Train Collision Near Georgetown Wrecks Freight Cars
A morning railway crash near Georgetown injures three train crew members and destroys a caboose. Several cattle are killed or wounded and one animal is shot to end suffering. Looters target a caboose while police guard debris as investigators assess damage and transport victims to Toronto.
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Toronto
J. W. Sheffield
Yiats
A. McAllister
C. V. Williams
Ross Dillon
Bill Doherty
Rosa
Percy Dillon
Georgetown
Engagement of Maurits Kennedy McKee and Sykle DeVries
The engagement is announced between Maurits Kennedy McKee of Sterling and Sykle DeVries of Georgetown. The couple plans to marry September 4 at Westminster United Church in Wistar Ontario at three o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurits Kennedy McKee
Frederick McKee
Sterling
Scur' pobatziption .paid? : your label will tell you.
The readable portion hints at a subscription or payment label question. No clear event or entities identified. Further readable context needed to craft a factual summary with persons or organizations.
Ancient Blessing Ceremony for Breton Fishing Fleet
Fisherfolk of River Gaapé in Brittany tradition hold a blessing of boats dating from ancient times. The rite, performed by Bishop A jreslanc of Gaspé with Rev N Riou and Father A Malo, includes prayers and a boat procession along the Fox River waters.
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Lessing
Brittany
France
Gaapé
Gaspé Peninsula
Canadian National Railways
Wus
Jreslanc
Gaspé
Rev
N. Riou
Fox River
Quebec Fishermen's Syndicate
Father A. Malo
O.F.M
Matreal
Ou. Fou
Knox Induction Service Set For Next Week
Rev. Alexander Calder, newly appointed minister of Knox and Limehouse Presbyterian Churches, will be inducted next Wednesday at 8 pm in Knox Church. Sermon by Rev. E J Phinn of Mil ton. presiding by Rev. Clifton McKay. presiding clerk Rev. Edgar Foreman in charge. Rev. Dr. Ross to address. Interim moderator Rev. J L Self and Rev. Russell Self will participate. choir to attend.
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Alexander’ Calder
Knox
Limehouse Presbyterian
Knox Church
E. J. Phinn
Milton
Clifton McKay
Victoria Church
Toronto
Presbytery
Edgar Foreman
Morningside Church
Inducton
Ross
Woodbridge
J. L. Self
Norval
Russell Self
St. James Church
Local School Lead and Town Notices Highlight Summer Progress
Principal Howard Wrigglesworth of the Public School earned two more subjects toward a Bachelor of Arts at McMaster University this summer. Miss Marie Lindaly completed a five week course in educational methods at North Bay Normal School. McClure’s Home Furnishings and Bradley’s Grocery frontages were repainted. Traffic rerouted on Mill Street to Edith Street for sewer work along Church Street. Town columnnist Anno returns to Sunday School and laundry rooms. midnight dances flourish for the holiday weekend in Huttonville, Erin, Acton, and Guelph.
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Howard Wrigglesworth
McMaster University
Marie Lindaly
North Bay Normal School
Huttonville
Erin
Acton
Guelph
Streetsville Trots Past Norval Juniors 10-6 To Force Fourth Game
Streetsville Junior Farmers defeated the Norval Lacrosse Juniors 10-6 in the third game of the series. The score was tied at halftime before Streetsville pulled away in the second half to force a decisive fourth game.
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Norval
Streetsville
Farmers
Lorne Scots Band at Ex Tomorrow in Class B Fight
The Lorne Scott Band heads to the Exhibition tomorrow to compete in the Class B band event. Draws occur at 1 PM with performances between then and 2 30 PM. They will depart in the morning and hold a practice at the Brampton band stand before proceeding.
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Lorne Scott
Brampton
Weather note hints at heat and weekly figures
Letter from reader notes hot weather with high average maximum on 92 and Sunday breezes described as lifesaver. Counts down to Christmas in 217 days and ends with cheer up message.
Longtime Ontario Matriarch Dies In Port Elgin District
Mrs Bayanecet Hulls, aged 76, died after a lengthy illness. Born Lily Knights in England, she moved to Canada in 1911, lived near Georgetown then Port Elgin, and returned to this district after 1948. Survived by five daughters and three sons, funeral services were held in Georgetown and Port Elgin with interment at Sanctuary Park Cemetery.
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Bayanecet
Zothk
Frank Saige
Grargetown
Hag
Georgetown
Port Elgin
Frank Smith
The
United Church
Edith
Albert Smith
Milton
Winnifred
Mra Frank Smith
Dorothy
John Avison Sings on West Coast Radio Show
John Avison, a West Coast musician, is heard weekly over the OBC station in a recurring radio segment highlighting his musical selections and performances.
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John Avison
OBC
Fair Entries and Prizes Promised at Local Hall Event
A community fair lists entries and prizes for a range of categories from baby show to best decorated items. Tickets sold at 6 o'clock with various prize amounts and a prize money fund.
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Epfrigs Mast
Mra
Narmes
Stewarttown Notices and Family News Arrivals
The community expresses sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. W. Hulls on the passing of Mrs. Hulls mother. Ruth Lawson visited from London with her grandmother Mrs. W. Lawson Sr. The Robertsbournes and three children moved to the village from Georgetown. Miss Pleanore Smith joined a Michigan motor trip party. St Johns Sunday School resumes next Sunday at 10 30 a.m. A birth announced for Dick Standish and Mrs Dick Standish of Thorold. A canning demonstration by Burpee Canning Company for Stewarttown Women’s Institute next Tuesday at 8 30 p.m. Visitors with Mr and Mrs Grant on Saturday include Mr and Mrs Russel Robinsons and Ken Robinson and Miss Emily from Toronto.
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Mire
W. Hulls
Nowa
Stewarttown
Dick Standish
Thorold
Edward
Richard
Rosemary
Mary
Burpee Canning Company
Tha
Stewarttown Women’s Institute
Mra
Grant
Russel Robinsons
Ken Robmeon and
Misapery
Withs ‘An
Toronto
Miss Margaret Young Erin Township Native Dies After Fall
Miss Margaret Young, 80, Erin Township native, died after a broken hip complications following a fall at her home on Lower Main Street. Born to Thomas Young and Janet McMillan, she lived in Erin Village, moved to Georgetown in 1914, and was a Knox Presbyterian Church member active in the Women’s Missionary Society. Survived by three sisters and two brothers. funeral conducted by Archdeacon W. G. O. Thompson.
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Main’ Street
Margaret Young
Toronto Western Hospital
Erin Township
Thomas Young
Janet Mcmillan
Scotland
Erin
Georgetown
Erin Village
Knox Presbyterian Church
Women’s Missionary Society
James D. Torrie
Janet
Misa Minnie
Robert Patterson
Mary
Kincardine
William
Robina Leitch
Daniel
W. G. O. Thompson
Sis & Myn
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Edith Street
Church Street
Coownae
Anno
Herald
Lorne Scots Band
Ern Batkin
Colens
Astors
Gale Eal
Gradie
Ina Petak
North America
Thyaher
Egypt
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