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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 19, 1923
Page
14
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Mr Randolph visits his daughter in Michigan. Dr Dobson sold his practice to Dr R E Ivey of Barrie who was previously assistant to Dr Lewis. Miss Ethel Philips and Mr Weaks of Toronto visited Loran Jackman’s. A E Turner family motor trip to Toronto Buffalo Cleveland. Miss Mary Watson of Toronto stayed with parents. Artley and Falls visitors from Rocklyn in Stayner on return from Barrie. Rev Leggett preached in Stayner church. Rev K MacLean preached at Creemore. Funeral of Alex McCausland in Thornbury, left Stayner region last spring, death sudden from heart failure.
Mrs. John Lambie of New Liskeard visits George Lyall. Mrs. R. Weir and Toronto children vacationing with A. Bartholemew. Congratulations to Entrance exam passers and Barrett Muir for music and Entrance. Ewen Caldwell recovering at R. V. Hospital after appendicitis operation.
The July 12 W I gathering at Mrs. Win Sinclair's home had 20 members. They approved a flower show at the next meeting and discussed a bake sale at Shanty Bay to raise funds. Mrs. Campbell delivered a Citizenship paper, readings and Current Events were shared, and the group closed with a luncheon on the lawn.
The Edenvale branch gathered 20 members and two visitors on Wednesday July 11 at Mrs Harv ey Beeton’s home. After roll call My Pet Proverb the group discussed ways to keep boys on the farm. Amusements and a convention report by Mrs Sage were featured before a gainty tea.
Minesing notes Leighton Chappel is laid up with an injured foot from a pole fall. Local traffic concerns rise after two car collisions at the four corners, with calls for safety measures. Several visitors and a motor trip through Ontario are reported in a weekend social roundup.
July 17 reports include Mrs. Clark of Toronto visiting friends here and Mrs. Wilfred Hatton staying with Alliston hosts. Bar rie guests, Parry Sound holidays, scores of Toronto visitors, and lodge prize for Ivy L.O.L. No. 450. Special jazz orchestra set for Friday July 20 at Gilheeney & Cook's Hall in Cookstown with all round dancing 8:30 to 11:30.
Min esing Station residents and neighbors share weekend trips to Toronto Hamilton Dalston and MacTier. School honours awarded Irene Kavanagh Harold Tracy and Jimmie Torpey with Miss Matthews praised for teaching as the ivory mantel clock gift is clarified.
The Rev. Alex Shepherd preached at Greafel Union Church on Sunday July 15. A large local gathering attended Basil Quinn's barn raising. He hosted a pleasant evening for the young people. Misses Elsie and Jean Howard holidaying in Alliston with Aunt Mrs Hunt stayed in town.
July entries note Dr. T Lorne Dobson visiting in Dods land Sask. and George Dobson with his wife and child holidaying with the Leslie Dobsons. Creemore friends spent Sunday with Arthur Dobson. several locals visited relatives and Miss Jane Gugins Beeton visited Mrs J H McCann.
July weekend visits include Mr and Mrs Slack at Stoney Lake. Schools celebrate Entrance exam success for Ella Hutchinson Ivan Slesser Beth Slesser Georgina Krasick. W I meeting at Mrs Gilbert McArthur with Guthrie branch visit and a flour sack dress contest judged by Guthrie ladies. Garden party planned at Joseph Kissick’s home July 25.
Local residents and visitors are mentioned around Oro Station. Names include Miss Lorna Graham, Miss Katie Campbell, Miss Flora McDonald, and Miss Marion Young visiting relatives and friends. Medical updates note Farle Leigh undergoing appendicitis surgery at Orillia Hospital and Majtor Jimmy Fletcher under doctor’s care with pneumonia. Florence Dyer returns home from London hospital staff duties for a fortnight.
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