Marriages Deaths and Memorial Cards Noted
Notices list marriages and deaths with names and locations including Oct date references. Includes In Memoriam verses for James Davidson with family tributes and memorial sentiments.
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
2
Notices list marriages and deaths with names and locations including Oct date references. Includes In Memoriam verses for James Davidson with family tributes and memorial sentiments.
Obituary notices report the deaths of Malcolm Young in Lethbridge at 66 and Robert H Ruddy in Washington DC after illness. Also details of Mrs Catherine Armstrong and her family, with funeral rites at St George Church Georgetown and multiple tributes from friends and relatives.
Public School Board met with Crichton chairing. Members Evans Messen McNally Keatner Harrison MacKenzie present. Minutes approved. Payments authorized to Hydro for Aug and Sept lights, Hydro supplies, McBean & Co. shadow, Gov Grant exchange. Cassin addressed the board. GRAM report filed for September. Secretary noted a government grant of 2296 dollars. Hume authorized to procure twenty five copies of Chambers Phonic Readers. Board adjourned.
The Ballinafad church marked an anniversary with sermons from Rev. Caldwell and choir performances led by Mrs. Henderson. A tea evening featured talent from local families and a large sendoff as Mr. and Mrs. McEnery prepare to relocate, with two chairs gifted in appreciation of their service.
The article reports continued wet weather delaying the housing of apple and root crops. It notes local residents’ movements including Mr Atex Ingles undergoing surgery at Toronto General Hospital and progressing favorably. It mentions Mrs K Greenwood returning home after a week with her son and ongoing bank affairs with Mr George Gollege of Windsor visiting family. The Norval Women’s Institute plans a meeting at Mrs Robert Murray’s home and JOI Clark’s station to hold a live stock sale next Tuesday.
The Ghergelowe Curling Club held its annual meeting in the Cornel Chamber on Friday evening October th. A large attendance including many members and new faces. Major Grant spoke as honorary president and awarded a medal to a player. New officers were elected: President Major Ia Grant, Me Whirter as President, J B Wallace first vice president, W O Grant second vice president, J La Thompson treasurer, J D Kelly secretary, and an executive committee with nine members. The treasurer reported the club financially sound with growing membership.
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown in the sad bereavement from the death of our beloved sister Elizabeth Graham. Brother and Sister.
Last Sunday the Christian Brotherhood held its regular service at Tlacon with morning speakers J Hepburn Glenwilliams and Gregory Georgetown and evening speakers Rev. Mr. Douglas and A Dew hurst. Members sang in the choir and all present used the services. Mrs Linton and family from Toronto visited Mr Hegnie. St Alban's Ladies Guild to hold a sale of work on Friday Nov 6.
Rev. Thomas Dodds of Dixie and [whogton] will preach at 11 oclock Sunday morning with further services at 2 pm and 7:10 pm. Rev. Dodds to conduct Anniversary Services at Limehouse. Rev. Kennett Machean absent from Dixie for Anniversary Services. Nav Ist evening sermon titled A Challenge to Service. Mr. and Mrs. Thas. Cook and family away at Erin Fair. Thieves steal canned goods from cellar. butter and eggs missing. dairy items and utensils also taken. Health authorities question hot dog meat purity amid calls for pedigree and licensing clarity.
The Armstrong family expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for sympathy and kindness extended during the recent death of their mother.
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