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Newspaper

Cranbrook Herald

Location

Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jul 09, 1925

Page

6

Old Cranbrook Happenings and Local Notices

Bishop Dart visits Cranbrook as guests of Mr and Mrs W H Baker. Presbyterian Church seeks bids to move the building and erect a new edifice. One death from the C P R depot accident during a building addition. Rev J P Westman preaches first sermon at the Methodist Church. L P Sullivan of Winnipeg joins Nelson Daily News as typesetter. I J Deane of Nelson Daily News spent days in Cranbrook. Moyie Lumber Co reopens employing about twenty five men. Mr and Mrs J P Fink and family visit Portland fair. The Cranbrook Herald notes weekly publication and ads. Local items cover visitors, trips, and community events.

J. PE. Westman Methodist Church L. P. Sullivan Winnipeg Herald

Board of Trade meeting urged for strong turnout

The notice calls residents to attend Monday night’s monthly board of trade session at the city hall. It stresses public input, explains that decisions come from council deliberations, and flags anticipated questions while reporting routine items from Cranbrook school and local bodies.

Board of Trade

Empress of Scotland Tour Traces Med World Heritage

The Empress of Scotland sails from New York on a 62 day Mediterranean voyage visiting Madeira Lisbon Cadiz Seville Gibraltar Athens Constantinople Beyrout Haifa Nile cities Cairo Alexandria Naples Pompeii Rome Monaco Brest Southampton and more. The cruise, aboard the largest ship in the Canadian Pacific fleet, tours the cradle of civilization with calls across Algeria Greece Turkey Syria Palestine Egypt Italy Monaco and France.

Mediterranean Strait of Gibraltar Algeria Greece Turkey Suria Palestine Egypt Italy Monac Madeira Lisbon Portugal Cadiz Spain Seville Gibraltar Rock New Anos Capimal Athens Constantinople Bosphorus Beyrout Haifa Amoun Holy Land Alexandria Cairo Naples Pompeii Rome Monaco Frebourg Southampton Scotland

Regular School Board Meeting Notes Framed by Friday Evening

The regular monthly school board meeting was held Friday evening in the Council Chamber with trustees Gilroy Henderson and Mrs Jackson and chairman Dezall present. Miss Woodland Central School principal reviewed the year’s work and noted teacher performance and improvements. The board thanked teachers and the principal for faithful service, and accepted Mr Porter’s resignation as High School principal with regret and appreciation. Letters of appreciation were authorized for Miss Woodland Curley and Lippett for their efforts.

Miss Smith Laura Giegerich Ruslo Cranbrook High School Kaslo Miss Giegerich Fernie G. Ie. L. MacKinnon DeLong Ajax Coal Co Angus Hay Cranbrook Agricultural Association Miss McCaslin Miss Lippett Kootenay Orchards Miss Wright Council Chamber Gilroy Henderson Jackson Dezall Miss Woodland Central School Porter Woodland Curley and Lippett Tanehern

Concentrator Narrowly Defeats Cranbrook in Local Match

In a close Wednesday game at the local grounds, the Concentrator team edged Cranbrook 1–0. Gib Sinclair debuted for Cranbrook, while Henderson, Malcolm, and Reeves played strong for the home lineup. Bill Kilgour of Kimberley officiated as referee.

Cranbrook Concentrator Chapman Sinclair Henderson Malcolm Russell McDonald Eccleston Reeves

Bible Thought for Today Journal Excerpts

Daily scripture reflections dated July 10 to July 16 present excerpts from Psalms Mark James and Isaiah. The readings emphasize mercy trust repentance and redemption with quotes from Psalm 40 11 Mark 8 34 36 James 1 27 Ezekiel 18 81 and Isaiah 1 18 urging self denial faith renewal and a call to remember Creator and live righteously.

Little Lila Courtenay Reaches Edmonton Unaccompanied

A two and a half year old girl from Bromley England named Lila Mary Courtenay arrives in Montreal aboard the Minnedosa and travels alone to Calgary and Edmonton before her father meets her. She stayed at the Canadian Women's Hostel, shows dimples and excitement for the camera, asking if her daddy is there and adjusting to the voyage with the Canadian Pacific line coordinating her journey.

Canada Montreal Dolly Lila Mary Courtenay Bromley England Atlantic Calgary Alberta Edmonton

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