tenders to paint the exterior eaves and woodwork of the building. Further notes include bar restrictions, a bishop election date, and assorted local notices.
A suburb resident writes to a railroad company protesting constant switch engine noise described with a long list of sounds. The note notes concerns about night disruption and the impact on residents near the rail yard. Some wonder if new municipal lighting laws could affect night travel and safety.
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