Sermon Inspires Oddfellows Led by Midland Band
Rev J H Osterhout preached to about 80 to 90 Oddfellows at Orono on Sunday evening in Park Street United Church. He spoke on Love of Jonathan for David and urged daily practice of Christian brotherhood while noting 1 C C F work for widows and orphans and visiting the sick. Members came from Port Hope Cobourg Bowmanville Newcastle and other places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F
Orono
Park Street United Church
Midland Regimentall
Centre Street
Church Street
Mary
Main Street
Town Hall
Park Street
Church
Recall Lodge
A. A. Drumimionich
BR. Smith
J. H. Osterhout
Jonathan
David
Port Hope
Cobourg
Bowmanville
Newcastle
W.M.S Meeting Focused on Peace and Missions
The Woman's Missionary Society met at Park Street Church with President Miss Davey in charge. The program centered on peace with scripture readings and a talk on missions led by Mrs Fralick. The June WMS meeting will be on Temperance with WOTU members hosting. Also noted is a civil claim: Howard Brown of Port Hope sought $130 from Fred K Brown of Morrish for farm services, receiving $42 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society
Park Sttreet Church
Miss Davey
Fralick
W. O.T.U
Howard Brown
Port Hope
Fred K. ‘Brown
Morrish
Duet and Chorus Winners in OEA Programme Competition
Thirteen schools competed in choir with three runners up named. Medals and prizes were presented after judge Dr. Partridge announced results. Duet and chorus events featured Orono Providence Starkville and Earby Salina Maple Grove among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QO Canada
All Present
O.E.A
Suarkville
Providnce
Edith Trull
Orono
Jolly Miller
Dr. Partridge
Bowmansville
Providence
Starkville
Marion ‘Green
Marion Greem
God Save the King
Jin
Shihan’s
E. Famblyn
Leskard School
G. Guay
Kirby School
L. Wannan
Sollina School
Clarke Darlington Football League Elect Officers
The Clarke Darlington Football League held a Monday meeting at Hampton town hall to elect officers and handle business. Ten teams will play in two groups Eastern and Western with Hampton Solina Curtis Enniskillen Tyrone Clarke United and Bowmanville Oshawa Brooklin Claremont in the leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke-Darlington
Hampton Town Hall
Hampton
Solina
Curtis
Enniskillen
Tyrone
Clarke
Bowmianville
Oshawa
Brookliin
Claremont
Clare
Bowmanville Music Festival Schedule 1938
The Bowmanville Music Festival runs May 10 to 12 with numerous classes and solos across Rural and Urban divisions. Competitors must report 15 minutes before start. finals and a First Prize Winners concert are slated for May 13 at Trinity United Church with admission fees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilass
Trinity United Church
Bowmanville
J. H. Johnston
Misa Helen Morris
Sec
Treas
Public School Children at Orono Musical Festival
Newcastle W A presents pictures on Monday evening May 2 in Orono. Readings by H Squair and Mr Foley, trombone by Allin, songs, music and pantomime. A parade of class roles and album pictures captivated attendees. Cobourg council considers bylaw to add Collegiate Institute building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orono
Park Street
United Church
J. H. Osterhout
Ovonio
Walter Rickard
Newcastle
H. Squair
Folley
Allin
Percy Hare
A. O. Parker
Beta Cooks
Barbara Bonathan
George P. Rickard
Maclean
Popeye
Ernest Gilbank
Grossip
N. L. Rickards
Jean Prout
Jiges
Maceie
A. Prout
W. Couch
Fred B. Diovekin
Harold Avin
Harold Couch
Jemima
Chas
Clamence
E. C. Figher
W. J
Rickard
Lady of the Roses
Ruterford
Thomas A. Rodger
Kris Kringle
T. W. Jackson
Molitor
H. R. Pearce
Mary Annn
H. J. Joye
Mariner
Howard Allin
Geo. Waulston
J. Eagleson
Orono W. A
Cobourg
Pupils Compete In Bowmanville Music Festival
Ninety five contestants from Orono Continuation School vie for honors in junior and senior divisions at the Junior Children's Music Festival in Orono. Adjudicator Mr. Brethour of Toronto critiques tone, rhythm, and enunciation for entries in four classes, with winners named in each group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowmanville
A. Merry Lad
Dougas Wilson
Grant Brooks
Roland ‘Coombes
Miary Gettlick
Violet Mollinesworth
Eileen Todd
Ruby Allen
Margaret Harris
Clarke Township Council Receives Subsidy and Reviews Expenses
Clarke Township Council met May 2 with Reeve Reid presiding. A $6,349.55 Ontario grant covered half the year 1937 township road costs. Hospital bills and various relief and service expenses were approved. Tax collection is extended to June 7, and a June 7 meeting will address general business and the 1938 assessment revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Township
T. A. Reid
Horticultural Society of Newcastlle
Newcastle
Ontario
Henry J. Casement
Toronto General Hospital
Jas. Taylor
Carl Brown
Baby
Arthur Lockhart
Goboure General Hospital
Kendal
Federal Insurance
Smith Aon Porter
Town Hall
EH. E. Patterson
Lanncaster
Brown
Toronto
R. H. Wood
Lyall Lowery
W. H. Stanley
Agin
Oveno
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oddfellows
W.M.S. Meeting
Darlington Football League
Hamipiton
W.A
Brethour
Durham ‘County
Betty Osborne
Gwen Chatterton
Muriel Tennant
Dorothy Quinney
Lorraine Wight
Helen Cox
Tancolnshire
Lawrence Farrow
Bobby T Lockhard
Alex.Stachyrulk
Jack Colville
Arthur Clemence
Council
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