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Newspaper

Barrie Examiner

Location

Barrie, Ontario, Canada

Date

Oct 05, 1922

Page

5

Silo filling and weddings mark Oct events in Dalston area

Silo filling is the current work in the town. Oct 8 marks anniversary services at Dalston Methodist church with Rev Ledingham preaching. A variety shower and clock presentation for Miss Sadie Warnica followed her Sept 27 wedding, with many in Stroud and nearby communities attending.

R. J. Gamble Gamble James Black Will Scott Toronto Angus Warnica Stroud Presbyterian Isabel Goodfellow Sadie Warnica Sherman Todd Don Sutherland Warnica Irene Smythe Norma Jacks Sadie Stroud

Minesing Women Seek Help To Beautify Burial Ground

The Women's Institute of Minesing requests volunteers for a work day next week to beautify the local burying ground with meals provided. Also notes weddings and local social updates including Leighton Adams and Clifford Knupp marriages, family visits, and upcoming Rally Day with Sunday School at 2 30 and service at 3.

Leighton Adams Buffalo Clifford Knupp Elsie McMaster Grenfel S. Martin Hawkestone S.C. Beilby Beryl A. Armstrong Sr W J. Armstrong A. Armstrong Jr A. Armstrong Midland

Community Notes Highlight Visits and Obituary News

Mr and Mrs Wilson Bell spent over Sunday with Mr and Mrs M M Bell. Mrs Fairburn formerly Miss Abigail Dempster died after a cancer illness in Collingwood. Ivy Presbyterian church held a large funeral service for her. Utopia Union church reported successful anniversary services. Mrs J H Bell staying in Alliston. Wes Carruthers and family visited J Robinson in her sister’s home. A T Arnold visited Egbert and Milton. corn cutting is underway with ideal weather.

Wilson Bell M. M. Bell Lucy Dobson Collingwood Effie Dobson Leslie Dobson Wm. McTavish Toronto Richard Bell Fairburn Abigail Dempster Ivy Presbyterian Church Utopia Union Church Rintoul J.H. Bell Alliston Wes. Carruthers Oshawa J. Robinson A. T. Arnold Egbert Milton

Local News Highlights From Killyleagh District

In Killyleagh Mr and Mrs W Scott and their son Bobby along with Mrs Robt Scott of Toronto visited Mr and Mrs Scott Sharpe on Sunday. James Cunningham and family visited Minesing friends. Reba Mayes spent the weekend with friends at Anton Mills. Congratulations to Robi Rogers and family on the birth of a son. A large turnout attended Rev J J Coulter's anniversary service at Bethesda. Sadie Wonch of Toronto is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Wondh for a couple of weeks. The Townline Presbyterian W M S met at Mrs John Mayes with a large attendance.

W. Scott Bobby Robt, Scott Toronto Scott Sharpe James Cunningham Reba Mayes Anton Mills Robi Rogers J. J. Coulter Bethesda Sadie Wonch Wm. Wondh Townline Presbyterian Church John Mayes

Last Week Bits: Falls and Breaks in Stayner School Scene

Franklin Strong, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robi Strong, broke a leg while playing at school. Adeline Henzel, seven, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henzel, fractured an arm on her way home. Both recover well. Chas Mills of Dundalk bought a house at Stayner's west end and will move soon. Baptist church anniversary services were led by Capt. J. K. Fareful of Waterton. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Matthews and child from Fort William are visiting Stayner.

Franklin Strong Robi. Strong Montana Adeline Henzel Dundalk Baptist Church J. K. Fareful Walkerton D. H. Matthews Fort William

Farmers Tackle Potatoes Amid Fine Weather

The district notes fine weather as farmers prepare potatoes. Mr and Mrs James Leigh and family visited the Kirkfield Locks on Sunday. Mrs Alex Graham of Hawkestone called on her mother last week. Anniversary services were well attended in the Methodist church. Miss Jean MacLelland left to nurse at Bracebridge. Mr and Mrs Geo Uncles and family of Bradford visited his brother Elmer Uncles on Sunday.

James Leigh Kirkfield Locks Alex. Graham Hawkestone Jean MacLelland Bracebridge Geo. Uncles Bradford Elmer Uncles

Local Notes And Visits In Cookstown Area

Fisher's offers big shoe bargains while visitors from Toronto and Buffalo drop in. Edwin Lewis opens a new hotel and moves family to near the grist mill. The Cookstown Rural School Fair at Ivy awards prizes to pupils including Cooper Whittaker Reid and Rankin in chickens corn writing and asters. Bishop Reeves to conduct St Johns church confirmation and memorial window unveiling at Cookstown.

Fisher’s Robi. Ross Toronto Rankin Edwin Lewis Ralston Thos. Fisher Chas Hounsome S. Calvin Waddel McKee Buffalo Geo. Duff Miss Richardson Fergusonvale Chas. Clute Ernest Dales Chas. Kearns J. R. Couse David McFadden T. R. J. Wray Marion Rounthwaite David Thompson Johnson Fletcher Rosemount Cookstown School Ivy Arthur Cooper Agnes Whittaker Mary Corrigan Myrtle Rankin Asters Grace Robinson Ella Waters Belinda Rainey

Corn cutting under way in Angus Flats

Oct. 3 report notes corn cutting as the main activity. Mr. and Mrs. Robi McDoyle of Shelburne visited sister Mrs. R. McCracken. E. Longman IPS spoke at the school last week. Mrs. A Mulholland and Miss Jessie Mulholland visited Mrs. James Davidson. Mrs. W Rednath returned home after a stay with her mother at Glencairn.

Robi. McDoyle Shelburne R. McCracken E. Longman I.P.S A. Mulholland Jessie Mulholland James Davidson W. Rednath Glencairn

Four Month Old Hens Produce Eggs at Daily Star Office

W Brunton of Prince Albert Saskatchewan reports his White Leghorn hens hatched in May and began laying five to six days ago. A sample of six eggs was shown at the Daily Star offices and noted for small eyes in the chickens with one eye near normal size.

W. Brunton Prince Albert Daily Star

Neighbor’s Visit Sparks Comedy of Misread Death

Mrs Parker arrives to check on her new neighbor Mr Jones and his wife Mrs Jones. A misunderstanding leads Parker to believe Mrs Jones is dying while Jones calmly confirms the situation and tells Parker to mind her own business. The scene plays on mistaken urgency and social boundary.

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