25 Nov 1936
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Nov 25, 1936
Page
1
Milton and area notes include hospital returns and a deer-hunting trip while a Bible reflection discusses the Biblical letter to Philemon and Onesimus. The piece ties local notices with a sermon on Christian brotherhood and slavery.
The piece discusses Onesimus in Rome returning to Philemon and how Paul’s letter to Philemon inspires reconciliation and spiritual renewal. It links the slave’s conversion to broader global Christian impact from India to Africa and Europe, urging personal conversion and service to Christ.
A couple boarded a train car with passengers mistaking them as a bridal pair. The groom announces loudly that he has mistaken himself for the groom, causing surprised smiles as confetti scatters on the floor.
Mrs. William Lee a respected Acton resident for thirty years died at St Josephs Hospital Guelph on Sunday November 6 in her seventy sixth year. She was born to the late William McParlane at Eden Mile. The report notes ongoing health decline since spring and references a car incident involving Mr and Mrs Doble and others near Rockwood. The notice mentions visits from Bracebridge and Mimico residents and peeks of illness and recovery among local residents.
Funeral service held at Erin cemetery for Muriel S Schwandt beloved wife of Rev R J McCarten and daughter of the late Rev and Mrs William Schwandt. George Mitchell of Ern Township sentenced to two months in county jail for keeping aquor for sale. George Ramebottom of Erin reaches 85. New postmaster appointed at Delwood succeeding John White. Dan Sargent of Belwood named to Uwe Dost with Pre Bellamy as his assistant.
In a fragmented narrative set in a small town, Herbert and Julia discuss money, houses, and domestic life as Julia reveals her wish to run a home, own chickens, and join local society. Other townsfolk including Peters and Lindsay pursue clothing sales and side ventures while planning future changes and marriage.
At a November 1936 meeting in Oakville, the Malton County Dramatic Festival group elected officers and invited connected groups to submit entrance fees of 2.00 to the treasurer before January. The executive includes President Me RR Brivckou, Vice-president BL Wickens, View-president A Muir, Secretary KOM MacPheran, and Treasurer Noel Futons, with locals from the Solar United Church joining the committee.
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