Community Notes From Neighboring Townships
Sept 27 brief items report moves visits and family events across villages. W J Armstrong relocates to a new house while Velma Crawford returns from Tor onto. A Toronto visit by Mrs Sellen and family. Pratt family guests and local weddings. Stork brings a girl Margaret Pearl to Wm Priest. Wedding of Gertrude Priest to Stanley Fralick at Parker home. Anniversary services planned at Union Church with Rev Byrnes speaking. Sept 28 Rural School Fair attendees travel by Mr Forbes two buses. Belle Ewart cottage building activity. Mr and Mrs Kirby visit from Chicago. Mrs Finnigan visits Eureka Villa. a surprise shower honors Mr and Mrs Kochaly. Mrs Reid and Mrs Eden visit. Rev Ed Whan and family vacationing. Mrs Ferrier ill. Mrs Sullivan visits from Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Armstrong
Velma Crawford
Toronto
Elvin Chappel
Ralph Chappel
Sellen
M. Burchell
R. W. Pattenden
Mount Albert
Jas. Graham
Esther
Vandorf
R. Plowright
Wm. Priest
Margaret Pearl
C. W. Parker
Gertrude Priest
Albert Priest
Flos
Stanley Fralick
Wm. Fralick
Union Church
J. D. Byrnes
Barrie
Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
J. Albert Leece
Stroud
Forbes
Belle Ewart
Kirby
Chicago
Finnigan
Cooke
Eureka Villa
J. A. Kochaly
T. Reid
Eden
Dale
Kitchener
Ed. Whan
Long Branch
Jas
John Ferrier
Sullivan
A. Trombley
Phelpston Neighbors Report Visits and Local News
Miss Mary Keaney rests at home from St Michael's Hospital Toronto. Madelaine Donnelly leads a Timagami Ont school. Locals note many visitors and apologize for incomplete past notices. Farm changes, road improvements, sidewalks, and bank plans are discussed. Crop yields expected higher prices, fall fairs report strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Keaney
St. Michael’s Hospital
Toronto
Madelaine Donnelly
Timagami
Ont
James Foley
Pat Donovan
Barrie
Jas. McGinnis
Examiner
S. Platt
Adam Wicklum
Wicklum
M. J. Gearin
Main St
U. F.O
G.T.R
Bank of Toronto
McGinnis
Farewell Party at Big Bay Point for George O'Connor
A gathering at Mr and Mrs Fred Guest on September 15 bids farewell to George O Connor who is marrying. Guests enjoy games dancing and lunch with a purse presented and a heartfelt address. Miss Leola McDonald marries Joseph Ferrier as Big Bay Point notes another departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Guest
George O'Connor
George
Edmund Irwin
Rex Guest
Miss Swingler
Big Bay Point
Barrie
Toronto
Leola McDonald
Joseph Ferrier
Stayner Community News and Notices
Stayner updates report Mr and Mrs A W Palmer departing for Saskatoon Chaplin. Miss Alice Dickey seriously ill. Ed Bell family and Mrs Coulter from Owen Sound visiting. Mrs McColeman returns from North Bay Schreiber. District Sunday School convention to meet in Baptist Church Friday. Rev and Mrs Lehman back from Stouffville conference. Dr Dobson returns from vacation. U F O convention set for Saturday with speaker Mr Amos. Mr and Mrs Chas Seeler honeymooning near Stayner and plan to settle here. Mrs Ernie Turner improving. Mr Glenn dies at 76. funeral at son Percy's residence. U F C grain elevator now open and busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Palmer
Stayner
Sunnidale
Palmer
Levi Raymer
Chaplin
Sask
Alice Dickey
Ed. Bell
Coulter
Owen Sound
T. Jackman
McColeman
North Bay
Schreiber
Baptist Church
Lehman
Stouffville
Dobson
Amos
Mags
Chas. Seeler
Ernie Turner
Glenn
Percy
Thornton Ivy young folks host wedding shower
A mixed crowd in Thornton and Ivy gathered September 19 to honor Miss Lillian Goodwin on the eve of her marriage to Rev. T. J. Dew. Gifts were plentiful and practical, reflecting the bride’s high regard among friends. Social amusements filled the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
Ivy
Lillian Goodwin
T. J. Dew
J. Dobson
Utopia
W. C. Banting
W. A. Thompson
Chas. Shields
Meaford
Elmvale
Watson
J. East
Los Angeles
A. J. Speers
Lennox Black
Mary
Craigvale
Darcey
Lennox
Ralph
Painswick
I. F. Lennox
Laura Lyall
Grace Hospital
Toronto
Gertrude Lennox
Sunday Outings and a Local Death Report
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Sloan visited Barrie for Rev. Dr. Gordon's sermon and fine choir music. J. E. Hodgson spent Sunday in Stayner. The Stroud school fair drew crowds on Monday. Women’s Institute visited Coulson's Hill. Howard Allan recovered from illness. George Morris died Thursday September 22 and was buried by the Orangemen. he leaves three sons and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Sloan
Barrie
Gordon
J. E. Hodgson
Stayner
Stroud
Women’s Institute
Coulson’s Hill
Howard Allan
George Morris
Orangemen
Midland visitors and local events highlight week
Chas Johns of Midland spends the week at home. Choir prepares an anniversary program. Mrs Greene toured Toronto. Miss J Jago returns from Toronto. A large turnout attends Stroud school fair with strong exhibits and congratulations to participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Johns
Midland
Greene
Toronto
J. Jago
Stroud
Dalston Weekend Visits and Local Church Rally
DALSTON September 27. Mr and Mrs Dawson spent the weekend in Toronto. Mr and Mrs J Jory spent Sunday in Orillia. S S Rally in the Methodist Church on Sunday morning. Ewart Brown returned to Guelph College. Several from here went to town Sunday night to hear Rev Dr Gordon at the Presbyterian Church. Mrs A E Bell spending a few days at Oro Station.
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James W. Wilson
Imour Portfoue
W. Firth
Presser and Dyer
Dunlop ST
Barrie Inn
Victor
Wang Wang
Coleman
Peggy O'Neil
Melody Men
Rose van Eps
Maort
Benson Orchestra
Mon Homme
Fox
Paul Whiteman
Scandinavia
Diamond
Tlo
Any
Berliner Gram Ophons Co., Limited
Montreal
RPS
Vickers Limited
Churchill
Keenan
Kennedy
Keenan & Kennedy
West End
Elizabeth St
Barrie, Ont
Toronto Finance Corporation Limited
Brook Sykes
Ovenden College
J Barrie
Williams Cor
Elizabeth & Mary Sts
Fred Parr
James Richards
Thursda
Sime
Marl
Barri
Dunlop
Bayfield
Holly
Dalston
A.M
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