Cranbrook Board of Trade Luncheon at Fort Steele
The Cranbrook Board of Trade re elected Mr. R B Beattie as President for the year and planned ambulatory luncheons to strengthen regional ties. A Fort Steele luncheon drew about 45 attendees, with a motor caravan from Cranbrook and praise for local hospitality and mining prospects in Maus Creek and the Victor Group area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook Board of Trade
R. B. Beattie
Fort Steele
Kimberley
Bull River
Cranbrook
Imperial Hotel
Markley Flats
Attree
Motors
Charles R. Ward
Werden
R. E. Beattie
Kootenay
Joseph Ryan
Robert I. Dore
Dore Company
Nob Hill
San Francisco
St. Eugene Hospital
Victor Group
Maus Creek
E. R. Abernethy
Thomas McVittie
Annual Meeting of Non-Partizan League
The adjourned meeting at Maple Hall on April 26 presided by Mrs. G. Baxter heard a report on the League's work since its February start. Mr. George J. Spreull spoke on BC law affecting wives and families, with thanks given. officers were elected, and future study topics proposed focusing on proportional representation and direct legislation. About 76 attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Hall
G. Baxter
League
George J. Spreull
B.C
Spreull
W. H. Bridge
J. Laurie
J. D. McBride
J. W. Burton
J. J Jolsony
Local fishing notes ignite three new Ike Walton disciples
The Board of Trade outing at Fort Steele introduced L. P. Sullivan W. W. Kilby and A. E. Bowley as new students of fishing. They faced limited tackle and scarce streams but remained optimistic with Kilby noting Hit's the Game. A Q and A column promises tips for enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Walton
Board’ Trade
Fort Steele
L. P. Sullivan
W. W. Kilby
A. E. Bowley
Kilby
News of Our Boys at the Front Reported Kills and Wounds
The Herald notes the death of Lawson Cadwallader in action and unofficially reports Arthur Crowe killed. Private H Files is wounded with a thigh gunshot, receiving care at the 7th General Hospital in Etaples, France.
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Herald
Arthur Crowe
Pte. H. Files
7Th General Hospital
Etaples
France
New York Sees 51 More Vessels Enter Port Last Month
In late war news from London the report says fifty one more ships reached New York port than in March despite German submarine activity. The Rockingham has been sunk by a U-boat with one crew missing. Relations between Norway and Germany are nearing a breaking point per information from Christiana.
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New York
London
Rockingham
Norway
Germany
Christiana
Patriotic Day at Parish Halls by Women’s Institute
The Parish Halls hosted Patriotic Day as the Women’s Institute showcased red, white and blue decor, floral tributes, and a program featuring Mrs. Arnold Wallinger and Mr. Worthington. Rev T Keyworth led prayers, and Rev W H Bridge spoke on women’s sacrifice, followed by a carnations ceremony and a talk on reconstruction after the war by Mrs. F P Miles. Gifts for soldiers, funds for prisoners of war, and a Rex Theatre fundraiser were announced, with notices of tea, fare details, and plans for aid to Cranbrook soldiers and families.
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Women's Institute
Mescimes
Arnold Wallinger
Worthington
T. Keyworth
W. H. Bridge
Pauline
Joan Bridge
Miles
Canada
McFarlane
Cranbrook
A. E. Wattal
Wattsburg
Rex Theatre
Institute
Universal Film Co
Calgary
G. P. Tisdale
Alberta
W. B. Scott
Cranbrook Institute
Wall
Memorial Service for Lieut Banfield at Presbyter ian Church
A Masonic Memorial Service was held Sunday at 4 30 p m for the late Lieut T H Banfield killed at Vimy Ridge on April 9 The service at the Presbyterian Church was led by Rev Hillis Wright with Rev Thos Keyworth and Rev W H Bridge assisting The sermon honored Banfield as a fallen soldier and urged upholding the Allied cause through honor in home business and country The vows to follow Banfield’s example and recall the sacrifices of many were voiced by the speakers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Banfield
Vimy Ridge
Presbyterian Church
Masonic Order
Masonic
Hillis Wright
Thos. Keyworth
W. H. Bridge
Christ Church
Rause
Harry Banfield
Banfield
What is Being Done for our Returned Soldiers
The Provincial Returned Soldiers Commission of British Columbia outlines work for returning servicemen. It details 59 sub committees and 20 correspondents aiding welfare, with rapid telegrams and visits to welcome men and provide ongoing support. The report urges sustained patriotic backing and careful oversight of provincial interests.
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Provincial Returned Soldiers Commission of
Birth
Columbia
Military Hospitals Commission of Canada
Military Hospital Commission
Ottawa
Returned Soldiers Commission
Quebec
Commission
Commis_sion
Board of Trade Holds May Meeting in City Hall
The Board of Trade met Tuesday in City Hall at 7 pm. Proposals included CPLR timecard changes, a Cranbrook to Fort William rail plan, and a Cranbrook Athalmer Golden service. Reports noted no letter from Minister Oliver on Agriculture aid, and committee referral on loading platforms at Wycliffe and Kimberley. Freight rates from Cranbrook to Fort William were discussed for reductions, Arbor Day style yard cleanup and tree planting were proposed, and luncheon tickets for Ft Steele were confirmed with transport arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
CPLR
Witel Williain
Cranbrook
Athalmer
Golden
SK. C
CP Or
Windermere District Board of Trade
Wycliffe
Kimberley
Ft. William
Ft Steele
Police Court Notes Warn of Reforms as Youth Thieves Probed
Police court notes from April 28 report eleven year old Mahi Sing found guilty of shop theft but discharged with caution due to age and first offense. April 30 sees eighteen Chinamen in court for gambling with insufficient evidence to convict. The piece urges tighter action on petty theft by youths and calls for publicizing offenders. It also notes sanitation drives and yard cleanups led by the Chief of Police as weather warms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahi Sing
Arnold
Jin
G. J. Spreull
A. B. MacDonald
Cranbrook Herald Belgian Relief Fund Acknowledgments
Acknowledgement of donations to the Cranbrook Herald Belgian Relief Fund lists Mrs Deane Pupils of South Ward School Div 400 Beale and Elwell and a friend with total donations noted. Donations are to be sent to The Editor and acknowledged in these columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deane
South Ward School
Beale & Elwell
Cranbrook Herald
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Ride
Pres. R. FE
Beattie
Judge Ryan
Partizan League
L. PS
Lawson Cadwallader
Lieut
Cranbrook Herald Belgian Relief Fund
Fore
Cranbrook’s Dry Goods and Clothing Stores
Cranbrook Drug & Book Co
W. J. Atchison
B. Ford
Hanson Garage
Cranbrook, B.C
Office, Smelting and Refining Department
Trail
British Columbia
Smelters and Refiners
Tabanac
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