Religious crusade urged to end war and reform business
A speaker urged progressive religion to combat famine and vice and to oppose war, linking Thy will be done to a global missionary program. He pressed ethical business reform, noting profits in schools and munitions clash with Christian service, and called for Christianized commerce and global outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hunter
Christian Church
Jesus Christ
Hunter
A. T. Kellough
D. Hubbard
Cuthbertson
Jackson Little
Victoria College
Barrie Bus Service Consolidation and Tariff Change
Marshall and Huxtable announce merger into Huxtable's Bus Service with a 10 cent fare, four for 25 cents tickets, and 15 minute round trips, seven and a half minutes during rush hours. New tickets effective May 12 1924, old tickets honored through May 15 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall and Huxtable Bus
Highways Department
Huxtable
Barrie A A A Tops C N R 13 11 In Exhibition
Barrie A A A defeated C N R 13 to 11 in an exhibition baseball benefit for Morley Livingston. About 300 fans saw a nine run Barrie comeback as Gilchrist, Lougheed, and Dobson fueled the attack and Clark plus Coxworth homered for C N R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrie A.A.A
C.N.R
Morley Livingston
Railroaders
Barrie
Gilchrist
Dobson
del Emms
Snead
Travis
Lougheed
Mansell
Plant
Powell
Leighton Emms
Clark
Coxworth
Lynch
Marks
Cameron
Lally
Foster
Marshall
Buster
Barrie A.A
G.N.R.A.A
Barrie — Lally
Carson
Twiss
Cooper
C. C
C. C.N.R
D. Emms
L. Emms
Corbett
Coles
A. W. Moffatt
Barrie Eyes New Industry Moves From Toronto
Over the past week Barrie officials met a Toronto firm’s representative seeking concessions as two potential new industries consider Barrie. One baby carriage maker hopes to relocate soon, while a second established Toronto-based industry is exploring Barrie as a possible site. Negotiations remain undeclared during the council discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrie
Craig
Toronto
Council
Barrie Ministers Honor Rev E T Douglas At Year End
At the Barrie Ministerial Association closing session on May 5 Rev W Hipkin moved and Rev Dr Mc Dougall seconded a unanimous resolution praising Rev E T Douglas for his year as president. The group regrets his departure, commends his courtesy and intellect, and prays God’s blessing for health happiness and success in his new service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrie Ministerial Association
W. Hipkin
Dr. McDougall
E. T. Douglas
St Andrew's Basketeers Defeat Orillia 30 to 27
St Andrew's basketball team beat Orillia Presbyterian Sunday School by 30 to 27 in Orillia last Friday. With a weakened lineup due to missing regulars, Harold Smith led scoring while Stewart Bryson Fred Billingsley and Frank Craig played. Postgame supper hosted by Orillia locals. Lineups noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Andrew’s
Orillia
St. Andrew's
Orillia Presbyterian
Stewart Bryson
Fred Billingsley
Frank Craig
Harold Smith
Barrie
McKnight
Bryson
Smith
Blackstock
Billingsley
Raig. Orillia
Stephens
Wells
Piatti
Booth
Corrigan
Oddfellowship 105th Anniversary Social in Barrie
Barrie lodge members and Beaver Lodge Rebekahs celebrated the 105th anniversary of Oddfellowship with a social at the Oddfellows Temple. Prize winners included Mrs Wm McIntosh and Mrs Sidney Thomas for ladies and Chas Cockburn and Wm Brooks for gentlemen, followed by solos, readings, supper, and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrie Lodge
Lo.o.f
Beaver Lodge
Rebekahs
Oddfellows’ Temple
Oddfellowship
Wm. McIntosh
Sidney Thomas
Chas. Cockburn
Wm. Brooks
Shanty Bay
The Rivals staged cleverly by B C I students
The B C I students presented The Rivals a Sheridan comedy from 1775 noted for wit and Mrs Malaprop. Cast included Marion Partridge Lydia Languish Gertrude Scott Julia Amy Moore as Mrs Malaprops maid with Will Hayes as Captain Absolute Fredrickson and others. Three performances May 3 5 7 drew large crowds. proceeds benefit the school band and orchestra. Dr Brereton announced prizes at field day and oratorical contest. Bandmaster Sylvester and staff received thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C.I
Richard Brindsley Sheridan
School For Scandal
Sheridan
Lydia
Jean Harris
Julia
Amy Moore
Brereton
Sylvester
B.C.I
Sarjeant Co versus Barbara Maiel heard in Division Court
Judge Wismer presided Tuesday with a judgment for Sarjeant Co totaling $12.30. The remaining $4.25 of the claim was reserved for the June sitting. An appeal by Marshall Keast and Ellsworth Crawford on a trespass conviction will be heard at the next sitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wismer
The
Sarjeant Co
Barbara Maiel
Marshall Keast
Ellsworth Crawford
Trust Co Functions Outlined For Kiwanis Club
John J. Gibson of the Chartered Trust & Executor Co. spoke at Barrie Kiwanis luncheon on the functions of a trust company. He contrasted trust firms with loan companies and described duties of executors and the need for technical staff in fiduciary operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Gibson
Chartered Trust & Executor Co
Toronto
Barrie Kiwanis Club
Gibson
Toronto Rotary Club
Trust Co
Canada
United States
Albert Bryson
Harry Smith
Randall Richardson
W C T U Officers Elected at Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting on May 5 the collegne members were elected to office. Pres. Mrs. J. A. Lennox, Rec. Secy. Mrs. Flynn, Asst. Rec. Secy. Miss Murray, Treas. Mrs. J. D. Rodgers, Cor. Secy. Mrs. Thos. Smith. There was good attendance and one new member received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C.T.U
Collegne
Ofce
J. A. Lennox
Flynn
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W. Cook
W. Hughes
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Ont
J. W. Cook
In’s Yard
Cdougall
Cconkey
Iss
TIN
Barrie AY
Olstein
Lold
Inkey
Ross Block Barrie
Stopes
Nicholas
Frank Mayo
Virginia Walls
Ford Sterling
Joseph Hergesheimer
Will Rogers
Little Pictures
Bebe Daniels
Dorothy Mackail
Mary Eaton
James Rennie
George Fawcett
Mahlon Hamilton
Warner Oland
Lawrence D’orsay
Marshall Neilan
Conrad Nagel
Elmo Lincoln
Sidney Chaplin
Lucille Rickson
Russia
Barrie Bus Service
Marshall Bros. T. R. Huxtable
B.A.A.A
Douglas
W.C.T.U
Union Bank of Canada
Thornton
Cookstown
A. Leslie
H. M. Hoffman
T. McMillan
Moore Shoe
Elizabeth St
Maple Ave
Sunkist
Barrie Fruit Market
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