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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 04, 1923
Page
4
Universal presents a fast moving adventure romance starring Herbert Rawlinson. Directed by Stuart Paton with a Louis Tracy story. Aimed at the whole family, the film promises swift entertainment and real value for patrons seeking better pictures.
The management explains the difficulty of employing and maintaining an orchestra while supporting local entertainments. The note asks patrons for support to keep a good musical body and invites listening Friday and Saturday with feedback to improve. It emphasizes the town’s benefit and the staff’s disorganization as a result of road attractions.
A quiet ceremony was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McDermott in Barrie on September 26 at noon. Miss Bertha McIntosh of Utopia married Mr. John Osborne of Alliston. Rev. Rural Dean Dew officiated in a drawing room decorated with ferns. A wedding breakfast followed. the couple planned a brief trip to Toronto and other places before settling in Alliston.
The ceremony at the Buie home in Sunnidale Corners united Sadie Adeline Buie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J Buie, with Gordon Brown, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. James Brown. Rev. Kenneth McLean officiated before close relatives, with the groom’s sister Mrs Gordon Moir playing the wedding march. The bride wore ivory mulberry Duchesse with silk georgette and a pale pink and white rosebud corsage.
The bride led guests to the dining room for the wedding repast and, after a confetti shower, Mr. and Mrs. Brown left by motor for Toronto. The bride wore a navy tailored serge suit with a silk lace blouse and velvet hat.
Norman Clyre MacAuley and Miss Marion Marr Beelby married at 1457 Argyle Street Regina on Wednesday September 12 at 5 pm. Rev A J Tufts officiated amid bereavement in the family. couple departed for Winnipeg aboard the CN R and will reside at Stephens Apartments Dewdney Avenue Regina.
Alice Amelia Parr, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs W R Parr, married Albert Edward Allen son of Mr and Mrs P F Allen of Margie England at Greafel Union Church. Rev S Martin of Hawke- gate officiated on Saturday September 29.
Fred McDonald left for Osgoode Hall last week. W A Carley to New York on business. Mrs Chas Lowe and baby Marion visiting in Toronto. Jebb of Toronto visiting Mackays. E Bolton in Toronto. Bert Robertson motored to Newmarket. J W Speers visiting ill mother in Sault Ste Marie. McKinleys spent weekend in Owen Sound. Dorothy Loth and Dorothy Scott at Toronto Normal School. Jack Kell from Cookstown in town on way home from the West. Vern Beardsall and Harvey Minnikin on holidays at Manitoulin. Beardsalls and Mrs E Ford visiting Mrs Beardsall. Mrs Croghan and children from North Bay visiting W A Lowe. Owerses in Hamilton visiting son George. Kate Eastman of Vancouver visiting cousins George Eastman. Mrs Robertson returned from Newmarket. Charles Wilson of Toronto visiting sister Mrs Jacobs. Rev and Mrs Mackay and Mr and Mrs A Johnston from Toronto visiting Mackays. Mrs Willmot and H C M Willmot of Toronto visiting Georgina Wilson. Gills and Hubberts motor to Orillia and took in the air. W Mackays of Toronto visiting Mrs Mackay convalescing. Hubbard and Smith in Quebec City for Kiwanis. Peter McGraw family of Niagara Falls visiting aunt Mrs Donald Jacobs. Austin Perkins of Powassan visiting sister Mrs Dreyer. Mrs J L Miller leaves for Vancouver. Mrs J T Cavanagh returned from Vermont trip. Rev Frederick Eastman visiting Ontario relatives en route home from Barrie via Vancouver.
Stone performed the ceremony assisted by Rev. A Rintoul Angus. The bride in navy tricotine with velvet hat and taupe fox fur, given away by her father, carries Ophelia roses. Attendant is sister Mrs George Norman. groom supported by Mr Norman. Elsie Cloughley plays Mendelssohn. ushers T L Young and Harry Parr. Guests tour to the bride’s home for breakfast, then depart to Theodore Sask to reside in Allandale.
Dr How ard Dickson of Toronto General Hospital spoke to the Barrie Kiwanis on the marvels of X rays. He traced Roentgen s discovery 25 years ago and explained production uses cancer detection and diagnosis. W C Walls won the attendance prize and Barrie Baseball Club officers will be entertained soon.
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