Barrie Social Notes Show Wide Holiday Travel
Local residents and visitors are listed as spending holidays in towns from Wasaga Beach to Barrie, with many crossing from Detroit Toronto Hamilton and beyond. The column notes several families and individuals visiting relatives and friends, returning from trips, and travelling to Muskoka Georgian Bay and the Thousand Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McAvoy
E. Welte
Wasaga Beach
Annie Ferry
Toronto
J. O. Powell
Detroit
Edith Copsland
Evelyn Wellwood
Frank Hartman
Thornary
Saporito
Bailey
Jack Bolton
Mortis Donnelly
Haileybury
Olive Wallwin
Clara Parson
W. J. Craven
Mildred Walls
Muriel Felt
Elmvale
H. Baker
Ed. Doran
Doran
Bradford St
Burns
Sophia St
S. F. Thompson
Frances
Wm. Thompson
Beausoliel Island
Georgian Bay
J. Platt Rose
Ida
West
A. H. Ness
Hamilton
W. J. Moore
Wist
Alberta
A. J. Wallace
Peel St. Leighton
Peel St
Chas. E. Warren
Muskoka
Vernon Marr
Lindsay
Alberta Morgan
H. Marr
Dunlop St
M. A. Craven
Craven
Jacksonville
Florida
Veeante Farmer
W.M. Young
John
Newgate
B.C
Barrie
Minesing
W. N. Campbell
Cloquet
Mich
Geo. Monkman
Worsley St
Monkman
Newton
Tron River
Thos
Hobson
High St
Elsie Harris
Grenfel
Elsie Cloughley
Toronto Conservatory of Music
F. W. Playle
Montreal
J. W. Speers
R. S. Fralick
Demonstration At Ot ton’s Hardware On Westinghouse Ranges
Women are invited to Ot ton’s Hardware Store this week for a Westinghouse range demonstration. The unit features two 1800 watt baking units, a 800 watt warming unit, a 17 by 18 by 15.5 inch oven, wire rack guides, and an aluminum broiling pan. It stores heat for four and a half hours after power off and promises easy cleanup with no ashes or fumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otton
Westinghouse
McCullough Family Holds Fourth Annual Reunion
Members from New York Chicago Toronto Herschell Sask Gravenhurst and Barrie attended the fourth annual McCullough family reunion at Queen's Park. Speakers included Chas Miles Wellington McCullough Wilfrid Dickey and Mrs Thos McCullough. Officers named for next year set Barrie as host for a July gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCullough
Queen’s Park
New York
Chicago
Toronto
Herschell
Sask
Gravenhurst
Barrie
Stewart
Fred Ayerst
Chas. Miles
Salvation Army
Wellington McCullough
Mr. Livingston
Wilfrid Dickey
Barrie Club Players Shine in Collingwood Golf Tourney
Nine Barrie Club golfers competed in Collingwood with J. M. Banting taking Tuesday low net and J. H. Wilson winning Wednesday low net. Randall McCarthy runner up Tuesday, Colingwood’s J. Dalrymple had best gross over both days, and Dr. B. L. Connolly posted top net. Eighteen players total in field of 31 entries. high winds limited scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrie Club
Collingwood
J. M. Banting
J. H. Wilson
Randall McCarthy
J. Dalrymple
B. L. Connolly
Barrie
H. Calderwood
A. Galt
Ivan McCarthy
J. H. Webb
H. M.,dyment
H. Lawson
Midland Girls Defeat Barrie Ladies In Close Match
Midland defeated Barrie Ladies' Golf team at the Midland course 8 to 7 on Friday. Individual results show a mix of 1s and 0s across players including Mrs Rees, Miss Benson, Miss Creswicke, Mrs Shanacy, Miss Laidlaw, Mrs Beck, Miss McCarthy, Mrs Grant, Mrs Stewart, Miss Potvin, Mrs Beatty, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Barrie
Rees
Keller
Leslie
Miss Benson
Miss Creswicke
Shanacy
Mrs. Walker
Wee Rue
Miss Laidlaw
Beck
Miss McCarthy
Grant
Stewart
Miss Potvin
Beatty
W. H. ? Duncan
Laidman
Featherstonhough
Dignam
Miss O'Hare
Boys Return From Their Summer Camp At Beausoleil Island
Eighteen sun bronzed boys came back last Saturday from the Beausoleil Island camp on Georgian Bay after ten days of hikes motor boat trips and fishing. The camp praised for discipline featured a successful circus raising 70 for a pavilion and included badges for athletic proficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausoleil Island
George McMillin
Allandale
Archie Marshall
Harold Hart
P. R. Thurlow
P. E. Dingman
Orillia
Barrie and
Howard Cancilla
Duke Cancilla
Harold Bryson
Harold ‘Hart
Beverley Redditt
Victor Berry
Victor Hart
Dick Simmons
Jack Mitchell
Jack Garner
Arthur Girdwood
Bill Thompson
Reginald Blackstock
Howell Partridge
Neil McBride
Examiner
Devil
Georgian Bay
Trail Rangers
Beausolieu Island
Midland
Turtle Bay
Sword Fish Bay
Barrie
Shack
Dover
Three Injured in Stroud Car Crash On Highway Corner
Three people were injured at Stroud when cars owned by Robert Boyes Churchill and Stanley Latimer collided at the corner of Yonge Street Highway and the 10th concession road Saturday night. Boyes suffered broken collar bone and five ribs. Mrs Boyes and Miss Tena Rogerson were treated for shock and facial cuts. Dr N W Rogers attended. Latimer was visiting his mother in Stroud. Three other minor accidents occurred nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroud
Robert Boyes
Churchill
Stanley Latimer
Toronto
Yonge Street Highway
10Th Concession Road
Mr. Boyes
Boyes
Tena Rogerson
N. W. Rogers
Mr. Latimer
Reckless Driver Cornelius Barker Fails to Answer Warrant
A warrant was issued for Cornelius Barker of New Lowell after he did not appear in Police Court on a reckless driving charge and leaving the scene. His car damaged a buggy driven by W. H. Kell on Bradford Street, July 12, throwing the occupants, though no serious injuries were reported. Barker fled, was traced to New Lowell, and missing since Friday, as Chief Case located the scene after attempting to serve the warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Barker
New Lowell
Barker
W. H. Kell
R.R. 2
Allandale
Bradford St
Toronto
Chief Case
Poultry Culling Demonstrations Led By OAC Official
Demonstrations on poultry culling are held this week under J F Francis in charge of the O A C poultry department. Farmers in each locality attend as sessions occur at Sunnidale Guthrie Crossland Minesing Severn Bridge Rugby and Price's Corners with Frank Moffatts and Albert Walker among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Francis
Poultry Department
O.A.C
P. S. Fleming
Sunnidale
Alex. Graham
Guthrie
S. L. Anderson
Crossland
Ernest Stokes
Wm. Duggan
Severn Bridge
Allan Johnston
Rugby
Francis
Frank Moffatts
Price’s Corners
Albert Walker
The Rejected Woman at New Dreamland features Alma Rubens cast
Filmed in snow covered northern Canada and New York luxury haunts the Goldwyn Cosmopolitan production The Rejected Woman plays at New Dreamland Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. Notable cast includes Alma Rubens Conrad Nagel Bela Lugosi and George MacQuarrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
New York
Goldwyn-Cosmopolitan
New Dreamland
Barrie
Alma Rubens
Enemies of Women” Fame
Conrad Nagel
Bela Legosi
George MacQuarrie
Robbins bound over in police court for peace
In Police Court Friday morning Ernest Robbins was bound over for $200 to keep the peace for one year after neighbor Mrs Kelsey testified he threatened to fix her. She feared him and asked the authorities to compel behavior, though she did not seek jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Robbins
Gowan Sr
Kelsey
Robbins
Canada Hatcheries distribute 779 million fry by May end 1924
A Ottawa despatch notes that fish hatcheries operated by the Department of Marine and Fisheries distributed over 779,000,000 fry of various kinds across Canada up to the end of May 1924. The Vancouver Board of Trade reports a 1923 surplus of 363,011 with 725,880 receipts and a 4,813,797 rise in total trade value. Freight value reached 40,693,924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Ottawa
Vancouver Board of Arbor Commissioners
Teachers Join Overseas Educational League Tour from Montreal
A large party of teachers sailed July 3 aboard the Canadian Pacific liner Marloch from Montreal to England. They join the Overseas Educational League tour covering Great Britain France and Belgium this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Marloch
Montreal
Overseas Educational League
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Canadian Pacific Priests Trans-Continental Picture Menu Cards
A set of 12 colored picture menu cards has been placed in service on the Canadian Pacific Railway Trans-Canada Limited and the Mountaineer. Four cards reproduce authentic photographs of prairie Indians with descriptive text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway
Trans-Canada Limited
Mountaineer
May Newsprint Output Tops Record in Canada and U S
Newsprint production in May for Canadian and United States mills rose above prior months. Canadian mills set a new monthly high at 117 833 tons, beating the previous 115 572 ton record, and the first five months of this year exceeded 1923 by about 56 087 tons or 11 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Scotsman preacher praises Canada farming prospects
The Rev. William Dunlop of Buckhaven Fifeshire told Montreal audiences that Canada offers many opportunities, especially in farming, and he believes Scots can be supplied in greater numbers to meet the Dominion's needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
William Dunlop
Buckhaven
Fifeshire
Montreal
Dominion
British Museum donates arts collection to Quebec Fine Arts School
The Fine Arts School of the City of Quebec gains access to a 3000+ reproduction arts collection via a British Museum donation. It covers English 14th Century to Danish 17th/18th Century works and strengthens historical art study. Canada posts a near 200 million dollar trade surplus for year ending May 31, with exports at 1.07 billion and imports at 73.9 million, driven by gains in agriculture, wood and paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Museum
Fine Arts
Quebec
Canada
The Examiner Local and District News Summary
The Examiner offers local and district news coverage with annual postage of two dollars, highlighting community updates, events, and notices across nearby towns and counties. The paper emphasizes value and local relevance for residents seeking concise reporting.
Hoodoos of Mount Edith Cavell Attract Jasper Tourists
The Hoodoos along the Cavell Motor Highway in Jasper National Park draw thousands of visitors who marvel at stone pinnacles formed by erosion. Tourists drop stones on the hoodoos for a test of balance while a photographer climbs down to use a stone as a table. The Cavell Highway climbs from the Athabasca Valley toward Mount Edith Cavell and ghost glacier, with Jasper Park Lodge offering motor or saddle trips to the mountain foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavell Motor Highway
Jasper National Park
Canada
Cavell
Atha Valley
Edith Cavell
Jasper Park Lodge
Mount Cavell
Canadian National Railways
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M. J. Walls
Collier St
Jessie Walls
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Barrier
R. W. Rowell
Geo. E. Crawford
R. J. Hill
Swift Current
A. G. Washington
Eugene
Thornton
1000 Islands
Hill
Washington
Ontario
Saso
Toggery
Barrie Fruit Market
Ernie
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