Personal notes from Abbotsford social column highlights
Miss Watson and Miss Elsie Dar linson return from holiday at White Rock. Vancouver visits abound with Mrs Hooper and two sons staying with Mr and Mrs J J Vanetta. Many locals travel to Vancouver Victoria and Bellingham. Beulah Nelson and Morrow families host guests and attend dances and socials. Beav er Trail Rangers hike Sumas Mountain under Rev A H Priest. Victor Eby tops cattle judging at Vancouver fair. Davenport Town chiropractic course for Miss Clarice Trethowey. several Abbotsford residents plan moves and visits in the coming weeks.
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Miss Watson
Elsie Darlinson
White Rock
Hooper
Vancouver
J.J. Vanetta
Orland Zeigler
Elsie McPhee
H. McKinnon
C. Spring
F. Walters
Sumas Lake
W. Toller
Bellingham
Hy McNel
West
Priest
Hope
Alice Kemerling
Lewthwaite
Webb
North Bend
Hodson
Victoria
R. H. Eby
Winnipeg
Prairie Points
G. N. Zeigler
P. R. Edwards
Geo. P. Pratt
Agass
Alberta
Dorothy Lee
Mesdames Barrett
Thorn
Kally
Misery Hunt
Klassie
Roberts
Wiser Lake
T. Cy Coogan
Miki Jeasle Coogan
Tauri Coogan
Georgia
Elyn
Mreda Nelson
W. Hutchinson
Elmer Campbell
Lynden
Grant
Mission City
Wells
FP. Olding
Birch
Fr. Conway
Poole
Central Park
Ernest Trethewey
McDaniels
Mr. Murphy
North Thompson River
Kamloops
W. McMenemy
J. K. McMenemy
Roy
Elmer
Hattie
Mrs. Hollingsworth
Nort Vancouver
S. P. Thorn
A. Gurrie
Jean Howard
Edmonton
Trethewey
Victor Eby
Abbotsford
H. Thorn
Seattle
Clarica Trethowey
Davenport Town
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Trethaney
Tienda
Atelius Misa Mionnor
JA. McGowan
J. Downie
Vanconver
Mr. McDaniel
Card of thanks for aid after Straiton fire loss
Mrs. Parton thanks the kindly for donations and articles given in aid of Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Straiton who recently lost their home by fire. Mr. and Mrs. Smith are very grateful for the support and money received. B.C. has the highest gasoline bill Jime Dominion.
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7. Parton
Ieltizany
Mida Tohe
Auto accident on Dewdney Highway claims rider
Two men in a car overturned on the Dewdney Trunk Road near Mission City in the early hours. Richard Bird died from a head injury while B Hickling survived, shaken but alive. An inquest opened with a jury and was adjourned pending witness Tickling's attendance. Funeral for Bird set for Friday afternoon.
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Traser Valley
Mission City
Morgane
Mission Memorial Hospital
Dewdney
Hateleotate
B. ‘Hickling
Richard Bird
Nivot Men Island
Mr. Hickling
Anate
Jacks
Arive
B. Hickling
Hickling
Mission Citys
J A. Tupier
Mission Hotel
Bird
Mr. Naylor
Dawson
Messrs
R. Wilson
P. Routledge
A. Derbyshire
H. T. Lock
H. Judi
S Tickling
B. GC
Constable Dawson
Business men back farmers with charitable cups in Langley
In Langley and Surrey business leaders donated 65 to owners whose cows produced the highest butter fat weight in the year. Separate cups honored small and large herds, showcasing ongoing co operation with fairs and community events. A prominent farmer urges reciprocal support from farmers by patronizing local general stores.
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Langley
Surrey
Gasoline Price Probe At Good Roads Convention
At a Good Roads league session in British Columbia a resolution was unanimously passed urging the provincial and Dominion governments to address the excessive gasoline prices compared with the United States. The motion, moved by Nels Nelson and seconded by J W Cunningham of New Westminster, calls for formal representations to Ottawa to curb the apparent discrimination.
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British Columbia
United States
B. G
Liematter
Nels Nelson
J. W. Cuningham
New Westminster
Ottawa
California bans police speed traps on highways
A Pacific Coast observer reports California passed a law requiring speed enforcement to be visible on highways, banning hidden traps. The discussion covers four wheel drive air cars and pedalist safety as demonstrations in Los Angeles highlight Chotow systems aiding drivers and pedestrians.
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Nia
California
T. C. Bonnell
Vancouver
Bonnell
Auto Club
Los Angeles
City Council Back Abolition Move For Half Holiday
Victoria reports Alderman George Sangster says most council members favor abolishing the half holiday for retail stores and would support any measure to end it. He notes the council appears united on the issue.
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Public Works Committee
Victoria
George Sangster
Pords Back Home At Fair In Keen Heats
Ford cars dominated the Vancouver exhibition races on Saturday. In the premier 21 mile free-for-all a Ford finished first in 29 minutes 15 seconds. In the five mile event a Ford again led after two heats, clocking 6 minutes 53 seconds to win.
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Vancouver Exhibition
Ford
John Rae property sold to mill employee Mr Larson
The John Rae property is reported sold to a Mr Larson, an employee of the mill.
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John Rae
Larson
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