Monthly Report of Superior Somood Division Highlights
A dense school report lists divisions 1 through 6 with teacher names P A Hughes Christine Evans and A M Mutrle. It details pupil enrollment percentages from 8 to 93.82, perfect attendance tallies, and lists leaders by grade including Vera Batley Barbara Brydges Phyllis Snashall Gordon Gosling Ivy Bail ey Ivy Hailey James Calder and more across multiple divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veacher
P. A. Hughes
Vera Batley
Edward Bedlow
Howard Benedict
William Brow
Marguerite McGowan
Harold McKinnon
Delia Rukas
Wisie Stady
Sydney Swift
Camille Trethewey
Teddy Webster
Jimmy Webster
Bobby Webster
V. J.evans
Vern Bedtow
Layton Bryenton
Georgia Googan
Hdza Kondo
Jula Mitchell
Elsie McDonald
George McGowan
Mossie McNelly
Violet Rucker
Gelina Rowels
Dorothy Spaulding
Maggie Slater
Edith Taylor
Kathleen Vanetta
Herbert Seatth
Martha Roach
Layton Bryento
Roy Mills
Fenchar
R. Archibald
Albert Wahlman
Jnr
Ivy Hailey
Earl Parrant
Boydell Hill
V. Hunt
Ormia Bryenton
Ford Brown
James Chapman
Thelma Cruthers
Henry Curre
Thelma Nelson Weds William H Innes in Quiet Abbotsford Ceremony
Thelma Nelson and William H. Innes were married at the Nelson home with immediate family present. Rev W Robertson officiated as bridesmaids Breyla and Freda Nelson attended in mauve and grey silk crepe. A buffet luncheon followed and the couple planned a Seattle Portland California honeymoon before settling in Kerrisdale Vancouver.
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Breyla
Freda
W. H. Innesoft
Vancouver
Seattle
Portland
California
WH. Innes
Kerrisdale
Innes
Bank of Montreal
Thelma Nelson
Abbotsford
Looupte
Largest Laymen’s Gach Gathered at Yale Deanery Meeting
The Deanery of Yale hosted the largest laymen gathering to date in the parish hall with about seventy attendees including Bishop David Williams of Huron. Speakers included Rural Dean, the Reverend H. R. Ragg of Chilliwack, and Archdeacon Heathcote of Vancouver. The bishop spoke on Anglican missionary work and urged Christian unity for the church’s survival, with guests from Abbotsford, Chilliwack, Murrayville, Langley, Aldergrove, and Surry.
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Yale
David Williams
Huron
St. Matthews
H. R. Ragg
Chilliwack
Heathcote
Vancouver
Tishop Williams
Taman
Firadner
Chiltiwitck
Myglan
Langley
Bardia
Sarroy
Clayburn Hosts Opening Exhibition Lose to St Andrews of Vancouver
The season opener at Clayburn saw St Andrews Vancouver defeat Clayburn in an exhibition game by a score not provided. Next, on Saturday the 6th, Langley meets Clayburn in the Fraser Valley League at Clayburn.
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Clayburn
St. Andrews
Vancouver
Langley
Clayburo
Glayburn
Prairie Markets Report Shows Cautious Buyers and Fruiting Delays
Prairie markets describe unusually warm Indian summer weather and advanced threshing. Prices shift for prunes and Washington Bartlett pears due to supply. independents undercut Associated Growers, sparking concerns over distribution. In Edmonton, fruit preservation grows, plums and peaches arrive, pears sell steadily, and Ontario grapes and other fruits enter the market amid varied demand.
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Washington Bartlett
B.C
Winnipeg
Jonathans
Vernon Macks
Calgary
Vernon Independent
B. C
E. Doberer
Berry Growers’ Union of
Edmonton
Ontario
Mcfntosh
Weather steady for harvest in Swift Current district
In Swift Current Saskatchewan on September 27 weather remained ideal for harvest. Farmers report no weather delays since harvesting began and small fruits are mostly finished for the year. Associated Growers have provided rental service for their loaded cars, aiding country points with arrivals from September 1 to 2.
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Lear Cranheriogs
Peach market report from Toronto amid weak prices
The September market notes show 11 quart peach baskets at 40 to 65 cents depending on quality. Italian prunes at 1 dollar per unit, splon market at three dollars per hundred pounds, Extra Pansy Wealthies at 3 dollars, Taney at 2.75. Arriving fruit is overripe as warm weather continues.
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Taney
Onion and fruit market report from Seattle and region
SEATTLE TITTERGRAM SEPAULH, Sept. 27. The onion deal is very firm, Oregon products at two fifty shipping point. Potato deal Western Washington prices twenty five dollars per ton for Long White. Lake Washington grapes arrive priced one dollar for a twelve pound basket. Peach deal steadied with Elberta at seventy cents, Bartlett pears scarce. other varieties arriving.
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Sepaulh
Oregon
Washington
Lake Washington
Elbertas
Regina Market Summary
Rain dampens activity as arrival of McIntosh Reds improves color and condition. Onions scarce with rising prices while potatoes firming. Car arrivals list mixed fruit, apples, prunes and grapes. demand weak for winter onions. Local weather improves and threshing continues into the season.
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Regina
Inc
B.O
Ontario
B. C
Washington
Market Activity In Saskatoon and Surrounding Areas
Saskatoon and district markets report brisk ness with party carts and several carloads moving to country points. Local growers sell vegetables and a variety of fruit. Arrivals include 12 mixed fruit, 6 mixed fruit and vegetables, 6 apples, 1 pear, 1 prune, plus other fruits and onions from Ontario and mixed fruit items. weather remains mild.
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Saskatoon
B.C
Ontario
Winnipeg Car Arrivals Report Confusing Itemized List
An unreadable clipped entry lists car arrivals to Winnipeg with scattered fruit counts from British Columbia and Ontario. Items include apples prunes vegetables onions mixed fruit pears grapes peaches and plums with inconsistent quantities and punctuation. The fragment lacks coherent context or dates, rendering a precise summary challenging.
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B. C
Ontario
Local Notes From Vancouver and District
Mr Bolster returned home from Vancouver Hospital with his eye improving. A pleasant whist drive was hosted Friday at the schoolhouse by the Parent Teacher Association. Tolmie visited from McMurray for the weekend. J W Vinson and daughters ended a long England visit. Mrs Carmichael of Abbotsford visited her parents Mr and Mrs M McGilivray on Friday.
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Mo. Ale 'Tolmie
McMurray
J. W. Vinson
England
Abboteford Board of Trade Holds Meeting and Elections
The Abboteford and district Board of Trade met Monday night. A letter from the Royal Commission on Pulpwood was read, urging manufacture before export. The street lighting committee reported progress and a poundkeeper change was discussed. Resignations and interim president duties were noted as an opening for public speakers and a community banner event is planned for October 12.
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Abboteford and District Board of Trade
Royal Commission On Pulpwond
Associated Boards of ‘Trade
Vancouver
Happe
A. George
G."gough
J. Brydges
N. Hill
Board of Trade
Poplar
Bannar
Masonic Hall
J. J. i. Whitchelp
My, H, Peck
Poplar Ladies Bazaar At Abbotsford Masonic Hall
The Clearbrook Women's Institute has organized a bazaar and sale of work at the Masonic Hall Abbotsford on Monday October 12 beginning 2 PM A palmist a fish pond and dip reading will be offered Booths will feature home cooking sewing candy produce refreshments and supper A programme and dance will cap the evening Mrs Fawcett and Miss Fawcett of Vancouver were recent guests of Mrs Porsyth of Poplar.
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Clearbrook
Masonic Hall
Abbotsford
Large Convention of Missionary Society at Abbotsford
The Conference of the Westminster Presbyterial Woman's Missionary Society gathered at Abbotsford Presbyterian Church with delegates from Vancouver to Chilliwack and Rosedale. Speakers included Rev. Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. McGregor. a Mission Band will be formed in Abbotsford under Mrs. W. J. Gray and Mrs. J. Bedlow.
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Westminster Presbyterial Woman's’ Missionary Society
Abbotsford Presbyterian Church
Side-Valley
Vancouver
Mitchell
W. W. McGragor
Mre. Maharg
Chilliwacke
Rosedale
Maluirg
Semple
Chilliwack
H. Fraser
Abbotsford
J. Parton
W. J. Gray
3. Bedlow
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