Pretty Wedding at Crown Hill Anglican Church
Violet M. Kenny daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kenny wed Louis F. Caldwell son of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Caldwell of Newmarket at Crown Hill Anglican Church. Rev. A. R. Beverley officiated. They honeymoon to Toronto and Rochester and will reside in Barrie after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Hill Anglican Church
Violet M. Kenny
John Kenny
Louis F. Caldwell
T. F. Caldwell
Newmarket
A. R. Beverley
Barrie
Toronto
Rochester
N.Y
Wedding At Wilson Farm Unites Jean Dunbar and William Totten
At noon Wednesday July 16 a wedding took place at the home of Mr and Mrs James Wilson Strong Township. Jean Dunbar bride wore ivory silk trimmed with seed pearls and net. She was given away by her father. Rev William Farmer of Sundridge officiated. The couple will reside in Allandale after a trip to Toronto Orillia and Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wilson
Strong Township
Jean Dunbar
William J. Totten
Allandale
William Farmer
Union Church
Sundridge
Columbia
Richard Harkley
Midland
Totten
Toronto
Orillia
Niagara Falls
Steele-Ross Wedding Solemnized in Guthrie
On Wednesday July 16 Mary Ross daughter of T E Ross Guthrie married Samuel Steele eldest son of Mrs David Steele Tyrone Ireland. Rev C Graham Jones and Rev N Campbell conducted the ceremony with May Robertson playing Lohengrin. About fifty guests attended a dinner and toasts followed. The couple will reside in Guthrie before moving to Botha ta after a short honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
T. E. Ross
Guthrie
Samuel Steele
David Steele
County Tyronne
Ireland
C. Graham Jones
N. Campbell
Barrie
Wagner
May Robertson
Banks of Ferns
Marguerites
Helen’ Ross
Jas. Ross
Campbell
Mr. Jones
E. C, Drury
T. BE
Ross
M.P
Steele
Muskoka
Beore
Botha
Quite Out of the Question Doctor and Patient Dialog
A doctor urges a patient to rest for a week to recover. The patient objects saying he cannot afford to miss his new costume and hat recently bought, fearing they will go out of fashion.
District News Highlights From Owen Sound to Collingwood
District notes report public school principal applications in Owen Sound and multiple incidents across towns. Fires devastate Nottawa Mills. Collingwood ships cargoes as Georgian Bay logs suffer amid strong winds. various accidents, rescues, and local notices span Cookstown Beeton Orillia and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cookstown
Calcium Sons
Owen Sound
Atherley
T. W. Terry
Midland
Ontario
J. R. McDonald
Beeton
SS. S. Royalton
Canada
Collingwood
Creemore Orange Young
Creemore
John Carmichael
Jarratt
Beeton L.O.B.A
Beeton Band
Newmarket
Carr Bros
Thornbury
Jas. Mitchell
Alliston L.C.L
Everett
Mitchell
Order
Alex. Brant
Gravenhurst
Meaford High School
George Grant
Meaford
R. M. Vanderburgh
Orillia
A. M. Currie
Nottawa
Italy
Greece
Egypt
Agnes McCann
Hugh McCann
Adjala
A. Cook
Midland Baptist Church
Albert Dalton
Holland Landing
Wesley
York County Hospital
McMaster
Amusement Tax Dept
Toronto
Ontario Hospital
Kirby's Best
Ella
Georgian Bay
Manley Chew
Dollartown
Johnston
Dominion Organ Co
Bowmanville
Stroud Day Shines at Annual Sports and Field Day
Strong weather and a large crowd fueled Stroud events as Knock swept the baseball and girls softball titles. Stroud defeated Holly in baseball and faced Churchill, Tenth Line, and Stroud in softball, with Knock winning the final girls contest 18 to 5. Elmer Dyer and Fraser Sutherland led pitching for Holly and Stroud respectively, while Bert Wright and Bill Sutherland topped Stroud hitting. Churchill edged Stroud 22 to 17 in the men’s softball clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroud
Holly
Churchill
Tenth Line
Mr. Stevenson
Ben Meredith
Knock wins baseball final in darkness over Stroud 19 to 11
Knock 19 Stroud 11 when darkness halted play after six innings. Reive started for Knock, McDonald fit well in relief. Leading Knock scorers were Reive Wench Lockhart and McDonald with three tallies each. Robertson B Sutherland and Wright led Stroud with two apiece. Stroud had early leads, but Knock surged with six runs in both the fifth and sixth innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroud
Holly
Elmer Dyer
Stroud Boys
Elmer
Holly” Dyer
Fraser Sutherland
Spalding
Bill
Fraser
Bert Wright
Bill Sutherland
F. Brown
Tyndal
Holly Dyer
Glandfield
M. Hunter
A. Dyer
Scudamore
J. Johnson
Fagan
Neelands
Johnson
Robertson
Elliott
Wright
Sutherland
F. Sutherland
W. Sutherland
Knock
Reive
McDonald
Wench
Lockhart
B. Sutherland
Gaia K
Churchill Versus Tenth Line in Opening Softball Match
Churchill led early and pulled away with a strong offense while Knock defeated them in the final set. Tenth Line struggled against Churchill's superior fielding and pitching as the scorekeeper logged every run accurately. Churchill Josie Reive Doris Canning Bertha Allan Georgie Reive were noted participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Churchill
Churchill
Josie Reive
Doris Canning
Bertha Allan
Georgie Reive
Horse Shoe Contest Winners Triumph
Rev. Stevenson and Ben Mere dith won the final by 19 to 12 after dominating earlier rounds to defeat their opponents in a decisive victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Stevenson
Ben Meredith
Race Results From a Busy Track Program
A busy track program produced several results. In the 100 yards men category Arnold Reid won with C Fagan second. Boys under 15 saw Bruce Wallace first with E Smyth second. Girls 15 years Doris Hewson led with Agnes Johnston second. 75 yards boys 12 years Jim Tyndall placed first, John Constable second, Harold Reid third. Girls 12 and under Helen Johnston topped Edith Neelands and Irene Smyth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Reid
C. Fagan
Bruce Wallace
E. Smyth
Bruce Wice
Doris Hewson
Agnes Johnston
Jim Tyndall
John Constable
Haroldy Reid
Helen Johnston
Edith Neelands
Irene Smyth
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Granteed
Bayfield St
Dunlop St
Llwell
Brunskill
Cooksville
Grenfel
S. Tracey
Wibberly
Griffin
City
Tiffin
Bson
Camp Borden
A. Moranig
Brocklrbon
Terre -Haute
Haser
Pyfela Si
Rox
Fi Dealersllington Hotel
Llandale
Dominion
Ceylon
Assam
CLARK
Hire’s
Ritegood Beverages
Ritegood Stout
LUX
Post
Mayfield
Ae Rgeny Taree
Evie
Dis
Pia
Caldwell
Kenny
Midland City
Parry Sound
Canadian National Railway
Ont
Davie’s Perfection
Davie Bros
Bryson
Elizabeth St
Totten—Wilson
Steele—Ross
Decor
Examiner
Hilda Telman
Ira King
Margaret Boyes
Aileen King
H. Jacks
I. Black
C. Richardson
E. Webb
I. Goodfellow
M. Reid
R. Richardson
E. Rich
M. Leonard
E.eees
Hewson
Stevenson
Black
Ferris
Smythe
Jackson
J. Reive
D. Canning
B. Allen
G. Reive
H. Selman
E. Allen
I. King
M. Boyes
E. King
E. Connell
B. Warnica
Alpine
Cochrane
Martin
B. Connell
More Minnikin
Wice
Reid
Verna Minnikin
Alex. Constable
Jack Hunter
John Robertson
Mat. Robertson
G. Latimer
Charles Minnikin
W. Latimer
Lennox Black
George Hunter
Jack Marquis
William Hunter
J. Marquis
Charles Doe
F. Brewster
Thomas Kissock
Harry Houghton
A. W. Green
Harry Pringle
Hunter
Micie Robertson
Booth
Green
Sterling Bank
the Sterling Bank
ATS
Lever Brothers Limited
H. Elston
Elizabeth Street
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