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Newspaper

Dauphin Herald And Press

Location

Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 07, 1932

Page

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Rose Ball Shines as 1931-32 Rose Ball Delights 400

Four hundred guests attended the Lieut. Stuart Widmeyer Chapter event marking New Year with roses as the motif. Decorations by Mrs. A M Neal and Mrs H Lys impressed, while Mrs A T Warnock organized ads and program details. Dr G C J Walker led the grand march and the Dauphinalians contributed to a memorable night concluding with Auld Lang Syne and Good night Sweethearts.

Stuart Widmeyer Lode A. T. Warnock A. M. Neal H. Lys J. Oliphant, Jr Clif Weir M. W. Gordon Alice Roste D. Kels G. C. J. Walker E. Widmeyer

Lecture on Russia the Land of the Soviets

An illustrated talk by G. H. Williams of Lemans will be at the Town Hall Dauphin on Friday January 15 at 3 pm. Under United Farmers of Canada auspices Williams shares observations from a Europe and Russia trip with photos of historic buildings factories and farms.

Dauphin G. H. Williams Lemans Europe Russia United Farmers of Canada Williams

Regional store staff changes at Canadian National Railways

D. Robertson succeeds A. E. Cox as western region general storekeeper and announces new posts for district and storekeepers across the west including Argyle Transcona Park Edmonton Russell Saskatoon Wilson Transcona Fraser Fort Rouge Wilkins South Edmonton Padberg Sioux Lookout Ont.

A. E. Cox Canadian National Railwaye Western Region D. Robertson Mr. Cox Argyle Transcona J. S. Park Edmonton E. A. Russell Saskatoon A. Wilson J. Fraser Fort Rouge L .R. Wilkins South Edmonton P. F. Padberg Sioux Lookout Ont

Train Schedule Changes Across Manitoba Routes January 11

The Canadian National Railways updates include train 15 between Winnipeg, Dauphin, and Hudson Bay Junction with new departures at 10.30 a.m. on Monday, Wednesday and Friday and revised arrivals and connections. Train 63 to The Pas shifts departures to 3.35 a.m. on select days and arrives later. Train 228 timings Winnipegosis to Borketon also change, with Ochre River departure at 5.30 p.m. and arrivals adjusted accordingly.

Canadian National Railways Winnipeg Dauphin Hudson Bay Junction Pas Winnipegosis Ste. Rose Borketon Ochre River

Ice arena schedule and safety changes for January

The skating arena posts the weekly January schedule with public skating, senior hockey, and team practices, noting weather permitting. It announces a new policy reserving one night a week for adult and collegiate skaters to reduce accidents and requests parents to heed the change. Isaac C Johnston announces he has started practicing law in Stelek Block.

Verhoski Seeks Appeal Over Murder Conviction

Joseph Verhoski, jailed at Headingly, seeks to overturn his murder conviction from a Dauphin trial. Sentenced to hang February 2 for the October 14, 1930 Massey River murder. Cyril D. Bates represents the prisoner. appeal contends improper evidence and misdirection in the judge’s charge.

Joseph Verhoski Headingly Peter Demebesom Court of Appeal Justice Adamson Dauphin Demeheson Massey River Man Cyril D. Bates Therisoner

First 1932 Crash Lights Up New Year Intersection

At the New Year start, F. S. Geiler and J. Scott collided at the intersection of 1st Street and 1st Avenue Southwest. The icy roads likely caused the crash. Geiler drove a new Chrysler with two doors and a damaged top totaling about $200. Scott’s car sustained damage from the collision and from hitting a hydrant, about $100.

F. S. Geiler J. Scott Ith Avenue S.W 1St St Geiler Scott Chrysler

Mayor Robson’s New Year Message for Dauphin and District

The 1932 New Year message notes improving finances with strong tax collection and reduced electric rates. The council plans park and tourist camp improvements, rebuild the electrical distribution, and rely on public works like the National Park projects, wood camp renewal, sewer work, and Massey River dam for unemployment relief.

Winnipeg Manitoba National Park Wood Camp Massey River

Local residents host visitors and club notices in Dauphin

The town greets relatives and friends visiting over New Year as residents share holiday gatherings. Directors of the Dauphin Agricultural Society meet January S at 2 30 p m in the Armoury. The Dauphin Little Theatre Club moves its Jan 6 performance to Mackenzie school on Jan 13 at 8 15 p m. Salvation Army showcases Christmas items Jan 14 at 5 p m. Educational Association sessions begin Jan 11 at 4 00 p m in the Collegiate to discuss economic issues led by J N McFadden.

Maud Whitmore Russell A. Woods C. B. McAlomen J. A. Gorby Vic Clyde Kamsack A. J. Capen Duluth B. F. Daly Winnipeg A. D. Smith June Daly Armstrong Chick” Wecks Jack Moffitt Forrest McLauchlin Portage M. Anderson M. Marr Violet Musgrave Saskatoon M. McNab Billy Snyder G. Snyder May Childs Regina W. L. Daynard Bowsman T. D. Barnett Gilbert Plains Douglas Telfer W. D Mackenzie School Salvation Army 2Nd Ave N.E Margaret Hollingshead Maisie Molison Moore J. N. McFadden

Dauphin Town Council Sets 1932 Committees

The Dauphin town council organized for 1932 in a slate of committees led by Chairmen including A. F. Whetter, J. Puchalski, J. Taylor, and W. E. Robson. Mayor Robson praised past service, outlined plans for a gas engine at the disposal works, a joint pole line with Manitoba Telephone System, street resurfacing, and enhanced relief efforts. He noted needed police changes and reaffirmed commitment to economy and careful financing.

Dauphin Robson Mr. Robson Solomon Whetter Malcolm Wallace Weir A. F. Whetter T. T. Malcolm J. R. McRae J. Puchalski J. Taylor Puchalski S. Solomon W. Weir A. J. Rawson Weir McRae Rawson Taylor W. E. Robson

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