Local residents and visitors mark summer season in Orillia area
Numerous names travel between towns including Orillia, Lindsay, Kingston and Toronto. Residents attend fairs, university events, and visits while golfers, nurses trainees, and show attendees circulate. The Orillia treasurer reports over 39000 in second tax instalment receipts.
Hook and Miss Marinel Wed at St Andrew’s Manse
The quiet wedding of Mr. Norman Lewis Hook and Miss Alice Leslie Marinel, both of Toronto, took place Tuesday afternoon at St. Andrew's Manse. Rev. Geo. A. Brown officiated with Mr. and Mrs. John Wair Jr. in attendance. The groom is a former resident of Bar rie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew’s Manse
Norman Lewis Hook
Alice Leslie Marinel
Toronto
John Wair
Geo. A. Brown
Barrie
Birth notices recorded for Minesing Barrie and Utopia area
On September 22 to September 28 1922 several birth notices list newborns in Minesing Port McNicoll Barrie and Utopia. Names include Allsopp Caldwell Guthrie McArthur Paine Rodgers Smith Tuck and Willoughby with twin daughters and a stillborn son noted.
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G. J. McArthur
Mabel McManus
Lillian Irene
Albert Smith
Tuck
Cecil Tuck
Willoughby
Howard
Utopia
Married Heydon Hinds at St Pauls Alliston
On Tuesday September 19 1922 at St Pauls Church Alliston Margaret Ethel Hinds of Oneida New York formerly of Allandale wed Philibert Heydon of Alliston in a ceremony conducted by Rev J OBrien.
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Heydon—Hinds
St. Paul’s Church
Alliston
J. O’brien
Margaret Ethel Hinds
Oneida
N.Y
Allandale
Philibert Heydon
Mrs C R Martin Expresses Thanks for Kindness
Mrs. C R Martin thanks friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy during her recent bereavement.
Estate of John Averill forces creditor claims
Notice to creditors under the Trustee Act requests all persons with claims against the estate of John Averill of Allandale who died August 20 1922 to send particulars by October 20 1922. Executors will distribute assets thereafter and will not be responsible for claims not then on notice. Esten Esten Barrie solicitors for the executrices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Averill
Allandale
Esten & Esten, Barrie
Ness and Horner Wed in Toronto Quiet Ceremony
In Toronto on September 20 Mr J W Ness of Barrie wed Eva Mae Horner daughter of the late James Horner of Edmonton. Rev R B Cochrane officiated at College St Presbyterian. The couple returned from a short honeymoon and reside at 90 Worsley Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Cook
Orillia
Lindsay
T. H. Redditt
Pittsburg
Bailey
Toronto
Mss Ferris
Candles
Kingston
G. H. Braden
Dental College
Gladys Marlin
London
Randall Richardson
Baby
Tottenham
P. J. Moran
Ferry
Elmvale Fair
O. H. Lyon
J. A. MacLaren
Canoe Lake
Algonquin Park
J. C. Miles
Lizzie Palling
Coldwater
Ritchie
T. Sewrey
Margaret Todd
Toronto University
S.P. S
Mabel Hill
Neola Paddison
Guelph
T. Pierce
Perry Sr
Geo. Lewis
Mildred Culford
Donald Jacobs
I. Sneath
Edmonton
Woodstock
Ont
Geo. Stephens
Collingwood
Pierce
Barrie Fair
Harvey Ritchie
Midland
W. C. Walls
D. C. McMillan
Robsart
Sask
Gertrude Cooper
Cookstown
Gamble
James St. James Thompson
Dominion
Cobourg
Gordon Heels
Mildred Ansley
Cumberland Street
Florence Firman
Firman
Bradford Street
Howcroft
Olive Wilson
Gertie Rock
Perry St
Entwistle
E. Longman
J. W. Ness
Barrie
Eva Mae Horner
James Horner
R. B. Cochrane
College St. Presbyterian Church
Quiet Toronto Church Wedding of Mary Irene McDonald and Alphonsus Coughlin
Mary Irene McDonald and Alphonsus J. Coughlin wed at St. Vincent's Church Toronto on a Tuesday morning. Rev Father Smith officiated and sang the nuptial mass. The bride wore a reindeer duvetyne suit with Ophelia rosés and a Isabell a fox scarf while Grace McDonald served as bridesmaid. The groom’s brother Dr L M Coughlin attended him. The couple departed for a California honeymoon with friends’ best wishes.
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St. Vincent's Church
Toronto
Mary Irene McDonald
E. J. McDonald
Barrie
Alphonsus J. Coughlin
Isabella Fox
Grace McDonald
L. M. Coughlin
Mansion House Fire Triggers Urgent Town Aid
Fire in Cookstown at the Mansion House prompts swift calls for help. Mayor Little dispatches local firefighters in two cars driven by Sid Sherlock and Dick Wolfenden. They reach Cookstown quickly and aid in tearing down nearby buildings to stop spread. Barrie truck unused due to no water system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansion House
Cookstown
Mayor Little
Sid Sherlock
Dick Wolfenden
Barrie
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Tee
W. A. Lowe & Son
Partridge & Gilroy
Mel
Hook
Manuel
Trenton
Iarrin
Th St., Barrie
ICO
Alaska
Fleley
Neilson
Brge
Opera House
Thomas Meighan
Ceed Nees
New York
Mildred Harris
Adolph Zukor
Paramount Picture
George M. Cohan
Darragh Aldrich
T. Forman
Waldemar Young
THE
Dumbells
Brown Betty
Powell & CO
Brown Betty Tea Room
Cookstown Flour Mills
F. H. Robinson
Prop
Martin
Chas
R. Martin
Barrie Business College
Collier St. Methodist Church
J. H. Oke
Flesherton
Owen Sound District
T W. Wauchope
Ness—Horner
Coughlin—Mcdonald
Webb
American Hotel
Happy Thought
United Farmers Co-Op. Co., Ltd
Farmers’ Store
House of Quality and Service
Children’s Reefers
Alex. Milne & Son