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Newspaper

Barrie Examiner

Location

Barrie, Ontario, Canada

Date

Sep 29, 1921

Page

8

Harvest Home Services and Socials in Local Churches

Across town notices report visits by relatives from Chapleau North Bay and Toronto, while events include a meat supper by Essa St Church and a U.P.S.C.E social. St. George's Church held Harvest Home services with floral displays, music and a sermon by Capt Tupper at Camp Borden.

Joseph Day Sioux Lookout Robert Cummings Chapleau Ada Miles North Bay L. G. Plowman Harry Gray Oshawa A. Hook George Hunt Stouffville J. S. Brunton H. Peters Burton Ave S. M. Beach Morrison St. George’s St. George’s Church

Theft at Brunton's Hardware Quietly Stolen Till Cash

A thief tampered with the till at J. S. Brunton's hardware store on a Friday afternoon, taking twenty dollars while the owner was briefly in the back. The incident occurred without disturbance and no suspect is known. police have been notified and expect developments.

J. S. Brunton Mr. Brunton

Four Camp Borden Men Fined After Minet Point Incident

Four young men from Camp Borden faced police court action after using foul language at Minet Point Park. They then attacked a man they mistook for the manager, striking him with a whiskey bottle. Fines totaled 200, 20 and 3 dollars with costs. the 200-dollar offender jailed for three months.

Camp Borden Minet’s Point Park Poucher Simmons P. C. Rayner P. M. Radenhurst

Ice fall injures man at Niagara Falls plant

John Davey was seriously injured when a cake of ice detached from a tank at his uncle’s Niagara Falls plant. The incident occurred while he was removing ice, striking him on the head and knees.

Niagara Falls John Davey

Jane Ann McLeod Todd obituary Near Gilford Innisfil

Jane Ann McLeod Todd died September 22 at home in Innisfil Township near Gilford after a year long illness from pernicious anemia. She was wife of Joseph Todd and mother of Mrs. Fred Robertson, Sherman and Donna Todd. Rev. Wallace Johnston led a house funeral service from Psalm 91 4. Burial followed in Central Cemetery Innisfil.

Innisfil Gilford Jane Ann .McLeod Joseph Todd Fred Robertson Stroud Sherman Donna Todd Samuel Coulter David McLeod Bradford C. E. Mattenley Young, Sask Wallace Johnston Churchill Toronto Alliston Davidson Todd Thos. Todd Hugh Todd Samuel Todd Eben Todd Central Cemetery

Frederick J Lower Barrie tailoring pioneer dies at 78

Frederick James Lower longtime Barrie tailor and respected citizen died September 28 after two years in frail health. Born in London England he came to Barrie in 1870 with his wife and child. He ran a tailoring business over 45 years with son Charles handling recent operations. Active in Sons of England St George Society and Conservative politics he served on the School Board and was an Anglican linked to Trinity Church. Funeral Sunday October 2 will be under Mason ic auspices. Survived by wife and seven children in Canada and the U.S. including F Chas Lower Barrie.

Barrie Frederick James Lower London England Canada Charles Lower Sons of England and St. George’s Society Trinity Church Corinthian Lodge

William Hounsome served in Great War dies at home

Thomas Smith Hounsome, veteran of the Great War, died at his Sanford Street home after a five month illness. He survived trench fever at the front, August hospitalization in Toronto, and returned home before passing. He leaves a widow and three young daughters. Interment at Cookstown, large funeral attendance. The article notes his service with the 19th Battalion and later GTR fireman work, church and lodge affiliations, and his siblings. Also mentions New York theatres offering six tongues and newspapers in twenty foreign languages.

Thomas Smith Hounsome Sanford St Christie St. Military Hospital Toronto Chas. Hounsome Cookstown Elizabeth McMaster West Gwillimbury Barrie 19Th Bn Germany G.T.R. Service Trinity Church Bradford W. E. Carr Chas Wm. Hounsome St. John’s A. R. Beverley Mr. Whittaker W. A. Pratt Heav N J. W. Munro S. Sims J.wheeler H. Desourche Frank Goring Frank Wood

Stayner and area visits mention trips and milestones

Sept 28 notes visitors and reunions in Innisfil area. Eva Harkins of Stayner visits Florence Connell while Donald Cowan from Toronto spends Sunday at home. Mrs Baxter Latimer of Brandon Manitoba tours relatives, recalling her 40 year departure from Innisfil. Stroud rural school fair prizes noted. Reverend John Roff of Waldermar visits Wm Cowan and friends.

Eva Harkins Stayner Florence Connell Donald Cowan Toronto Wm. Martin Thomas Mullen Big Bay Point Baxter Latimer Brandon Man Cowan Jean Nelson Latimer Innisfil Manitoba Robt. Nelson Stroud John Roff Waldermar Dufferin County Churchill Wm. Cowan

Anniversary services mark Xan Decor Crown Hill event

Sept 27 anniversary services held at the Methodist Church in Xan Decor Crown Hill with Rev E T Douglas of Central Barrie preaching at morning and evening services. Collections reached 140 dollars and the church was festooned with asters and dahlias while Sunday School children gathered haw berries around the altar.

E. T. Douglas Central Methodist Church Barrie W. S. Irwin William Chappel Yellow Grass Sask S. J Henry Dunsmore John Chappel Joseph Caldwell St. James’ Church Crown Hill Mr. Johnston Shanty Bay

Local News From Stroud and Surroundings

Stroud notes include J Neelands returning from Winnipeg to visit his mother Mrs Neelands and families visiting relatives in Aurora and Brandon. Mss Wilda Ness from Toronto stays with Mrs R McConkey, and Mrs Latimer of Brandon with George Nelson. Funeral attendance for Mrs J Todd at Churchill is reported, with widespread sympathy. Visitors traveled to Barrie to hear Rev Dr Gordon. A statistic notes eight million American women are in gainful employment.

Craigvale Wm. Latimer Toronto Wm. Young Chicago Neelands J. Neelands Winnipeg Belle Flora Neelands Jeffries Midland George Charles Chantler Stroud Wilson Aurora Patterson N. McConkey Queeney Wilda Ness R. McConkey Latimer Brandon Man George Nelson Broadview Farm

Liberal-Conservative convention draws broad local turnout

Sept 28 reports Mrs Marshall of Toronto visiting Mrs Thos Hewson and Mrs John Banting of Ivy visiting niece Mrs O Black. A large local representation attended the Liberal Conservative convention held in Cookstown on Wednesday. Daniel Evans of Chicago, a former res.

Marshall Toronto Thos. Hewson John Banting Ivy O. Black Cookstown Daniel Evans Chicago

Osborne guest at Cookstown. Harvest services held

Harry Osborne visited Mr. Nevills of Cookstown last week. Local residents attended Harvest Home services at the Townline Sunday. Mr. Moore of Barrie escaped a serious accident when his car skidded off the road near Mr. McDonald's on the way to Stafford Reed's. His front wheel broke in a deep ditch. The article notes that about 500,000 pies are consumed daily in ten major US cities.

Harry Osborne Nevills Cookstown Harvest Home Townline Moore Barrie McDonald

Hemphill's Auto Gas Tractor School Ad

Wanted at Once 200 Men Auto Gas Tractor Mechanics The Vul canizers Battery Repairing Oxy Acetylene Welding Mechanics earn 5 to 15 per day Train for these at our big modern school largest and best equipped in Eastern Canada Very best instruction only few weeks required We train you day and evening classes free Call or write for free catalogue Seventeen years experience Hemphill's Big Auto Gas Tractor School 163 King St West Toronto 37-40cstve

Canada Hemphill’s Big Auto Gas Tractor King St. West Toronto

Compass with sundial valued heirloom from 18th century

A silver mounted compass with a sun dial and engraved longitudes and latitudes, dating to 1773 with Paris 1727 origins, was given by Miss Buckley aboard the Metagama to B. Cox. The piece descended from Sir George Oxenden via the Buckley family of Weston Norfolk, and remains in a green shag case.

Buckley Metagama B. Cox Canada Cox Weston Norfolk George Oxenden Sir Basil ‘Dirwelds Paris H. H

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Cororozoror Borden THE NEW Dreamland Theatre Jackie Coogan Bad Boy Priscilla Dean Mack Quick Service FORD Garace Mrs F. J. Lower T. S. Hounsome New York City Miss Walker Vickers Limited Xan United States Egbert Dial& Compass
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