Local Briefs note illness and community events
Senator Prince is seriously ill this week with scate indigestion. Red Cross meeting Tuesday evening at Mrs. Millar’s home. Mrs. Arcand and Miss Arcand return from Vancouver for the summer. Rev. Canon Matheson attended Anglican Synod in Prince Albert. Red Cross tea raised 24.25 dollars with hosts Mrs. McCormack and Mrs. Lister. Willieg Workers meet Thursday at Mrs. Laurie’s home. Tea in Red Cross rooms Saturday. John Wesley Dobson and Mrs. Bathsheba Hoover married May 16 at E.W. Drew’s residence. Princess theatre ads warn weekly features. Dr. Hurlburt to open practice in North Battleford. Long Lake site eyed for Mounted Police training camp per Commissioner Perry. Mrs. Cleveland of Saskatoon expected to speak to women in Saskatchewan. Local anti-weed, vacant-lot cultivation and war-time thrift campaigns noted. Methodist services May W with sermons on thrift and self-control. Go to Sunday School Sunday observed May 27 and Grain Growers’ service planned.
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Hospital News and Local Births in Maymoor Area
Jobe Jones of the Willowmoor district underwent an emergency bowel obstruction operation at the local hospital last evening performed by Dr. Millar. Jones remains in extremely serious condition as the illness had reached an acute stage before relief was sought. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Millman of Maymoor on May Mth at Boro-At Battleford Hospital.
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Maymoor
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Willowmoor
Millar
April Fool at Shrewsbury School Prank Backfires
Dr Kennedy, former Shrewsbury head master, recalls an April 1 prank by a student who moved the clock and rang the chapel bell early. The boy faced punishment, the cane rising thrice, but the master halted the ordeal, declaring Go away you April fool. Londen
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One of the Weather Men
A humor piece recounts Tom who raised his own weather signals from a coal shed near Asheville after the Weather Bureau station was set up. The neighbor Mary starts using Tom’s signals to plan a picnic, while her mother doubts the signals as clouds gather.
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Mary
Nationa! Monthly
Evils of Prussian aims and German world menace debate
The Buffalo Express argues German aims threaten world order with a plan to destroy existing governments and rebuild under German aristocracy. It cites alliances with Turks Sinn Fein agitation and submarine ruthlessness, warning Americans to grasp the danger behind Zimmerman and German diplomacy. Returned soldiers may study farming in Alberta and at local agricultural schools.
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