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1itelDr1 the Annan district and now living in Owen Sound, who during a Christmas holiday visIt with their daughter, Mrs. W. B. Smith and Mr. Smith of Fergus celebrated their fittieth wrui T;Hr ivt' i V. j!} 1V enoyfl2g 4(1U1 health and received ni ny cougra Lulatoty Ines- sages on the anniversary occasion.-.-SUn-Times' Staff Photo. FORMER ANNAN RESIDENTS MARK 50th ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. John Couper, 386--l3th Street East have returned home after spending the holiday season with their ... -
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-2- Though Mr. Couper took no active part in irunicipal or provential affairs, he was a faithful member of his church and outside of his farm duties served the corwnunity in church, school and in social activities. He was secretary of Annan United Church congregation for 23 years and for 20 years was Clerk of Session. He served for 20 years on the Annan Cemetery Board and for 17 years was secretary-treasurer of what was then the Annan Farmers' Club, now a part of the Grey Farmers' ... -
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-3- ILS5AGE FROM THE QUEEN FOB SIXTIETH ANNIVERSARY T'xo of Owen iound's most highly respected and well known residents, Mr. and Mrs. George Toms celebrated their Diamond Wedding Anniversary quietly On Saturday, A family dinner party had been held at the Seldon House prior to the anniversary date with thirty members of the family present. They lived in Bognor for sixteen years and were active members of Bognor Methodist Church, where Mr. Thins was a Sunday School teacher. -
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Tome was in the insurance business for some time and then in the garage business with his son, Cecil Tome. Mr. and Mrs. Tome are members Central United Churth , where Mrs. Tome has been connected with the W. U. S. and the Woman's Association. She was a member of the Owen Sound Women's Institute for years, a member of the Owen Sound Chapter 94 Order of' the Eastern Star and a member years ago of the Y. M. C. A. Luxiliary. -
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-5- COLDER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. allan trite marked their Golden V.edding Anniversary on ..'ednesday, 3eptember 21, 1960, when they welcomed their friends at the Pat- erson House. Mrs. White received her guests on Wednesday wearing a grey faille crepe dress with black accessories and a corsage of pink carnations and sweetheart roses. The white wedding cake was flanked by gold candelabra and an arrangement of yellow, gold and mauve asters, the room was decorated with the numerous ... -
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George Bothwell was born at Manor Farm on April 25, 1877, the son of John and Mary MoKerroll Bothwell. Mr. and Mrs. Bothwell were members of Division Street United Church where Jr. Bothwell was an Elder. Mrs. Bothwell was a faithful member of the Bothwell's Corner Women's Institute for many years and was secretary of the Community Red Cross Society during the First World war. -
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and Mrs. Georpe Bothwell - Page Two Mr. and Mrs. Bothwell lived all their married life at Manor Farm where they were engaged in a farming operation. The Couple had three sons, Gordon ::cFay, George Allan and John Lawrence. It- 4j Picture December 1958 Back row: Anna Belle, Mayme, Robert, Mary Beth and Marie 1 2 3 4 Middle Row; Linda, George and John 6 7 8 Seated: Mr. & Mrs George A. Bothwell (Mary Camobell Mckay (Mayrne)) and Alvena 9 1,4,7 &8 are children of Gordon and Viola Bothwell 2,5 & 9...Photos: Bothwell Family 1958
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Passing the tea cups were Miss Dora Nvlor, Southport, England, Miss Ruth flay, Miss Mary Blessinger and Miss Mary Lugsden. in Nornianby in 1918 acd after the war came back to Canada to the former Cecil Church, 'sçhere he helped to build the new Hul!crest Church ,nd was minister there from 1921 to 1930. S * Celebrate Happy Anniversary Event Reverend R. C. Quiggin and Mrs. Quiggin, on the occasion of cheb golden wedding anni- versary, will he at the home to Iheir fiiends at Annanhrae. -
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-9- MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM FRETTER 50th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY IN 1964 :L I Above, Mr. and Mrs. William Fretter are pictured with members of Bothwell Corner Women's Institute when they celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary. William Matthew Fretter and Ellen Adelaide Selman were married in 1914 and raised a family of four children: Evelyn, Douglas, Joseph and Lorraine. William's parents Charles and Elizabeth (Sydney) Fretter had also farmed here in earlier days.
