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16 Jan 1919
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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 16, 1919
Page
1
The readable portions describe an event involving figures and places, with missing details. It preserves some names and potential locations but lacks a clear outcome or dates to specify.
The new LOOP No 3% officers were installed on the 13th by Rev CE Challoner. Officers include I P G J A Haddrell N G H V Smith V G A Wardle RS J B Oliphant P G F S G A Hunter P G Treasurer Alex Katz RS N G K G Lane P G LS N G W Keifer RS V G Walter Terry LS V G G H Barr RS S J K Stewart LSS C F Caldwell JG Fred Baggett OG S F Katz P G Chaplain F J Smith.
The Dauphin Ladies Hockey Club lists officers for the season including Treasurer Bessie Day, Secretary N Bossons, Captains Lizzie Sutherland and Neilie Bossons, Manager C Baird, Coach E Gougeon. Players named include Grace Caldwell, Lilly Arnold, Ritta Pearson, Jessie Russell, Hazel Moyers, Garrow, Gracie Walker, Muriel Porter, Kate Bates, Earth Mc Laughlin, Molly Riddell, Iona Phare, Mary Henderson, Mrs Geo Anderson, and Mrs May.
The semi annual election on the 10th inst. chose J PLN G Mrs Buckwold as G secretary and others. New officers include N G Mrs Huot V G Mrs Terry KK PS N G Mrs Bryce LS N G Mrs McKerchar RS V G Miss Whiteman Recording Secretary Mrs Murray Fin Secretary Mrs Gorby Treasurer Mrs Stark Chaplain Miss Tuck Ward - Mrs Lowes Conductor Mrs Johnston J G Mrs Thompson O G Thomas Barnard. Members are reminded of Friday 24th meeting with program and refreshments.
The Lath meeting elected officers for the year led by President Mrs Lunn and Secretary Mrs R McAllister. They plan to collect all membership fees in one call and canvass the congregation January 22 seeking new members for aid. An “at Home” is set for January 29 in the church basement inviting all ladies.
In Gilbert Plains Manitoba Archibald Gillies wed Elizabeth McAllister at Swist alt via Rev W T Hamilton. At Dauphin a manse ceremony united Hugh Rose Crozier and Florence May LaPlante on January 15 conducted by Rev J A Cormie. In Los Angeles California Louise Bouke widow of Rev Thos Leonard of the Toronto conference died in her 58th year on January 8.
Cyrus Brain buys the s.w. 393 2419 and the n.c. 328 2419 from Grover W. Smith. Consideration, BS 00. W. M. Kennedy and Sons dispose of the Caldwell farm four miles northwest of town to W. A. Mcintosh for 27000 dollars.
The January 7 to 17 Agricultural Short Course in Dauphin drew around fifty attendees across ages from 16 to about 80. Lectures on gas engines, engine operation, and maintenance were highlighted by practical demonstrations at Feldman’s garage. Teachers Stouth and Churchill led sessions with hands on engine trouble shooting and engine construction details. Experts including F H Newcombe and Dr F W Bryant contributed talks on breeding cattle sheep and swine and detecting horse unsoundness.
Miss H. Macdougall, supervisor of the H E S in Manitoba, spoke at the Dauphin meeting on the aims and opportunities of the Home Economics Service. She urged cooperation among home makers, sanitation study, rest for workers, and using the rest room as a community center to elevate home standards.
The W A of St Pauls church will hold a ten cent tea and sale of home cooking at Skinner's store on Saturday the 18th from 3 to 6.
A Dauphin Milling and Creamery Co donation of flour to Belgium during the 1914 1918 war period yielded a grateful letter from Charleroi dated December 1 1918. The writer recalls the bag tag who writes if good and notes the flour saved bread and inspired troops and locals. The flour sack became a sofa cushion in a drawing room and Canadian troops were welcomed in Charleroi amid praise for Canadian efforts.
A brief letter fragment ends with holiday greetings and sincere regards, signed by Axper McDosxel. The readable text conveys warm wishes for Christmas and cordial farewell.
Two rinks from the local club travel to the Plains on Thursday to contest the Cruise shield with N Griffin and A A Hoy skip. The Gilbert Plains club holds the shield, and a Winnipeg trip Friday seeks the OGrady Challenge Cup now held by Thistle. A skating carnival follows Friday with multiple prize categories and judging at 8.45. Engagement announced for Ethel Isobel Stewart to Harvey Wilkin Morley with Calgary Feb 6 wedding. Leisure Club opens social season with a 500 party at the Children’s Home and lists prize winners.
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