Scully Named General Manager of CPR Eastern Lines
John J. Scully, long a railway aide and clerk, has been appointed General Manager for the CPR Eastern Lines. His career began in 1857 as an office boy. he rose through mechanical and superintendent roles in Montreal Winnipeg Brandon Kenora and North Bay before this promotion. He succeeds Alfred Price who is on extended medical leave after 40 years with CPR.
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Canadian Pacific 9 Operst
Num’ Rr
Dix
John J. Scully
Sculls
Canadian Pacific
Montreas
Parsham
Quebec
Montreal
Farnham
Scully
Toronto Junction
Winnipeg
Western Canada
Arere
Brandon
Kenora
Western Division
Saskatchewan Division
North Bay
Algoma
George H. Ham
George
Alfred Price
C.P.R
Christ Church Morning Service and Sermon Announced
The 10th Sunday after Trinity service begins at 10:30 with Sunday School at 11:15. An evening service and sermon follow at 7:00. Next Sunday Rector absent. Mr J Papkin of Brandon to take the service. Rev S R Hammond praised for a sermon and Bible Society talk.
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Trinity
J. Papkin
Brandon
S. RB. Hammond
Christ Church
Bible Society
Union Services at Knox Zion Churches Next Sunday
Knox and Zion Churches plan joint worship next Sunday with 11 am Divine Service at Knox titled The Masters Joy. Zion holds 7 pm service on Without Money and Without Price. Sunday School times and guest preachers Rev W T Brady Crandall and Rev R A Swyers Hamiota are listed.
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Knox
Zion
Christ
Chumah
W. T. Brady
Crandall
Oarner
R A. Swyers
Hamiota
Best Lace Leather cut to suit at McColl's
Mr Cheal is back after illness and visitors are welcome at Hamiota Hospital from 2 to 5 and 7 to after five daily. Money to loan on improved farm lands at current rates of interest. A D McConnell is the district representative for Minotaults Fire Insurance Co. office near The Echo Office.
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McColl's
Hamiota Hospital
Taylor
Hamiota
Man
Miniota Moutasl Fire Insurance Co
A. D. McConnell
Echo
Death of D. McNaught aged 82 at Rapid City
D. McNaught died Thursday evening August 10 1922 at his Rapid City home after a month of influenza illness. Born in Penpont Scotland he came to Canada aged eight, worked as a blacksmith and wagon shop owner, studied at Ontario Veterinary College, and served twice in the Saskatchewan Manitoba legislature. Survived by widow six children and numerous grandchildren.
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David McNaught
Rapid City
Mr. McNaught
Penpont
Dumfrieshire
Scotland
Canada
John McNaught
Brantford
Ont
Mitchell
Perth County
Seaforth
Ontario Veterinary College
Manitoba
Hamiota
Saskatchewan
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
Minn
William J. McNaught
Edmonton
Bernard R. McNaught
Man
Geo. L Stone
Minnedosa
H. Hindson
Moline
Geo. N Hindson
Calgary
Alta
Government Conversion Scheme Offers Bondholders Renewed Loans
The government invites holders of five and a half percent war loan bonds maturing December 1 1922 to exchange for new bonds at the same rate of interest for five or ten years with a one month interest bonus. The last Canadian loan was placed in New York at a satisfactory price. Bonds can be exchanged at chartered banks. holders opting for cash will be paid December 1.
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New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
C.P.R. Eastern Lines
Hether
Bank of Hamilton
Bank OF Hamilton Hamilta
J. E. Hood
Anglican Christ Church
S.J. Wickens
Union Services
Mr. Cheal
Templetons
Toronto
McNaught
J.T. Clarke
Tom Tsutin
Lemons Cash Stores
All Ladies
Wosievy
Holeproft Fassery
Holeproof Co
Lemons Gash Stores
D. McNaught
Berlin
Mamiota
West
Union Bank OF Canada
Pri
R. S. Clodge
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