Death of Decphin resident Joshua Law announces funeral plan
Joshua Law of Decphin aged 73 died after a stroke following a night decline. Born in Rainham Ontario he lived in Neepawa Dauphin and Winnipeg, worked as miller and painter, and was a United Church member with a service at Dauphin United Church on Thursday January 1. He leaves a wife three sons and two daughters, with one son Bert predeceased. Funeral will be at Riverside Cemetery with pallbearers listed.
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Decphin
Joshua Law
Rainham Township
Holman County
Ontario
Dauphin
Wiarton Ontario
Methodist Church
John
United Church
10.C.F
Lodge
Orville
Winnipec
Frank
Seattle
Norman
Bermuda
Aldridge
Crittenden
Transcona
Neepawa
Bert
Batt
Somme
Dauphin United Church
A. W. Lochead
Riverside Cemetery
D. Craig
J. A. Haddrell
D Kells
J. A. Fraser
Robt, Smith
J. Oliphant
G B W A St Pauls Anglican Church Annual Meeting
The G B W A St Pauls Anglican Church held its annual meeting at Mrs G F Goddards home on December 29 with a lively session. The treasurer reported strong interest and a successful year. officers for 1931 were elected: President Florence Moppett Vice President Dorothy Shaw Secretary Town Assistant Secretary Katherine Smith Treasurer Unn Clyde Margery La Verendrye. Chapter plans a January 2 meeting at 2 20 in Oddfellows hall with officer nominations til then.
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G.B W.A. St. Paul's Anglican Church
G. F Goddard
Florence Moppett
Dorothy Shaw
Town
Katherine Smith
Unn Clyde
Marge
la Verendrye Chapter
Oddfellows’ Hall
Porter Golden Anniversary Celebrated in Spruce Creek
Mr and Mrs Jacob Porter of Spruce Creek Dauphin observed their golden wedding anniversary on December 29 1880 in Stratford Ontario and later moved to Manitoba. A reception for family and friends included a four story gold and silver wedding cake, with gifts from local lodges and societies. The couple have eleven children and twenty six grandchildren.
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Jacob Porter
Spruce Creek
Dauphin
John Porter
Main St. South
Orange Order
Ladies Society of the
B. of L. F
Archie Keats
Roy Currie
Gilbert Plains
Ed. Keats
Ashville
Robert Cathers
Regina
Stratford
Ont
Wallace Waite
Mornington
Perth
Manitoba
Neepawa
Porter
John H
Thos
Jamestown
Kansas
Robert
Debating Club Organizing In Town
A group of men met Monday to discuss forming a men's debating club. They planned a meeting at St James Church basement next Monday January 5 to organize officers and begin weekly debates.
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St. James’ Church
Dauphin Train Service Reduced To Tri-Weekly
A railway service change at Dauphin takes effect January 11. Train No. 15 running Winnipeg to Dauphin will operate Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, while No. 16 Dauphin to Winnipeg will run Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. No trains to or from the Pas will run on those days. W R McCormack is named census enumerator for the Dauphin district in the 1931 census.
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Dauphin
Winnipeg
The
Pas
W. R. McCormack
Dr Owen McGuirk Elected Secretary of Dauphin Agricultural Society
At a special Dauphin Agricultural Society meeting Dr Owen McGuirk was chosen secretary manager to replace resigned Robert Hawkins. The vote followed a committee’s recommendation and ballot. George W. Cornwall was named delegate to the Winnipeg agricultural societies convention January 27 to 29, with society officials attending Western Canada Fairs.
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Dauphin Agricultural Society
Owen McGuirk
Robert Hawkins
Geo. W. Cornwall
Agricultural Societies
Winnipeg
J. A. McKillop
R. H. Brown
Don Dunfield
Fred McLaughliin
B. C. Goodhand
Jas. Brydon
Chas. Padley
H. E
W. J. Henderson
W. E. Robson
J. Huska
D. D. McDonald
W. H. Durston
W. Wickes
W. D. King
A. Katz
J. E. Ramsden
C. Padley
G. R. Watson
M. Sumpton
G. M Churchill
R. E. Hamilton
A. A. Brewer
W R. McCormack
W. J. Ward
A. R. Judson
P. Cowton
O. E Heaslip
R. J. Malcolm
G. R. Watson Cattle
G. Cornwall
W. R. McCormack
A. J. Boughen
Geo
Jas. Blair
G. McIntosh
Chas. Hamilton
Robi. Hawkins
O. McGuirk
H. N. Macneil
W. Norton
Alf. Parker
Hospital Donations Acknowledge Christmas Contributions
The Board of Directors of Dauphin Hospital thanks multiple supporters for Christmas gifts including Dauphin Meat Market turkey boxes fish from Winnipegosis, oranges from Red and White Store, ice cream from Co operative Dairies, flowers from Dauphin Florists, and calendars from Campbell and Hyman. Other donors include Miss Whitmore, Mr. Farrell, Medical Clinic, Goodhand's Drug Store, and Supt. of Nurses C. Kettle.
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Dauphin Hospital
Dauphin Meat Market
Harry Mishtal
Winnipegosis
Ladies Hospital Aid
Co-operative Dairies
Dauphin Florists
Hawkins
Misses Whitmore
Miss Miller
Farrell
President Vice President Curling Match Opens with Results
The curling note reports the president and vice president contest under way with Monday results listing Oliphant Harrington Dicks and Vasbinder Heaslip Brown among the early competitors.
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Oliphant
Harrington Dickson
E. Eae
Vasbinder H. W. Heaslip
R. Brown
Dauphin United Church Sunday Schedule
Rev A W Lochead conducts morning service at 11 with The Prodigal Son and evening service at 7 on The Life of Lin Tse Ruh with Lantern Views. Sunday School and U P Class meet at 235 p.m. at 109 Sixth Ave N W.
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Lin Tse Ruh
U.P
Ethelbert Agricultural Society Seeks Marketing and Tariff Changes
A large turnout at the Ethelbert Community Hall heard resolutions calling for freer markets for farm produce, duty-free British goods via Hudson Bay, and federal action to support farm prices and Old Age Pensions. Resolutions target government belief and trade links with Great Britain to aid Western Canadian farmers.
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Ethelbert Agricultural Society
Ethelbert
N. A. Hryhorczuk
John
Messrs
Theo. Bodnar
Michael Demechuk
Canada
Great Britain
Hudson Bay
Agricultural Society of
R. A. Hoey
Dominion
R. B. Bennett
James L. Bowman
Dauphin
Agricultural Society of Ethelbert
1931 Officers of Dauphin Organizations
Following are the 1931 officers of the various organizations within the town of Dauphin. Installations are taking place within the present week. Lists officers for Victory Chapter No 6 Eastern Star and other local bodies including Rebekah Lodge, Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineermen, Ancient Order of United Workmen, Rabboni Chapter Royal Arch Masons, with presidents secretaries treasurers and trustees named.
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Dauphin
Victory
Order of the Eastern Star
W.M
M. Wick
W.P
J. Norton
M. Smith
W. Murray
E. J. Mitchell
Solomon
C. W. McLachlin
F. Webb
Rebekah Lodge
C.F
E. Henderson
O. Spillett
S. Terry
M. Adams
Marshall
E. Watson
A. Medill
Ladies’ Society
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
W. Ballantyne
H. Long
A. Woods
B. Bradley
Gregor
G. Machan
F. Clark
M. Machan
L. Porter
F. Bumstead
F. S. Geile
M Callum
A. Buckwold
J. Ball
S. Brickman
B. Whaley
C. Willis
J. Grant
W. E. Robson
E. F. Fox
R. Morison Rabboni
Royal Arch Masons
D. Kinney
G. C. J. Walker
S. P. Jakeman
A. A. Hoy
Treas
J. E Ramsden
Scribe E
A. P. Clarke
N. S. Solomon
Prin. S
H. M. Hamilton
S. S
J. M. Chalmers
J.S
A. L. Wrye
W. D. King
J. Gardner
C. W. McLach-lin
G. H. Palmer
B. J. Shepard
C. G H
G. A. Nagle
Dauphin AOUW Beats Winnipeg 7 4 in Fast Hockey Clash
In front of seven to eight hundred fans at the local rink, Dauphin AOUW defeated Winnipeg 7 to 4 in a high speed contest. Dauphin led after the second period and expanded their advantage as the game progressed with standout play from Herb Leech Norm Yellowlees and Scotty Steele, while Winnipeg fought to the end with Willis and Fraser swapping heroic saves.
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Winnipeg A.O.U.W
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Frast
Scotty Steele
Chuck Willis
Herb Leech
Fraser
Norm Yellowlees
Willis
Whaley
Bennett
Squee
Winsipeg
Winnipeg Lodge
Yellowlees
Jim Rutherford
Trake
Holt
Prayer
Syd Cornish
Steele
Gar Leech
Cornish
Trake Heath
Coulson
Troke
Leech
Dodge
Doc. McPhail
Amby Parent
Skating Arena Schedule January 1 to January 7
A week of skating and hockey events at the rink outlines daily sessions from New Year’s afternoon through midweek with youth teams and a No 1 Scouts versus Monarchs hockey night. It notes Christmas crowds, strong crowd turnout, and praise for the A.O.U.W. for a benefit game against Winnipeg and a planned Kamsack High School visit on Friday January 2.
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Monarchs
Monarch
Midg
Eagles
A.O.U.W
Dee
Dauphin
Winnipeg
Kamsack High School
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RB Bennett
France
China
West
Promises Crows Nest Rates
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Hudson Bay Seaboard
Crows Nest
MacBean’s Limited
Stanfield
DR. McGuirk
First Baptist Church
H. V. Smith
Sixth Ave
N.W
Tel
Spruce Bluff
Johnny Johnston
United Stores Limited
McConochie
United State
Manco
Brookfield
Secdonald & Oliphant Hardware
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