News from Neighboring Townships May 28 Picnic Yields Benefit
Mr and Mrs H Hardy of Toronto arrived to spend summer with Jnc Sanderson. Ernest Margaret Park and Norman Van Norman of Toronto visited relatives. A large crowd enjoyed the Rectory picnic despite bad weather. Rev H A French and Shanty Bay Quartette led the program with about 18 dollars raised. William Campbell visits Toronto. Patterson and Wortley head West for summer. Reynolds of Winnipeg visit Adams. Miss Lyall at Stroud. Morrow brothers of Toronto spent Sunday. Mary Malcolm returns home then departs for Los Angeles California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Campbell
Toronto
William Patterson
Norman Wortley
Reynolds
Winnipeg
Adams
Miss Lyall
Stroud
Geo
Walter Morrow
Mary Malcolm
Los Angeles
Calif
Farmers report prosperous crops amid frost impact and high bean planting
Correspondents describe spring grain and potato crops in good condition with spring sown beans at record levels. The text notes two pioneers deaths, a large church entertainment fundraiser, and a memorial service for fallen soldiers of the 157th Battalion including Pte Elwood Wines and L Cpl Charles Flowerday, with details on local recruits and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rawn
Wellington Brothers
Brentwood
Bethel
Methodist Church
Mary Kirk
Elwood Wines
L.-Cpl. C. A. Flowerday
157Th Bn
Simcoe Foresters
Alex. Shepherd
Jesus
Sullivan
Saul
Charles Flowerday
New Lowell
Bismark
Ont
Annual Picnic at Shanty Bay Wo men's Institute Park
The annual picnic are set for Monday June 4 at Wo mens Institute Park Shanty Bay with a Boy Scouts program at 4 o clock tea from 6 to 8 a good programme afterwards chaired by Reeve Ball. Oro Station Quartette plus others provide music a Department of Agriculture speaker addresses a live question of the day scouts offer First Aid demonstrations refreshment booths and a grand bon fire admission 25 and 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Institute Park
Shanty Bay
Reeve Ball
Oro Station
Department of Agriculture
Local Social Notes From Candles District
Mrs Irvine and daughter returning from London visit their home. Mrs C Shaw and Miss Dorothy Black visited friends at Shanty Bay. Miss Lina Moffatt of Toronto home briefly. Mr and Mrs P Hook of Toronto stayed with Mrs Forbes. Mrs Hook to remain for health. Charlie Burton and S Pratt secured a fine catch at Little Lakes. Stephen Pratt to attend Barrie District meeting in Midland on May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Irvine
London
C. Shaw
Dorothy Black
Shanty Bay
Lina Moffatt
Toronto
P. Hook
Forbes
Hook
Charlie Burton
Allandale
S. Pratt
Little Lakes
Wedding Bells Ring Across Phelpston and Nearby Towns
Rev. Father Gearin of Phelpston visited Father Hayden on Thursday. Miss Irene McAuley spent a few days in Toronto. Mrs. EK Hayes of Phelpston visited friends here last week. Mr and Mrs Geo McQuay of Midland spent over Sunday here. Jos Shanahan has gone to spend the summer in Orillia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Gearin
Phelpston
Father Hayden
Irene McAuley
Toronto
EK. Hayes
Geo. McQuay
Midland
Jos. Shanahan
Orillia
Soldier Wounded. Mother Resides in England
The report notes a soldier having been wounded with his mother identified as living in England. The brief item provides no further details on unit, location, or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Local visits from Pal merston Toronto and Filmvale gathered
May 28 visitors include Mrs L Nairn of Pal merston and Mrs Cameron of Filmvale at James Browns residence. Mrs Dan Stone Mrs Lennox and Miss Averill of Toronto visiting K Gibson. Fred Brown spent days in Toronto. Sgt A W Dyer of Toronto stayed at home. Miss Meril Reynolds Flora Dyer and Reta Campbell of Toronto spent weekend at their homes here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Nairn
Palmerston
Mrs. Cameron
Filmvale
James Brown
Dan. Stone
Lennox
Miss Averill
Toronto
K. Gibson
Fred
Brown
Sergt. A. W. Dyer
Meril Reynolds
Flora Dyer
Reta Campbell
Craighurst Holiday Visitors and Local News
Toronto guests included Miss Emery Miss Thornton Mr and Mrs Fred Weeks J A Hart and friend A Tomlinson. Miss P DeMille guest of Mrs C Hart. Miss E Jennings of Aurora guest of Mrs Orser. W Jennett of Orillia a caller. Miss M Ingram of Toronto guest of Mrs Geo McLean. Grace Morrison nurse home on leave after enlisting overseas. Mr Mann Japanese Bible Society speaker at Presbyterian and English churches. Mabel Stone learns her brother W Stone wounded at the front after enlisting at St Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Miss Emery
Thornton
Fred. Weeks
J. A. Hart
A. Tomlinson
P. DeMille
C. Hart
Miss E. Jennings
Aurora
Orser
Cc. E. Hart
Oril
W. Jennett
Orillia
M. Ingram
Geo. McLean
Grace Morrison
Winnipeg
Mr. Mann
The
Bible Society
Mabel Stone
W. Stone
St. Thomas
Local Youth Attend Concert at Guthrie Church
May 24 concert at Guthrie Church drew a number of local youths. Miss Pearl Jory is slowly improving after a pneumonia attack. May 23 the League and friends gathered at the Dalston Methodist parsonage for an enjoyable evening. Miss Maybelle Huddleston of Barrie visited this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie Church
Pie crust makes use of baking powder and prep tips
This passage offers practical kitchen guidance for advance meal prep. It mentions adding baking powder to pie crust and keeping condensed milk on the pantry shelf. It also suggests preparing breakfast components the evening before and staging fruit and dishes for easy morning use.
Also Mentioned on This Page
New
Lowell
Harrison
Pte. Wines
France
Alvin Scott
L Cpl. Flowerday
Osborne Stone
City Dairy Co
W. T. Gilroy
Bert Armstrong
Hospital
Pte. Elwood
Mount ST. Louis
Dunlop
Crompton
Dept. D. & A
E. T. Co
Nemo
Bride
Srrt
Tterick Butterns
Delineator
Barrie
and Guelph
Holly
Craighurst
Lia
Bonnie Brae
Selby
E. Carr
R. R
Crown Hill
Egan
Canada
J. Y. Egan
Orillia, Orillia House
Barrie, Barrie House
Collingwood
Globe Hotel
G. B. McLean
Simcoe Hotel
Zaxeizeyatsu
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