Saint Andrews Defeat Baracas 3-1 In Conditioned Baseball Tilt
Saint Andrews defeated Baracas 3-1 on Monday, July 31, in a game dominated by errors and wild pitches. Emms allowed several baserunners while Baracas failed to rally after a early single, and St. Andrews used timely plays to pull ahead and secure the win with decisive seventh inning defense.
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St. Andrew’s
Baracas
Saints
Coles
Twiss
McMartin
Armstrong
L. Emms
Burton
Wiles
Clarke
Emms
Livingston
Foster
J. Scott
Dobson
MacDonagh
D. Emms
Wood
Carson
Cooper
William Gandy Morren obituary recalls Minesing birth and Barrie ties
William G Morren died at his father's home on the morning of July 28. Born in Minesing in 1883 he moved to Barrie at age ten. He married Elizabeth Adams in May 1917. After a long illness he died ten days ago. Interment was in Minesing Cemetery. He leaves his wife, his parents, one sister Mrs A V Lindsay of Toronto, and three brothers Fred George and Henry in Chicago Windsor.
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Wm. G. Morren
Alfred Morren
Minesing
William
Barrie
Elizabeth Adams
Collingwood
Minesing Cemetery
A. V. Lindsay
Toronto
Fred
George
Chicago
Henry
Windsor
Sunndale Public School winners Doudall and Schell
Joseph Doudall and Edward Schell of S. S. No. 8 Sunnidale were successful at the recent Public School competition.
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Joseph Doudall
Edward Schell
Sunnidale
Remarkable Bighorn Trophy From Alberta Lake Louise Hunt
A Banff guide led a October hunt from Lake Louise through Clearwater and Sheep Creek. The party secured a giant bighorn with a base of 16 inches and horns measuring 49 and 475? inches, weighing about 350 pounds. The group included twelve bighorn in total. East Kootenay and other districts are cited as prime hunting grounds.
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Canada
Rockies
James Simpson
Banff
Lake Louise
Clearwater
Sheep Creek
Saskatchewan River
Alberta
British Columbia
East Kootenay Mountains
Okanagan
Valley of the Bridge
Chilcotin
Cassiar
East Kootenay
Golden
Invermere
Michel
Fernie
Cranbrook
Obituary of Mrs Annie Maude Blackmore
The death occurred Saturday July 29 at Kawartha Park Stoney Lake Ontario of Mrs Annie Maude Blackmore wife of George Blackmore 89 Bernard Avenue aged 61 born Lefroy Ontario resident in Toronto 30 years Prominent in mission and church work Anglican during the war she cared for widows and orphans Surviving husband two sons Lloyd chief solicitor General Motors Detroit and R G Blackmore Canadian Commercial Service two sisters Mrs T R Ferguson and Mrs Johnson Interred St Pauls Innisfil Tuesday afternoon
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Kawartha Park
Stoney Lake
Ont
Annie Maude Blackmore
George Blackmore
Bernard Avenue
Norwood
Royal Insurance Company
Lefroy
Toronto
Lloyd Blackmore
General Motors
Detroit
R. G. Blackmore
Canadian Commercial Service
T. R. Ferguson
K.C
Johnson
Hamilton
Samuel Blackmore
Bradford St
Death of Mrs Mary Isabella Boyes at Mol Linburn Farm Innisfil
Mrs Mary Isabella Boyes wife of William J Cowan died at Mol Linburn Farm Innisfil on July 22 after a relapse from pleuro pneumonia. Aged 42, she leaves husband daughter Jean sister Maggie and brothers Andrew Francis and Thomas. David J Boyes a brother was killed by a train a year earlier.
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Mary Isabella Boyes
Wm. J. Cowan
Mollinburn Farm
Innisfil
David Boyes
Janet Beck Boyes
Jean
Maggie
Andrew
Francis
Thomas
British Columbia
David J. Boyes
Crairvale
Knights of Columbus Memorial at Penetanguishene
The Knights of Columbus in Ontario unveil a granite monument at Penetanguishene marking the site where the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass was first offered in Upper Canada. The unveiling on Monday August 7 at 9 30 a.m. will be a religious and civic ceremony with church and government representatives attending.
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Knights of Columbus
Ontario
Penetanguishene
Upper Canada
Father la Caron
Quebec
Police Court Fines Speeding Driver Reginald Tuck
Reginald Tuck was fined 3 plus costs after pleading not to exceed 16 mph as Constables Rayner and Case testified he sped on Bradford Street racing another driver. Chief King noted the other motorist voluntarily settled. S. G. Tackaberry was absent and charged with Motor Vehicles Act infraction.
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Reginald Tuck
Rayner
Case
Tuck
Bradford St
King
S. G. Tackaberry
150 Gallon Moonshine Still Found in Bush Near Bradford
Preventive Officer Floody and Chief Kirk found a 150 gallon galvanized iron moonshine still on Nesbitt farm near Bradford along with 200 gallons of grain and sugar mush and small quantity of finished product. Warrants issued for suspected operators as owner and tenant denied knowledge.
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Emerson
Gwillimbury
Nesbitt
Bradford
Floody
Kirk
Newmarket
Womanly Courtesy Cited in Tribune Origin Quote
A Free Mont Tribune excerpt notes courtesy as the quality that keeps a woman smiling when a departing guest stands at the open screen and lets flies in.
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Freemont
Tribune
Paris Fortified City Slips Into Ancient History
An antiquated note recalls Paris as a fortified town by A.D. 360. It also mentions pecan oil as a substitute for olive oil and straw used in papermaking a century ago.
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Paris
College girls growing taller with education says Dispatch
A Columbus Dispatch quip notes that college girls grow taller due to higher education. A Washington Post jab links soft coal to the fuel issue. The Flint Journal parodies a famed horseman’s ghost as a probable ghost of a chance. The Pittsburg Press asserts success is obtaining what others want while happiness is pursuing personal desires.
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Columbus Dispatch
Washington Post
Flint Journal
Pittsburg Press
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Woods
Moles
Clark
Emms Brothers
Scott
McDonagh
A. C. Bricker
A. Moffatt
W. Cooperec
C. McMartin
F. Armstrong
R. Twiss
Buster
M. Livingston
F. Foster
Rf. Baracas
E.*coles
J. Dobson
H. Carson
D. Moles
T. Burton
L. Emms P
L. Wiles
the Barrie Gas CO. Limited
Wells Block
Owen St
J.W. McCutcheon
William Gandy Morren
Rth
Innipeg
Lleaford, Ol and
W. Firth
Presser and Dyer
Dunlop ST. Opp
Berrie Inn
Horn
Bayfield ST
John F. Murphy
P.O. Box
Annie M. Blackmore
Penetang
W. Urry
Bisygreunay
Atlantic
Pacific
Canadian National Parke
Jasper Park
Jasper Park Lodge
The
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