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Circa 1924 Citizen of Simcoe, Ontario |
M. M. Smith "Manager of The Molsons Bank 'Monte' as he is more familiarly known to his fellow townspeople, caught his first glimpse of daylight in the town of Strathroy, Ont. Educated at the public school and collegiate institute in that place, he entered the Traders' Bank, remaining there for one year. Two years with the Southern California Fruit Exchange in California preceded his advent in Simcoe in 1902. Seventeen years' diligent service with the Molsons Bank were rewarded by his elevation to present managerial post in 1919. 'Monte' has won quite a wide reputation in the community as a sportsman, fisherman and hunter. His specialty is raising and training bird dogs, notably Liewellin Setters. In his younger days he piloted the Simcoe baseball team, and was active in the management of the hockey teams. He was also a member of the famous 'Original Minstrels,' where he shone as an 'endman.'" |
Source: Simcoe and Norfolk County published by Pearce
Publishing, 1924 |