New Members Wanted Campaign Aims At 80000 Additions
The YMCA across America launches a big membership drive from November Mth to November 24 seeking 80000 new members. Cranbrook YMCA Chapter hopes to grow from 72 to a much larger base while highlighting railroad employee outreach and healthy living as core aims.
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Yo M.C. A
America
Cranbrook
Yo M.ca
Canada
Revelstoke
YMCA
Railroad Department
Young Men's Christian Association
Krom
Inquiry into Fire at AJL McDernot Bonded Warehouse
An inquiry into the fire that destroyed AJL McDernot's bonded warehouse was held at the Government building, with Commissioner Sherwood Herchmer hearing evidence. The London Mutual Insurance requested the inquiry. no charges were made, witnesses testified, and the hearing adjourned without findings, though may resume if new evidence arrives.
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AJL
McDernot
Sherwood Herchmer
Fernie
London Mutual
Knox Church Ladies Aid Host Successful Hot Supper and Concert
The Ladies Aid of Knox Church held a crowded 6 to 8 30 pm supper and a post supper concert. Notable performers included Miss Helen Worden Mrs Reid Mrs McPherson Ryckman Scott McDonald and Rev W K Thomson. Funds will go toward renovating the church building for future meetings.
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Knox Church
HH. White
Helen Worden
Reid
McPherson
Ryckman
Reading
Scott McDonald
Wanda
Vincent Fink
Pye
Barryman
W. K. Thomson
Supplied Liquor to Indians
Ft Steele November 7. Constable Walsh arrested two Indians Abraham and Joe Stanley for intoxication and property damage at Jack Kerrigan's house. Abraham fined 10 dollars plus costs or 30 days. 20 dollars plus costs or 2 months for breaking in. Joe Stanley fined 15 dollars plus costs or one month. Fines paid. Walsh then pursued Patrick Doyle for supplying liquor. Doyle fined 40 dollars plus costs or two months.
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the Herald
Ft. Steele
Érdinst
Walsh
Abraham
Joe Stanley
Jack Kerrigan
T. T. McVittie
J.P
A. B. Fenwick
J. P Abraham
Constable Walsh
Wasa
Patrick Doyle
A. B., Fenwick
J. P
Poultry Association Plans Winter Feed Supplies
At the latest Poultry Association meeting members arranged for regular winter feed orders. A delegate was instructed to favor Kamloops for the provincial show. A. B. Smith discussed winter poultry housing and received thanks. The next meeting is set for November 17 in the council chamber.
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Poultry Association
B.C_P_A
Kamloops
A. B. Smith
Ben Palmer
Council
Thirty Days in Nelson Shatters Old Timer Beliefs
Magistrate Arnold sentences Joe Boyle to thirty days for vagrancy after his divine right notions are challenged. He is sent to Nelson jail for a period to reflect and revise his ideas. Residence shows he lived on earnings from prostitutes. Wanted board and room in private house by steady working man. Write Hox 4B Herald Office.
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Joe Boyle
Arnold
Nelson
Herald Office
School Board Adopts Atchison as Principal at $125 Monthly
Regular meeting chaired by Chairman White approves appointment of Mr Atchison as High School principal starting September with salary of 125 dollars per month. Board passes several small accounts and discusses hiring a manual training teacher to assist in the high school. A lighting request for the Belgian relief fete is considered and a two-person committee is to arrange lights for the November 14 school entertainment at Central School.
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White
Wilson
Henderson
Manning
Atchison
Cranbrook Electric Light Co
Cranbrook Susk & Door Co
Gibson
Victoria
Department of Education
Central School
School Report Honors and Attendance Figures
The report lists honor roll recipients and perfect and general attendance figures for multiple students, including Angie Davis Ada Brown Douglas Brown Annabel Hallett Mary Mann Gordon Taylor Edith Cummings Irene Beech and Norman Beech. Enrollment, percentages, and teacher names appear, with continued notes and an ending line about mine workers in Sandon.
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Angie Davis
Ada Brown
Douglas Brown
Annabel Hallett
Mary Mann
Gordon Taylor
Edith Cummings
Irene Beech
Howard Armstrong
Ivy Bidder
Beryl Cameron
Annie Blayney
James Cassidy
Grace Doris
Ni Johnson
Evelyn Moore
Clifford Moth
Hugh Simpson
Violet Simpson
Clifford St.Rloi
Crossley Taylor
Norman Beech
Lilly Taylor
Freda Taylor
Donald Dallas
Kathleen Snook
Annie McBirnie
Percentige
Malcom Polanger
Marion Drimmond
Reggie Griffin
City council approves transfers and water rate actions
The council authorized searching Nelson for registered property owners and set 7 cent carbon copies for changes The mayor and clerk were allowed to buy War Loan Bonds from the sinking fund and guard against loaning department equipment Fire and water accounts show improved collections and delinquent notices A large Women's Institute meeting raised funds for Red Cross Serbian Belief Fund and Belgian Children’s Aid with socks garments and Belgian refugee relief events.
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Clapp
Balment
Leask
Santo
Hanson
Land Registry Office
Nelson
Nisbet
D. Parkin
King Edward
Alderman Balment
Stojack
Cranbrook Electric Light Co
City Livery
Cranbrook Cartage
Sash & Door Factory
Cranbrook Herald
Cranbrook Drug & Book Co
City Transfer & Warehouse
C. Bnislie
Fink Mercantile Co
Gutter Percha Rubber Co
Hanson Garage
Kootenay Garage
Kootenay Telephone Lines
Little & Atchison
A. J. Massey
Ira Manning Ltd
G. Niblock
Patmore Bros
T. N. Parrett
School Board
Fire Dept
Women’s Institute
W. B. McFarlane
Guest
Womens Institute
Dorsetshire
England
Watt
Wol
Red Cross Association
Roaring Game Curling Club Reelects Officers for Season
A Tuesday meeting organized for curling plans re elected old officers. Geo Hogarth remains president with St Bakin as vice president A C Bowness secretary treasurer and W F Cameron and others on the Ice and Membership committees. Membership set at $10. Ice to be prepared when weather allows and another meeting to elect skips.
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Geo. Hogarth
St. Bakin
Sec.Treas
A. C. Bowness
G. Tisdale
H. Topham
Lester Clapp
Chaplin
W. K Thomson
John Choi
Ditch
Ice Committee
W. F. Cameron
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Y. Me. A
Harding
Brooklyn Eagle
Ochool Board
Cranbrook Central School
A. Woodland
Freddy Briggs
Christine Carson
Charlie Clapp
Ethel Dow
Mabel Hinley
Arthur Gill
Gladys Griffin
Lenore Hill
Archie Horie
Jack Kirkland
Harold Kummer
Irene Linnell
Martha Messenger
Charlo Musser
Harry Musser
Paul McNell
Reive Parker
Thelma Patmore
Winnie Phillips
Frank Roberts
Robina Somerville
Warren Spence
Jack Stevens
Jack Ward
Norman Wasson
Beatrice Wilson
Bertha Leclere
Bella Foster
Teddy Briggs
May Brake
Vivian Kummer
J. M. Bechtel
Lawson Guilliam
Elsie Black
Vera Baxter
Bessie Hallet
Ray Scott
Wilfred Jolitte
Sandon
Women's Institute
A. C. Cock
Washington
Spokane
Mr. Cock
Red Cross
Gossard
Cranbrook's Dry Goods and Clothing Stores
Castile
Florida
Cranbrook Drug & Book Co. Ltd
W. J. Atchison
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