Cappy Ricks Headlines Barrie Chautauqua Week
The Dominion Redpath Chautauqua at Grand Opera House Barrie runs July 11 to 15 with Lorick entertainment. Cappy Ricks in the great comedy, lectures by Geoffrey F Morgan Bhaskar Hivale and Marshall Louis Mertins, plus the Marko Company and Columbus Entertainers. Plantation Jubilee Singers appear with a children’s program.
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Melody Trio
Marko Company
Columbus Entertainers
Columbus
Geoffrey F. Morgan
the New India
Bhaskar Hivale
Cappy Ricks
Plantation Jubilee Singers
Marshall Louis
Martins
Cap
San Francisco
Bounding Main
Mr. Kyne
Chautauqua
India
Marshall Louis Mertins
Mr. Morgan
Marko
Betty Watson
Toronto
Ruth Swanson
Beatrice Baughman
Miriam Hoover
Visiting families from Toronto and area
July 9 reports indicate Mr. and Mrs. Kay and Mr. and Mrs. Trotter from Toronto visited with Mr. and Mrs. Baker over the weekend. Mrs. C Wilson of Toronto returned home after visiting Minesing and Mr. and Mrs. Pratt at Candles. Bayliss of Hillsburg visited with the Bakers. Greta Daley of Toronto holidaying with her parents. W G Storey traveled to Toronto on business. T Wallace of Elmvale visited the Storeys. Eveline Parr of London visits her mother and sister Mrs. O Colwell. George Shannon, local stock buyer, reports good success shipping a carload of stock Saturday.
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Kay
Trotter
Toronto
Baker
C. Wilson
Pratt
Bayliss
Hillsburg
Greta Daley
W. G. Storey
Bert Lougheed
St. Paul
Chicago
Millie Holmes
Utopia
Isabel Poucher
Gravenhurst
Mabel Riddell
C.N.R
Huntsville
J. Fraser
B. J. Pitchford
May Fellows
F. W. Dobson
F. W. Dobson. Miss Hartt
Montreal
London
Wardman
Annie Crow
Orillia
Little’s Shoe Store
G. P. Brooks
Neepawa
Man
Geo. Poucher
Miss Ross
Peterborough Public Schools
Winnifred M. Clark
Woodstock
Lionel Blogg
John Looker
Arthur Jay
Minett’s Point
E. Burton
Lindsay
C. A. McNiven
Burton Ave. Methodist Church
Lover's Creek
Stanley Marshall
Norman Marshall
William St
Katharine Poucher
Wasaga Beach
A. Brunton
Lorne Richardson
W. Garner
Detroit
F. Saunders
Sanford St
Allan Ingram
J. A. Webb
Bradford St
S. M. Beach
Mary Beach
Port Carling
Orville Shepherd
Robert Aitken
Albert Paddison
Brock St
Leona Carroll
Dorothy Hunter
C. W. Poucher
Residents and visitors gather in Midhurst for Dominion Day
MIDHURST July 8 J Martin of Cookstown and W Martin of Toronto join Mrs J Matts of Mount Dennis at Dominion Day with R Hermon. W W Boyce visits Barrie friends. Mrs Thomas Barrie visits Wallwin home. George Smith builds a new wire fence. Mrs John Cameron and children from Toronto visit relatives including Mr Mrs R Monteith. Cecil Cameron of Weston and Lorne Handy of Dalston visit Midhurst friends. Mrs D D Coutts of Bradford attends her uncle Ells mere Craighurst funeral and visits Midhurst friends.
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J. Martin
Cookstown
W. Martin
Toronto
J. Matts
Mount Dennis
Dominion Day
R. Hermon
W. W. Boyce
Barrie Frieds
Thomas Barrie
J. EB. Wallwin
George Smith
John Cameron
Cameron
Allandale People and Parks News Roundup
A string of visits and social events spans St Paul Chicago Utopia Gravenhurst and Wasaga Beach. Highlights include a new CNR station opening at Huntsville, a Stroud celebration on July 19, and a Burton Ave Church softball win.
Elmvale News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Social Gatherings
Elmvale residents host and visit friends across Ontario and beyond. A Presbyterian Anglican and Methodist Sunday School picnic was held at Wasaga Beach on July 9. The Elmvale community notes several weekend visitors from Barrie Toronto Owen Sound and Kitchener plus local moves and a bank staffer holidaying out of town. Frank R Ellis a former Elmvale businessman was laid to rest in Elmvale with Masonic services.
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Hamilton
Elmvale
Ed. Shapcott
Toronto
Thos. Shapcott
Francis Hayes
A. Bartlemann
Chicago
F. P. Hayes
E. Lemon
Percy
Katherine
Walter Crowe
Robi. Burton
Barrie
M. Hickling
Agnes Ritchie
James Beardsall
Robertson
Owen Sound
W. Schaefer
Bank of Toronto
Kitchener
Geo. Ritchie
Beatrice
Florence
Hall
Phelpston
White
E. G. Miller
Miller
Frank R. Ellis
Presbyterian Church
R. M. Hanna
Inland Nipigon nets evoke a Canadian lake world of charm
Victoria Hayward compares inland Nipigon nets to delicate lace, a link to sea nets and Garden of Eden myth. She admires their fragility, artistry, and historical reach across Canada’s freshwater fisheries, contrasting them with rugged Atlantic and Pacific gear.
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Canada
Atlantic
Pacific
America
Victoria Hayward
St Pauls Church hosts Loyal Orange Lodge celebration
St Pauls Innisfil and Craigvale lodges joined St Pauls Church Innisfil for a Sunday evening service. The choir led with The Lord Is In His Holy Temple and Mrs Scudamore sang the solo. Rev Cousins preached on honor and brotherhood amid a generous offering for the Orange Orphanage. He departs for a holiday in the Orkneys returning August 17 with archdeacon arranging supply.
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L.O.L
Craigvale
Stroud
St. Paul's Church
Innisfil
Lord
Holy Temple
Orange
Mr. Cousins
Old Hares
St. Paul’s
Allandale C.N.R. and Camp Borden Draw in Tight Football
A fast evening match last Friday between Allandale C.N.R. and Camp Borden ended 0 0 with neither side scoring. Referee Mr. Case earned overall satisfaction from spectators.
Allandale Clinches 3–0 Victory Over Cookstown
Allandale C.N.R. defeated Cookstown 3 to 0 last Wednesday evening. R. Emms opened the scoring in the first half, with Emms and A. Fraser adding second half goals. A. Shepherd had a goal disallowed for offside. Referee was Mr. Meekums.
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Allandale C.N.R
Cookstown
Allandale
R. Emms
A. Fraser
M. Shepherd
Meekums
Divine service for Loyal Orange Lodge members at Burton Ave church
The Loyal Orange Lodge No. 432 L.O.B.A. and O.Y.B. held a Sunday evening service at Burton Ave Methodist Church. Rev. S. M. Beach preached on The Use and Abuse of Liberty. Special choir music included Miss May Fellowes from Toronto. Beach spoke on Orange principles and highlighted benevolent work such as the Orange Orphanage at Richmond Hill. About fifteen Sons of England members attended.
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Loyal Orange Lodge No
L.O.B.A
O.Y.B
Burton Ave
S. M. Beach
May Fellowes
College St. Methodist Church Choir
Toronto
Beach
Orange Organization
Orange
Richmond Hill
The
Sons of England
Making Progress in Newpops Family Arbitration
In a neighborly exchange Mr. Newpop hears "Hello, Jim" and learns the two grandmothers will arbitrate over naming their new baby. The informal mediation suggests a swift, amicable resolution among relatives.
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Jim
Newpop
Those Dear Girls Ethel Dialog Reveals Kiss Attempt
An exchange shows Ethel recalling Jack attempting a kiss and a friend interrupting with a quip about being astounded and nearly stopping him. The brief line captures social tension and humor in a domestic scene.
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Ethel
Jack
Ras Pinkley Raises Chickens In Business
In dialogue Miss Miami Brown questions Ras Pinkley about his new venture, and he confirms he is raising and selling chickens, indicating a start in a small business.
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Ras
Miss Miami Brown
Dasso
Rastus Pinkley
Crisis Eases as Patient Reaches for Nurse’s Hand
The moment signals relief as the patient shows eagerness to comfort or connect with the nurse. Medical staff monitor progress and describe the trend as positive despite prior tension or danger.
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Dominion
Redpath
Grand Opera House
Melody
Dorothy Dyer
United States
Midhurst
Allandale Peo Rokokok Ik
Korn
Toronto Fire Fighters
Utterson
W.J. Watt
Stewart Grant
George Grant
Brookdale
A. E. Patterson
A. Massey
W. Knight
A. G. Walker
A. Marshall
J. Little
E. Kohlmeyer
J. R. McBride
G. Webb
E. Shear
A. R. Walker
W. B. Webb
Elmvale News
Stor Tor Home
Capitol Theatre
Booth Tarrington
Penrod and
Sam
Ben Alexander
Gale
Hurricane
Hird
Trail
Mighty Railroad
Tom MIX
ST. Paul’s, Innisfil
BIRD
Bird's Artcraft
B. C
the Sarjeant Co., Limited Fuel and Builders
Mary St
Orangemen
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