Logan seeks divorce bill in parliament for Cecilia Logan
Robert Archibald Logan of Angus Simcoe Ontario Esquire will apply to the Parliament of Canada at the next session for a Bill of Divorce from his wife Cecilia Maud Logan formerly of Angus now Hamilton Wentworth on grounds of adultery and desertion. Dated Sudbury Ontario June 23 1922. R R McKessock & Company solicitors for applicant Pot Wc
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Archibald Logan
Angus
Simcoe
Ontario
Esquire
Parliament of Canada
Cecilia Maud Logan
Hamilton
Wentworth
Sudbury
Yorkshire Mills Probe Sparks Barrie Meeting
Local investigation into the Yorkshire company reveals disputes over stock and pay. Director tensions, high salaries, and missing financial statements trigger questions about the mill’s future in Barrie.
Exam Results and Promotions at B C I School
The report lists Form 1 to 2 results and promotions for Third Form. Names include Jessing Ansdell, Sarah Wallwin, Amy Moore, Merland McLean, and top departmental standings by Alice Quinlan, Leah Thompson, Jack Reid, Ruth Sarjeant. Promotions from Second Form 2A note first class honors Morley May and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessing Ansdell
Sarah Wallwin
Amy Moore
Merland McLean
Alice Quinlan
Leah Thompson
Jack Reid
Ruth Sarjeant
Morley Mayor
Gordon Tebo
Cecil Pugh
Howell Partridge
Ethel Garside
Norman Kelcey
Emmett McVeigh
George Seymour
Leslie Wiles
Clark Scott
Kenneth Walls
Clarence R. Blackstock
Ross Twiss
Roy Stoddart
Francis Stone
Alvin Luck
Alexander Clark
Clifford Guest
Reginald Godden
Thomas McCarthy
Agnes Horan
Jean Kearns
Reta Cameron
Irene Hook
Monita Daley
Janet Edwards
Olive Lee
Vera Clifton
Audrey Ardell
Father and two girls plead guilty of theft
In Barrie police court A Bateman and his two step-daughters Marie Lovely and Bessie admitted theft and receiving stolen goods. Marie stole from stores and cars. Bessie and Bateman faced separate charges. Magistrate Jeffs suspended sentences for the girls while Bateman’s sentence was withheld pending a separate indecent assault case. Marie was placed with the Children’s Aid Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotter
A. Bateman
Bayfield Street
Bateman
Marie Lovely
Bessie
Jeffs
Barrie
Alliston
Marie
Devlin & Murchison
Sarjeant & King’s
Toronto
Children’s Aid Society
Batemans
Moore
Singer Sewing Machine Co Moves to 43 Elizabeth St
Singer Sewing Machine Company moved from its old stand last week to 43 Elizabeth Street. R. J. Finley has split his half of the new building into two stores at Nos. 48 and 45 and will rent the unoccupied hall. The new office is well lighted with a rear storeroom for ninety machines. An eight room flat above the offices will house Mr. Finley and his family, wired for electric stove, with plans for a sun parlor. The move occurred within two and a half months of starting construction by R. F. Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Elizabeth St
R. J. Finley
R. F. Garrett
Singer Company
Allandale Officials Involved In Woe The McD Allan Lead
McD Allan as president and the secretary treasurer along with other directors faced turmoil in Allandale after a call from Allan. The situation centered on leadership and governance concerns within the local group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan
Allandale
Children’s Shelter plans outdoor and indoor aerial slides
Youngsters at the Children’s Shelter anticipate outdoor and indoor aerial slides in the main play room. Inspector Justice seeks a gramophone and records for the children. Meanwhile, boys have built make believe aircraft, while a fire damaged a shed containing sleighs and baled hay valued at 250 dollars un insured for the hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Justice
C.A.S
Coal Shed Destroyed by Frantic Blaze Near Tracks
Frantic blasts from a whistle drew passers by to a fire raging in a shed between the tannery and the G T R tracks. The property of the Sarjeant Coal Company, a call was made immediately but the flames had made headway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarjeant Company
W. D. Minnikin
J. W. Brett
G.T.R
Sarjeant Coal Company
Barrie Club Dominates Orillia Golf Tourney
In Orillia sixty four players competed at the county golf tournament with twenty six from Midland and fifteen from Barrie. Douglas M. Stewart beat Ivan McCarthy on the 36th hole to win the Primary while Major H. H. Lawson defeated Thos. Becroft in Consolation. Prizes were handsome club bags for winners and golf bags for runners up. The Orillia Club hosted generously with a dinner by J. B. Tudhope and a social dance at the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orillia
Midland
Barrie
Barrie Golf Club
Douglas M. Stewart
Ivan McCarthy
H. H. Lawson
Thos. Beecroft
J. B. Tudhope
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THE
Sarjeant CO
R. R. McKessock & Company
Fisher Flour Mills, Limited
R. J. Edwards & Edwards Architects
Toronto St
Upton’s
Upton
Swift
Viscos
E. Hutchinson
Mulcaster ST
Yorkshire Coy
Goderich
Seaforth
Woodstock
Peterboro
Stratford
Crawford
Canada
O.K
Wass
Canada Fidelity Company
W. Sarjeant
Reeve S. J. Fisher
John R. Boys
Boys & Murchison
Harry Crawford
Little
W. Dec. O’grady
Tiffin Street
O’grady
Berrie
B.C.I
Singer Sewing Machine CO
Goodyear
Ylevus
Fleet Foot
Moore's Shoe Store
C. A
AutoLicense
Owen St
Masonic Temple
W. Bell
J. Arnold Insurance
W. J. Richards
McClary’s Furnaces
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