Presbyterial meeting draws attendance and notices spread
Mrs P C Litster of Marshall arrived to attend the Presbyterial meeting. The Willing Workers raised 40 at tea on Saturday. A C Dewar resigns as homestead inspector due to ill health. Wa Wells of Wilkie visited town. Ladies of the Methodist plan a bazaar on Nov 24. Cleveland Homemakers Club meets Nov 1 at Mrs J Bernard George’s home. Mrs Cocks in Vancouver broke her hip from a fall. The Presbyterial educed will hold its annual bazaar and sale on Nov 3 in Ned Cross rooms with Rev R T Othen speaking tomorrow. The Ned Cross thanks Cleveland Homemakers for donations. Dr Neely and Dr Michael Clark expected for the convention, to be held Nov Ltd. Larry O Keefe’s son wounded in action reported to him. Col Patterson leaves for Montreal after visiting his daughter Mrs West. St George’s tea for the Red Cross at the church to aid Willing Workers fund for soldiers gifts.
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Live of Lt. Col. Sandy Dunnett in Canadian Militia
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German U boats blocked by Allied counterattacks
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