Churchill Players Win 9-7 In Return Baseball Match
A Lefroy victory 9 to 7 over Churchill at Lloyd George Park followed by a church wedding in Churchill. Miss Ethel Lill wed George William Godsmark at St Peters Church with attendees including Mr A W Ridler and Miss Lillian Akers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Lill
Kate Franks
Hull
England
Lloyd George Park
Churchill
Lefroy
W. Reive
J. Reive
L. Graham
M. Reive
R. Reive
H. Graham
W. Noble
St. Peter's Church
George William Godsmark
Cousins
A. W. Ridler
Lillian Akers
Allandale Holiday Scenes and Local Notices
Allandale residents were active over the Victoria Day weekend with visits to Toronto Owen Sound Gravenhurst and Hamilton. C N R reports heavy holiday traffic while church meetings and a new aquatic branch plan unfold. A child Wilfred Smith died Sunday after brief illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Reid
Toronto
Clarence Riddell
Owen Sound
C. A. McNiven
Leslie Lawrence
Grand Valley
Luella Sanders
Shelburne
R. J. Nicholls
Hamilton
J. Patton
Helen Gilchrist
Allandale
Danforth
Ottawa
C.N.R
Andrew Paton
Thos. Paton
Watt
Essa
T. Campbell
Lane
Harvey Campbell
M. Campbell
Hssa
Canadian National Athletic Association
Barrie A.A
Essa St
Allan Bowen
C. Bowen
Gowan St
Victoria
Bradford St
R. Clayton Waram
A. EH. Laughlin
J. D. Wisdom
Wm Graves
S.M. Beach
W. J. Little
A. EH. Patterson
W.W. Humphrey
F. EB. Webb
T. C. Royce
Helen Culross
G. L. Taylor
Wilfred
William Smith
Caroline St
Edgar triumphs opening Oro League match 2–1 over Shanty Bay
On May 23 1924 Edgar defeated Shanty Bay 2–1 in Edgar in a tight Oro League opener. The deciding goal came late after a cross from the right wing. Shanty Bay protested but the referee’s ruling stood. Aubrey Slesser scored Edgar’s first goal from a scrimmage. Shanty Bay’s goal came from Petersen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar
Shanty Bay
Jermey
McKerrol
Aubrey Slesser
Petersen
M. Shanahan
V. Slesser
E. Gray
A. McArthur
W. Cockburn
A. Taylor
V. Hickling
Ray Slesser
Tom Ellsmere
Brook Slesser
H. Martin
Vic. Hart
V.luck
O. Packard
W. Simpson
Fred Sanderson
A. Petersen
J. Hubbert
George Simpson
H. Adams
Art Hubbert
Craighurst
Bayside Village
Bywater
D. James
E. Sheffield
T. Higgins
Max Hewitt
Jas
Benoski Dies in Larksville Two Days After Government Compensation
Stanley V. Benoski died at Larksville two days after receiving government compensation for overseas service injuries. A 1822 quit claim deed was recorded in Essex county registry after a 102 year delay due to missing certificate among papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley V. Benoski
Larksville, A
Registry of Deeds Office
Essex County
Mass
Shanty Bay holiday visit from Ransted Bowman groups
Mr and Mrs George Ransted and Mr and Mrs George Bowman of Toronto motored to Shanty Bay to spend the holiday with Mr and Mrs John Sutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ransted
George Bowman
Toronto
John Sutton
Memorial Crescent beautifies Collingwood with tulips and tribute
Interment for a baby included four neighborhood pallbearers as Rev. W. J. Watt led services. The Bur ton Avenue Church Young People’s League held a season end meeting on ideals of sport and elected teams for a softball series. Collingwood’s Memorial Crescent now features a green lawn, tulip crescents, a monument to fallen heroes, and the German gun from Ottawa, praised by CN Rail official W. E. Weegar as a sign of community unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Cemetery
W. J. Watt
Young People’s League of
Burton Ave
F. Dobson
A. Henderson
S.S. M. Beach
Clark Scott
Ethel Hook
Isabel Poucher
Collingwood Stn
Collingwood
Memorial Crescent
Canadian National Railway
St. Paul Street
Collingwood Horticultural Society
Ottawa
Empire
W. E. Weegar
United Action
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Capitol Theatre
William Fox
Charles “Buck” Jones
Dick and
Dorothy
Stanley Copeland
Hart Thomas
Barrie Markets
Peer Tees
Sioislnesiceeeeisealeisios
Seerereves Sc
Vickers
Allandale News
Christina Luck
Frances, St
Barrie
W. A. McConkey
Milton Carr
Peel St
Jardiniere
Singer Sewing Machine
Ae Ea
Proveme
Pere
The
den and
Essa Si
Givion
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