Courtenay Council and School Board Narrow Differences
Courtenay authorities settle sidewalk and street lighting plans while noting possible reductions in school estimates next year. A letter from the Agricultural Association is sent to a committee, and an exhibit to the Victoria Fair is being organized. A serious car accident near the I. T. Camp leaves Bool injured but recovering in hospital.
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Ald
Douglas
Courtenay
Agricultural Association
Ald. Pearse
B. R. Bewell
Mearns
Victoria Agricultural Body
Bool
Powell River Notes Show Hotel Manager Change and Local Happenings
Powell River notes report hotel proprietor J R MacIntyre travels to Vancouver for treatment with his son Battleman returning to act as manager. Several residents return from travels, including Miss Allen from San Francisco and A M Oliver from California. Steamships Wairuna Border King and Point Sur delivered paper cargoes. Fire in a Killen residence basement caused little damage. Community Hall progress includes a 60 by 105 foot ballroom and integrated library. A new Powell River Company storage room of reinforced concrete began construction. New motor additions include a Marmon Baby Grand and a Buick brought in by local owners.
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J. R. MacIntyre
Powell River
Vancouver
Hixson Battleman
San Francisco Chronicle
Miss Allen
San Francisco
A. M. Oliver
California
Wairuna
Antipodes
Border King
Seattle
Point Sur
United States
George Moore
Merrill & Ring
Theodosia Arm
A. C. Killen
Dorothy Creech
Prince Rupert
Vernon Hughes
Miss Creech
Charles Watson
Ernest Liebenschell
City Transfer
Melbourne
Aus
Powell River Library
Paper Town
Powell River Company
Hugh Young
A. C
Killin
The Crucifixion Heard At St John’s Courtenay
Stainer's oratorio The Crucifixion was sung at St John’s parish church in Courtenay featuring Mrs M B Tribe as lead soprano with J H Macintyre bass and Vincent Bayly as third soloist. Cumberland choir members joined the local choir under Rev E C Robathan. The work highlighted careful training and the piece God so loved the world in a combined quartet.
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Macintyre
Swept Overboard In Rough Weather Near Mitelach Island
Courtenay April 9 John Peter son of the fishing boat Bumper Catch was swept overboard during a south east gale on Wednesday. The fourteen ton seine boat was moving from Vancouver to Alert Bay off Mitelach Island near Cape Mudge when the tragedy occurred. Peterson was found missing. Provincial Police were ad-
Cars Crash on Courtenay Street
Courtenay April 9 A Ford touring car driven by Charles Bool collided with Chief Joe Edwards of the Comox Indian tribe as he walked toward Union Street from Judson Street. No further details available.
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Courtenay and District
Campbell River News
R. Jinkerson
Bloedel
John Anderson
Lundon
J. D. Black
J. Riorden
J. Whitehead
Lilelanu
Duchess of Buffalo
Constance Talmadge
Nettie Masters
Nakus
Brewer
Victoria
Messrs
Herbert
Peter Barclay
Shawnigan
Cadboro Bay
BE. Painter
A. Welsch
Campbelton
Celia Galloway
H. Burgoyne
Hilliers
Arcadian
George Higgins
I. T. Camp
A. H. Venables
Herb, Venables
Tralia
Rex Paget
Haslam Lake District
ST. John’s
Courtenay Street
Deliciou
Canada
the Sheet Metal Products Co. of Canada, Limited
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Calgary
John Inglis
Umberland
W. Merrifield
Prop
W. Bruce Gordon
Dunsmuir Ava
Cumberland, B.C
P.P. Harrison, M.L.A
Cumberland Hotel
the “Gem
Ilo-Ilo
Albert Evans
Robert B. Hand
Blunt & Passie, Ltd
Mann
Cumberland
Victor Marinelli
Rinses
Cumberland Electric Lighting
Underwriters’ Laboratories, Inc
Waer
Cumberland and Union Water Works CO. Limited
G. W. Clinton
Peter McNiven
Mr. Potter
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