Varied Lectures At Chautauqua Focus On Youth
The Chautauqua program featured Capt. T. Upton urging better youth outlets and playgrounds to curb delinquency. Herbert Cope stressed laughter as social medicine in a humorous talk on Home Remedies. Alexande Choimapsoh discussed Self-Government with the Empire, noting India and Ireland issues and future possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
T. Ounisfore Upton
Ion
Upton
Capt. Upton
Herbert Cope
Chase
Cope
Dina Upton
Alexande Choimapsoh
Northcliffe Vege
Atlaieiv
Hearst
Thompson
India
Ireland
Mr. Thompson
Obituary of Mrs Hembry Remembrance in Bristol England to Canada
A long life ends Sunday morning as Mrs Hembry dies after years of illness born in 1851 in Bristol England she moved to Canada with husband Stephen Hembry in 1913 and lived here about ten years. The funeral is at Christ Church with Rev W Harrison officiating and many from the community sending floral tokens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Hembry
Daugher
H. L. Harrison
Hembry
Bristol
England
Christ Church
Rev
W. Harrison
Messrs
N. A. Wallinger
A. D. Bridges
W. Haynes
C. A. Cook
G. BH. Willis
Santo
Embry
H. J. Harrison
Cyril
Walter Soden
Finnis
Card of Thanks From Mr Hembry and Mrs Harrison
Mr S Hembry and Mrs HL Harrison express sincere thanks for sympathy shown during the illness and death of Mrs Hembry. They name Mrs M O Finnis Dr W Green Nurse Niblett Rev FB W Harrison and the nurses and sisters of St Eugene Hospital. A second operator has joined the commercial telegraph, Mr Dunn of Revelstoke, and the office will stay open to filing deadlines per new arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Hembry
HL. Harrison
Hembry
M. O. Finnis
W. Green
Niblett
FB. W. Harrison
St. Wugene Hospital
Offlow
Dunn
Revelstoke
Ofclonke City
Irish Home Rule Debate Traces Roots to 19th Century
Mr Chompson cites the rise of the Irish problem to early 1800s when Parliament ceased function. He recounts Gladstone’s failed home rule attempts and how the issue evolved until 1914 when Lloyd George’s measure passed. War delayed its effect and extremism disrupted Ireland, leading to division of Ulster and a fractured south under the 1921 treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Chompson
Gladstone
Lloyd George
Ireland
Ulster
Mary Ellen Smith Placed In Cabinet Position Shocker
Nelson Daily News notes Cranbrook residents may elect a Legislative Assembly representative. The piece satirically argues Mrs Mary Ellen Smith joins the cabinet, cites her past resignation, and mocks political maneuvering around portfolios and road promises as Vancouver and Nelson politics collide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Daily News
Cranbrook
Legislative Assembly
Victoria
Canbrook
Mary Ellen Smith
Honest John
Vancouver
Yink Road
Nelson
Campbell
Cranbrook and Kimberley settle for draw in Kimberley
Cranbrook football team traveled to Kimberley on Sunday for a fast match. Poor ground conditions hindered scoring despite strong defense from Linn Ratcliffe and Cranbrook forwards. The game ended in a draw after Cranbrook briefly led late. referee’s counts left Cranbrook’s goal unofficial. Kimberley’s keeper and Archie Richmond anchored defense as both sides pressed for victory.
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Cranbrook
Kimberley
White
McLean
Davidson
Ratcliffe
Linn
Malcolm
Drummond
Newhboldt
MacDonald
Johnston
Watson
Taylor
Martin
Archie Richmond
Bailey
Goss
Smith
Sinclair
Foster
Morris
Henderson
Dingley
Prize money up to 100 dollars for July football clash
The prize for the July football game rises to 100 dollars from half that amount. Contestants are Crim brook and Kimberley as locals push to secure the prize. J. K. Charlton formerly of Creston now in Oils City, noted cellist with Rex Theatre orchestra, was a longtime member of Manchester Beethoven Society.
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Crimbrook
Kimberley
J. K. Charlton
Creston
Oils City
Rex Theatre
Manchester
England
Beethoven Society
Old Country
Choriton
Society
Women's Institute Flower Show and Exhibition Plans
Arrangements for the 1922 Flower Show and Exhibition of Fancy Work Cookery and related departments are under way. The event will be held on Thursday August 2001 at the G W V A Hall. Exhibitors must be Institute members by June 30 and girls class entrants must be associate members. prize lists will be available soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Institute
G.W.V.A. Hall
Girls! Cliss
Institute
Dismissal of N A Wallinger Published by Premier Letter
Cranbrook B C June 21 1922 The Premier writes to N A Wallinger giving reasons for his dismissal The Government permits publication so Cranbrook residents may learn the contents Wallinger says the letter contains misstatements and the public will judge later John Hart Minister of Finance confirms These are the readable facts from the local notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook Herald
Cranbrook
B.C
N. A. Wallinger
John Hart
Finance
the Herald
Wallinger
Rotary Club Drives Park By-Law Campaign In City
A Wednesday afternoon meeting at city hall, convened by the Rotary Club, endorsed a broad push to pass the Park By-Law next Wednesday. About two dozen attendees and many local groups favored the measure as Rotary plans a wide canvass for ratepayers with comprehensive information. A. Geiser of Baker City and Liberals in Cranbrook discussed mining interests and provincial finances, while speakers addressed grazing and prospecting laws and local irrigation and drainage questions with a late night close.
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Rotary Club
Marsh
Cranbrook
Maple Hall
John Hart
T. D. Pattullo
Hart
Pattullo
St. Mary's Prairie
Music Big Feature At Chautauqua
Chautauqua offered a strong music lineup this year with several high quality programs. The All Sisters Quartette opened the season with versatile saxophone and vocal numbers and readings. Atlantic Mate Quartet followed with classical and lighter pieces featuring Ruthven McDonald. The Eiler Willoughby Ladies Orchestra closed with a varied program including Rachmaninoff and Salome, highlighted by Fenwick Newall and Miss Willoughby's violin solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Sister
Saxophone Quartette
Quiartette
Chautauqua
All Sisters Quartette
Atlanaic Mate
Ruthven McDonald
Tosti
Mr. McDonald
Bob
Albert Downey
Lorraine
Eiler-Willoughby Ladies’ Orchestra
Fenwick Newall
Rachmaninoff
Holy City
Salome
Miss Willoughby
Local visitors return from Victoria and Penticton
Messrs W D Gilroy and F F Morris came back from Victoria after attending Grand Lodge sessions of the I O O F. Mrs Lloyd Harris and her two children returned to Penticton after visiting in the city with Mr David and Mrs B A Moorhouse. A park plan is shown on page three and a proposal to tax modestly for greater benefits is discussed. Trap shooting enthusiasts consider forming a club or branch of Cranbrook District Red and Gun Club with no decision yet.
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Messrs. W. D. Gilroy
FF. G Morris
Victoria
Grand Lodge
Lloyd Harris
Penticton
David
B. A. Moorhouse
Cranbrook
Red and Gon Yub
Rod and Gun Club
Golf Club Notes Highlights Winter Competitions
The Witnels of the Spring Handicap Competitions and Sadie's nine hole small play are noted along with Mrs McCreery's fifteen hole match and Dr Green mixed pairs. A tea turnout Saturday served by Mesdaines Wilkinson and Spreull. Wednesday supper drew a record crowd led by Mosties Marshall and C Staple to see a monkey act. Winners included M A Beale Mrs Forrest Dr MacKinnon and George Stevenson. Prizes for the winter season were awarded after supper. Next Wednesday features a ring score contest and a putting contest after dinner with qualifying cards required for nine holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie
McCreery
Dr. Green
Nisbet
Hobart
Theer
Mesilaines Wilkinson
Spreull
Widnesday
Mostiies Marshall
C. Staple
Sual
M. A. Beale
Chautauqua Ends in Deficit and Likely Not Returning
Crinbrook’s sixth annual Chautauqua failed to break even with three ticket sales totaling about 1500 dollars, leaving guarantors to cover the shortfall. Committees blamed timing and controversy, and Miss Buck the superintendent did not press to renew local support, signaling the event’s withdrawal.
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Crinbrook
Nelson
Buck
Amory Parnell
Léig
Farve
Davis
Fire destroys feed warehouse in Cranbrook blaze
A major Cranbrook fire damaged a feed warehouse owned by W. E. Worden and used by City Transfer Co. and Jus Kerrigan. About ten thousand dollars in flour, feed, hay and grain were lost, with oil in the basement saved. two structures nearby were damaged but not destroyed. No insurance on the main building or contents. The blaze originated by unknown cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook
W. E. Worden
City Transfer Co
Jus
Roberts
Imperial Oil Co
Kimberley
City Fire Brigade
Futa’s Corner
Mr. Worden
Jas Kerrigan
T. E. Austin
Kerrigan
Mrs A Crawford Thanks Donors For Cottage Hospital Dance
Mrs A Crawford expresses gratitude for a $60 donation from the Cottage Hospital dance and raffle. She extends thanks to the organizing committee and all participants for their support.
Moyie Man Dies in Road Blasting Accident
Hugh Weir of Moyie was killed when a blasting charge prematurely exploded during road work to remove stumps. Details are incomplete but the accident occurred Thursday and his widow resides in Moyle.
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Moyie
Hugh Weir
Moyle
Examinations Start This Saturday At High School
Examinations begin this Saturday at the high school and continue through the following week. Students advised to prepare and attend as scheduled.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jane Hembry
Eeeee
A. Wallenger
A. Geiser
Bakerity
Oregon
Perry Creek
Homestake Mining Co
Hig Yist
Chautiuqua
Sipener
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