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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
2
The readable fragments mention marriages and aid but lack clear names, dates, or events. No verifiable person, organization, or location is established for a coherent news item.
Died hallam at her home in Brantford Hospital October 1925 widow of Alexander Armstrong aged 74. Ram Sden mother of Juttw and Major Ratanden of Grinsly and Mrs Rev J A Rilts of Toronto. Catherine McGaughey widow of Thomas Armstrong died October in Georgetown aged 60. Funeral from her home near the Paper Mills Thursday at 2 pm with service at St George's Church and burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
The funeral for Mrs Geo Verrington formerly Estella Baker of Brighton Ont took place Friday afternoon at the Baptist Church with Rev Joh Unrton officiating. Survived by husband one daughter Mrs Fred Brown and three sons Corey Orby and Donald, plus two brothers. many mourners and distant relatives attended the service.
Glenwilliams Mrs William Mullin returns home from Deckerville Michigan after visiting friends. Mrs Beattis and Mrs Williams and Grace Williams of Toronto spent weekend with Mr John Wheeler. Harpin Beaumont of Toronto stayed at his home. Myrtle Marchment and Toronto friends visited. Ladies Aid plans baking sale Friday February 80. Benefit dance last Friday well attended. Brotherhood to lead Sunday church services in Rev Douglas absence.
Gev W Herringtons family expresses sincere thanks for the kindness and sympathy shown after the sudden death of a beloved wife and mother.
Dr Anderson addressed a Conservative campaign event in Georgetown praising Party leader Meighen and Premier King while urging for adequate protection and free trade reforms. He cited tariff policy impacts on Halton county industries and thanked supporters as other speakers, including Mrs McNiven and J H Beaton, spoke on the day.
Ezra Smith recalls a Sunday trip to Georgetown Fair with Miranda Jane. They find joy touring exhibits, hearing bands including the Kilties and Georgetown Citizens Band, and enjoying food and rides while reconnecting with old friends.
The 25th Infantry Brigade conducted its annual staff toured tactical exercises on Friday and Saturday. Col H S Cooper led with Lt Col R Vo Conover Brig Major Maj Pedley and others coordinating instruction with Col Parsons overseeing. Officers from Peel Dufferin and Halton participated under Lieut Col Bertram Major Kennedy at Dundas Street Peel County. General Bell attended and praised the training.
The hotelmen of Ontario plan a convention at the King Edward Hotel in Toronto on Friday October 24 under the Hotel Association of Ontario led by President George H. O'Neil. About a thousand are expected to attend. The Toronto Hotel Association led by President George Wright and Sec Treas Reg Powell invites visiting hotelmen to stay in Toronto's top hotels during their day in the city.
An auction listing details a Prada evening sale on October 23rd at Toverlock. Hosted by auctioneer Ben Petch, the notice includes names such as Howard Bergue and George Reonett and references additional articles on the event.
The notice describes a two week period advertising homemade candies including fudge and caramels. It mentions plans to add other items next week and introduces homemade chocolates with several distinct tint varieties.
The soprano Maria Jeritza is praised as a goddess of song and beauty after a string of triumphs since touring Canadian venues and Windsor Station in Montreal. Her recent Covent Garden performance drew wide applause and she impresses with multilingual repertoire including English.
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