22 May 1935
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 22, 1935
Page
1
Georgetown defeats Brampton 14 to 0 in opening Tri County League game. Oswald and Acton turn in key plays as Georgetown leads from start to finish and holds Brampton scoreless through five innings. Next Saturday Georgetown travels to Acton for an interleague showdown.
Incomplete score notes show hits by Woods and A Ritchie, with Walters contributing, and Brampton leading Georgetown 6 to 10 in a 20 inning frame. Pitching and defensive details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
The May gathering of the W C T U was held at Linwood Center last week. A review of past work was presented by leaders from Gantsar, Zdr and Lira A Oeil. The program featured songs and readings by Olen Willetts and Norval Duffy with emphasis on temperance education.
Town council met at 8 o clock on Tuesday evening led by Mayor Gibbons. Members Pary Minck Burt Armatro g Davis Speight Kaulls approved waterworks funding and a vacancy, with discussions on June use of the wall and a proposed night watchman salary. The session adjourned after routine motions and adjournment.
A short notice announces an instructive lecture titled Junior Matite Wok focusing on improving reading and study habits for young readers in Living County. The event promises practical guidance and engaging discussion.
Inspector George Guthrie is appointed Deputy Chief Inspector, with a salary of 96450. The report notes his long service and the official congratulates him on the promotion.
A repeat of the public school concert filled the Thursday program with a full house. The mixed choir performed The Swiss Toy and On a Little Giver with student groups under 8 and under 10 delivering pieces. Credits go to Principal Bills Ryan and the staff, Mrs. Vance, and Mr. John D. Wally, School Board captain, for organizing costumes and leadership.
A reader writes to the editor expressing distress about their state of mind and contemplating a personal change. The fragment shows strained phrasing and requests for guidance but lacks concrete details or names. The letter conveys emotional turmoil and a plea for reassurance.
Readers react to the Dionne quintuplets and a broader appeal for adoption. Descriptions highlight several children ranging from infancy to four years old, with calls from officials and the public to offer loving homes and opportunities.
A brief, fragmented item references pasture use and shade concerns with names like Alex, Obla, Norval, and Noble appearing amid unclear notes. The text hints at land or grazing discussion and possibly community names.
George Bane G Noard calls for tenders for 18 tons Dominion Coal Lump for Daltons at Public School. Bids due by July 15 1035. Secretary Treasurer oversees notices under Stat 1033. Local officials publish details and deadlines.
Classified notice seeks buyers for horses and injured cattle and a trailer chassis. It lists contact details with a phone number and location Georgetown.
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