Graduation Exercises Highlight Western Canada Milestone
Cranbrook marks first western Canada graduation ceremony as high school graduates experiences shared by Principal Archer and former head, with remarks on the four year program, discipline and character building, and a prize and diploma presentation to dozen graduates. A large audience includes Mayor Roberts, donors MacPherson and Paterson, and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spreull
Kimberley
Messrs
FP. M. MacPherson
E. Paterson
MacPherson
Ruth Soderholm
Cranbrook Burns Club Meets for Annual Session in Maple Hall
The Cranbrook District Burns Club will hold its annual meeting in Maple Hall on Friday September 18 at 8 o clock. Business includes election of officers and plans for the year ahead along with other important matters. Jas F. LMNN secretary and W. A. Nisbet named returning officer for East Kootenay riding are organizing preliminary election arrangements.
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Cranbrook
Burns’ Eta
Maple Hall
Jas
F. Lmnn
W. A. Nisbet
East Kootenay
Fall Fair Next Week Promises Community Enjoyment
A Cranbrook fall fair invites all residents and visitors to attend with exhibits from Windermere and other local fairs. The evening includes a large dance with refreshments, concluding the fall fair program with a promise of a good time for everyone.
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Windermere
Cranbrook
Will the Fall Fair Become a Permanent Event
Cranbrook faces a decision on whether to keep fall fairs. Attendance was weak despite a Labor Day program with special attractions and sports under Mayor Roberts and Secretary Hay. Costs and admission prices may have dampened turnout, leaving Cranbrook's fair support and appeal looking lacking versus other places.
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Cranbrook
Roberts
Hay
Printing Plans And Specifications For Better Results
The article argues that, like building contracts, printing requires clear plans and specifications. Buyers should provide material, paper, type, and style details to get accurate prices and satisfactory results, saving time for both sides. Cooperation with printers leads to better directed work and fewer copy problems.
Delegate Lunn Leaves for Brotherhood Convention
Mr J F Lunn, delegate from Kootenay Lodge 173 Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America, departs Thursday to attend the 15th annual convention in Kansas City from September 14 to 26. He serves as secretary of the Cranbrook Local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen
J. F. Lunn
Kootenay
School Board Meeting Considers Tuition for Outside Pupils
The regular meeting of the School Trustees approved salaries for Miss Edith Wright and Miss Mary L. Rice for the fall term. A Trafalgar Day collection request from the British and Foreign Sailors Society was read and filed. Outside pupils in Grades IX to XI at the high school would be charged 2.50 monthly, in advance. Transportation refunds were referred to the Department of Education.
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Council Chamber
F. H. Dezall
Henderson
Jackson and
Gilroy
Edith Wright
Mary L. Rice
British and Foreign Sailors’ Society
South Ward
Dobson
Lumberton
Department of Education
Reverend Evans Leads Kimberley Service on Return
Reverend James Evans, pastor of the United Church, conducted services in Kimberley on his return from a three month absence. Sunday evening's subject was Christianity and Labor, with nearly every seat in the church occupied.
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James Evans
The
United Church
Kimberley
Brotherhood Meetings Resume In Cran Brook
The first Cran brook brotherhood meeting will be held Monday evening next. It will be followed at 8 15 by a social gathering in which the whole congregation is expected to participate.
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Cranbrook Brotherhood
Freeman Reflects On Labor Day At United Church
Reverend B C Freeman spoke at the United Church on Labor Day eve delivering an engaging address fit for the occasion. The Kingston Standard wishes more people would heed such counsel at least once.
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Labor
B. C. Freeman
United Church
Kingston
Yahk Notes From Yahk BC Community Update
Louise Burlingham returns home to Yahk on Thursday. Several residents and visitors are listed including Sylvia Baker leaving for Kaslo school and Mrs W Baum visiting Sand Point. Attendees range from Mr Keys camp foreman to Hon Manson and Inspector Dunwoody. A dance at Mill Hall faced poor turnout due to weather. local folks head to Nelson for school. A roadside incident recalls a bottle of Old Crowe found near Kingsgate signed Ku Ki Ki by an American tourist.
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Louise Burlingham
Yahk
Sylvia Baker
Kaslo
B.C
Mrs. Hale
Kingsgate
R. Johnson
Mr. Williams
Liquor Control Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. S
Dezall
Cranbrook Centre
Cranbrook School
H. L. Porter
Porter
Archer
Canada
G. J. Spreull
Arthur Shankland
Cliss
Joe Brogan
Thomas Jackson Brown
Mildred Emily Burdett
Katherine Alberta Cameron
Hsther Chalender
Annie Jean Flett
Henry Charles Godderis
Marguerite Josephine Godderis
Doris Rose Arline Haynes
Margaret Clara Johnson
Thomas Melville Leask
Hector Alfred Linnell
Murray Lincoln McFarlane
Muriel Elizabeth Millington
Charles Norman William Parker
Gertrude Ethel Watmore
Santo Charles Pascuzzo
Trilhy
Ermine Rebel
James Chester Roberts
Murray McFarlane
Doris Haynes
Gertrude Patmore
Herald
F. M. MacPherson
Wanda Fink
Marion MacKinnon
Toronto University
Cranbrook Agricultural Association
Fair Grounds
Burns Club Meeting
Sagelina
A. J. Grez
Fort Steele
H.S
Little Gent's
C; Emslie
Mrs. W. Baum
Sand Point, U.S
Mr. Keys
Manson
British Columbia
Inspector Dunwoody
Lowrie
C.pr
Seattle
Portland
Yauhk
Rocky Mountain Ramblers’ Orchestra
Annie McCartney
Nelson
Dan
York
Imperial Bank Bldg
Cranbrook, B.C
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