Young lad killed by falling wall in Bayfield Street wreck
David McDougall twelve year old son of Mrs A McDougall Bayfield Street was buried beneath the wrecked wall of a burning building at 64 Bayfield Street during wrecking work. The accident occurred about 6 30 pm while Ed Jones contractor and Chas Robinson were on the site. The wall struck the McDougall home tearing boards and plaster. A coroner's jury viewed the body and adjourned without evidence. The Kiwanis Club planned the funeral for Friday at 3 0 pm. CYRIL RICE soloist set for April 30 recital at Barrie Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McDougall
A. McDougall
Bayfield St
Chas. Robinson
Toronto St
Edward Jones
Owever
David
Ed. Jones
McDougall
Mr.obinson
Jones
Smith’s Morgue
W. A. Lewis
E. S. Lally
Chas
W. Lowe
Frank Wiseman
L. I. Wair
G. S. Webb
Jas. B Dougall
W. F. Stone
R. L. Jay
H. E. McCullough
Kiwanis Club
Hamilton
Barrie
Thos Bell
Mary McDougall
Community events and plays listed for Apr 25 to May 4
Local notices advertise tea and bake sales at St George’s Memorial Hall Allandale and Collier Street venues. Plays include Valley Farm Martha Made Over Tompkins Hired Man Mother Mine and Daddy with proceeds for hall additions and town groups. Meaford Male Quartette ticketed at Collier Street Methodist Church May 4. Orillia Football League officers elections April 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George’s Memorial Hall
Burton Ave
Allandale
Brown Hill
Valley Farm
Martha
Stroud Presbyterian Church
Baxter
Young People’s Association of
Collier St. Methodist Dramatic Society
S. S. Auditorium
Meaford
Collier St. Methodist Church
A. T. Kellough
Gilheeney
Cookstown
E. Crossley Hunter
North Bay
Collier Street
Town Hall
Orillia League
Angus Cameron
J. A. Rose
Secy.Treas
Fordson tractor talk wowed Barrie Kiwanis crowd
Barrie Kiwanis Club heard Washer of Toronto discuss Ford Motor Co. Fordson tractor making shown by three reels of film. Films illustrated processes from ore to finished tractor and farm use. Prize draw and box-seat giveaway followed with members volunteering for opera-house boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrie Kiwanis Club
Washer
Toronto
Ford Motor Co
Henry Ford
Ford
Kiwanians
Canadian
Detroit
Canada
Fordson
Mr. Washer
Cliff Brown
Arthur E. Patterson
J. E. Billingsley
Opera House
Lewis
Lot
Innisfil Baseball League Reorganizes For Season
The Innisfil Baseball League held a Monday meeting at Knock on April 14 to reorganize for the season. Officers elected include Hon. Presidents W. A. Boys K.C. M.P. and Earl Rowe M.P.P. President Roy Allen Vice-President Dr J F Warnica Secy Treas Morley Dyer. Schedule lists games from May 20 to July 7 at Knock Stroud Holly Tollendal and Tollendal matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innisfil Baseball League
W. A. Boys
K.C
M.P
Earl Rowe
M.P.P
Roy Allen
J. F. Warnica
Holly
Knock
Barrie Kiwanis Luncheon Transforms to Boys Day
This week's Barrie Kiwanis Club luncheon becomes a Boys Day with every member hosting a boy guest. Speaker J P Hagerman of Toronto will discuss In Position to Score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrie Kiwanis Club
J. P. Hagerman
Toronto
Simcoe Bee Keepers Discuss Problems at Barrie Meeting
R F Holterman of Brantford spoke at the Simcoe County Bee Keepers Association annual meeting in Barrie Police Court Chambers last Saturday. He urged beginners to study, start small, and learn with an experienced apiarist before scaling up to 500 or 1000 colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Holterman
Brantford
Simcoe County
Bee- Keepers’ Association
Barrie
Holterman
Ontario Agricultural College
Guelph
D. A. Jones
Beeton
R. G. Houghton
J. D. Smart
Elmvale
T.A. Chapman
G. E. Cave
Bradford
Geo. Thompson
Dalstons
Ontario
Simcoe Bee-Keepers’ Association
W. J. Abernethy
T. A. Chapman
Secy.Treas
Jay Walker
Orillia Tp
Bert Marwood
Newton Robinson
Alliston Man Elected District Deputy in 1.0.0.F.
The annual District No. 9 meeting at Meaford on Good Friday elected J F McLean of Alliston as District Deputy for the ensuing year. Barrie Lodge sent Geo Coles Jr, B W Rhinehart and Ernest Burgess. other lodges contributed delegates and reports were favorable. Initiatory and degree work followed with Collingwood Meaford and Barrie supplying the degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meaford
Barrie Lodge
Geo. Coles, Jr
B. W. Rhinehart
Ernest Burgess
J F. McLean
Alliston
Collingwood
Barrie
Bro. Christian
D.D. G.M
Meaford Lodge
Albert Paddison
A. Corbett
W. D. Paddison
Ralph Johnston
A. Pugh
Lyle Arnold
Archie Thompson
Geo Coles, Jr
Ed. Big
Council objects to obscene life pamphlet distribution
Council debated a pamphlet on the origin of life sent to schoolchildren and adopted a resolution protesting the distribution of obscene literature. Ald. Wallwin argued to inform the Minister of Education, while others defended parental guidance and questioned the issue’s reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald. Wallwin
Margaret Patterson
Toronto
W.C.T.U
Board of Education
Minister of Education
Craig
Ald
Malcomson
Ald. Malcomson
Bricker
Ald. Bricker
Ill attendee at prorogation rushed to hospital after surgery
An attendee at the House prorogation last Thursday fell ill and was taken to Wellesley Hospital where he underwent appendectomy. He is reported to be doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley Hospital
Stayner Block Burned After Long Fire Lore
A landmark old Laidlaw and Nicol block in Stayner burned on Good Friday night after years of near misses. Fire destroyed the wooden structure, with only the front wall and Bell's sign remaining. Businesses including Brown's repair shop and Mather's wagon shop lost stock. two shops had no insurance. Fire brigade efforts and Stayner’s water system earned praise.
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Stayner
Laidlaw & Nicol
John Campbell
Victoria
B.C
Collingwood
Simcoe
York
F. E. Palmer
Nicol
Earle & Co
Creemore
Bell & McEachern
McEachern
Bell
Lad Returns Lost Brooch After Ad in The Examiner
Mrs. J. Legear advertised for a lost brooch in last week’s Examiner. Early Friday morning a boy returned the article, and she expressed pleasure at the prompt response. The Examiner notes its Classified Ad section reaches thousands weekly and yields results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Examiner
J. Legear
Innisfil appoints two road superintendents
At a Classic Hotel meeting the Innisfil Township Council named Roy Beatty of Thornton as south half road supervisor and Fred Guest of Allandale as north half supervisor for May and June at 100 dollars monthly plus travel costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innisfil
Allandale
Roy Beatty
Thornton Road
Fred Guest
W. J. Smythe
J. S. Edwards
Council
Mervin Dyer
Peter Thompson
R. A. Sutherland
Castleton
Ont
C. A. Spencer
A. McConkey
Robt. Clement
Frank Sinclair
Chas. A. Hennell
Robt. Taylor
Geo. Alpin
Frank Marshall
G. C. Allan
Big Cedar
Big Cedar Point Community Association
J. W. Fiegehen
Toronto
Big Cedar Point
Hydro
Fiegehen
Belle Ewart
Big Bay Point
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Cyril Rice
Little Church
New York
Presbyterian Church
County Associ
Reeve
Poucher
Children’s Aid Society
Ald. Huxtable
Ald.allwin
Walker
Wallwin
Yeas
Reeve Rusk
Reeve Poucher
Huxtable
Lower
F. Wheeler
Wheeler
Mulcaster St
Alex
Sim
Baldwin St
Essa St
Caroline St
Alfred St
Elizabeth Sr
B.C. I
Harry Twiss
Shopoff
Louisa St
R. J. C. Nicholls
Cumberland St
Poucher—Walker
Wm. Gracey
Ald. Gracey. Rusk
P. T. Clark
Bradford St
Earl Rowe, M.L.A
F. Guest
Churchill
Stroud
R. C. Muir
Alvin Wice
Wm. McConkey
Leslie
Court of Revision
Allan
Forestry Branch
Alex. Dunsmore
Collier St
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