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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 07, 1933
Page
4
Lagoski faces trial as testimony centers on a murder scene at the family home. Neighbors describe marital strife and alleged illicit relations. Lagoski admits self harm attempts but denies the killing, with counsel for the crown and defense present.
Local notes report visits by Ming D Driver to the Gibbons home and Mise M Cowan visiting Mrs. J Winters. John Winters injured his leg while chopping wood. Raffle and dance at J Merdith's Friday. Christmas tree event slated for December 5 with a silver tea fundraiser planned by UF WM at Mrs. Lee Chute's home. Regular meeting reviewed Portage Convention reports.
The notice invites churchgoers to attend Church Chimes Baptist services led by Rev Duncan Ritchie B Th. Services are at 11 am and 7 pm with Sunday school at 11 45. On Sunday December 10 there are Holy Communion Morning Prayer Evensong and confirmations with classes in the afternoon. A card party is planned for December 1 at 8 pm and the Ladies Guild meets December 12 at 3 pm.
A Christmas tree event for Mayflower will be held at the school on Thursday December 21. School officials invite students and families to attend and participate in the holiday celebration.
The notice asks recipients to send back any unsent returns for poppy sales. Mary A Hawkins as convenor requests prompt action and thanks respondents for their cooperation.
Pair of reinforced hockey boot skates in size 7% offered for five dollars. Inquire at Herald Office for purchase details.
Under The Manitoba Evidence Act commissioners for taking affidavits expire for commissions issued before 31 March 1933 on 31 December 1933. Renewals possible by application to the Provincial Secretary at Legislative Building Winnipeg with a $1 fee. Notaries Public and certain practitioners expire 31 December 1933. renewals may require $2. Dated November 30, 1933.
Serase and Son plans a Monday shipment of hogs and cattle on December 11 at Water River. The notice notes the routes and involved livestock in the brief transport operation.
Miss Craig and scholars were busy practicing for the Christmas concert. A party at the Dysinger home on Tuesday evening featured dancing and all enjoyed the event. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Neill Bernice and Ted visited the Dysingers on Sunday.
Report shows receipts from poppy sales in Dauphin town and country schools totaling 182.00 with expenditures of 30.00 for poppies and 2.25 for supplies. Wreaths cost 82.75 from Winnipeg Vetcraft Shops. 112.75 sent to Winnipeg. 75.00 cheque to local B E S L. Appreciation extended to many individuals and schools for sales across numerous locales.
Four 200 amp hour heavy duty 17 plate radio batteries, one battery charger listed with venue Apply Dauphin Theatre for dates 29 31.
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