Messrs. Richard HEARN, Geo. HEARN, Charlie Robinson, Stanley Cole, and Silas Dillabough, were in town this week from Maybrook.

The New Liskeard Speaker: March 31, 1921

Mr. and Mrs. John SAMIS visited Mrs. George HEARNS, of Maybrook, on Sunday last.

The New Liskeard Speaker, June 28, 1923

Mr. George HEARN, from Maybrook, visited Mr. and Mrs. John SAMIS, on Sunday last.

The New Liskeard Speaker, August 23, 1923

Mrs. George HEARN and baby spent Easter Sunday at the home of her parents at Charlton.

The Speaker, New Liskeard: April 23, 1925

The Athletic Club here and other residents wish to extend their deep sympathy to the parents of the late Art Hayes, in their sad loss. Art was a general favourite in this community and his death will be felt keenly by the many friends here.
Although his home was in Charlton, he had pitched for the Athletic Club for several years, staying at the home of his brother-in-law, Mr. Geo HEARN. The day after the field day here he took ill with appendicitis and was hurried to the Cobalt Hospital, where he passed away.

The Speaker, New Liskeard, September 10, 1925

Mrs. George HEARN also spent New Year’s season at the home of her mother, Mrs. Hayes, of Charlton, returning home on Monday last.

The Speaker, New Liskeard, January 5, 1927

FOR SALE: Seed Victory Oats, germ. 94. $1.00 per bus. George HEARN, Maybrook

The Speaker New Liskeard, May 10th, 1928

Meeting of Council of Harley Twp. All members present.
E. Millard-T.H. Nickle--That the minutes of the last meeting be adopted as read. Carried.
T.H. Nickle-P.I. Honsinger--That we extend the collector’s roll for one month. Carried.
E. Millard-J.A. Campbell--That By-law No. 320 be rescinded. Carried
P.I. Honsinger-T.H. Nickle--That By-Law No. 337 be read a first and second time. Carried.
T.H. Nickle-E. Millard--That Harley Township donate $10.00 to the New Liskeard Agricultural Exhibition. Carried.
E. Millard-J.A. Campbell--That the following bills be paid:
K.I. Irvine, discing road..............................................3.90
G. Newman, rolling road............................................3.00
C. Lusk, discing and rolling road ................................9.90
P.I. Honsinger, council mtgs and com work...............20.20
E. Millard, com. work...................................................4.00
Slaght & Cumming, fee, re by-law ...............................5.00
G. HEARN, clearing culvert..........................................1.50
O.B. Robinson, clearing culvert...................................3.00
F. Brown, clearing culvert............................................1.50
Geo. Robinson, rep. culvert.........................................2.50
Agricultural Society ...................................................10.00
(meeting minutes continued)

The Speaker, New Liskeard, April 14, 1927

Township of Harley Council Met Aug. 6th. All members present.
E. Millard-T.H. Nickle--That the minutes of the last meeting be adopted as read. Carried.
(minutes continued)
T.H. Nickle-J.A. Campbell--That the following bills be paid:
Frank Loach, 1 day with team.............................................6.00
C. Lusk, B of H mtg. ............................................................2.00
Clarence Lusk, returning implmts ..........................................6.00
E. Millard, B of H & Com. Wk.............................................12.80
Geo. HEARN, pay sheet, gravelling at Maybrook............. 45.20
Carried.
(meeting minutes continued)

The Speaker, New Liskeard, August 18, 1927

Meeting of the Council of Harley Township, held on Saturday, June 2nd, 1928, at clerk’s office. All members present.
(initial part of meeting omitted)
E. Millard - J.A. Campbell -- That the following bills be paid:
R.& S. Anderson Stationary...............................2.65
Municipal World, R.S.O. and Tax Roll.............16.50
C. J. Dickinson, Bal. Assessing........................10.50
R.C. Pettifer, Repairing road..............................2.10
Jos. Kirkey, Rep. road........................................1.50
Harrt Kirkey, rep. road...........................................75
Joe Alderdice, rep. road.....................................1.50
Ralph Overton, rep. road....................................2.40
Bruce Irvine, rep. road........................................1.50
L. Nickle, rep. bridge...........................................7.30
A. Nickle, rep. bridge...........................................5.70
B. Jeckells, plank ............................................25.00
B. Jeckells, plank ............................................29.60
Geo. HEARN, opening culverts..............................6.60
..............................................................................113.60
Carried.

E. Millard - T. H. Nickle -- That the following names be submitted as overseers upon the works to be undertaken under agreement with the Northern Development Branch as per By-law No. 345:
Road No. 1 -- T. D. Cragg
Road No. 2 -- T. E. Cragg
Road No. 3 -- Geo. HEARN
Road No. 4 -- Alex McClung
Road No. 5 -- Jos. Kirkey
Road No. 6 -- Harry Lusk
Road No. 7 -- E. Fowler
Road No. 8 -- .............
Road No. 9 -- A. Bush
Road No. 10 -- Wm. Hilts
Road No. 11 -- T. R. Mills - Carried

The Speaker, New Liskeard Thursday June 21, 1928

Mrs. Geo. HEARN and Mrs. Dick HEARN of Maybrook were Saturday visitors in town.

The Speaker, New Liskeard, Thursday August 9, 1928

HEARN - At Maybrook, July 22, 1928 to Mr. and Mrs. George HEARN, a daughter.

The Speaker, New Liskeard, Thursday August 9, 1928

FOR SALE One Sow, three years old, due to farrow first week in May. Price fifty dollars. George HEARN, Maybrook

The Speaker, New Liskeard, February 28, 1929

Mr. George HEARN of Maybrook was in town Saturday.

The Speaker, New Liskeard, February 28, 1929

Mr. Geo. HEARN of Maybrook was in town Saturday.

The Speaker, New Liskeard, March 14, 1929

Mrs. George HEARN of Maybrook was a Saturday visitor in town.

The Speaker, New Liskeard, February 20, 1930

In the Estate of George Henry Charles Hearn, deceased.
ALL PERSONS having claims against the estate of George Henry Charles Hearn, late of the Township of Harley, in the District of Temiskaming, and Province of Ontario, Retired, who died on or about the 17th day of August, 1961, are hereby notified to send particulars of same to the undersigned on or before the 2nd of December, 1961, after which date the estate will be distributed with regard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall have notice, and the undersigned will not be liable to any person of whose claim she shall not then have notice.
DATED at New Liskeard, Ontario, this 19th day of
October, A.D., 1961
EFFIE MURIEL HEARN
R. R. No. 2,
New Liskeard, Ontario
Administratrix.
BY:
Gordon Wallingford, Q.C.,
New Liskeard, Ontario
Solictor for the Administratrix

Temiskaming Speaker, October 19, 1961, page 2

Effie Hearn, 78, died June 27 at Temikskaming Hospitals, Haileybury Unit.
At the time of her death she was residing at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Phillips, R R. 1, New Liskeard.
Mrs. Hearn was born April 26, 1900 to parents William Hayes and the former Emily Wilkinson in Trout Creek. She was educated in Charlton.
She married George Hearn Nov. 3, 1919 in Haileybury. She was predeceased by her husband Aug. 17, 1961, in North Bay.
A member of the United Church Mrs. Hearn was a housewife during her married life.
She is survived by one son, George Hearn Jr., two daughters, Norma, Mrs. Gordon Dickinson, and Thelma, Mrs. Lawrence Phillips, four sisters, three brothers, 19 grandchildren, 32 great grandchildren and one great-great grandchild.
Funeral arrangements were by Perrin Funeral Chapel, with a service conducted by Rev. Morley Mitchell of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, New Liskeard, June 30. Burial was at Hanbury Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Miles Evans, Robert, Tony and Darcy Hearn and Mark and Blair Phillips.
Relatives and friends attending the funeral included Mr. and Mrs. Alex Dingwall, Jim Catt and Elsie, Bertha Watters, Thelma Walker, Ed Donnelly, Burt Hayes and Gordon Knight.

Temiskaming Speaker, July 19, 1978

A pretty wedding was solemnized in the Manse, Cobalt, when Miss Effie Hayes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hayes, Charlton, became the bride of Mr. George Hearin, Maybrook. Rev. G.V. McLean, Pastor of the Cobalt Presbyterian Church performed the ceremony.
The young couple have the best of luck for a long and happy life together.

New Liskeard Speaker,
November 6, 1919, page 1