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Newspaper

Cranbrook Herald

Location

Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Mar 09, 1923

Page

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Golf Club Looks for Good Season

The Cran brook and Cranbrook Golf and Country Club annual meeting at city hall drew strong attendance. G J Sproul presided as the board chair with M A Beale reading the minutes showing a 321.44 deficit, prompting a dues rise to 20 for men and 15 for ladies, after an failed 17.60 offer. Directors elected include Sproul Grubbe Wilson Little Hogarth. F A Small re elected auditor, Mrs C D Staples ladies captain and B E McPhee gentlemen captain. Committees were formed with members chosen by chairmen. outlook for the season appears promising with new memberships in process.

Cranbrook Golf Club Cranbrook Golf and Country Club City Hall G. J. Sproul M. A. Beale Beale Messrs G. J. Spreull W. R. Grubbe W. H. Wilson CG. J Hogarth Greens C. C. Staples

Veteran Odd Fellow honored after long connection with lodge

The Odd Fellows Lodge presented Bro. John Manning a veteran's jewel marking 25 years of continuous service. Past Grand Master H. White made the presentation on behalf of the lodge, with E. G. Dingley as Noble Grand. Manning recalled the lodge's early days, noting his role in organizing the local lodge and his long service in office.

Odd Fellows' Lodge John Manning G. Dingley H. White Bro. Manning Hiro. Manning Bro, Manning Tme Winnipeg Ilso Rebekah

My Wild Irish Rose at Star Theatre

Patrick's Day program notes show My Wild Irish Rose scheduled for Saturday March 17 81 at the Star Theatre. The item records a theater show with a patriotic party mood and a performance slot on that date.

Star Theatre

The Trysting Place Delights Wycliffe Players Audience

The Wycliffe Players staged The Trysting Place at the Auditorium Friday night to an eager crowd. An all star amateur cast delivered clever performances with Lancelot Briggs and Mrs Curtis driving the comic intrigue while Mrs Briggs Jessie and Rupert lent bustling romance.

Wycliffe Bert Johnson Lancelot Briggs Mrs. Curtis Agnes Reekle Lancelot Rupert Jessie Jesale Jimmie Jones C. C. Staples Mr. Ingoldsby H. 8 Young Ingoldsby Melody Five

Obituaries and Local notes from Cranbrook and district

Obituary notices report the deaths of Matilda Jane Stevens and Vira Mary MacLeod in Cranbrook. Stevens, 13 years in Canada, died of pneumonia. funeral Sunday at 4 with Rev. F. W. Harrison. MacLeod, near 82, died after bronchitis and pneumonia. survived by husband John and eight daughters and one son. Also noted are tributes, family details, and funeral arrangements for relatives including Mrs. Mannelly of Portland and Mrs. Rutledge. Additional local items cover Cranbrook hockey loss to Fernie, Wool Growers Association outlook, a narcotics case verdict, and a combined music and film show at the Star Theatre with Clef Club.

St. Eugene Matilda Jane Stevens H. J. Stevens F. W. Harrison Stevens Vira Mary MacLeod John MacLeod J. W. Rutledge Miss MacLeod Bright Zilly Tacoma Wash McKay Seattle Lot Crocker Hyaniss Mass W. H. Crooks van Creek Hill Ont Mannelly Portland Oregon Archibald McKillop Finch Berwick McLeod Kasle MacLeod

Surprise marriage marked by lodge members gift

After the Queen Alexander Lodge No. 424 meeting a surprise party honored Mrs. W. H. Wilson on her marriage. Cards music refreshments and gift of cut glass were given with speeches and sister Mra. V. S. Liddicoat in attendance. The Rebekah Lodge planned a repeat show later month with a revised program.

Queen Alexander Lodge L. A R. T W. H. Wilson Ruby Finley Prises J. MacNeill Fyles

Cranbrook Rod and Gun Club Holds Annual Meeting

About thirty members gather for a long session discussing hatchery plans for cutthroat trout, Elk River Game Reserve boundaries, and open seasons for big game. Officials include J H King and J F Guimont with debates on membership and future committees.

Cranbrook T. Cooper J. F. Gaimont Gaimont Fort Steele Guimont Gregory Thomas Obvera Board of Trade Rod and Gun Club Hurry Williamas

G W V A Prep for St Patrick's Eve Masquerade and Events

Preparations for the St Patrick s Eve Veterans Masquerade Dance proceed with reserved seating and masking requirements. The G W V A Concert Party meets Saturday at 8 30 p m. An annual memorial service for fallen comrades is set for Sunday April 8 and Cranbrook Musical Society will provide music. A masquerade ball is planned for Friday March 16 and the 24th May Celebration committee reports progress. Dust concerns are to be addressed with Moyle Lake disposal or distribution to households.

Cranbrook Musical Society Moyle Lake

High School Beats YMCA in First CRC League Game

The High School defeated the YMCA 36 to 22 in the opening CRC gym contest. H. McLean and C. Musser led the High School. A. Gill and W. Woodman starred for the YMCA. Referee F. Bamford oversaw the rough but even clash. Upcoming games listed include YMCA vs City and City vs High School. A St Patrick's dance is planned in Mill Hall Yahk on March 17 with Robinson's orchestra.

C.R.C Y.M.C.A F. Bamford H. McLean Robinson

Chicken Supper Winds Up Curling Series With Knockout Crowd

The Egg Pedlars of Kootenay Orchards won a keen ten end match at the rink on Saturday night, taking the final rock in the last end. D Garnham led the Egg Pedlars with strong support from McCrindle Gartside and Ogden against the Morrison rink of Jno Martin Bert Lang F A Williams and P M Morrison. A post match supper at L D Cafe followed with the mayor in attendance, ending in a friendly rematch next season as rumors of a new rink in Kootenay Orchards swirl.

Kootenay Orchard Morrison Kootenay Orchards D. Garnham McCrindle Gartside Ogden Jno. Martin Bert Lang F. A. Williams P. M. Morrison L. D. Cafe Harry Ogden Kootenay

Boy Scout Benefit Performances Postponed

A committee meeting Friday night decided to cancel the proposed two night benefit for the Boy Scouts at Star Theatre on the 19th and 20th. A later announcement will set a new date and note changes in the program.

Star Theatre T Lon

Attendance and Standing at Central School for February

February attendance and class standings across multiple divisions at Central School list top performers, averages, and absentees. Notable entries include First Class pupils Jessie McInnis Ena Davey Sophie Mader and many others with percentages from 80.62 to 58. Efforts span Classes A B and IV with teacher signatures and notes on sickness and absence. An electrical department notice follows about a Sunday power shutdown at Bull River.

Meee Jessie McInnis Ena Davey Sophie Mader Jack Cummings Peter Brennan Ray Beech Ivy Dezall Winniefred Beale Billie Taylor Margaret MacDonald Ethel Spiers Mabel Stender Pearl Pritchard Alleyne Wal- Winger Wilhelmine Woodman Marion Miles Ronald Haynes Marguerite Caven John Helmsing Edith Johnson Graham Dale Cleland Parkin Loran Jordan Harland Park R. Leonard Parkin Effie Charboneau Ivy Sanderson Elvin Leask A. Woodland Electrical Department Bull River

Cranbrook Rod and Gun Club annual report 1923

The Cranbrook District Rod and Gun Club presents its fifth annual report detailing hatchery efforts trout stocking lake closures, trap shoots with Creston participation, and membership gains. It notes fishery studies, regulatory changes, cougar hunting activity, and gratitude to supporters while seeking continued cooperation for future leadership.

Cranbrook B.C Special Fishery Commission British Columbia Game Conservation Board Fort Steele C. H. Robinson Neon Lamb Creek Movie Lake Kamloops Creston W. J. Lamb

Man Suffers Painful Thumb Injury Repairing Wagon Wheel

Mr. J. F. Bridgen injured his thumb while repairing a wagon wheel. The accident caused extreme pain and was noted as a misfortune in local records.

J. F. Bridgen

Also Mentioned on This Page

Golf Club LODGE Dr. Jack The Star the Star Auditorum Ladies’ Guild of St. Mary’s Church Afd Mrs Fernie Coal City Batchelor H. Blumenauer Bert Grady Flash Angus Hay Co-Operative Wool Growers’ Association Kamuoops Okanagan Hay Leask Felix Barresse Wilson RCMP Nelson Clef Club H.M.8 Sunny South Swanee Smiles Mr. Tromboneology Harry Lauder Medley R. 1 Surprise With Gift Rebekah Lodge Dominion King Fisheries Commission Elk River Game Reserve Gulmont Croft & Sons Toronto J. H. King N. A. Wallinger E. T. Cooper G. E. L. MacKinnon H. Mott F. H. Dezull Webster, Leste Clapp G. B. Willis Corp A. Hurry G.W.V.A G.W.V. A Central School Tom Marshall James Johnston Evelyn Ward Einar Erickson Malcolm Harris Sherman Harris Jack Swan Lillian Lewis Aubrey McKewan Murray Garden Jack Genest Ray Brown Catherine Harrison Bert Laurie David Frame Pat Taylor Arnold Holdener Jack Henderson Edgar Sanderson Mac Horie Tom Collings Hilliard Simpson Dorothy Shaw Lesle Sainsbury Kenneth McNeil Melville Reed Billy MacDonald Donald Burton Jessie Brown Wilsie Taylor Harry Patterson James McFarlane Netty Johnnston Henry Kenshall William Dargie Mary Daniels James Dalziel Pearl Gooderham F. E. Magee Frank Brennan Elsie Ericson Phyllis Thompson Margaret Willis Solveig Lundquint Josephine Pascuzzo Marion Kummer Florence Finley Fraser MacKay Edith Carlyle Jack Barber Cyril Harrison Huge’ Campbell Margaret Melnnis Jean Home Flarttel Home Selina Dixon Bill Wolfe Elizabeth Miller Kennett Bassett Harry Heise Marian Williams Birnie Strachan Etta McGill Robert Taylor Frank Malone Dan Brake Margaret Eye Gwen Slye Nancy Nisbet Pearl Saunders Calvin McBurnie Allan Gill Helen Briggs Marion Carr Hazel M. Trembath Ronald Moffatt Evelyn Bowley Madeline Woodman John Metcalf Fred Stojack Birthel Benson Bertie MacDonald Jeasie Tito Ruth Kennedy Kathleen Henderson Elsie Willi Faank Martin Gordon Freeman Robert Willis Grace McClure Mabel Clarke Helen Collings Ruth Challender Amy Ban Quan Billy Flett Madeline Demichel George Fanning Gordon Rankins Jean McPhee George Kemball Walter Fanning Allan Shaw Isobel Frame Jessie Cassels Mary Genest Jack Horne Eva Stender Pat McDonald Willie Spence D. White Mildred Bridges Nora Miles Dennie Turner Audrey Collier Leitch Paterson Ernest Worden Rita Strachan Helen Hesse Arthur Sakaguichi Ida McGregor Elsie Wood Melanie Lebeau Garnet Patmore Nellie Miller Mary Hitchcroft Harry Roy Norma Surtees May Cox Kathleen Haley Jay Welkle Harry Fanning George Pelton Ethel Pugsley H. D. Dechw George Futa Mae Goodeham Katherine Martin Irene McInnes Clarence Scholey Sportsmen's Club J. F. Guimont
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