Seasonal verses and notices from the Cumberland news
Poems and social notes reflect spring poetry, wartime changes for women, and local events. Reports detail Gail Laughlin’s election as leader of the League of Business and Professional Women of America, church socials, bazaar plans, and local visits by officials and residents with brief moves to Vancouver, Nanaimo, Calgary, and Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Laughlin
America
League of Business and Professional Women of America
Miss Laughlin
Wellesley
Cornell
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Molly Malone
Whittier
Great Britain
Royal Society of Architects
England
Church of England
Miss Draper
Mabel Michel
Mr. Richards
St. George’s Presbyterian Church
Ladies Aid
T. Michel
Marjorie
Vancouver
Miss Michel
London and Lancashire Life Insurance Company
Thomas Graham
T. H. Hanson
Calgary
J. C. Mortimer
Provincial Police
Cumberland
Charles Tulin
Campbell
River
Tulin
W. B. Shaw
Victoria
City
E. H. Fletcher
F. M. McGregor
B. W. Bickle
A. A. Lee
Dominion Express Company
Pelee
A. Bichlager
Duncan
Mrs. James Dick
Alberni
R. P. Christie
C. H. Macintosh
Charles Evans
Princeton
S. Horwood
John Dando
The
Powell River Paper Company
J. D. Marshall
Fletcher Bros
Con. Reifel
Nanaimo
Cardinal Mercier
Malines
Belgium
A. Stanford
B.C
Island Automobile Association
Ford
Dunlop
Edward
Prince of Wales
Canada
Ottawa
Victory Loan Organization
Victory Loan Committee
Dominion of Canada
Clary’s
Kootenay
H. Tarbell & Son
Ewan