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      A 50th Anniversary Announcement and photos of Dean and Thelma Allen - June 2004. The clipping includes a photo of their wedding day and a current photo of the couple 50 years later.

      Copy of a clipping from the Sault Star as written by Edith Cameron about the 100th Anniversary celebration held on May 17, 1992. Details include names of some of those who attended, previous representatives of the church and more.

      The columns most likely appeared in one of the smaller papers of the Almaguin region. The titles of the 24 clippings are as follows: "Archie Kidd receives national award," "Mondays and January make me think 'I can,'" "Star has name," "Sundridge seniors are a Happy Gang," "Community hymn sing," "Craft …

      Newspaper clipping of the obituary of Mary Susanne Edgar. There is a picture of Mrs. Edgar in the article.

      Newspaper clipping of the Chit Chat section of a newspaper, possibly the North Bay Nugget. It is a mini-biography of the Sundridge librarian Mrs. Roy Hill.

      Newspaper clipping of an article entitled "Church window dedicated to memory of Reg Miller." The article is about the dedication of a stained glass window in the local Presbyterian church to the memory of Reginald Miller. The article was written by Gillian Thomas of Sundridge. The image in the article …

      In the back row, left to right are Robert Gray, Robert McAlpine, John Clinton, W.A. Bridges, George Shaw and Carney Hagan. In the front row, left to right, are Bill Glanville, Archie Gray, Harry Westwood, John Glanville, and Albert Roach. The only two living members of this band are Bill …

      Black and white clipping from a newspaper. The picture is of Joe Cawthra with his horse drawn steam boiler. The image is from approximately 1906. The article is about the history of Burk's Falls and the way things used to be in the town.

      Black and white newspaper clipping, which includes both text and a photograph. In the image there are three people sitting in a car, two men and a woman. The car is parked on the side of a country road.

      Black and white newspaper clipping with text and a picture. The picture is of the wooden Pevensey R. R. #1 Pioneer School. In the picture there are students outside of the school. There are also three adults in the photograph, they may be teachers or parents of the children. On …

      Black and white group photograph and newspaper clipping about an early Township Council. The picture is from about 1916. The article was written around 1990.

      This page of articles in found in a personal scrapbook belonging to Mr. Llyod Allen of Iron Bridge.

      This page of articles in found in a personal scrapbook belonging to Mr. Lloyd Allen of Iron Bridge.

      The article details the beginnings of Iron Bridge, provides information about some of the founding families, its growth and progress as well as the contents of the Iron Bridge Museum and location. Local information received indicates that Mr. Boville spent most of his working years in Southern Ontario and returned …

      The President of the Iron Bridge Agricultural Society Neil Draper discussed how farmers were becoming extinct in the local area.

      This newspaper clipping shows Corporal Ralph C. Allen of Iron Bridge receiving a Canadian Forces Decoration with the award being pinned to his uniform by Commanding Officer Group Captain R.E. McBride.

      This partial newspaper article, circa 1948 included an aerial photo of the Town of Iron Bridge and discussed the traffic patterns of travelers passing through to varied destinations.

      Beharriell Park on Lake Huron is named after "Burns" Beharriell who died in 1984. The plaque there "commemorates over 30 years of service and public participation in the township of Thompson."

      This short clipping is a reprint of a letter sent home from overseas to the editor of the local hometown paper The Advance. The writer Stanley Olmstead describes ho he has been receiving the local paper and who he has seen or been in contact with from his local area. …

      This article is about Cpl. Stanley Olmstead of Thessalon, Ont. and how he was wounded twice in the war overseas. Cpl. Olmstead was involved in an intense firefight with the enemy and was lucky enough to survive.