Mackenzie King Liberals to Elect Club Officers
The Mackenzie King Liberal Club named Reds led by D F McCuaig and Blues led by W Rainford as contestants for president. Voting is set for Nov 29 at Wair's tea room and the Odd Fellows Temple with a social evening to follow including euchre and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. McCuaig
Wm. Rainford
Mackenzie King Liberal Club
Reds
Blues
BE. A. Ryan
W. D. Griffiths
Gordon Longman
Secr
Harry Milne
Treas
P. Loth
I. Parrish
O. Brownlee
Russell Walker
Minnie McLennan
Bertha Booth
Anah Bailey
J. D. Milne
Ed. Sutcliffe
Glen Slesser
Alex. Brownlee
Harry Barron
W. L. VanAtter
Irwin McMaster
BE. Hardy
Wair’s Tea Room
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Odd Fellows Euchre and Dance Draws Large Crowd
An Odd Fellows Lodge euchre event last Friday drew a large crowd with 34 card tables and a social hour. Prizes were awarded to ladies Corbett Johnston Maling and gentlemen Gracey Lowe Grant, presented by Mayor Little. A post lunch dance followed as the committee led by Burgess Bricker VanAtter Wiles Johnston and McMillin organized the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Burgess
A. C. Bricker
W. L. VanAtter
W. Wiles
Ralph Johnston
Ed. McMillin
Meeting of Rural Deanery of West Simcoe in Barrie
The Rural Deanery of West Simcoe met at Trinity Parish Hall Barrie presided by Rev Ben Oliel Collingwood. Discussion covered Deanery policies including the Diocesan Mission and Diocese financial affairs led by R W Allin treasurer of Synod. Service opened with Holy Communion and closed with Evening Prayer. secretary Rev W C Stubbs Elmvale noted. Big reductions in ladies coats at Sarjeant and King’s 47%c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Simcoe
Trinity Parish Hall
Barrie
Ben- Oliel
Collingwood
R. W. Allin
W. C. Stubbs
Elmvale
Barrie Notes Local and Visiting Residents
Community news lists Miss M E Maconchy and Miss S M Hubbert in Toronto and Hamilton, Morley Duff as Central Ontario Baseball League president, and many Barrie residents visiting or attending events in Toronto, Cleveland, Winnipeg, and New Westminster. Notable items include Mrs Jos Davis returning from Penetang, John Clayton moving to Barrie, and a university banquet invitation for Dr Arnall in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Maconchy
Toronto
Hub of
Flos
A. B. Carley
S. M. Hubbert
Hamilton
Morley Duff
Central Ontario Baseball League
D. G. Robertson
B.A
Worsley St
T. C. Devine
Jos. Davis
F. Thompson
Penetang
John Clayton
Barrie
Mulcaster St
John Aird
Wm. Aird
Canadian Bankers’ Association
R. F. Lowrie
Ivy
Jas. Smart
Tottenham
S. C. Walker
W. A. Thompson
G. Brown
Elmvale
G. H. McKnight
J. R. Hubbert
Mary St
A. E. Hutchinson
Mount Forest
Allan Hutchinson
Maude Anderson
W. Cavanagh
Wilkie, Sask
Irene
Frances Dawson
J. A. McCarthy
Brydon
Vera McCarthy
Walmer Road
J. J. Marks
Sophia St
Alliston
S. A. Morrison
Markdale High School
B.C.I
Neeley
Winnipeg
Collier St. Methodist Church
Gladys Ardagh
New Westminster
B.C
H. V. Ardagh
Ralph McLean
H. D.jamieson
Sarah Isobel Mitchell
Judge Fisher
Orangeville
J. W. Mahaffy
Arnall
University of Toronto
Hart House
Fred G. Banting
J. J. R. Macleod
Marion Patterson
W. L. Patterson
Kennedy Ave
Glenlogie
Jenkins Art Gallery
Tanis MacLaren
Sarah Wallwin
Isobel Devlin
Henry Winston Barron
Miss Patterson
Hockeyists Brace for Approaching Season in Barrie
With rugby near end, hockey is poised for action. Canadian National Railway Athletic Association debated skipping O H A hockey this winter. Allandale players may join Terminal League. A Friday meeting at eight in Vair's tea rooms will discuss hockey prospects and whether Barrie enters Junior or Intermediate O H A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian National Railway Athletic Association
Y.M.C. A
Allandale
O.H.A
Vair’s
Barrie
Meeting to organize Badmington Club for winter months
A meeting will be held in the police court chambers on Friday November 23 at 8 p m to organize a Badmington Club for the winter months. All interested are invited and requested to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badmington
Barrie I O F Plans New Year's Eve Dance
Arrangements are underway for a New Year’s Eve dance under Barrie I O F. An out-of-town orchestra is being secured for the occasion and the event is expected to be one of the season’s major social happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrie I. 0. 0. F
Obituary for Harold E. Choppin of Lennox & Choppin
Harold E. Choppin, 58, longtime Barrie lawyer now of Newmarket, died after a yearlong illness. Survived by wife Roberta Douglas Stewart and two sons Fredwin and Robert Henry, his burial was in Stroud cemetery. He was a Past Master of Tuscan Lodge, a tennis champion with W. A. Boys, and a noted peony grower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
Harold E. Choppin
Lennox
Choppin
James Choppin
St. Vincent Naval Port
West Indies
Reading
Cambridge
Canada
Barrie
Roberta Douglas Stewart
James
Douglas
John
T. H. Lennox
K.C
Tuscan Lodge
W. A. Boys
War veteran Flight-Lieutenant Fraser dies in Toronto
Flight-Lieutenant R G Fraser formerly of Camp Borden died Sunday November 18 at Christie Street Hospital Toronto after a year long illness. A RN officer with service in Egypt and Palestine during WWI he served in the R F C and R A F from 1916 until war end. He leaves a wife and two young children. Funeral held Wednesday from 128 Lennox Street Toronto to Prospect Cemetery with a military parade led by the 48th Highlanders band and Camp Borden escort. Representatives from militia attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Fraser
Camp Borden
Christie Street Hospital
Toronto
Egypt
Palestine
R.F.C
R.A.F
Regina
Lennox St
Prospect Cemetery
48Th Highlanders
A.C. Snow
Militia
W. G. Barker
V.C
D.S.O
Mesrs
Brooks, Blackmore
Berry
Grant
White and
Leitch
Death of Innisfil resident John Thompson at 70
John Thompson of Innisfil died at his home on the 8th concession on November 17 after a long illness. Born January 18, 1854 in England, he came to Canada in 1858 and lived on Canadian 4 before moving to a farm. A versatile craftsman and amateur photographer, he also ran a small printing outfit and pursued a favored hobby to great success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thompson
Innisfil
England
Canada
Can. 4
Thompson
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Fit Ars
Vers Square
Jos
Marrin
Oeery
Moore’s Shoe Store
Blucher
Dunlop ST
MacKenzie King
Liberals
West Simcoe Rural Deanery
Sarjeant & King’s
Eoe
Penman’s
Stanfield’s
Hewson
Sarjeant & King, Limited
H. E. Choppin
Annie Cross
Wm. Cross
Nantyr
Fredwin
Robert Henry
Frank Thompson
Stroud Cemetery
J. S. Stevenson
S. M. Beach
W. H. Martin
Alex, Ness
John Marshall
Chris Grose
Wm. Brewster
Isaac Spring
James Hastings
Midland
Milton Hastings
W. J. Murray
Staunton
W. A. Lowe & Son
Elizabeth St
Lieut
the People’s Co-Operative Co., Ltd
Barrie, Ont
St. Williams
Stuart
Betty
Baker’s Chocolate
St. Lawrence
Peabody
Tufco
Wer
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