That Kind Mrs Woman Says Son Works for Big City Paper
Mrs Woman notes from Mrs Talky that her son is an artist employed by a large city publication. A friend confirms he is building a house to hose Givass for them.
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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Oct 05, 1923
Page
4
Mrs Woman notes from Mrs Talky that her son is an artist employed by a large city publication. A friend confirms he is building a house to hose Givass for them.
A medicine claim states that Pape's Diapepsin quickly relieves indigestion gas heartburn sourness and fermentation. A few tablets provide near immediate stomach relief and correct digestion for a few cents with millions sold by druggists.
A set of tongue in cheek vignettes shows a fading blonde in a department store, a real estate pitch, a teacher correcting grammar, a child asking to attend a wedding, and a daughter revealing she is the bride, all in quick exchanges.
Central School standings list students across divisions with enrollments and marks. Names include Chrissie Charboneau Kathleen Jexall Sheila Paterson Winnifred McQuaid Margaret aiscombe Mary MacDonald and many others with scores ranging from 74 to 40 and above. Several absences noted for exam nations.
Invermere and surrounding area see residents visiting relatives in Ontario and New York, with others touring Canada and the United States. Local appointments shift as Mr. Howell moves to Calgary and Mr. Ashworth becomes bank manager. Rev. D McGregor departs for Washington tenure. The Dominion Experimental Station reports a successful dairy health teat under Dr. Edwards.
A concise list lists several individuals including Ernest Kennedy 45 Horace Mullin 44 Bivan Turner 43 Eddie Leonard 42 Bert Pelton 42 Vivian Kemp 40 Ellsworth Ryan 40 Harry Christian 40 Josephine Demichel 88 Andrew D'Hondt 28 and Lillian Dale. Vincent Ljunquist is absent. M. C. Bannerman listed as Teacher.
The record shows a roster of names with numbers indicating enrollment or scores. Notable entries include Eugene Kennedy 51 and Olive Norgrove 7 among many others, with a wide range of values from 1 to 88.
The record shows Marina Diebolt 93.8 Willie Cullen 91.8 Lily Matson 89.6 Winnifred Pelkey 87.8 and a long leaderboard down to Yael Guthrie 39.6 with 47 enrolled and 32 with perfect attendance. Absent entries include Edith Clark Roy Magro John Magro. P G M C Mack Donald
The document lists students in Division X with equal standing across names such as Eva Kilby Herbert Potter Jane Nesbit Norah Simpson Evelyn Hold ener and Hilda Gillis Mary Pritchard James Halcrow Dorothy Macdonald Jessie Mackay Ellen Stewart Harvey Brice Richard Slye Margaret Rutledge Theo Laurie Jack Pattinson Frank McClure Carl Mullin Godfrey Helmsing Robert MacGregor Florence Stewart Lizzie Godders Allan Downey Cynthia Pollen James Lunn Harry Walkley Owen Haley Elizabeth Stewart Billy Whiting Christine Williams Edgar Offin Robert Stekley Edna Shaw Edith Walker Harvey Moir Gordon Speers May Clark Absent for one or more examinations Bunye Futa Kathleen Macdonald Mabel Clark Muriel L Baxter Teacher.
The list names Division XI Grade II first team members including Kichi Maigawa Eileen Moore Don alda Walker Grace Sternburg and Kenneth Haynes with a large accompanying roster of players and the enrollment total noted as 33 Aileen McCarthy.
The record lists 37 enrolled students across A Class and B Class with names including Charlie Wilson and Ros Mellveen. Absent status noted for examinations.
Enrolment lists 41 students with 22 in perfect attendance. Students include Hedley Baxter Ella Bigattini Ruth Briggs Ina Colledge Henry Lunn Francis Luscombe Florence Macdonald Ralph Manning David Miller Dermot Moore Douglas Paterson Joe Provenzano Freddie Shaw Dougall Steveley James Thompson Phyllis Ward Earl Whiting Walker Willis and teacher L H Paterson. Second group shows Eleanor Collins Herbert Conroy Bessie Cullen Jack DeWolf Eric Dolymik Bertil Erickson Edward Frost Frank Harrison Betsy Hayman Arthur Hinton Gwen Johns Fred Lancaster Alice Mah George McMurren Rosie Nase Amy Offin Gilbert Parker Patricia Rankins Gertrude South Esther Weston Winnifred White George Wilson taught by L C Henderson.
The community Sunday School resumes on October 7 with renewed parental and child interest. A rally day featured Mr. Ward of Armstrong addressing youths and the group voted to send a Calgary Red Cross collection for Japanese earthquake relief. Local notes mention a car accident near Benalto, potato crops thriving, and funeral attendance for Mr. Frank Desrosier.
A Wasa correspond ent describes Traceytown three miles east of Wasa as preserved ruins with two hotels and several homes on a scenic slope. The Mines may reopen soon, reviving former prosperity. Visitors include Harry Barr and family P Matheson Pete Jeffry J H McDonald Areson of South Africa and Miss Diedolph.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as the best laxative for bowel relief while you sleep. It claims quick action for sickness dizziness sour stomach and gas with one or two tablets, positioned for men women and children in 10 26 and 60 cent boxes at drug stores.
A druggist offers a jar of Hair-Groom for a few cents that claims to keep hair combed all day in any style. The product markets itself as effective for stubborn or unruly hair regardless of shampooing.
Sealed tenders addressed to the Postmaster General must be received in Ottawa by noon on November 2 for a proposed mail conveyance contract. The fourteenth weekly trips between Fernie and Railway Street (Canadian Pacific) will operate at the Postmaster General's pleasure. Printed notices and tender forms available at Fernie Post Office and Calgary Post Office Inspector's Office in Alberta.
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