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Newspaper

Barrie Examiner

Location

Barrie, Ontario, Canada

Date

Oct 18, 1923

Page

7

Tilt in Council Over Sidewalk Dispute

Alderman Byrne accuses discrimination as the Board of Works delays moving Owen Street sidewalk. Reeve Fisher cites need for ratepayer agreement and quotes $150 for the work. Mayor Little defends council delay and urges property owner consent before any sidewalk change. Also approved culvert project and Parks Commission funding. roadbed conditions noted.

Alderman Byrne Board of Works Owen St Reeve Fisher Fisher Tooke Little Owen and McDonald Streets Parks Commission Allandale

Midland wins Tudhope Trophy in four-team meet

Midland School captures the Tudhope Trophy in a regional meet with nearly 250 attendees. J J Robins presided at the awards as A R Girdwood and other officials announced events results across junior to senior divisions, highlighting Midland performances in broad jump, mile and sprint races.

Midland J. J. Robins Ross Board of Education A. R. Girdwood Barrie Collegiate Lindsay Barrie Rea Patterson Orillia Stone Brownlee Scott Boyer Piercey MacNab Shanacy Clarke Tripp Dobson Gee MacDonald Flannery Mott McCarty Foster McLelland Montgomery Malkin Smith Ralph Tintermediate Blevins Anderton Forbert Jamieson MacConchie Cramp Calvert Grant Raney Cowan Peel Broderick Coughlin Looker Braund Junior Garvin G. MacDonald Horrell Huston Reeves Hall

Barrie Boys Win S Simcoe League

Barrie defeats Ivy 6 2 in a tight Simcoe League game as Barrie explodes for three runs in the first and again in the eighth. Ivy battles back with timely hits but falls short before a large crowd and near-dark finish.

Barrie Boys S. Simcoe League Milne Ivy Lennox Emms L. Jennett McQuay T. Banting Hatton Barrie Herman Jennett W. Banting F. Armstrong Armstrong L. Emms J. Armstrong F. Banting Dobson Copeland Gilchrist Cooper D. Emms Livingston H. Jennett B. Jennett del Emme

Allandale and Camp Borden Play Tight Tie in Midfield Battle

In a brisk clash under calm winds, Allandale and Camp Borden failed to break the deadlock as both goalkeepers repelled several threats. Key contributions came from Allan dale forwards, Walter Potts and Lawrence for Camp Borden, while Taylor and Emms stood out for their defenses. The clash featured late chances, strong midfield play, and a final draw as both sides pressed for a deciding edge.

Allandale Railroaders A. Taylor Walter Potts Brown W. Potts Camp Borden Potts Lawrence F. Wharram C.N.R McConkey Flyers Borden Wharram Del Leighton Emms Taylor Toronto Canadian National F.C Cook Edwards Campain Atherton Ramsey Green Bryan Douglas Cannon Conway Richardson A. C.taylor L. Emms D. Emms W Potts Traviss Mathews L. Lawrence

Midland Tops Barrie Lindsay and Orillia in Relay Meet

Midland won with 68.5 points followed by Barrie 58 Lindsay 57 and Orillia 55 in a four school relay event. The scoring highlighted performances from Shanacy Tripp Braund Clarke and others across the teams.

Senior Shanacy Midland Tripp Lindsay Braund Orillia Clarke Barrie

Allandale Notes Highlight Social and Religious Events

Rev. Roy Melville visits Toronto as Allandale prepares for a busy week. The town hosts a piano promotion by Heintzman & Co. and a Drive to organize for the Presbyterian Young People. Harvest services at St. George's Church and Allandale Bowling Club earn season accolades. 50th anniversary plans for Burton Avenue Methodist Church set for next Sunday with Rev. W. E. Wilson as guest preacher.

Roy Melville Toronto Gravenhurst Sharp W. L. Fraser Bracebridge H. Fell Midland J. Newman Walter Smith Hamlin Chapleau E. Kohlmeyer Tiffin St. H Vice R. Megill Harry Young London Windsor Heintzman & Co A. E. Patterson Barrie and District H. Potheary Burlington McNiven K. Poucher Collingwood Alliston Beeton G. Kelcey Wallace Walker Aubrey Hooper C. Mosley M. Brown Tiffin St Archie Kelcey Ernest Rowe Miss McCallum Christie Street Hospital W. Needs W. S. McCullough McCullough Weston A. M. Partridge Coldwater the Holly Methodist Church Arthur Jay Ben Bear Ernest Wardle George Goring Mator Dominion Anglican Young People’s Association J. S. Brunton Florence Brunton C. W. Poucher Drucilla Catherine Isabel Poucher C. Jackson N. MacNicol N. MacNicol, Jr D. MacNicol Frobisher Saskatchewan Geo. Pouisher MacNicol Sarah Detweiller Kitchener Barrie Allandale Burton Avenue Methodist Church F. Dobson Young People’s St. George's Church Allandale Bowling Club Northern Bowling Association Orillia Taxis Boys Essa St. Presbyterian Church Burton Avenue Methodist Church W. E. Wilson

Barrie Player Injured by Overthrow at First Base

A Barrie player suffered a facial injury when an overthrow at first base struck her between the eyes. The incident occurred during the play, leaving the player in visible distress but no further details on the game’s outcome.

Barrie

Elizabeth Earlam Dies After Illness in Barrie

Mrs Elizabeth Earlam aged 44 years 7 months died after months of illness She had lived in Barrie two years coming from Cheshire England where she was born She leaves husband Charles Earlam two children William and Winnifred a sister Mrs Taylor Services were held at the family home Rev M Beach and Rev Roy Melville officiated Burial was in St Pauls Cemetery Innisfil

Elizabeth Earlam Cumberland St Chas. H. Earlam C.N.R Earlam Royal Victoria Hospital Barlam Barrie Cheshire England M. Beach Roy Melville St. Paul’s Cemetery Innisfil William Winnifred

Membership drive fights for W D Robb Trophy

The RR YMCA launches another year long campaign to defend the W D Robb Trophy donated for annual competition among YMC A groups. Allan dale held it for three years prompting broader efforts. strong local support from prominent townspeople is noted as boxing room and equipment upgrades are planned. Mrs Rose Logue of Allandale North Bay dies at 72 after pneumonia. remains laid to rest in Barrie with high requiem mass at St Marys.

Jennett T. Banting Barrie—Dobson Copeland Clark Cooper D. Emms Ivy—Hatton Livingston E. Jennett L. Emms W. Banting Barrie Armstrong J Dobson Gilchrist Lf Copeland Rf Cooper, C.f Clark, C.f Eehscas Ivy A.B. R. H. P.O. A. E. Banting T Hatton, Cf Jennett E Banting W. P Banting F Lennox McQuay Jennett H Jennett B Jennett L E Barrie Ivy J. Armstrong H. Jennett L. Jennett Emms Banting Armstrong Lynch Gilchrist F. Armstrong J. Hindle Thornton L. Arnold Cookstown Huggins Milne Amnire Hinde Ivy Rooters Alliston James Bowles W.D. Robb R.R.Y.M. C.A G.T.R Allandale R.R.Y.M.C.A Rose Logue John Logue Alice Ducette North Bay Logue St. Mary’s Catholic Mrs. Logue St. Mary’s Dean Sweeney St. Mary’s Cemetery Joseph McBride W. J. Hickey P. J. Delaney Nelson Rivard A. W. Beardsley B. D. O’neill Scranton William Detroit William Logue Kingston

YMCA Social Centre Pushes Community Meetings

The Y M C A of the town hosts a series of gatherings at the reading room with newspapers, a piano crokinole board, and views on current events. The Save a Dollar Club and the C N Ry A A held meetings at the Y, planning an open session for O H A hockey on Friday at 7 30 p m to organize winter activities. Everyone is invited to join.

Y.M.C.A Save A Dollar Club C.n.ry C.N.R.A.A O.H.A R.R.Y.M.C.A

Anniversary service marks fifty years at Burton Church

The Barrie congregation celebrated fifty years since its founding with a Sunday service at Burton Church. Pastor of King Street Toronto preached to a large crowd as the church observed the milestone with flowers plants and donations exceeding five hundred dollars. Ushers included John James Brunton and other local members while the church choir performed during the event.

Burton Church Barrie King Sr. M Toronto S. M. Beach John James Brunton

Church talk urges dropping fears and trusting providence

A church program featured Rev. Wilson who spoke on hope for the coming year. He urged abandoning worry about wealth and appearances, stressing faith in God’s care, comparing Him to a loving earthly father and urging focus on eternal matters. (Continued on page 16)

Origin Board the Church W. Phrey Wice Morris Mr. Wilson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Simcoe Penetang Carl Lennox Bill Banting Ontario F. Lennox D. Emme L.emms Barrier Lynch Barrie—Copeland CAMP Capitol Theatre B. P.schulberg Allandale News Mrs. Earlam A. J. Tuck B. W. Smith W. A. McConkey Allandall Burton Ave S. M. Bea Burtun Ay
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