27 Sep 1922
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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Sep 27, 1922
Page
1
A rainy gray day frames a small talk on weather and life. The piece contrasts perpetual rain with sunshine elsewhere, and includes brief reflections on marriage, restraint, and social desire for a better world.
A 1923 travel sketch describes a Honolulu voyage by car to San Francisco, then a ship to Hawaii. The narrative notes entertainment, scenery, locals and churches, markets, sugar refinery, pineapple fields, and tropical views including the Punch Bowl.
Directory page lists attorneys including Barristera and Solicitéra firms in Toronto and Georgetown Kennedy Block Le Roy Dale. doctors Dr T M Marcellus and Dr C F W Ross with offices in Georgetown. Dr OC V Williams in Georgetown area. Dr W Watson D D S M D in Georgetown. F L Heath dentist in Lane Block. Tracy Clerk Esquesing Township. insurance and marriage license services. chiropractic office with X ray lab. auctioneer Palmer. Halton and Peel region ads.
Acton Alex Waldie in Guelph Hospital shows progress, able to walk for about an hour daily. Public School Inspector J M Denyes visited Acton school on official business. Georgetown golf links praised for hospitality by Mr J A Willoughby. Mr and Mrs H Moore and Miss Lottie Speight visited Toronto to see W H Speight injured in an auto accident. Stella Molam returns from Bank of Montreal to join Acton Tanning Company. Bree Press.
Ballina and Mrs James Young celebrated her 90th birthday at her son J Young's home Stirline Erin with family and neighbors joining the party. Mr and Mrs Robert Shortill of Winnipeg are spending holidays with Mrs Wu Shortie and friends in the area.
Esquesing Council met after adjournment with Reeve presiding. Accounts listed include railings repairs, grading work, gravel supply and culvert repairs totaling substantial sums. By laws on railway bonus fund distribution and school section assessments advanced, with next meeting set for October 16.
Milton schedules the fourth annual memorial service for Sunday afternoon at Victoria Park on October 1. Four new brick residences by Judge Elliott M E Nixon Armstrong Davidson will enhance Milton’s homes once finished. Miss Lillian Andrew of Toronto, daughter of the late George Andrew, visits Milton briefly. Governor and Mrs A McGibbon return from a Northwest and British Columbia trip, pleased with the outing and its health benefits.
Erin Mrs. F. Thompson of Glenwil liams visited Mr. and Mrs. M. Thompedit last week. Mr. Thoa. Leslie of Hamilton stayed with his brother J. Leslie. Williamson and son of Axton visited Mr. and Mrs. McClure on Sunday. Mrs. F. Binnie and Toronto family returned home after vacation with Mra T. Binnie. The public facade keeps on the fuel question, likely to persist for months.
The Toronto Telegram reports Brampton district Presbyterians and Streeteville ministers debating moral and religious concerns. Dancers in educational settings draw protests from Metho distists. The clergy discuss church focus and the responsibility of congregants in drawing parishioners to faith.
The Halton council met at 1 pm with all members present. It approved a 200 grant to a rural school fair, discussed debentures for roads, and ordered by laws for Sixteen Mile Creek road closure and new Studebaker taxicabs for Bramsons Auto Service in Montreal.
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