Memorials Honoring Church Men of the Great War
Two memorials for Cranbrook Methodist Church members who served in World War I will be unveiled at a Sunday service on May 1. A bronze tablet with raised lettering and a framed honor roll watercolor depict the fallen and those who served, with an official listing of names and a patriotic design. Representatives from the Great War Veterans' Association may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Sol”Dier
Canada
K. Spencer A
McAuley
Jones W. Chambers
Knight A. P
Adlard W
Parnaby
Doodson
Dr. Connolly M
T. Harris H. Bronsden
V. Perry
Bristow R. Hocking
J. R. Argue
Cryderman A. Ashworth
Phillips F
Webb J. Marshall H
Fyles A. H. Gilpin
St. C. Patmore
J. Wilson H. Turnley
A. B. Shaw
McNab
Phillips W. F. Jones H
Conley
Clark W. G. Hayward
H. Parnaby
McNeil R
Crooks
A.B. Crowe A
Kimball H
Jones Qi
Dianey KR
Sainsbury
F. Swain
W. Mabey Ty Memorials
W. H. Wilson
Great War Veterans’ Association
Prospectors Push Talc Property Deal in East Kootenay
The East Kootenay Prospectors Development Association moves to spark a talc property near Cranbrook with a four month option and cash payment. Banff owner Mr. Fox says a deal is near and promises a role for local capital. interest spans from Atlantic to Pacific waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manor
Montis
Cestle Station
Casadan Pacific
Ain Lne
East Kootenay
Fox
Banff
Alta
East
Cranbrook
Prospectors’ Association
Destructive Fire Destroys Cooper Ranch Near Fort Steele
A destructive fire swept the ranch of F. W. Cooper near Fort Steele. The dwelling, its contents, and a shed with feed tools and harness were lost. Mrs. Cooper lost antiques and jewelry. high winds prevented saving any property. No insurance was carried, making the loss severe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Cooper
Fort Steele
Local Oddfellows Mark 102nd Anniversary Service
Local lodge No 42 I C C F observed the 102nd anniversary by gathering about fifty members at the lodge room and marching to the Methodist church for a crowded service. Rebekah lodge sisters attended as honored guests. Rev R W Lee delivered a sermon applying the Good Samaritan to modern life. J McDonald of Kimberley joined briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key City Lodge
1.C.C.F
North American
Methodist Church
Rebekah Loge
R. W. Lee
Consoli dated Mining & Smelting Co Report Reflects 1920 Conditions
The Consoli dated Mining & Smelting Co Ltd annual meeting in Montreal reviewed 1920 results. President J J Warren and General Manager G Blaylock noted adverse metal markets but potential in Sullivan mine. costs rose with freight and coal, yet staff efficiency kept dividends plausible despite deflation and low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd
Montreal
J. J. Warren
G. Blaylock
James J. Warren
Sullivan
Warren
8. G. Blaylock
Lake Tariff On Cars And Motorcycles Publicized
Canadian Pacific Railway sets tariff for transporting automobiles and motorcycles by boat between Nelson and Kuskanook. Rates vary by weight: under 2,000 pounds five dollars. 2,001 to 4,000 pounds six dollars and sixty cents. over 4,000 pounds seven dollars. Motorcycles priced at one dollar each. sidecar add two dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific Railway
Nelson
Kuskanook
J. 8. Carter
Recreation Club Notes Schedule May Events and Plans
The recreation committee outlined May activities at Mrs. W. A. Nisbett’s home. May 4 features a whist drive for all, May 6 a gymnastic exhibition raises funds for the Athletic Association, May 12 a children's party with May Pole dance, May 18 another whist drive, and a May 20 club dance rescheduled from May 29. A girls baseball league forms with a May 2 meeting. budgeting and baseball, basketball plans outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Nisbettact
D. Greaves
Edna Hyslop
Chas, Paterson
L. Trevorrow
Mirams
Clark
Athletic Association
Correction on Golf Club Dues In Herald
The Herald clarifies previous misstatements about Golf Club dues. The corrected figures are $25 for family membership, $15 for gentlemen's single membership, and $10 for ladies' single membership. The paper regrets the misunderstanding and any confusion caused.
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the Herald
Golf Club
Great European Phrenologist Sergt Rosen Arrives in Cranbrook
Sergt Rosen, famed palmist and phrenologist with 10 000 eyes, arrives at Cranbrook Hotel for a week or more. He plans to practice locally, travels to Banff for summer readings, carrying credentials and promising accurate past-life details and future prophecies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergt. Rosen
Cranbrook
Nanaimo Free Press
Nanaimo Herald
Sergi. Rosen
Banff
Government Vendors Named For New B C Liquor Act
The liquor control board plans a province wide tour to select vendors and decide store and warehouse locations. The shift to office orders replaces shelf stock with government deliveries, with four to five offices planned in Vancouver and delivery from central warehouses across the province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C
Ie Coast
Liquor Control Board
Victoria
J. H. Falconey
Liquor Control Ward
Cranbrook
Must Kootenay
Col. Winsley
Vancouver Island
Vancouver
Nelson and Cranbrook Girls Clash In Close Charity Contest
Nelson senior girls edged Cranbrook 12 to 6 in a tight game while Cranbrook led to a 41 to 38 win for the CRC team in a later match. Post game festivities included private dances and a Sunday drive for Cranbrook guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Cranbrook Girls
Cranbrook
Charlotte Notman
Jennie Hopking
Enewarda
Audrey Blanchard
Laura Trevorrow
Dorothy Whitmore
Bessie Woodman
Marjory Ingram
Edith McDonald
Soares
Drummond
C.H.S
C.R.C
C R.C
Steve Clark
Bimboes
C.H
Big May 24 Celebration Planned for Cranbrook
Cranbrook gears up for Empire Day with Calgarian horse acts and American circuits racing through Spokane. A passenger train from Fernie may arrive by 10 am, with Yahk freight coach link and junior events leading to evening baseball games and two major dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Rutledge
Calgary
Alse
Spokane
Prairies
Kootenay
Fernie
Cranbrook
Yahk
Fernie and
Wardner
Memorial Service at Methodist Church Honors War Dead
A Sunday evening service at the Methodist Church will unveil a memorial tablet for fallen church and congregation members. Returned men are invited. order includes hymns, anthems, prayers, a duet, and an address followed by the Recessional. Two youths are jailed for a golf course burglary. preliminary hearing set with Judge Thompson. Mrs. Chas Klingensmith of Elko dies after long illness. funeral in Cranbrook Sunday at 2:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Our Fathers
Mise E. Parrett
Mortimer
Thompson
Chas. Klingensmith
Elko
Cranbrook
Klingensmith
Fernie
Oddfellows celebrate 102nd anniversary with banquet program
Key City Lodge No 42 observes its 102nd anniversary drawing Oddfellows Rebekahs and spouses over a hundred guests. A banquet followed by speeches and music highlighted the event with talks from Grand Lodge representatives and local officers praising fraternity service and community work. The program emphasized subordinate lodges and charitable outreach with remarks by Mrs Flowers and Mrs Hartnell of the Rebekah Lodge and church support from Rev R W Lee. Continued on page five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key City
Oddfellows
Order
America
Bros
John Manning
S. Fyles
R. P. Moffatt
Bro. E. H. McPhee
P.G
W. D. Gilroy
H. White
Grand Lodge
Nelson
Bro. White
Sovereign Lodge
United States
Canada
Boston
The
Bro. W. M. Harris
P-G
F. G. Morris
Durham
J. L. Palmer
W. C. Adlard
R. W. Lee
Christian Church
Lee
Leo Belfay
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. R. Argue C
W. Perry BH
Philil A. I. Shaw K
Spencer J. Wilson
Cranbrook Methodist Church
Columbia Valley
Mayen
Ain
J. McDonald
Kimberley
C. M
Consolidated Mining and Smelting Co
Esquimalt and
Nanaimo
D. C. Coleman
William Sloan
Recreation Club
Liquor Board
Grace Miller
Eileen Long
Junes
Judy
Edith Eastman
C.R.C. Baseball League
Beavers
Rovers
Jas, Brown
Hanson Avenue
G. P. Simpson
Chas
A. Towrris
Cranbrook Agency Co
Simpson
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