Mrs Minnie McDonald dies in London Ontario
Telegram announces the death of Mrs Minnie McDonald wife of Angus McDonald in London Ontario. Her remains will be brought to Barrie and buried after Requiem Mass at St Marys Church. She was born in Oro Township thirty five years ago and later lived in Barrie and Allandale before moving to London. Survived by three brothers Father Wilfred Smith J J and Frank Smith.
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Angus McDonald
E. J. Byrne
Ednesday
Minnie McDonald
London
Ontario
McDonald
James Smith
Smith
Oro Township
Barrie
Mlouisa St
Grand Trunk Ry
Allandale
Local Birth Announcements from Barrie and Toronto Areas
A list of birth notices dated January 1924 featuring newborns for Black in Stroud Haynes Hoadley Hunter Kemp and Madill. The entries provide dates and home addresses in Barrie Innisfil Bayfield Street Clapperton Street and Dovercourt Road with parents named for each newborn.
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Hamilton Hunter
KPMP
Can
Innisfil
Fred Kemp
Madill
Dovercourt Road
Toronto
Harry W. Madill
Sadie Alpin
Arnold notice from Wellesley Hospital funeral
Lulu Matilda Arnold dies at 25 at Wellesley Hospital on January 14 1924 daughter of the late Randolph and Alice Arnold of Bradford Ontario interment at Coulson's Hill Cemetery also mentions Mrs Fields mother of Mrs Irvine Carley with funeral in Schreiber Ontario on January 5 1924
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Arnold
Wellesley Hospital
Toronto
Lulu Matilda Arnold
Randolph
Alice Arnolld
Bradford
Ont
Coulson’s Hill
Fields
Schreiber
Irvine Carley
In Memoriam Notices for Various Individuals
In loving memory notices for Belle Stewart Chapin Charles Lowe George Madill Ogle Moir Jos Orchard Marie Walker list dates in January or August death dates. Each entry includes brief sentiments from spouses children or extended family and notes of remembrance across multiple families.
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Charles Ym. Lowe
Royal Victoria Hospital
Orchard
Jos. Orchard
Minesing
Cards of Thanks for Bereavement in Local Families
Mr and Mrs Isaac Allen and Mr R W Millard thank friends and neighbors for kindness and floral tributes during their bereavement. James Davey and Mr and Mrs John Jago and family Holly thank friends for sympathy and floral tributes after their bereavement. Alfred Keeley and family thank friends for sympathy kindness and flowers after their bereavement.
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Isaac Allen
R. W. Millard
James Davey
John Jago
Holly
Alfred Keeley
Voice to typewriter machine spotlighted by Swiss inventor
An inventive Swiss engineer unveils a machine that types directly from spoken words. The claim sparks talk of a new tool for writers and secretaries, though it is unclear if it improves speed or punctuation without further details.
Barrie People Attend Visits and Marriage in Toronto
Personal notices list visitors to Kingston Brock Street Hamilton Toronto and area including Miss Helen Palling Miss Nellie McNabb and R J Gamble attending Massey Harris convention in Toronto Rev R J D Simpson Geo D Hubbard and J Albert Speers traveling for meetings and a wedding in Wesley Church Toronto pitting Bertha Birdie Barr and Geo W Baker to Prince Albert Saskatchewan a Mediterranean and Egypt cruise planned after nuptials.
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Helen Palling
Kingston
Harry Burgess
Guernsey
Sask
J. H. Knapp’s
Brock St
Nellie McNabb
Owen Sr
Buffalo
Hamilton
R. J. Gamble
Massey- Harris
Toronto
H. Hamilton
Montreal
Jas. A. Jamieson
Thornton
Margaret Martin
Owen St
J. D. Simpson
D.D
L. J. Simpson
Geo. D. Hubbard
Kiwanis District
Ontario
Quebec
J. Albert Speers
Fort William
Barrie
James’ Speers
Joel Hughes
George Walker
Schomberg
W J. Craven
Bradford St
Otto Gallagher
Blackstock
Trinity Church
R. J. Gallagher
W. Percy Corbett
Bowmanville
Rotary Club
Mary Agnes Ludlow and Roy Mattson wed at St Marys Church
Miss Mary Agnes Ludlow married Roy Alfred Mattson at St Marys Church in a ceremony attended by relatives from Toronto, Halifax, and Orillia. Rev Dean Sweeney officiated with Rev Cam eron at the organ. The couple planned to reside in Toronto after a honeymoon and reception at the Ludlow home featured evergreen and carnation decorations.
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St. Mary’s Church
Mary Agnes Ludlow
Edward Ludlow
McDonald St
Roy Alfred Mattson
William Mattson
St. John
N. B
Dean Sweeney
Columbia
Toronto
J. J. McArthur
Orillia
Halifax
New York
Mattson
Barrie Beaten by Orillia in Tankard Match
Barrie Curling Club rinks traveled to Orillia for the Tankard games and were edged by Orillia in a tight contest. Orillia then defeated Asylum by 38 to 26 after beating Gravenhurst earlier, totaling a 37 to 29 win over Barrie.
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Barrie
Orillia
Barrie Curling Club
Orillia ‘Asylum
Gravenhurst
Barrie Lionel Hinds
H. S. Meredith
W. C. Tudhope
Alex. Habbick
A. H. McLean
H. Kennedy
J. E. Hinds
S. Meredith
W. J. McFadden
A. Malcomson
L. J. Kearns
Chas. McConkey
J. HE. G. Curran
R. Malcomson
Willow Creek grant eyed in council minutes note
The council met with Alex H. Wilson as Reeve and passed by laws appointing Alfred Cochrane as Assessor for 1924 and naming township officers. They urged grants from Ministers for Willow Creek work and colonization roads while setting adjourning date and appointing a committee to meet the Legislature. Sugar alternative appears in closing note.
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Alex. H. Wilson
Grant Knupp
Albert Orchard
James Doran
Charles Miller
Joseph M. Hickling
J. Lincoln Johnston
Geo. S. Henry
Mill Road
Geo. Crawford
Alfred Cochrane
Municipal World
Isaiah McMaster
T. C. Craig
Joseph Walton
Con
E. C. Vance & Co
A. B. Coutts
Mae Aeeis Ereeteneyae
Albert Ford
Sunnidale
Joseph Maw
Can
George G. Johnston
Wm. J. Cole
D. Wood
Board of Health
Geo. G. Young
Herbert Fieldhouse
John R. Wilson
J. Wesley Orchard
Ontario
Willow Creek
Ham and Egg Paste Sandwiches With Parsley Garnish
Recipe uses chopped ham two slices of bread and eggs with butter and dry mustard to form a smooth paste. Spread on brown bread, press slices, cut into triangles or squares, and garnish with parsley. Also notes hunger in Germany due to worthless money causing high unemployment and limited imports.
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Germany
Europe
Orange peels and char coal as curious treats
A fragmented note describes using orange peels to make a sweet confection and staining knives with coal for possible reuse by icing. The item reads like a quirky home remedy from an old periodical.
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George Douglas Madill
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Ludlow
Apitol Theatre
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Mgr
Tony
Wonder Horse
Ginger
Tom Mix
Hodkinsot
LUXOR
Fred Leroy Granville
Caan
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Capitol
Peggy Hyland
Lewis Willoughby
Richard Atwood
Gibson Gowland
England
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South Africa
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Hodkinson Pictures
Frank Tutts
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Glenn Hunter
Fred, Waller JR
Tuttle-Waller
Mary Astor
George Bradley
Herbert
New England
Spell’s River
Jim
Polly Crawford
Cragg
Bradley
Polly
Mrs. Bradley
Ladysmith
Vespra
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