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Newspaper

Dauphin Herald And Press

Location

Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 27, 1934

Page

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Agricultural Problems Discussed by Lifton Boys and Girls

Over one hundred teens gathered in Boton to discuss agricultural problems. John Potoski chaired the meeting with John Conner outlining Junior Club Manitoba setup and stock judging training leading to the Dauphin short course in March. Theo Bodnar spoke on livestock. A class of fifteen formed for live stock judging. a junior seed rowers club for Sifton organized to grow registered Marquis wheat next year.

Boton John Potoski John Conner Dmuphin Manitoba Dauphin Theo Bodnar Dominion Livestock Branch Ethelbert Sifton

Pioneer Mrs James Kelly Dies in Detroit at 74

Mrs James Kelly a pioneer of the Dauphin district died at her Detroit home on Wednesday December 19 in her 75th year. She first came to Dauphin with her parents forty eight years ago then moved to Detroit in 1929. She leaves her husband five daughters and two sons plus a sister and a brother.

Jax. Kelly Dau Phin Detroit Dauphin Kelly W. Robinson R. A. McGuire Toronto Winnipeg C. 8. Jamieson Josie Lyons R. Frances W. A. Kelly Ninette James Kelly St. Boniface Ontario

Annual Christmas Tree Concert at Winnipegosis

The United Church crowd gathered Friday for the Winnipegosis Sunday School annual Christmas Tree. Performances included Welcome by Owen Thorarinson, choir “Away in a Manger,” recitations by Edna Morris and Bob McAuley, duets by Ann May Morris with Evelyn Skinner and June Morris with Pills Rognvaldson, and a sketch “The Awakening” by Mrs Rognvaldson.

United Church Owen Thorarinson Manger Edna Morris Beth Geekie Lila McAuley Ann May Morris Evelyn Skinner Sarah Thorarinson

Rotarians Sponsor Christmas Benefit Concert

Rotarians held a Dauphin Theatre concert Sunday for Christmas Cheer beneficiaries. Proceeds to the Citizen's Welfare Association to aid distribution of gifts and food. Performances included choir numbers, soloists, violin and organ pieces, a mandolin trio, and a finale with carols.

Rotarians Rotary Club Dauphin Theatre Citizen's Welfare Association United Church Choir R. P. Eastman King Wencelaus Howard Allen Mr. Wild D. D. McDonald Bertha Hjalmarson Laura Weaver Molly Syme C. N. Dahlgren Mr. Dahlgren S. Solomon The Welfare Association Messrs Frank Barker Earl Chase Leonard Steick Bruce Watson Murray Sperani Hallelujah Chorus Mr. Wiid

J. T. Taylor Honored By Dauphin Co operative Elevator

Shareholders of the Dauphin Co operative Elevator Association honored J. T. Taylor at their annual meeting for his role in increasing grain handling volumes. A banquet at the Royal Cafe on December 18 featured a presentation of an easy chair by President John Seale and remarks praising fair dealing and growing patron confidence. The gift was funded by member contributions.

Dauphin Cooperative Elevator Association J. T. Taylor Royal Cafe Taylor W. L McDonald John Seale Seale Dauphin

School Recitations and Sketches Featuring Local Pupils

The program lists Bernice Schaldemose in Recitation, Melvin Walterson in Recitation, and Baldur Schaldemose in Sketch with the senior class. Miss Rognvaldson’s class performs a recitation with Holly Ogryzlo and Miss D Sieffert leads two sketches in her absence.

Bernice Schaldemose Melvin Walterson

Thieves Break Into Local Drug Store on South Main

Thieves broke the door glass at the south Main street drug store owned by A. G. Cowton and robbed merchandise and the cash register. Water pipes burst after they fled, flooding the premises. Police later recovered the cash register and some stolen items in the town wood yard.

South Main Street A. G. Cowton

Christmas Skating Arena Holiday Schedule

The skating arena outlines holiday hours with free children admission on December 27 and January 1. General skating slots run various afternoons, plus evening sessions for adults and New Year’s skating. The schedule includes December 28 29 and January 2 with listed time blocks.

Coleman Convicted of Riot Appeals Bail Released

J H Coleman convicted of riot and unlawful assembly during the Flin Flon strike. He appealed the verdict and was released on bail from Dauphin jail where held since November 15. Trial occurred in The Pas. two year penitentiary sentence. Bail posted by the Canadian Labour Defence League. Cecil Ross also freed on bail pending appeal.

Cecil Ross Zuken

New Year's Eve Program at Dauphin Theatre

A special New Year's Eve program begins Monday night at 11 o'clock at the Dauphin Theatre. Balloons and noisemakers will mark the celebration. Fun for everybody.

Dauphin Theatre W. G. Fields

Ashville Resident Is Buried on Thursday

Basil Koraim aged 63 was found dead Tuesday in a farm workshop outhouse. Coroner Dr. G W Rogers ruled death from natural causes with a chronic heart condition. He left a wife and thirteen children, seven at home, six married. Funeral held Thursday at Ashville. An obituary note and a film showing follow at the Dauphin Theatre featuring Alee in Wonderland.

Ashville Basil Koraim Shortreed Grandview G. W. Rogers Dauphin Koraim

Barretts of Waimpole Street at Dauphin Theatre

Norma Shearer Fredric March and Charles Laughton star in The Barretts of Waimpole Street at the Dauphin Theatre this week. Performances run Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings only.

Barretts of Waimpole Street Norma Shearer Fredric March Charles Laughton Dauphin Theatre

Yorkton Terriers Open Season With 4-2 Win Over Dauphin

Yorkton Terriers defeated Dauphin 4-2 in an opening 1934-35 hockey fixture Friday night. Klym scored for Dauphin early, H Fraser tied it, then Yorkton pulled ahead and sealed the result with two overtime goals. Referee Ernie Bennett and judge Wally Markham officiated.

Yorkton Terriers Dauphin Yorkton H. Fraser Patrick Watson McMaster W. May Holdaway Osmack Kiym G. May Reicher Tom Scrase Nantais T. Scrase Klym Alt F. Serase Goal Ellis Logan Morrison A. Fraser Hayes Sharpe Ernie Bennett Wally Markham

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