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Cranbrook Herald

Location

Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Feb 26, 1914

Page

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Children Stage Show Delights Cranbrook Audience

A lively program by pupils of Miss Rumsey and Miss Cherrington at King Edward School featured nursery rhymes, dances, and a Snowdrop play. Highlights included Welsh dances, Highland pieces, the Garland and Morning dances, and standout performances by Patricia McDermot, Judith Wilson, and a troupe of young dancers. The show impressed parents and audiences, with flowers and encores marking the appreciation.

Rumsey Cherrington Humpty Dumpty Cranbrook Wattean Raleigh Patricia McDermot Lassie Judith Wilson Huntingtower Dorothy Darling Alex Nesbit Joan Wilson Betty Green Hester Thompson Janet Wilson Patricia Wilson Doris Muriel Walinger Elsie Beattie Mona Wallinger Manchi Kingsley J. M. Head J. Rumsey J. Ketteringham Read

King Edward's School Recitations and Class List

Sonas items feature Humpty Dumpty and an old woman in a blanket tied to King Edward's School. Class-Pat lists Wilson and Davis family names among the students, with recitations including The Pied Piper of Hamelin and lines about a sparrow and robin.

King Edward’s School Sonas Robin King Edward's School Daitt Miss Rumsey the Pied Piper of Hamelin Joan Wilson Janet Wilson Norma Wallinger Betty Green

Retail Merchants Association Formed in Cranbrook

The Retail Merchants Association of Cranbrook is formed to improve understanding between merchants and customers, promote information flow, and raise the local retail trade through cooperation. It is affiliated with the Dominion Retail Merchants Association of Canada and will open offices on Armstrong Avenue March 1 with George S. Houghan as secretary.

Cranbrook Retail Merchants’ Association of Dominion Retail Merchants’ Association of Canada Dominion Conjirmer Armstrong Avenue George 8. Houghan Houghan

Men and Women Meet to Hear Missionary Movement

An informal banquet for men will be held Friday evening at 6 in Cranbrook's Methodist church schoolroom under the Laymen's Missionary Movement. The program features Rev. Dr. Endicott of Canada as principal speaker, with H K Caskey and George Dingle also addressing business leaders about awakening church interest and funding. A pre-meeting discussion runs 3 to 6 pm focusing on church efficiency and finances. a dinner follows at 6 with a 0 cent charge to cover costs.

Methodist Church Ayjo Koydanyd yyWlug Wpoyioiy Christian Church Endicott Methodist Church of Canada India Endicotts Canada H. K. Caskey Toronto George Dingle Calgary Cranbrook

Cranbrook Club Hosts Large Dinner at Kootenay Grill

Mr N Hanson entertained Cranbrook Club members with a dinner party at the Kootenay Grill last Thursday evening. Over fifty are seated for a most enjoyable party with the Cranbrook orchestra. The Grill hosts many dinners, but this was the largest and most elaborate. Menu included celery, tomato soup, halibut, small steak a la Corona, roast chicken, brown potatoes, corn, Lobater salad, vanilla ice cream and assorted cakes.

N. Hanson Cranbrook Club Kootenay Grill Cranbrook

Lively Competition at Bongpiel Bonspiel Finals

Finals at the Bongpiel bonspiel drew strong crowds with Harris undefeated until the final for the Corby Cup. Ice stayed excellent over three days and competitive curling prevailed. Prizes were awarded by donors including W. H. Wilson and A. C. Bowness, with winners named Campbell Harris Thompson Russell Cranston H. Spence Geo Hoggarth and Geo Leitch sharing cups wallets medals and other prizes from local sponsors.

Harris Rik Campbell W. H. Wilson Harris F. Parks & Co Thompson McCreery Bros Russell R. P. Moffatt Cranston Lester Clapp H. Spence J. D. McBride Ltd Geo Hoggarth Fink Mercantile Co Geo, Leitch Cranbrook Drug Co

Calgary Spokane train announced to restart service

Local officials say a Calgary to Spokane train will resume about March 16 replacing the Soo Spokane service. Crow's Nest Pass area felt the loss of the discontinued train, a favorite for travelers to Calgary and eastern Alberta. Through sleeper to Calgary and the Cranbrook route carried much traffic, with timetable details still pending.

GPR Crow's Nest Pass Calgary Alberta Spokane Cranbrook

Magistrate Ryan resigns after six years in Cranbrook

Joseph Ryan resigns as Police Magistrate and Small Debts Court head. The Attorney General accepts the move, praising his six year tenure without public or official complaint. He faced many cases, including a south Boundary lumber camp riot where he sentenced the ringleader to four months in Nelson jail.

Joseph Ryan Small Debts Court Ryan T. T. Mecredy Police Court Cranbrook Nelson

Knights of Pythias Celebrate Golden Jubilee at Crescent Lodge

Crescent Lodge No 33 Knights of Pythias marked the fiftieth anniversary of Pythian Knighthood with a February 19 1914 ceremony at Castle Hall in Washington DC. Justus Henry Rathbone founded the order in 1864, and the lodge observed a ritualistic service, with officers, music, and a presiding address noting Friendship Charity and Benevolence as core principles.

Crescent Lodge No. 33 Knights of Pythias Castle Hall Washington, D.C United States of America Justus Henry Rathbone Damon Pythias E. A. Hill Chris Bergstrom Order of Knights of Pythias F. Kummer KE. A. Hill J. Pearson J. L. Walker Alex B. Carr Chas. McMillan Chas. Collins Chris.,Bergstrom Pythagoras Jas. B. Henderson Wm. Park D. McGowan Senate Messrs Cameron Stephens Scott Hannah Wilson W. FE. Dunham

Judge Ryan’s strictness cuts crime in Cranbrook court

A six year survey of Cranbrook police court shows Magistrate Ryan curbing repeat offenders, with harsh reprovals for second-time culprits, aiding a peaceful city. Local dairyman J A Pringle wins two BC Dairyman certificates at Chilliwack exhibit, praising his distant, senior-class entries. A Cranbrook birth is noted for February 24, 1914.

Ryan Bruno Cutri Felice Zappin Rampart New Westminister Eit Cranbrook J. A. Pringle Hillside Dairy Ian Just B. ©. Dairyman's Association Chilliwack Feby Mr. Pringle

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