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Newspaper

Cranbrook Herald

Location

Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Nov 15, 1917

Page

4

Ple Social and Whist Party Draws Big Red Cross Funds

At a Thursday evening meeting a Ple Social and Whist Party was organized for Saturday night. Progressive whist produced prizes won by Miss Farrell and Mr A Cameron, with consolation to Mr and Mrs Bellamy. Pies sold by auction raised 3.50 to 9. The organizing committee included Mesdames Wollister Piteh Gardner Ormeroy Desauinier and Miss Marcell, Messrs Taylor iiteh Bidder Joyce Thomas and Bureh. The event yielded 138 dollars for the Red Cross fund.

Miss Farrell A. Cameron Ormeroy Desauinier Miss Marcell Taylor Iiteh Bidder Joyce Thomas Bureh Red Cross

East Kootenay LODE activities in Waldo and Baynes Lake

The East Kootenay LODE chapter in Waldo continued silver teas to aid soldiers and wartime causes. Proceeds from October events included 8.90 for soldiers’ comfort bags and 8 from a Ross Hall concert. Children gave to the Tobacco Fund. parcels were sent to France, totaling 21 shipments. Donations supported YM war work and the British Red Cross, with Red Cross supplies sent to Fernie. Local school notes report good attendance. a party honored pupils with prizes. A Fort Steele incident involved Nelson Glen and a mental health transport to New Westminster.

A.C. Wright Baynes Ross’ Hall Waldo East Kootenay France Red Cross Fernie Baynes Lake Patriotic Fund R. L. T. Galbraith A. Doyle Chas Mair R. T. Richardson H. Kershaw R. Bake Baker A. J Grosz FC. Cann Pearl Johnson Robin Johnson Alfred Kershaw Ethel Kershaw Olive Reid Albert Richardson George Werden Marg Werden Helen Wirth Ruth Chalander Simister Wiles Kershaw Nelson Glen Wasa Hotel Wasi Constable Walsh Fort Steele Cranbrook Mentil Hospital New Westminster Glen Prairies Johnson Jaides Werden J. Mirth B. Johnson

Fort Steele Unionist Association Meets to Nominate Delegates

A Fort Steele Unionist Association meeting at the Imperial Hotel appointed two delegates for the upcoming federal election convention in Cranbrook. Doyle and B H L Attree were named delegates with G S Baker serving as secretary pro tem.

Willicome M Blair Fenwick L. A. Willicome M. Simister Fort Steele Unionist Association Imperial Hotel Cranbrook A Doyle B. H. L. Attree G. S. Baker

Red Cross Our Day funds boost from remote mining visit

Mrs. T A Pope led a Paradise Mine canvass for the British Red Cross on Our Day, visiting Mount Nelson workers and Jack Pine, raising over 130 dollars, with mine owner Randolph Bruce adding 25 dollars. The district total reached 370 dollars.

Cranbrook Oury British Red Cross Society Windermere Canadian Red Cross Society Spillimachene T. A. Pope Westcliffe Ranch Thomas Archdale Pope Edinburgh Scotland Red Cross Mount Nelson Jack Pine Cook Randolph Bruce

Returned Soldiers Body Forms Branch in Cranbrook District

Returned soldiers in Cranbrook and District are urged to form a local branch of the Great War Veterans Association. The organization already has about ninety branches and 25,000 members nationwide, with Nelson and Fernie hosting branches. Soldiers in the Cranbrook district should contact R. T. Williams to arrange a meeting and possible action.

Cranbrook Great War Veterans’ Association Dominion Nelson Fernie Ro T Williams

Meeting of Women’s Institute in Cranbrook Parish Hall

A well attended meeting of the Women's Institute was held with Mrs. W. B. McFarlane presiding. Letters of thanks from Mrs. Blackwood-Wiseman and Balfour acknowledge sympathy and aid. Members reported on October gifts and packing parcels for France and England, sending 100 parcels valued at about $278. Donations to Bal four Sanatorium and new year subscriptions were approved. A talk by A. MacKinnon on Home Influence and How to Manage a Husband sparked lively discussion about individuality in marriage.

Women's Institute W. B. McFarlane Balfour France England Institute Christian Senr Miss Mills Cranbrook Calgary Winnipeg Erickson Red Cross University of B. C Conservation of Food Movement Women of Canada Hanna Hersey

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