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Cranbrook Herald

Location

Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Aug 08, 1918

Page

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Cranbrook Mass Meeting Adopts Unyielding War Resolve

At Cranbrook City Hall on Sunday August 4 a mass meeting approved a resolution declaring inflexible determination to continue the Allied war effort until victory. The talks praised righteousness justice and humanity and pledged to back troops and push the moral cause beyond endurance of the enemy.

Cranbrook A. A. McKinnon R. W. Lee Harry White R. T. Williams A. P. Sinclair W. A. Myers Nars

Cranbrook Post Grounds Show Garden Beauty by Sam Fy

A real beauty spot in Cranbrook is Sam Fy’s mower garden on the post grounds. It features a dark green carpet lawn ringed by a bed of sweet peas stocks shapiras petunia and lobelias in full bloom. Mr Fyles brings years of gardening experience and his work greatly beautifies the post office grounds.

Cranbrook Sam Fy Fyles

Bytom and The Little Lady of The Flowers at Regi Theatre

Valali presents The Bytom a master drama at Regi Theatre next Monday and Tuesday. The production promises a tense gripping story with themes of sacrifice and redemption across ten reels.

Valali Reg i Grisse Foot Hornet Thia

Contributions To Canadian Patriotic Fund July 1918 Totals

Records show July 1918 contributions to the Canadian Patriotic Fund amounting to 840.08, bringing eight month total from December 1917 to 9887.77. Outside points include Offo Staples Lumber Co Ltd and employees at Wycliffe 313.75 and Crows Nest Pass Lumber Co Ltd and employees at Wardner 175.25. Yours truly Cranadian Patriotic Fund Cranbrook Branch.

Canadian Patriotic Fund Offo Staples Lumber Co., Ltd Wycliffe Crows Nest Pass Lumber Co. Ltd Wardner Cranadian Patriotic Fund Cranbrook

Ladies Wear Sale Displays Fine Stock and Bargains

W. D. Hill offers a well kept collection of ladies Misses and children wear with up to date one piece dresses Georgette waists and the famous Bias corset The upstairs sale area features many items at half price though slightly soiled The store staff provide prompt service as the sale continues inviting early shopping for more selection

W. D. Hill Georgette New York

Union Worship at Baptist and Presbyterian Churches

Rev John P Sinclair leads joint services on Sunday August 11 at 11 a m in the Baptist church with the sermon A Ministry we can all enter Noon Sunday school meets at 12 in the Baptist church and at 7 30 p m the Presbyterian church hosts Why I believe in Christ.

John P. Sinclair The Presbyterian Church Baptist Church

Methodist Church Plans Sunday Evening Service

Divine service at the Methodist church Sunday evening led by Rev. R. W. Lee at 7 30. The address topic is The Torrent and the Rock. The congregation voted on uniting with the Presbyterian church with 70 in favor and 22 against.

R. W. Lee

Parish Kiddies Picnic Takes Place at Christ Church Island

The Sunday School annual picnic of Christ Church was held on Wednesday afternoon July 24 on the Island with a large crowd. Races included a girls under five won by Rice Beale and Florence Stewart, and a boys under five won by Jimmy Dickon Edgar Ofih, among many age group events and table potato heats.

Christ Church Beatrice Beale Florence Stewart Jimmy Dickon Edgar Ofih Marion Gill Jane Colling

Local Notes From Town and Parish Flower Show

Rustic lake retreat notes rent the scene as Graham and family stay near Starys Lake. Builders fill Baker Street holes while D A Sutherland visits town. A cow delays an auto party and a potato race advances with Harold Haslam leading entrants. The fourth annual flower show and exhibition of women’s work is set for Parish Hall on Thursday 29 with 15 ota admission.

Harold Haslam Arthur Gill Mra Harrison Roy Harrison Mise Slovick

Death of Lieutenant Ray Howard in France

Lieutenant Murray Leo Howard died of wounds July 26 in France. Known as Ray Howard, he sacrificed himself for country and liberty. Born in New Haven October 10 1891, he came to Cranbrook in 1912 as night operator, enlisted March 16 1916, held top efficiency ranking, served in signal corps and Royal Flying Corps, married Marguerite Drummond in 1916, survived by widow and family. a requiem was held at St Marys church.

Murray Leo Howard Ray” Howard France Ray Howard New Haven Conn Cranbrook 192Nd Battalion Uni, Lyons Satcee Camp Canada 1, 8. A. Signal Corps Canadian Pioneers Royal Flying Corps Saboulourate Downed Order of the Knights of Columbus St. Eugene Hospital Chapel Marguerite Agnes Drummond Thomas Drummond John Howard St. Mary’s Church Lieut. Howard Father Murphy Herald

In Memoriam and Local Notices From Cranbrook

Obituary note for Mr and Mrs Peter Barr of Lindsay Ontario with dates of August 21 1914 and August 5 1917. various local notices from Cranbrook including births and marriages, shop sales at W D Hill dry goods, Methodist Ladies Aid events, safety deposit vaults, and war garden comments with several names and places such as Beale Elwell Jack Haslam Mrs Dewar and Radium Springs trip. The item also mentions the drowning of a three year old boy son of Mr and Mrs Geo Townsend of Fernie and a wartime river battle on the Vesle in France with German forces.

Peter Barr Lindsay Ont Heavenly Mansions Fair BE. A. B Cranbrook B. C Conoc Geo, Townsend Fernie Elk River Atreim 2Nd C. M. R's France

Great Chautauqua August Day Calls in Cranbrook

Citizens of Cranbrook will receive calls from Chautauqua Committee members on Monday the twelfth as part of Season Ticket Day. Committeemen list volunteers by street and alley, including S A Cook, W D Gilroy, Taylor, W G Norton, F M MacPherson, W S Santo, and others. Also noted are donations to the Supply and Prisoners' Bread Fund and wartime updates from Britain, France, and Russia about prisoner captures, shifting fronts, and ongoing combat.

Cranbrook Hospital Slater S. A. Cook W. D. Gilroy Martin Pooley & Lumsden Taylor W. G. Norton Burwell F. M. MacPherson Santo Garden

Mother Goose Festival at Chautauqua Opens Fifth Night

The Mother Goose Festival at Chautauqua promises a joyous evening for children and adults alike. Mother Goose arrives to direct a fanciful pageant with the children acting under her guidance as pageant director and junior supervisor aided by trained Story Ladies from each town.

Pagent James Ciewinbla College of Expression Chigo

Acknowledgement from Overseas for 50 Dollar War Benefit

Mrs. Kerr of Marysville sends thanks from the Blinded Soldiers and Sailors Hostel St Dunstan's London for a $50 raffle proceeds gift. Arthur Peason, chairman, notes sincere thanks to all Marysville Kimberley and Sullivan Mine friends for aiding blinded soldiers and sailors. Dated 25 June 1918.

Arthur Peason

Contributions to Kuska Nook Chapter I July Gifts

The Kickanook Chapter I 0 D E acknowledges July contributions to its Supply Fund and Prisoners' Bread Fund. Donors include Mrs Harshaw, Mrs Gillie, Mrs Brake, Worden, Mrs Roberts, Mrs Miller, Mrs Dupont, Miss Kimpton, Mrs Hallamore, Mrs McKowan, Dr Green, Mr Lathlaw, Miss Byrnes, Mrs Elmore Staples, Mrs White and others totaling small amounts.

Kickanook D. E Harshaw Gillie J. S. Brake Et Worden T. Roberts R. P. Johnson A. Miller Dupont Kimpton Kimpton, 500, Prisoners’ Bread Fund Brake Hallamore McKowan Green

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cranwrook Patriotic Fund Paul Harrison Herbert Johnson Billy Hall Phyllis Thompson Kathleen Healy Cyril Harrison Dan Brake Jean Wallinger Kathleen Worthington Jack Dixon Ford Gill Walter Agnew Eva Armatrong Gwen Worthington Paul McNeill Dorothy Cory Alice Brake Healy Muriel Baxter Vera Baxter Pete Zacchon Star Shoe Shop D. A. Sutherland and H. A. McKowin and Starys Lake Baker Street R. Warren, Milman Bull River Memoriam Beale & Flwell Jack Haslam Ims Miss Dewar St. Marys Lake Armstrong Avenue H. Wylie Methodist Ladies’ Aid W. G. Morton W. D. Hills H. A. McKowan Beale & Elwell Beale & Howell Boxer Stewart Morris R. I. Morris England Frank Dezall Radium Springs Windermere W. H. Wilson R. P. Moffatt S J. Marys Lake He Jake Women’s Institute Canadian Red Cross Society Hill Vesle Freshet Parks Gillis J. W. Burton MacKinnon Sneddon Supply and Prisoners’ Bread Fund N.S. Coast Reims Sois- Sons Marne Chautauqui Chautauqua Kuskanook Ation Delph, Etc Millin ERY Cranbrook's Dry Goods and Clothing Store P. S J. D. McBride Montserrat Cranbrook Drug & Book Co W.J. Atchison Mer
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