10 Oct 1923
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 10, 1923
Page
1
Dr Oc F W Ross is listed as a physician and surgeon in Georgetown with a Mill Street address and phone number 22 Ex-House Surgeon race Hospital in Toronto.
Poem lines describe a sunlit landscape where peace and plenty spread across valleys and hills, with streams and golden light evoking a dreamlike tranquil countryside. The text centers on rural abundance and serene scenery without specific events or persons.
Mrs William Gowdy of Limehouse passed away early Friday after months of poor health from pernicious anemia. She faced adversity with patience and was active in the Women's Foreign Missionary Society and Womens Institute. Survived by her husband, son Douglas, and daughter Dorin, the funeral was held on a sunny Saturday with interment at Wade. Rev R F Cameron led the service with several nearby ministers in attendance.
Brampton ratepayers approved a by law by a vote of 270 to issue $20,000 in bonds to fund construction and expansion for Gummed Papers. County council raised $90,000 by debentures to cover Halton's share of provincial highway costs and appointed Roy F. Smith as county engineer. Two Milton youths were arrested in a brutal park assault case. Georgetown High School beat Brampton 2 to 1 in a return baseball game. Milton Golf Club held a divisional vine-hole tourney with F R McCannell and Ruth Gorham the finalists. McCannell won by one stroke.
The Fielding invitation to Canada investors to buy Dominion bonds to replace Victory Loan maturities drew heavy response with a $22 million over-subscription. Canadian finances may cover the remaining $100 million due, while U S capital in Canada totals about $2.6 billion spanning banks, farms, mortgages, and enterprises.
Gilbert Sinclair, aged 90, died at his son’s home in Enquesing on Monday October 1st. Born in Scotland he came to Canada at age two with his family. Survived by siblings Irving John Brin Millirgaret widow of Alexander Scott and Christie widow of James Gibson. Funeral from daughter Mrs. Wm. McKay Erin and burial at Providence Cemetery.
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