Ice accident near Winnipegosis involves Parker and Berrell
While traveling 60 miles an hour on ice near Winnipegosis the party fell through into 12 feet of water. They had to abandon camp gear overnight as land access was unsafe. Captain Vance and crew later aided by land routes and arranged to haul 5,000 cords of pulpwood by raft and tug for shipment.
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Winnipegosis
Parker
Lloyd Berrell
Winnnipegosis
Vance
Lake
Winnipetonis
Wmn Flowurtsoon
Wm Foley
Cook
St Georges Tayim Dauphin Dinner Toasts Commemorate Link to Old Land
The focal branch of the Royal Society of St. George hosted a dinner in the Anglican Church basement with about 75 attendees of English descent. Robert Hawkins presided as chair and toast master. The evening featured toasts to The King St George and Merrie England Sister Societies Canada Dauphin Town and Country and The Ladies. Vocal solos were performed by Mrs Hawkins and others. The dinner was provided by the ladies of St Paul’s W A.
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St George's Tayim Dauphin
Royal Society of
H. Pheatly Barrett
Dp DD McDonald
St. Andrew's Society
P Fo Mulligan
St. Patrick's Society
Canada
Major J W. Skinger
Cyril PD Bates
Dauphin
W. E. Robson
W. J Wickes
Dance at Eclipse School Friday Evening
A dance will be held at Eclipse School on Friday April 25. Gentlemen 60 cents ladies 25 cents. Refreshments served. 48
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Eclipse School
Elks’ Hall
McMurray’s Orchestra
CN R A DANCE Celebrates New Ambulance for Dauphin
The Canadian National Recreation Association of Dauphin held a town hall dance on Monday April 11 to celebrate donating a new motor ambulance to Dauphin General Hospital. About 300 guests attended from Swan River Ste Rose du Lac Ochre River and Gilbert Plains. Denny Keits former president spoke on the project and thanks were given to supporters. Mia Peebles orchestra provided music and refreshments were served after midnight under J H Mathewson. D Kelle was general chairman of arrangements.
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CN. R
Dauphin General Hospital
Canadian National Recreation Association of
Dauphin
Swan River
Ste. Rose du Lac
Ochre River
Gilbert Plains
Mia Peebles
Denny Keits
J. H. Mathewson
D. Kelle
S. Code
Vancouver
Irene Rutley
Henry Winters
Melvin Murray
Edna Day
Saskatoon
Judge Simpson
Minnedosa
Bready
Vanstone
McCall
Farenhurst
Cooper
Reid
Fred Scrimshaw
Young United Church
Winnipeg
J. P. Johnson
Calgary
Antoinette Houde
Ste Rose
Helen Bell
Vivien Brown
Grandview
Lillian Drinkwater
Irwin Drinkwater
Robt. W. James
Victoria
Messrs
Churchill, Moore and
Delmage
Fraser
Charlie Henry
P. A. Henry
R. M. Watt
Mr. Gordon
J. N McFadden
Dauphin Normal School Easter Indies Evening
Dauphin Normal School students staged an entertainment in Mackenzie auditorium on Wednesday April 16 preceding Easter recess. Joy Rorke chaired. Garfield Vance led a gypsy chorus solo. M Hartford recited Pauline Johnson poems. Hazel Cochrane and others danced in "Killarney King" costumes. Marion Greene led "The Girls" with a strong ensemble. Annie Cruikshank sang "Lying Little Daisy" and received hearty applause. Robey Emmond read "The Oracle" reflecting the school journal. Inez Craig and Jean Henderson performed a sailors hornpipe. Judith O’Connor played piano. a tulip song and dance featured many dancers. final group numbers included "Love’s Benediction." Participants included Gertrude Staples, Magieena Hartford, Annie Cruikshank, Inez Craig, Jean Henderson, Pansy Duncombe, Tulla Lubiniecki, Garfield Vance, Gerald Lepper, Ralph Penman, Wallace Cutforth.
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Siudenta
Dauphin Normal School
Mackenzie
Grace Munson
Alma Sedgwick
Hazel Cochrane
Hilda Laurette
Jean Anderson
Margaret Hey
Inez Craig
Little Daisy
Annie Cruikshank
Robey Emmond
Jean Henderson
Judith O'Connor
Gertrude Staples
Bernice Gordon
Irene Robertson
Jessie Mitchell
Pansy Duncombe
Tulla Lubiniecki
Jessie Klym
Margaret Stevenson
Audrey Delin
Evelyn Coad
Council approves bylaw to cover partial approved expenditures
After voting down a general improvements bylaw last week the council approved drafting a bylaw for a partial list of expenses worth 5705 dollars including street maintenance park entrance street lights a fire ladder truck and a tourist camp. The plan for curbing on Main Street was rejected following the prior defeat.
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Main Street
Brewery
King
Whetter - Bennett
Mary Boyse
M. A. Murphy
Helen Vickers
King - Brewer
Lepper
Solomon
Whetter
Council of Women
Solomon - King
City of Edmonton
Whetter - Taylor
Easter Services in Dauphin Churches Mix Plans
Easter services marked celebrations across Dauphin churches. At St Pauls Anglican the rector was indisposed so Rev. G Williams from Elkhorn substituted, large congregations attended Holy Communion and special music. Dauphin United Church held baptism and Holy Communion on Sunday after Good Friday, with a full house for both morning and evening services. The First Baptist Church featured sermons on The First Cry from the Cross and The Expression of The Cross, with Laird's Supper observed at night. Salvation Barracks hosted Colonel Gideon Miller with large crowds and memorable music.
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Dauphin
St. Paul's
A. E. Cousins
G. Williams
Elkhorn
A. Marshall Neal
Olivet
Calvary
First Baptist Church
Births in Dauphin Two New Arrivals This Month
On April 18 at Dauphin General Hospital a daughter Thelema Iris born to Mr and Mrs Jas McCawley of Dauphin. On April 20 at Lovering Park Dauphin a son Frederick Roy born to Mr and Mrs P A Henry.
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Dauphin
C.N.R
Robson
Rangers
Buckwold
Bonar Whaley
Rats
Slobodzian
C N.R
Rube Spencer
Tommy Hutchinson
Charlie Belton
Farmers
Ernest Riddell
Bill Carmichael
May
Churchill
Barker
McCawley
Dauphin General Hospital
Jas. McCawley
Thelema Iris
Henry
Lovering Park
P A Henry
Frederick Roy
Quiet Winnipeg wedding at St. Pauls Anglican Church
Miss Alice Louise Smallpiece and John Frank Sumpton wed at St. Pauls Anglican Winnipeg on April 19. Canon D. T. Parker officiated the ceremony. The bride wore navy georgette with a matching hat and travelled in navy tricotine. After a short honeymoon the couple will live in Dauphin.
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St. Paul's Anglican Church
Winnipeg
Alice Louise Smallpiece
Arthur Smallpiece
Bagot
John Frank Sumpton
George Sumpton
Dauphin
Edith
Catherine
D. T. Parker
Modern Trends mark year of Dauphin council program
The Dauphin Local Council of Women outlines this year’s program with monthly committees ranging from Educational and Citizenship to Health, Child Welfare, and Home Economics. Each meeting features a Canadian Roll Car and asks affiliated groups to name a Canadian author or work, with future topics including Canadian Statesmen, Birds, Universities, Industries, Historic Sites, Parks, Tourist Attractions, Artists, and the annual meeting.
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Dauphin
R. M. Watt
H. Lepper
Miss Broadfoot
H. W. R. Gemmell
Miss Street
League of Nations
Geo. Vasbinder
R. C. Robinson
Taxes and Immigration
D. D. Macdonald
Arts and Letters Committee
Hugh Lys
Fire hits sheds behind Mrs Lytwyns store
A Tuesday night blaze in sheds behind Mrs Lytwyns store threatened the building though two dances were underway and residents rushed to help with water buckets. The fire was confined to the sheds with the store saved. insurers cover some losses while the extent is still being estimated due to water and smoke damage.
Fire Limit Building By Law To Be Changed
Town council has prepared a modification of the fire by law governing buildings and additions within town fire units. It proposes iron clad additions and stuccoed structures, now forbidden, requiring amendment to authorize the changes.
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C.F. Stewart
Front Street
McGuirk
W. H. Wallace
E. N. McGirr
London Guarantee and Accident Co
Fire at J. J Katz property and chimney fire at J. May store
A blaze on J. J Katz's Burrows Ave property destroyed a small poultry building valued around 150 dollars. Earlier, a chimney fire at J. May's store caused no damage. Also noting a One Cent Sale at Robson's Drug Store on May 1 2 3.
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J. J Katz
Burrows Ave
J. May
Robson's
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Brewer
Bateman
Bennett
S. A. Miner
Communications
Messrs. Sullivan, Kipp and Chase
A. T. Johnson
C. F. A. Rogers
Alex Paul
Edwards Creek
A.D. Smith
Nova Scotia
H. E. Fox
Edmonton
Geo. Lusk
Ontario
Egbert Finnen
Peace River Country
Ross Greenman
Outlook, Sask
Wm. Greenman
Myrtle Smith
Genevieve Mossington
Cranberry Portage
Bracken
E. H. McGirr
Norris
Makinak
William Norris
Ens
Sumpton
United Church
A. W. Lochead
G.D. Tel
Sixth Ave
N.W
Christ
Tim
The
Roseland Gardens
Dauphin Local Council OF Women
Fire Brigade
1St Street
Sth Ave
S.W
United Stores Limited
Steele Briggs, McKenzies
Simmers
Wilfred Robson
Rexall
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