Death of Dr McLeod after brief illness in Barrie
Esteemed St Andrew's Church minister emeritus Dr Duncan Darroch McLeod died Friday afternoon from pneumonia after a 24 hour illness. Born Gourock Scotland, he came to Canada as a youth, served Barrie 32 years, and held church and civic roles. Funeral at St Andrew's was preceded by a private service. Rev George A Brown led the proceedings with tributes from Presbytery, and many clergy attended.
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D. D. McLeod
D.D
St. Andrew’s Church
Duncan Darroch McLeod
Gourock
Clyde
Canada
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McLeod
Victoria University
Scotland
Glasgow University
Free Church College
Glasgow
Ancaster
Paris
Barrie
Synod
General Assembly
Home and Foreign Mission
Knox College
Presbyterian Church In Canada
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Collier St. Methodist
Public Library Board
Hospital
Children’s Aid Society
Royal Victoria Hospital
Dr. McLeod
Barrie Presbytery
G. A. Brown
Boyle
Orangeville
Toronto
Kingston
Andrew Robertson
St. James Square Presbyterian Church
N. Campbell
Presbytery
Neil Campbell
Congregation of
St. Andrew’s
Mr. Brown
Brown
Robt. Moodie
Presbyterian Church
National Church of Canada
Utterson
Eri. H. Firman
Albert Thornbury
A. L. Barclay
Sam North
W. EF. Gough
W. Lawrence
Firman
Thornbury
Death of Rev. Dr. McLeod Praised in Pulpit Tributes
In all town pulpits last Sunday the death of Rev. Dr. McLeod was mourned with deep regret and eulogies to his fine Christian character and community service. Barrie clergymen and others offered tributes detailing his strong personality and citizenship.
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Dr. McLeod
Death of Dr. McLeod Praised by Midland Cleric
Rev J J Elliott of Midland, a long time member of Barrie Presbytery, expresses deep regret at the death of Dr Mc Leod. He recalls him as a true friend and wise counsellor who spoke his mind with sincere purpose and demonstrated wide charity. The War Cry was a frequent visitor to his desk.
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J. J. Elliott
Midland
Barrie Presbytery
McLeod
Clergyman Farewell Marks Deep Local Loss
In a heartfelt notice mourns the departure of a cherished priest, praising his kindness to the poor and undeserved and noting the church is poorer for his leaving. The tribute reflects on his sympathetic service and the community’s gratitude.
Remembered Mentor D D McLeod’s Kind Student Support
Rev J A Pue Gilchrist recalls D D McLeod D D as a generous beacon for college students and young ministers. He notes McLeod kept his home open and offered practical guidance from infancy to ordination, including free pamphlets on student missions.
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J. A. Pue-Gilchrist
Presbyterian Church
Bracebridge
D. D. McLeod
Memorial salute and fatal rail disaster reported
Very Rev. Dean O Malley paid tribute to the late Rev. Dr. McLeod at St Marys Church. A separate report details a head on collision near Utterson between a passenger train and a freight, killing three men and injuring several others, with extensive wreckage and a long recovery period.
Tribute to Dr. McLeod By Rev G R Turk Remembrance of a Presbyterian Leader
The Collier Street pastor recalls Dr. McLeod as a lion among men and a kinglike figure with a keen mind. He praised his clear papers and firm adherence to Jesus Christ, noting his courage, endurance, and final passage after Mrs. McLeod's funeral.
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G. R. Turk
Collier St. Methodist Church
St. Andrew’s
McLeod
Barrie Club Defeats Stroud Curlers In Exhibition
Four Stroud rinks visited Barrie to play the Barrie Curling Club. Afternoon play left Barrie slightly ahead. evening scores show Barrie 14 7 9 12 13 4 total 44 to Stroud 4 4 2 5 5 4 total 44. A banquet followed at the rink with Red Cross service from Collier Street Methodist Church. Fred W Otton presided and a program of speech and song entertained both sides.
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Stroud Curlers
Barrie
Red Cross
Collier St. Methodist
Fred. W. Otton
General Logie and Col Bickford Inspect 177th Battalion
General Logie and Col Bickford inspected the 177th Battalion yesterday, reviewing troops and equipment. The visit highlighted ongoing readiness efforts and questioned logistics amid training.
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General Logie
Col. Bickford
177Th Bn
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