Barrie W M S marks diamond jubilee and rousing meeting
The Barrie Presbyterial Woman's Missionary Society held its tenth annual meeting at St. Andrew's Barrie. Delegates from many areas attended as reports showed rising membership and funds, the Y W and C G I T programs expanding, and a lively division of sectional meetings. The Diamond Jubilee observance featured the Montreal founder women, medals, and speeches on immigration and child welfare with emphasis on broader church involvement.
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Barrie Presbyterial Women’s Missionary Society
St. Andrew's Church
Barrie
Psalm 74 Being Sung and Prayer Offered By Mrs. Turner of Hillsdale
McEwen
Hillsdale
Watt
Allandale
Gandier
Port McNicoll
Smith
Alliston
McGillivray
Orillia
Kay
Schomberg
Nolan
Collingwood
Y.W
C.G.I.T
Creemore
Rosseau
Beeton
Stayner
Bracebridge
Oro
Mission Band
Ontario
J. D. Walker
Toronto
W.M. S
General Council
Montreal
Plumptre
Helen MacMurchy
W.F.M.S
Walker
Korea
Hamheung
A. Warnshins
New York
Department of Social Service
Barrie Presbyterial
Beaverton and Thorah monument unveiled by Brigadier General John Gunn
District notes record a June 10 unveiling of a memorial monument at Beaverton and Thorah with Brigadier General John Gunn of Toronto officiating. Other items include Meaford church anniversaries, school measles closures, and local civic updates across Orillia, Bracebridge, Beeton, and Collingwood.
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Erskine Presbyterian Church
Meaford
Cookstown
Jeffs
E. Lewis
Ben Wirth
Knox Church
Midland
Orillia Presbyterian Church
Clarksburg
John McEdwards
Gravenhurst
John Gunn
Toronto
Beaverton and Thorah
Orillia Board of Education
Lee Hing
Penetang
Bracebridge
Beeton
Board of Health
Orillia Collegiate Institute
Collingwood
South Simcoe
Thompson Banting
Alliston
Peter BeHall
Perkinsfield
Clarkson
Georgian Bay Milling Co
Rama
Huntsville
Barrie
John McClung
Wm. McClung
Euphrasia Tp
McCallum
Thornbury
County Orange Lodge
Robt. Henderson
Loyal Orange Association
Orillia
Robinson House
J. C. Warner
Coulson
Wm. Mills
Edinburgh
Scotland
Lakeview House
South
F. Wilcox
Geo. H. Baycroft
R. A. Mitchell
Fred Peacock
D. M
Harmattan Wind Describes Dry African Season
A harmattan is a dry hot wind from inland Africa that blows toward the Atlantic in December through February. It can dry green grass to the point of ignition within hours after onset.
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Africa
Atlantic
Canadian National Railways Reports March 1924 Net Earnings Rise
The March 1924 statement shows gross earnings of 20 669 619 and net 2 293 066 after operating expenses 18 376 553. A deficit of 302 903 was recorded for March 1928. First three months 1924 yield net 2 555 442 versus a deficit 3 572 955 in 1923, an improving total of 6 128 397.
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Canadian National Railways
Canadian National Railways Earnings Decline in 1924 Week
The gross earnings for the week ending June 7 1924 were 4 302 203 00 dollars, down 274 148 59 from 1923. From January 1 to June 7 1924 CNR earnings total 99 486 694 00, down 682 065 56 versus the same period in 1923.
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Canadian National Railways
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Jesus
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India
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A. E. Smith
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C. N. Railways
Marko Company
Amazing Spectacular Entertainment
Dominion
Redpath
Chautauqua
Ovenden College
J Barrie
Newmarket
Thyliro-Elec’ Railway
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A.M
BA Iles
A.M Barrie
Stroud
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Fennell’s
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Holland Landing
Newmarke
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T R. Huxtable
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