Odd Fellows Lodge considers auditorium lease or sale
Proposals have been received from locals and outside interests but no decision is made yet on the Auditorium. Cranbrook residents Mrs A Mellor and Miss Patricia Lensk return from six weeks in Vancouver, with other local noting moves and road improvements as the city updates streets and western access.
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Wardner
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Marysville
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Fenwick Avenue
Badminton Club
Cranbrook
T. A. Russell
Willys-Overland Motor Company
Toronto
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Winnipeg
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Calgary
Alberta
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East
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Toronto University
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Overland
Local Happenings and Community Notes
April events fill Fernie area activities from Easter cards to church gatherings. South Ward school opens for visitors April 11, United Church Ladies’ Aid meets April 12, and an April 18 tea hosted by the Women’s Institute. Local groups discuss tennis court plans and electric light for Front Street while Dominion Day committees seek participation. A Canton visit by Chong Hoy highlights China news, and a police case ends with John Williams fined for railway offences.
Cranbrook Conservative Association to elect officers April 21
Mrs. J. F. Scott returned from Spokane after a two day visit. Mr. C. J. Little resumes activity following quinsy. The Cranbrook Conservative Association plans its annual meeting and officer election on April 21. The Women's Institute to hold a sale of home cooking aprons and candy on Saturday May 7 from 10 to 11.
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Spokane
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Montreal
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Dust Nuisance Prompts City Works Plan This Spring
Windy start to the week spurs talk by the city works committee and residents on dust control. They consider tarvia patches and surface washing on Baker Street and other dusty areas. Dennis Street may be graded and gravelled to curb the dust, while the straight sheds area remains the toughest challenge. Auditorium plans note April 9 at 4 16 pm.
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Streight Sheds
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