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Fragmentary note mentions beautifying oils and doors in New York area with cordial invitation to use INESE OIL products for improvements.
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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 24, 1924
Page
12
Fragmentary note mentions beautifying oils and doors in New York area with cordial invitation to use INESE OIL products for improvements.
Frequent examinations reveal eyes have long been neglected. Early detection limits suffering and impairment, so stay informed on eye condition. Our service aims to prevent eye trouble as well as correct it.
Notice is given under the Trustee Act for all persons with claims against the estate of Edward Luck late of Barrie who died about September 80 1912. Claims must be sent by June 1 1924. Executors will distribute assets after that date and will only regard claims of which they have notice. Esten & Esten solicitors for the executors.
Mrs Hamilton of Vancouver and Mrs Cullerne of Donalda arrived in Lefroy and will stay in the area. The Easter crowd includes Miss Sawyer, Earle Brown, Miss Adams, Reg Canning, Elmer Grose, Melvel King of Toronto, Miss Mary Brown of Bradford, Miss M Canning of Lakefield, plus locals spending Easter in Stayner and Tottenham. Several Toronto visitors return and others arrive, with health updates on G C Allan and J G Douse.
Local notices list dozens of residents from Stroud and nearby towns visiting for Easter and holidays. Mentions include Agnes Sutherland and Margaret Barclay, Beatrice Irving, Isabel Goodfellow, and families such as the Byrnes, Lennox, and Jakes. A farewell gathering at Mrs. Byrne’s Sixth Line home honors long‑time residents Mrs. Byrne and Mary Byrne with gifts and warm wishes.
Numerous residents from Thornton and nearby towns are listed as spending Easter holidays in Toronto Barrie Thornbury Fergus and Mount Dennis with relatives and friends. Local events include a baseball club re organization a Methodist WMS meeting and a Women’s Institute call for Junior Girl’s Judging Class and Save the Children fund.
Mrs W B Sloan returned Tuesday after visiting friends in the U S. Miss McLean and Miss Tait holiday with friends in Palermo. Mrs J E Hodgson and Marion spend the Easter holiday in Milton and Palermo. A public library euchre night in the Orange Hall drew a light crowd but attendees enjoyed it. Mr and Mrs Manson of Hamilton and Mr Manson of St John NB visited their sister Mrs (Dr) McCallum. Claude Sloan of Toronto spent Easter with his sister Mrs S W Watt. J E Hodgson and J B Lawrence spent Sunday in Stayner. Miss Kathleen Selman of Toronto spent Easter with her parents. Miss Rogerson visited friends in Sunnidale on Sunday.
Dowler and other locals spent Easter in towns including Toronto Barrie and Grenfel while Miss Webster and Miss Eaton visited families. A bazaar at the United Church in Angus on April 21 drew crowds despite rain and snow, raising about 40 dollars for the church W.M.S. treasury through games and sales.
Miss Irving of Hockley spends Easter with the Misses Parker in Bethesda. Ralph Davidson of Aurora made a business trip here last Monday. Miss Parker of Sharon holidays at her home here. Bates motored from Aurora Saturday with Mrs. Eldridge and Marjorie, who spent Easter in Aurora. Mr. and Mrs. John Eldridge and Lloyd were in Toronto Tuesday. Mrs. W. J. Sutherland shows some improvement after illness.
April 22 Miss Sadie Wend of Tor onto spent the holidays under the parental roof. James Crawford is visiting with his brother Andrew. Mr and Mrs G A Spencer spent Sunday with L Mayes and his parents. Nelson Magee of Barrie spent the holiday at his home here. Muriel Sharpe of Toronto spent the holidays with her parents. Miss Inez Mayes is visiting with her sister in Beeton.
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