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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 04, 1915
Page
3
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Mrs. John Miller will be at home Thursday the 11th and not again this season. The Ancient Order of Foresters plans a Maple Hall social and dance on St. Patrick's night March 17. Cranbrook Choral Society will sing The Holy City on March 11 for Sunshine Society proceeds. Attendance urged for Maple Leaf Rebekah Lodge visit on March 10. A March 2 Maple Hall dance review notes Flowers as floor manager.
Marysville visitor N W Burdett, Calgary business returns, Kimberley teacher attends farewell dance, and Imperial Bank opens at Athalmer. Community notices include births deaths marriages, bridge party, St Patrick events, charity sales, and railway visits. Local officials warn deer licenses expired and a St Eugene hospital ball planned.
Local church notices list Baptist Presbyterian and Methodist services with morning and evening sermons. Topics include The Ways of Life and The Broad Way, The Revelation of Jesus Christ Redeeming Man's Inheritance, The Parables of Our Lord and The Social Question, plus a five sermon series on The Religion For Today.
The Cranbrook Retail Merchants Association held its first annual meeting at the YMCA on Wednesday evening with strong attendance. Ira R. Manning read a president’s report detailing the association’s one year of progress since its 1913 start, noting its growth from a trial phase to a recognized institution and the expansion of retail merchant cooperation across Canada.
A pure bred Holstein calf raffle at the Rex theatre was won by H. G. Hall of Jaffray ticket No 13. The Sunshine Society cleared $140. Mrs Johnson, secretary, thanks helpers in selling tickets. School prize winners for selling tickets include Enens Hoggarth Tom Hoggarth and Charley Clapp with Leonard Burton sharing third prize.
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