Miss Bryson's Pupils Delight at City Recital
Central Methodist church hosted the Progressive Music Club’s annual piano recital on May 27 with Miss Bryson’s pupils, assisted by Miss Strange and Mr. Barron. The program featured a long list of pieces by Debussy, Chopin, Mendelssohn and more, performed by talented students led by Miss Bryson, with praise for their marked talent.
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Central Methodist Church
Progressive Music Club
Miss Bryson
Miss Strange
Mr. Barron
Schubert
Roseen Chu
Bath
Heller
Mildred McKnight
Chopin
Margaret, McMartin
Melnik
Marjorie Byrnes
Lange
Herzlied
Hazel Partridge
Rubenstein
Mabel Keenan
Enid Partridge
Elsie Cloughley
Audrey Clifton
Moszkowski
Frank Shannon
Enid*Partridge
Wachs
Eileen Armstrong
Lichner
Pink
Mary Johnston
Capricante
Mildred Walls
Meyer-Helmungd
Harold Bryson
Wilm
Rachmaninoff
Paderewski
Beethoven
Muriel Bryson
Greig
Peer Gynt
Ase
Anitra
Garden Enhancements Add Beauty Without High Cost
While tending your plot consider trellises pergolas garden houses fences lattices benches and walks. These features greatly improve home garden beauty and are not expensive.
Twenty-One brings Richard Barthelmess to Capitol Theatre
Richard Barthelmess returns to the screen in Twenty-One at the Capitol Theatre for Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. The story follows a 19 year old youth who flees home to New York to defeat rich parents plans and wed a poor girl, with Dorothy Mackaill co starring as Lynnie Willis in a sympathetic, finished performance.
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Capitol Theatre
Richard Barthelmess
New York
Barthelmess
Julian McCullough
Dorothy Mackaill
Lynnie Willis
Semi-Annual Meeting of Simcoe and North York Press Association in Alliston
Journalists from Simcoe and North York gathered in Alliston for the semi annual meeting. Highlights included talks by E Roy Sayles and A W Wright, birthday tribute to L G Jackson, and officers elected for the association. The Alliston Public Library, funded by the Women’s Institute, hosted the event.
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Simcoe and North York Press Association
Alliston
Dominion Hotel
Beeton
Tottenham
E. Roy Sayles
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
A. W
Messrs. Elliott
Cook
Vel Hogg
Collingwood
J. F. Harvey
Newmarket
O. M. Seim
Bradford
T. H. McMahon
Liberal
Richmond Hill
C. E. Lundy
Banner
Aurora
L. G. Jackson
Era
Express- Herald
Witness
R. A. Semple
Sentinel
J. J. Cook
World
F. B. Elliott
Herald
W. C. Walls
J. A. MacLaren
Examiner
Barrie
G. A. Blackstone
Times
Orillia
C. B. Smith
Star
Creemore
David Williams
Bulletin
W. A. Hogg
Enterprise
Collingwooda
Women's Institute
Women’s Institute
Institute
Fred Banting
Canada
Banting
W C Walls Made Director Of Selected Town Weeklies
The seventh annual meeting of Selected Town Weeklies of Ontario was held in Toronto with representation from 46 newspapers. Officers elected include W C Walls as director along with other officers and directors, as an increase in business was reported.
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W. C. Walls
Ontario
King Edwards Hotel
Toronto
John W. Eedy
St. Mary's
W. Rupert Davies
Renfrew
L. S. Gone
Journal-Argus
St. Marys
Mercury
C.H. Hale
Packet
Orillia
Geo. W. James
Statesman-News
Bowmanville
A. R. Alloway
Courier-Advocate
Trenton
H. J. Johnston
News
Tillsonburg
W. R. Veale
Tribune
Ingersoll
Examiner
Barrie
J. C. Templin
News-Record
Fergus
East Simcoe Summer Series Women’s Institute Meetings
A schedule of East Simcoe Summer Series Women’s Institute meetings led by Mrs. R. Cronk of Pickering. Dates span May 29 Waubaushene to June 18 Shanty Bay with venues including churches halls libraries and homes. Some meetings already occurred and are not listed.
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East Simcoe
Women’s Institute
R. Cronk
Pickering
Waubaushene
North River
Eady
Mt. St. Louis
C.O.F. Hall
Jarratt
A. McKee
Orillia
Harvie Settlement
Uhthoff Orange Hall
Lake St. George
Washago
Guild
Severn Bridge
Union Church
Rama
Oro Station
Shanty Bay
Alliston District Met in New Lowell
A church court of notable interest met in New Lowell on May 27 to hold the Alliston District gathering at Mary Kirk Presbyterian Church with Rev. A A Wall presiding. Dinner was served at the New Lowell Methodist church and Kell of Cookstown was named a candidate for the ministry.
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New Lowell
Alliston
Mary Kirk Presbyterian Church
A. A. Wall
New Lowell Methodist Church
John Ambrose Campbell Kell
Cookstown
W. H. Adams
Thornton
Toronto
A. W. Howe
Bond Head
R. G. Halbert
Three-car collision on Provincial Highway injures four
On Sunday on the Provincial Highway a four-injury crash involved 18 people across three autos. Robert Small of Tillgenburg drove west at speed colliding with a sedan driven by Mrs. Knapp of Toronto. an Orillia woman with six children stopped ahead. Mrs Small broke a collarbone, her mother Mrs. Wilcox was bruised, two children cut by glass. Small settled, but faced speeding charges and $1,500 bail, to appear in Police Court.
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Orillia
Robert Small
Tillgenburg
Albert Street
Knapp
Toronto
Small
Unusual Reductions on Summer Dress Goods and Stock
Clearance sale announces remaining stock of Smoke-Soiled Goods to be re-marked. Season late. discounts apply to Ladies' Cotton Hose, Silk Hose, Luxite stockings, Bungalow Aprons, Colored Cotton Voiles, and Cotton Printed Crepes with floral patterns priced well below former values.
Sterling Bank Shows Sound Position Despite Slight Profit Dip
The annual Sterling Bank statement reports a small profit contraction and deposits drop due to Home Bank's failure but highlights conservative policy, large cash reserves, and high grade securities. President G T Somers says the bank can meet any demand and expects improved business as public confidence returns.
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Sterling Bank
G. T. Somers
Somers
C N R May Offer Low Freight Rate on Coal Exports
Ottawa reports negotiations with the Canadian National Railways to haul unbroken train loads of coal from Nova Scotia and Alberta to Quebec and Ontario at six to seven dollars a ton with Lloyd of loss borne by Canadians. Premier Greenfield and Sir Henry Thornton discuss starting this season as Nova Scotia's Premier Armstrong visits. American interest grows over Canada’s coal imports and price competition.
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Ottawa
Canadian National Railways
Nova Scotia
Alberta
Quebec
Ontario
Canada
Arthur Meighen
Greenfield
Henry Thornton
Armstrong
Weather Prophet Ad Sold From Weyburn Ad Seen Here
Wm. Crossland received an order from Weyburn Saskatchewan for one of the weather prophets advertised in this paper. The buyer stated he had seen the advertisement in The Examiner.
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Wm. Crossland
Weyburn, Sask
Examiner
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Tehen
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W. Gracey & Son
Scott Bros
Dunlop
Simcoe and N. York Publishers
Helio
Tegular
Devlin
C.N.R
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U.S
Inyo County
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Beardsall
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