Georgetown Woman Dies After Pennsylvania Car Crash
Mrs. Nell McLennan of Georgetown died at Meadville Hospital after a mid day highway collision near Greensville. Paul Fisher of Greensville drove one car. Evelyn Joann Koston 18 of Briankleyville suffered severe injuries. McLennan’s husband Nell McLennan and the family mourn her death. service held at McClure Funeral Home.
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Pennsylvania
Georgetown
Neil Mclennan
Meadville Hospital
McLennan
Paul Fisher
Green‘wille
Fisher
Evelyn Joanne Koston
Briankleyville
MccLennan
McLennans
Islington
States
Canada
M. H. Moyer
D. R. McLaughlin
Mary P. Moyer
Buffalo
N.Y
Toronto
Hutt Farm
Main Street
Mill Road
Robb’s
Nell McLennan
Six Points
Apprentice Productions
Olive
McClure Funeral Home
W. G. O. Reinhardt
Paul Barber
Norman Fishitt
Gordon Beatty
Harold Martin
Owen Hughes Becomes Toronto Rookie Officer
The text notes Owen Hughes entering the Toronto Police Force as a rookie, detailing his years of training and path to membership. The announcement frames him as a new member of the Toronto police service entering the force.
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Owen Hughes
Toronto
George Walters dies after stroke at 74 in Guelph
George J Walters died in Guelph General Hospital after a stroke following long illness. He was 74 or 75, lifelong resident of the Georgetown area, worked for W H Kennie and Son coal firm, later assisted son Clarence in a market garden. Survived by widow Maude Harding and five children Harvey Clarence Lorne John Lloyd Jessie, plus four grandchildren. Funeral conducted by Rev Charles Gower at McClure’s. burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Chas. R. Gower
McClure
George J. Walters
Guelph General Hospital
Mr. Walters
Acton
John Walters
Jessie Harry Walters
Ife
Georgetown
Georgetown Baptist Church
W. H. Kennie: and Son Coal
Clarence
Maude Harding
Harvey
Lorne
Guelph
John Lloyd
Hamilton
Jessie
Harry Shortill
Delamer
Corinne
Charles — Hamilton
Albert Kershaw
Gordon Spence
Herb Distance
Alan Norton
Ed Logan
Joseph Gibbons
Greenwood Cemetery
Armstrong Troyer Nuptials at Huttonville
Dorothy Isabel Troyer daughter of Mrs. M. F. Towns Waldermar married Harvey Allan Armstrong son of H. W. Armstrong Georgetown in a double ring ceremony at Huttonville United Church October 26. Best man was Donald Armstrong with ushers Norman Armstrong and Raymond Whaley. Reception at Mrs. Ethel Mc Murchy’s home. The couple will reside in Huttonville.
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Huttonville United Church
Dorothy Isabel Troyer
M. F. Towns
Waldermar
Harvey Allan Armstrong
H. W. Armstrong
Georgetown
Donald Armstrong
Inglewood
Norman Armstrong
Raymond Whaley
Huttonville
Ethel McMurchy
Social and Personal Notes From a Sunday Host List
Social and personal notes recount visits and guests across Halton and nearby towns. Names include Mr and Mrs Evans Bill Anderson Donald Weber Miss Joyce McMillan Miss Bonnie Tay r Barbara Cooper and many others visiting from Ottawa Toronto Brampton Guelph and Chicago connections at homes and events. The piece highlights community hospitality and a tea hosted by Burlington Health Clinic volunteers and IODE delegates.
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Wmes F. Evans
Bill Anderson
Donald Weber
Guelph
Joyce McMillan
Branksome Hall
Bonnie Tayr
Toronto
Barbara Cooper
Sdwater
Ays Wood
Efn Batkin
C. F. Pattenson
Ottawa
John Bell
Market Street
Walter John
Carolyn
Ellen
Ingergoll
Lee
Tomm
William Hill
Fnaiet
Walching
St Joseph's Hospital
J. N. O'Neil
A. Coventry
Charles Ransome
Holland Centre
Gilbert McGuiness
Berkley
R. Sanderson
Kendall
Brampton
Chauncey S. Holt
Russell Stone
Mount Carroll
Ilinois
Ken McMillan
Chicago
Canada
W. C. Reynolds
J. S. Hughes
Countess of Strathmore
Burlington
Legion Hall
Burlingtoih
Halton
Mather
Halton County
J. M. Mather
Canon Woodcock Preaches Sunday at St. George's
Canon H. F. Woodcock, former rector of St. Jude's Oakville and Christ Church Toronto, will preach at St. George's Church England this Sunday marking the 70th anniversary of the church. The evening service features the Lorne Scots Band and special music by St. George's Choir led by Dr. W. F. Bradley with Mrs. Bradley on organ.
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H. F. Woodcock
St. George's Church
England
Canon Woodlcock
St. Jude's Church
Oakville
W- F. Bradley
Bradley
Acton Businessman William Blair Dies Suddenly
William Blair, 68 or 69, of Acton, died suddenly on the preceding Sunday. He once worked as a carpenter and later ran a plumbing and heating business in Acton. He was a past master of Walker Masonic Lodge. Survived by three daughters Mrs. Percy Smith, Mrs. Omar Parker, and Mrs. Rae West, plus two brothers and a sister. his wife Mary Ann Allen and one son Torrance predeceased him. Funeral held in Acton last Wednesday.
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Frank Wood
James Ritchie
Acton
William Blair
Wood
Donald
Susanna Blair
Belfountain
Walker Masonic Lodge
Percy Smith
Minnie
Everton
Omar Parker
Beatrice
Rae West
Velma
Wealey Blair
Calgary
Alta
Joseph Blair
Chaplin, Sask
Mary Ann Allen
Torrance
Georgetown First to Have Free Dental Care
Georgetown becomes the first municipality in Halton to offer free dental treatment for all public school children starting the new year. Dr. J M Mather and Dr B J O Meara outlined the plan at the Board of Education meeting, with 30 percent of costs funded by the province. The program covers extractions fillings and prophylaxis.
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J. M. Mather
Halton
B. J. O'Meara
Georgetown Board of Education
Nassagaweya
Oakville
Georgetown
Sam Mackenzie
Eimer Co. Thompson
Walter T. Evans & ‘Co
Baby Dies After Rush To City Hospital
A newborn son of Mr and Mrs Fred Tucker of John Street Guelph died after being rushed to Toronto Sick Children’s Hospital by police ambulance. The 11 pound infant was born Saturday and succumbed the next day as specialists treated him with oxygen.
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Fred Tucker
John Street
Guelph
Toronto Sick Children’s Hospital
Toronto
Items Weld Over
A clipped notice notes omissions in the Recipe Column Public School News and the Bowling column due to space constraints. The fragment hints at a broad page cut affecting multiple features and readers are left with partial sections of the usual column mix.
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Public School News
English-born mother dies in Guelph at eighty one
Native of England Mrs Harry Goldham of Georgetown died in Guelph on October 31. She emigrated with her husband from England and lived in Acton for 40 years. The couple's son Harry and four daughters survive. Funeral held in Acton with burial at Fellview Cemetery Acton.
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Harry Goldham
Georgetown
Lodge Post Master John P. Reid Dies
John P. Reid former Lodge Post Master died Monday night at age 70 after a long illness. A Georgetown native from a notable family, he was known as a longtime Main Street merchant and Credit Lodge member. He is survived by his widow Olive W. Donaldson, daughter Marion Reid, sister Katharine Wood, two nephews and two nieces, with funeral services held at Knox Presbyterian and Greenwood Cemetery.
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Georgetown
Dugald Reid
Janet McGill
Main Street
Mr. Reid
Credit Lodge
Lodge
Olive W. Donaldson
Marion R. Reid
R.N
Toronto
H. G. Wood
Katharine
Rochester
Minnesota
K. Reid McGregor
Malcolm Gillespie
A. Wood
M. Luzine
Alex J. Calder
Knox Presbyterian Church
McClure Funeral
Greenwood Cemetery
Clayton Dick, Sr
Everett Cole
D. R. Donaldson
Herb Distance
Alex D. Hume
Reid McGregor
Erin
Brampton
Ashgrove
Galt
Sheffield
London
Hilisburgh
Halton Farm Forum Debates Federal Aid for Education
The Halton Farm Forum reports from Town Line Omagh Kelso Boyne Zimmerman Mt Nemo Kilbride S S No 4 Esquesing and S S No 1 Nassagaweya discuss federal aid for education. Members urge federal minimum standards while keeping provincial control and address local issues such as taxation and teacher quality.
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Lillian C. Gray
The
County Press
Town Line
Omagh
Kelso
Boyne
Zimmerman
Mt. Nemo
Kilbride
Esquesing
Nassa
Gaweya
Canadian Teachers' Federation
Ottawa
Dominion
Bequesing
Nemo
Russia
Attorney General 0 K S Magistrate Decision Advised
Personal Tax Services opens Georgetown branch with Marshall Timbers in charge. Building on Main Street formerly Norman Brown's Bakery now being converted to offices and apartments. Head office listed in Toronto with offices across Canada. Police and council push for outside magistrate in local court cases. Porter says investigation pending.
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Canada
Georgetown
Marshall Timbers
Main Street
al Norton
Norman Brown
Personal Tax Services
Windsor
Newfoundland
Montreal
Moncton
N.B
Winnipeg
Saskatoon
Calgary
Vancouver
Toronto
Toxonto
Pri
Rasuate
Rachlis
Porter
Attorency General's Department
Remembrance Day Service Honors War Dead at Cenotaph
A remembrance ceremony for World War I and II fallen soldiers was held at the cenotaph on Friday morning. Merchants closed and industries paused to allow attendance. wreaths were laid as Archdeacon W. G. O. Thompson and others spoke. The Poppy Day tally reached 310.82 with various donations noted from local groups and businesses.
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Legion Hall
SQMS
Henry Shepherd
Ag Marstyas
Jack Armstrong
W. G. O. Thompson
John M. Smith
Alex J. Calder
Legion
David Bowman
Charles Willson
Elmholme Convalescent Home Opens In Hughes House
Mrs. George Hughes converts Elmholme into a convalescent rest home with five bedrooms and two bed-sitting rooms plus a sunroom. The facility will serve elderly women and walking hospital convalescents, offering homey service, good food, and countryside proximity. Chesley Hospital Aid funds support local nursing and hospital efforts, including a forthcoming hospital bazaar.
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George Hughes
Elmholme
Hughes
Vern Picket
Picket
Ross Son
Thompson
Main St
Bessey Homestead
McAndrew
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George Walters
Armstrong - Troyer
Canon Woodcock
St. George's
McCleod
Frank
L. L. Skuce
North Halton High
Baby
City
Sick Children’s Hospital
Halton Farm Forum
W.A
Beaumont Knitting
Robt. Simpson
Meadowglen Growers
Canadian Legion
T. Eston Co
Dominion Stores
Apple Products
LODE
Council of Women
True Blue Lodge
Rebekah Lodge
Union 474
Dominion Seed House
Chesley
Hospital Aid
Mra Clayton Schous
Chesley Enterprise
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