Mrs M F Maybee Rites Held In Port Hope
Funeral services for the late Mrs M F Maybee of Bethesda in her 70th year were held from her Port Hope home. Surviving are husband two daughters Ethel and Mrs P Guardhouse and three sons Harry Roy and Lewis. A softball game scheduled for Monday evening was postponed.
Bowmanville Winner Drawn in Oshawa Kinsmen Car Prize
William McNutt of Bowmanville won a Chevrolet car and 1,000 gallons of gasoline for $1.00 in the Oshawa Kinsmen draw held Tuesday evening last week. The ticket was selected from thousands in the drum, marking a notable prize event in the community.
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Dame Fortune
William McNutt
Bowmanville
Oshawa
Mrs Cardwell Wins 1940 Plymouth at Whitby Lions Carnival
Mrs Cardwell wife of Dr W A Cardwell assistant superintendent of the Ontario Hospital Whitby won the grand prize Plymouth coach at the Lions Club carnival held Wednesday evening. The draw at midnight was by Leslie A McMullen warden of Ontario County and announced by President J H Ormiston who thanked contributors for raising funds for welfare work among children.
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Cardwell
W. A. Cardwell
Ontario Hospital
Whitby
Plymouth
Leslie A. McMullen
Ontario County
J. H. Ormiston
Card of Thanks to Fire Brigade for Saving Adjoining Buildings
Mr Clarence Allin thanks the Orone Fire Brigade for saving adjoining buildings at the Friday fire and expresses gratitude to others who assisted in the effort.
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Clarence Allin
Orone
Finlander’s Canada visit linked to pro Hitler remarks
A Finnish national in Canada sparked attention after expressing hope for Germany’s victory in World War II and indicating a dislike for Canada, prompting questions about his motives and intentions during his stay.
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Canada
Hitler
Orono Social Roundup and Local Notices
Mr Wyven Reid and family visited the city for the weekend and Miss Lois Vinson of Toronto stays with her cousin Miss Mary Somerville. The Orono Band heads to Lindsay for the Orange parade. many locals enjoy camps, reunions, and socials around July.
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Lois Vinson
Toronto
Mary Somerville
Local News Highlights From Orono and Area
Mr and Mrs R H Allen hosted visitors on July 1 including Mr and Mrs T W Harper and son Granton from Toronto and Dr and Mrs Willard. Other guests included families from Peterboro Newtonville Toronto and South Monaghan. A brush fire near the station prompted a warning to notify the fire department. Orono Citizens Band hosted an open air concert but a competing religious sect with a loud speaker dampened the event. The Chamber of Commerce plans to reschedule appearances to Saturdays when the band does not perform.
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R. H. Allen
T. W. Harper
Granton
Toronto
Willard
T. R. Bragg
Bowmanville
S. Magee
Doreen Magee
Peterboro
W. Rutherford
C. Reid
Newtonville
J. Henry
Mary Henry
Mel. Heaslip
Russell F. Cruse and Son
South Monaghan
J. Eagleson
Orono
Chamber of Commerce
Rider suffers brain concussion in bicycle accident
Roy C. Forrester Jr delivering Star papers in the village north end fell when a fork bar failed, sending the bicycle into a ditch. He was treated at Bowmanville Hospital for a brain concussion, facial injuries, and bruises. a passing child’s account confirmed no vehicle involvement.
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Roy C. Forrester, Jr
R. A. Forrester
Star
R. H. Brown
Roy
S. E. Allin
Bowmanville Hospital
Billy Casey
Robert Casey
John Tamblyn
Orono Tennis Club Tops Peterboro in Dual Meet
The Orono Club traveled to Peterboro July 6 and won two of six events. Donald Staples and Carmen Cornish formed the second men’s doubles pair and took their match in straight sets, as W Mabel and W Davidson won singles events and several doubles contests were decided. Next week Karnatha Iroquois visit Orono Community Park for a rematch.
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Orono Tennis Club
Karnatha Hurons
Peterboro
Orono Club
Donald Staples
Carmen Cornish
W. Mabel
Mac Smith
W. Davidson
Viola Noden
G. Graham
M. Marsh
Roy Colville
Jim Powers
K. Athey
S. Cauley
M. Cunningham
G. Mitchell
D. Ackford
E. Scott
A. Mackenzie
A. Drynan
M. Overend
P. Winter
Karnatha Iroquois
Orono
Rumor Exaggerations Debunked In Peterboro War Climate
The Peterboro Examiner rebuts circulating rumors about Fifth Column activity and a local businessman. No dynamite or explosive findings have occurred near Peterborough plants and no police action or store closure has taken place regarding the George Street merchant.
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Peterboro
Examiner Bulletin Board
Peterborough
Examiner
George Street
Heaviest Rain of the Year Falls Wednesday Evening
The heaviest rain of the year so far fell Wednesday evening, delivering a heavy downpour that seemed to burst from the sky and soak the area.
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Park ST. United Church
Littlewood
John W. Wilkinson
Warsaw, Ontario
F. F. Morris & Son
Durham
Morris & Son
Orono Tinshop
R. E. Logan
Centre St
RED & White
P&g
Fa FU
Rork
Leon
J. J. Cornish
Mr. Wyven Reid
Margaret Roy
Macdonald College
Guelph
June Wheten
Orono Citizens
Lindsay
Mrs
Ernest Gibson
Samson Yeo
Stono Memorial Park
Enoch Hancock
Pennslyvania
Geo. Butters
LeRoy Myles
States
Carl Tennant
Forestry
Colville Evans
Donald Robb
C. A. McRobert
Janet
Montreal
Mrs. Stevenson
Cobb Hill
Vernon Saunders
Arthur Saunders
Stan. Bowen
Newcastle
Alice Bowen
Clint Farrow
Butters
Glenn
Tamblyn
Toronto Conservatory
Margaret M. L. Gray
Miss Williams
Jim Tamblyn
Cedar Dale Dairy
Glen Rae
Jack Patterson
Women’s Society of Calvay Baptist Church
Live and Learn
Consecon Lake
Prince Edward County
Chas. Shaw
George and
Jimmie
Greta Mercer
Geo. Cawker
Island Grove
Lake Simcoe
James Moffatt
Harry Mercer
Kieth- Wilson
Orono Memorial Park
Cobourg
Adeline Patterson
Jim Patterson
E. E. Patterson
Orillia
Alf. Chapman
W. L. Edwards
Manilla
Fred Blewett
Lee Beggs
Renfrew
T. H. Eberson
Ivy
A. A. Rolph
Armstrong’s
Crono Flour Mills
Armstrong
CERTO
Yic
Jilie Feve A