Orillia Wedding Seals Union of Miss Gladys Tisdall and Rev W C Lundy
In Orillia Orillia Methodist Church on Thursday October 19 Rev W C Lundy of Sowerby married Miss Gladys Tisdall of Orillia. The ceremony was conducted by Rev J R Patterson of Orillia with assistance from Rev E T Douglas of Barrie. The groom formerly held a charge at Warminster and served in the Great War as an official interpreter for the British Government after enlisting in China where he did missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orillia Methodist Church
W. C. Lundy
Sowerby
Gladys Tisdall
Orillia
J. R. Patterson
E. T. Douglas
Barrie
Warminster
China
If all who hate would love us in women s realm poem
A moral verse imagines a world of reciprocal love and shared duty. It envisions removing greed and sorrow, replacing scowls with smiles, tears with cheer, and warlike menace with neighborly care, to make life divine.
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Hatever
Barrie Ladies to Sell Poppies on Armistice Day
Barrie women form an energetic committee to conduct the Poppy Day sale on Armistice Day Saturday November 11. Officers include President Miss Minnie McLennan Vice President Miss Irene Parish Secretary Miss Leila Dougall and Treasurers Mrs H M Lay and Mrs B Devlin.
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Barrie
Minnie McLennan
Irene Parish
Leila Dougall
H. M. Lay
B. Devlin
Simcoe Women Teachers Elect Federation Officers
Miss Hazel Peacock of Esso and Miss Amy Wright of Alliston were chosen president and secretary of the Women Teachers Federation of South Simcoe. Irma Robinson of Barrie, a recent Business College graduate, has joined a Toronto firm.
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Hazel Peacock
Esso
Amy Wright
Alliston
Women Teachers’ Federation of
South Simcoe
Irma Robinson
Barrie
The
Business College
Toronto
Shower for Miss McLean in Clinton Street Home
Miss Hazel McLean of Barrie is the guest of honor at a shower hosted by Miss Merle Weldon on Clinton Street October 19. Gifts centered a miniature bride while the Dominion War Tax Office staff presented a cut glass punch bowl to the bride to be, a former employee.
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McLean
Toronto Star
Merle Weldon
Clinton Street
Hazel McLean
Barrie
Dominion War Tax Office
No-title Onion Preparation Instructions
Wash and peel onions under cold water to reduce tearing. Boil onions in boiling water for fifty minutes, drain and rinse with cold water. Reboil with salt then simmer gently twenty five minutes until soft. Drain, rest briefly, then serve warm with butter and seasoning or white sauce.
Miss Madeleine Forster Scores Long Amateur Record in Ontario
Miss Madeleine N. Forster former Barrie resident now assistant swimming instructress at Central Technical High School Toronto won Ontario diving titles for four years and is a former Canadian champion in women's speed swimming. She held many awards including the across the bay win of 1921, with 17 cups 21 medals and 3 shields in amateur careers. Her family moved from Barrie to Toronto in 1916 with her father a commercial traveller and sister Fern also known as an elocutionist.
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Madeleine N. Forster
Barrie
Central Technical High School
Toronto
Ontario
Horn of Plenty
Chas, Forster
Fern Forster
Rugman and Ker ridge Wed at Dalston Union Parsonage
On Wednesday October 18 at the Dalston Union parsonage Mr George Rugman and Miss Florence May Kerridge were married by Rev G H Knighton. The bride was given away by her brother Edward. They left for Niagara for their honeymoon.
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Union Parsonage
Dalston
George Rugman
Florence May Kerridge
G. H. Knighton
Edward
Niagara
Quiet wedding at Trinity Anglican Barrie
A quiet wedding took place at Trinity Anglican Church Barrie at 3 pm on Wednesday October 18. Anna Pain daughter of Mr and Mrs John Pain married Robert Bruce Binnie of Anton Mills. The bride wore a navy blue tricotine travelling suit with sand and brown hat and veil. They departed for a Muskoka honeymoon.
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Trinity Anglican Church
Barrie
A. R. Beverley
Annie
John Pain
Robert Bruce Binnie
Anton Mills
Muskoka
Miss Mary Noble joins Klim Co milk firm Toronto
Lefroy resident Miss Mary Noble accepts a position with Klim Co milk products of Toronto Ont. College registrations include Miss Mabel Gill Fenelon Falls Miss Bessie Boag Burwash Miss Blanche Owen St. Marys and Miss Jessie Croucher Port Darling among local students. Mrs G D McLeod Toronto, formerly in Mr Wauchope's classes, visited town last week and renewed acquaintances with Miss Gordon. Irene Pratt, formerly with Wm Davies Co, has returned to Business College. A Nicholson and E Witham, ex-Dumbells Co, were former students of Mr Wauchope and called to extend good wishes.
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Mary Noble
Lefroy
Klim Co., Milk Products
Toronto
Ont
Mabel Gill
Fenelon Falls
Bessie Boag
Burwash
Blanche Owen
St. Mary’s
Jessie Croucher
Port Darling
G. D. McLeod
Wauchope
Wauchope Arranges Ten Lectures on Filing for Students
Mr Wauchope arranged with the Office Specialty Co educational department to conduct a course of ten lectures on filing for his students. The plan aims to improve practical record keeping and clerical skills.
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Wauchope
The
Office Specialty Co
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Jamada
Tyne
LUNDY
Tisdall
Poppy Day Fund
Rugman—Kerridge
Binnie
Rinso
Rinso i
LUX
Ful
Barrie Business College
Mother
Fry’s
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