Old Rivals In Battle Royal Doomed By Nine Inning Clash
Wycliffe and Kimberley played a two game playoff with pitching duels and late scoring. Musser and Johren matched zero to four runs through seven, then Kimberley rallied in late innings to win 6 1 after tying 4 2 and scoring four runs in the ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.W.V. A. Jrounds
Wycliffe
Kimberley
Daily News
Musser
Johven
Battle Royal
Syed
Museser
Johren
Argue
Vaughn
Mitchell
Piper
Clark
Logan
Bamford
Ate Tie
Horne
Coen
Geyer
Pennington
Miners
Kozak
J. McMahon
W. Horne
H. Horne
Scores Coen
F. McMahon
Johrven
McMahon
Ff. McMahon
Kimberley Pennington
Kimberley A
FP Thompson
Patanal
Clas
Korak
Fagled I McMahon
Wil Horne
Hhorne
Viele Wild
Coen Mrad
Chork
Rpowreth
Crowe
Hinton
Vonnington Einglad
Masser
Thi
Pie Fey Todd
Alden
Pamford
Mead Johnson to Open Canadian Milk Products Plant
Belleville Ont reports Mead Johnson & Co has completed arrangements to establish a Canadian branch for the manufacture of milk products in the city. The move marks a significant expansion into Canada by the firm and sets the stage for local production and employment opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville, Ont
Mead, Johnson & Co
Recreation Club Faces Shutdown After Director Resigns
A Tuesday meeting of the Recreation Club directors reviewed the resignation of physical director Gee Salter and a deficit of 344 this season, with total liabilities near 2600. Proposals included possible discontinuation, community support, Rotary Club funding, and running the club with volunteers if needed. A follow up meeting was set for next Tuesday with representatives from other organizations to decide the club's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Club
Rotary Club
Thei Playground
Harry White
Miles
Ff McPhee
White
Rotary
Fernie
Drybrook
School Enrolments Rise At Public and High Schools
Public and high schools opened on Tuesday with good attendances. In the high school attendance rose about 20 over last year with Grade IX 64, Grade X 48, and Grade XI 24. The increase stems partly from Grade XII having only UK last year and a larger entrance class. Staff remains largely the same with Miss Rh Magee replacing Mr Mc Laughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Magee
McLaughlin
Native Sons Resume Meetings After Summer Recess
Native Sons of Canada held their first meeting since holidays on Wednesday evening. Topics included tree planting, funding for arbor day planting, and a discussion on the Cinchon Dog and Canadian flags. A committee was appointed to promote Canadian amateur games and attend the Recreation Club meeting next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Native Sons of Canada
P. Sullivan
England
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
A. K. Leitch
W. F. Doran
A. Ki. Leigh
Recreation Club
Yooms
Local golfers visit Fernie for annual tourney
Cranbrook golfers took part in the Crows Nest tournament over the holiday weekend drawing 160 players from Lethbridge to Linderton. Prizes went to Mrs. M A Beale second in driving contest and Mrs. Forrest second in nine hole first day. Mrs. McCreery second in ladies nine hole handicap second day.
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Cranbrook
Crows Nest
Lethbridge
Linderton
M. A. Beale
M. McCreery
Forrest
A. Graham
Robertson
Lumberton
F. W. Green
W. R. Grubbe
Chester Staples
Cranbrook Club
McCreery
Fernie
Pine Hold
Oddfellows
Fernie Club
Collent
Tennis Players Return From Nelson Tournament Weekend
Tennis players at Nelson returned Tuesday after attending the weekend tennis tournament. Dr. Fergie and partner Mes Huxton reached the finals but lost to the winning pair. At the district tennis association meeting Simeon was elected first vice president and Dr. Fergie joined the executive.
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AL Fergie
George Opeen
Nelson
Fergie
Mes. Huxton
District Tennis Association
Simeon
Fragmentary School Class Roster in Grade Listing
OCR fragment lists teachers and grades including Miss Johnson Miss Magee substitute, McCastin Grade VII, Miss Glacy Grade VII, and Miss Best Grade II with uncertain placement at a central school.
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Io Teachieré
Miss Johnson
Magee
Ies McCastin
Glacy
Miss Best
Cranbrook Recreation Club to Decide Future
At a Cranbrook Recreation Club meeting on Sept 10 the group considered whether to shut down due to finances and the director's resignation. The note urges public turnout to support keeping gymnasiums, swimming, and youth programs active, stressing lifesaving training and community backing.
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Cranbrook Recreation Club
Geo. H. Salter
Cranbrook
C.R.C
Priaes
Kaslogala
Nash Advances: New Advanced Six Sedan Arrives in City
T M R Stewart of Ratcliffe and Stewart Garage returns from Vancouver with a new Advanced Six five passenger Nash sedan for N W Burdett of Kimberley. Accompanied by Burdett and his two daughters from Spokane, the blue car features balloon tires disc wheels four wheel brakes and latest refinements drawing attention on Baker Street.
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T. M. R. Stewart
Ratcliffe & Stewart
Vancouver
Nash
N. W. Burdett
Kimberley
Spokane
Burdett
Baker Street
Five Thousand Mile Dodge Trip Ends in Cranbrook Visit
Mr W H Wilson completes a cross country run in his new Dodge sedan from Walkerville to Cranbrook with Mrs Wilson and Miss Joan. The journey covered 16 states in the return, including Montana and Vermont, with fuel use at 204 gallons and an average 22 cents per gallon.
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W. H. Wilson
Cranbrook
Wilson
Montreal
Boston
New York
St. Paul
Vermont
Union
Montana
Couey d'Alene
Yellowstone
Wisconsin Rapids
George Wrage
Spokane
Girl Guides May Be Organized in Cranbrook Soon
Miss J Frances Many Deputy Provincial Commissioner for the Canadian Girl Guides Association will address a Cranbrook meeting of interested women at the Cranbrook Recreation Club building Tuesday evening September. Miss Mara tours British Columbia holding meetings then proceeds to Fernie. Lady Byrne of Vimy presides over the Canadian Girl Guides Association in the province.
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Cranbrook
J. Frances Many
Canadian Girl Guiden Association
Che Meetye
Cranbrook Recreation Club
Miee Mara
Fernie
Byne
Vimy
Canadian Girl Guides Association
Nicholas
First Principle
Lougheed
Creston
Skookum
Windermere
Dhe
Women’s Institute
Oddfellows’ Lode
Robinson
Juvermere
Cranbrook Association
Debe
Aie Wey
As Pas
Fairmont Springs Popular Holiday Venue Draws Visitors
Warm weather last weekend drew many local auto tourists to Fairmont Hot Springs. The camp added a restaurant service and shaded verandah meals. Visitors from Cranbrook Kimberley and Fort Steele registered. 137 campsites used with 55 tourists by end of June. A Montana farmer group and irrigation engineers from the region plan attendance at Calgary events.
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Fairmont Hot Springs
Slmder
Cranbrook
Fairmont
FE. James
Kimberley
W. S. Cameron
Mra
J.B. Webster
G. R. Leask
L. Leask
Rey Leask
F. L. Constantine
B. A. Moorhouse
Dorothy Moorhouse
Jean McPhee
F. &. Miles and Family
Mies A. Woodland
W. de McFarlane
Se Regina
The
Board of Trade
Edre
Cranbrook Recital Delights Audiences With Virtuoso Performances
A Cranbrook concert by Vincent Bink(s) and Miss Wanda Fink along with Miss Helen Worden impressed crowds at the Auditorium. The program featured Lalo Symphonie Espagnole and Kreisler Caprice Viennois with strong piano and string blends. Encores reflected high praise from a receptive audience.
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Cranbrook Musical Society
Rouny Club
Cranbrook
Vincent Binks
Vindernt Fi
Wanda Fink
Helen Wohlin
Fink
Lalo
Kreisler
Helen Worden
Schumann
Moskowski
Ello
Mage
Twelfth Annual Fair Recaps Strong Cranbrook District Event
The 1924 Fall Fair by the Cranbrook District Agricultural Association drew praise for livestock displays and a lively track program despite modest attendance and late-season weather. Judges lauded horses and cattle, the pig club impressed, and Women’s Institute and Oddfellows booths supported the event. prize lists to follow next week.
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Cranbrook District Agricultural Association
Hopkins
the Herald
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Kimberley and
Native Sons
Uwerald
New Nash
Montlaurier
Old Country
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Burns
Rob Roy
Great Britain
Wembley
Canada
Ail
Victoria
British Columbia
Charlottetown
P.E.I
Potato Growers’ Association
Fairmont Springs
Alberta
Western Canada Irrigation Association
Calgary
Vincent Fink
Brandon
British Isles
Salvation Army
Ser
Luke
Little Jin
Lockhead
Kirkland
Dee Copeny
Francis
Raece
Browne
Frankle
Mortaline
Catherine Sussie
Dave Copilo
John Starr
John Clark
Phill White
Nelly
Netty Owen
Phillip
Coleman
Hay
Miss Noble
Towson
Fruit Inspection Branch
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