Winners At Fall Fair In Women's Institute Classes
Prize winners in the Women's Institute section of the fall fair are listed in order of first and second names. Entries include embroidery on linen, towels, tea cloths, lace, bags, tatting, and baby garments with numerous winners named such as Mrs Healey Mrs Cooper Mrs Noble Mrs Emslie and others across multiple categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Institute
Women's Institute
Mrs. Cooper
Mrs. Healey
Mrs. Noble
Miss Emslie
Huggins
Healey
Cooper
Bugs
Norgrove
Harold Brown
Local Kitchen Goods and Canned Produce From Mrs Godderis List
A readable list items various baked goods and canned foods tied to several donors and names. Entries include fruit cake short bread tarts pies and jellies. Names such as Mrs O Hearn Mrs Taylor Mrs Healey and Marguerite Godderis appear with items and classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Taylor
O'Hearn
H. McGill
Taylor
Healey
Cooper
Harold Brown
O’hearn
Smith
Marguerite Godderis
Margurite Godderis
Auditory season bookings show three major acts announced
The auditorium plans a busy winter season with three announced engagements in Cranbrook. The Bat will open October 31 with a first class stock company, Skovgaard the famed violinist performs November 4, and March 7 Dumbells return in Ace High with hopes for a two day engagement. Vancouver notes report milling firm Muir assessing grain shipments to Scotland and Saskatchewan elevators. In Dawson a rich silver lead ore strike on Galena Hill claims promises rising mining interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Cranbrook
Skovgaard
Dumbells
Dumbell
Vancouver
Muir
Scottish Co-Operative of
Glasgow
Scotland
Saskatchewan
Dawson, Y.T
Galena Hill
Local notices and ads mix in Cranbrook area
A collage of community updates from Cranbrook and Fernie from A. J. Ratcliff and local merchants. Highlights include travel notes, car agents Ratcliffe Stewart Nash models, furniture and bedding ads, church sermon topics, a Lumberton baseball club dance, and Elko power line work with locals buying land near McBain's Lake for summer homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratcliffe & Stewart
Nash Motor Co
Nash
Fernie
McBain
Local items from Cranbrook and district
Reports from Cranbrook include visits of Miss KH L Honeywell and Miss Edna Magee to Calgary and Medicine Hat, motor trips to the coast with Mr. and Mrs. J G Morris and Frank Roberts, and a trip to Vancouver and Seattle. A Kimberley child was rescued after spending the night away from her parents during a Labor Day scare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relayi
KH. L. Honeywell
Edna Magee
Calgary
Medicine Hat
J. G. Morris
Mrs. D. Turner
Frank Roberts
Vancouver
Seattle
Card of Thanks for Efforts to Find Little Girl
Mr and Mrs Leith express gratitude to all who helped in the search for their missing daughter on Monday and Tuesday. The note thanks neighbors friends and local helpers for efforts and support during the distressing time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook
David Leith
Kimberley
Perry Creek
B. A. Moorhouse
Banff
Lake Louise
Winnifred
Dorothy Moorhouse
Seattle
Jean McPhee
Dorothy
Jack
Wasa Lake
Mr. Moorhouse
City
A. &. Leigh
Martin Ave
Norbury Avenue
W. Stevens
Mr. Stevens
Helen Neill
A. W. Neill
Ottawa
Comox-Alberni
Alberni
Stevens
Leith
Simpso n Thanks Friends for Kindness During Illness
Expresses gratitude to friends for kindness to Mrs. Simpson during long illness and to the writer for sympathy and help after her death. Signed C. B. Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Simpson
C. B. Simpson
Cranbrook Musical Society elects officers and outlines season
The Cranbrook Musical Society held its annual meeting on Tuesday evening in the practice hall. President Alan Grauham and J T Cooper Lee were among the officers sworn in for the coming year. The group plans two varied programs, dramatic sketches, and a Gilbert and Sullivan opera, possibly The Pirates of Penzance, as part of a hopeful, retrenched season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook Musical Society
A. ©. Shankland
Alan Grauham
Scandinavian Brotherhood of East Kootenay organized at Cranbrook
A new fraternal group named the Scandinavian Brotherhood of East Kootenay formed after an EPRADIZAION meeting at Queen's Hotel Cranbrook. Officers include President I Burch and Secretary B Lundeen. The society aims to promote Canadian citizenship among Indian ScandInavians with meetings monthly and a hoped member base of several hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen's Hotel
Cranbrook
Scandinavian Brotherhood of
East Kootenay
I. Burch
B. Lundeen
Marysville
A. Benson
Burch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hland
G.taylor
M Gill
Geo, Taylor
Geo
Whittaker
Hill
Loucks
Fern
Lor
Parsnips
Geo, Smith
Walter Brown
O' Hearn
Robinson
Baker Street
Bruce Robinson
Nelson Business College
P.O
Conklin & Garrett
Joe Pree
Midway Attractions
BIG Circus
Cranbrook City Park
A. J. Ratcliff
Halavan Hat Savines, Y
Ananya Rae Ko
Beattie-Noble, Ltd
B. Weston
Fairmont
Alvin E. Perkins
Kilby
Leonard Jecks
Herald
Armstrong
Bunt
Miss Ito
Spokane
Nash and Star Cars
B.C
May
Grace Bardgetture
Simmons
Springs
W. I. Doran
Baptist Church
W. F. Doran
Lumberton
Law
R. L. Bureh
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Armstrong Avenue
East
W. FB. Doran
N. EB. Ryckman
United States
Toronto
Ryeckman
Lake Chautauqua
J. Kerrigan & Co
Drumheller Alberta
Musical Society
Blonde Bess
Kreigler
Old Virginny
A. McDougall Horne
Symipat
Mgr. W. A. Burton
Mendelssohn Anitante
Lalo Synphoniv
Espagnole
Ipsy
Sarasaty
Anitator Brahm Hockstein
Vincent Tink II
Schumann
Moskowski
Godard
Jongliere
Helen Worden
Mendelssohn-Achron
Hueberger-Kreisler
Kreisler
Beethoven
Minuet
Vincent Fink Ty
Saint-Saens
Cuculain
Londonderry Air
Brahms
Old Virginny Trio
Allitson the
Late Player
Gones the
Marshall Sympathy
MR. Hogge
Wilhelm
Nevin-Kreisler
Kreisler Encore
Nevin
Mighty Laka Rose
Vincent Fink
Freestone Peaches
Bartlett Pears
John Manning
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