Death of Alfred Maynard Notices Family Pioneer of Gartmore
Alfred Maynard died at age determined by context on the 16th. An English-born pioneer, he settled with his family in Simcoe county before moving to Gartmore in 1894. He worked as a blacksmith before farming for over 25 years in the Mayflower district near Hiewae off school. Survived by ten children James Wilfred Flynn daughters Metcalf Boweman Jewell Coward Bond Freeman Cochrane. Mrs Maynard predeceased him ten years ago. Funeral from the family home to Riverside cemetery on Friday.
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Alfred Maynard
England
Canada
Simcoe
Maynard
Gartmore
Metcalf, Boweman
Geo C. Jewell
John G. Coward
Calgary
AL. Bond
Ochre River
A. Freeman
B.C
R. Cochrane
Dauphin
Riverside Cemetery
Assault case tied to Valley River incident names Zacareka
Peter Zacareka was assaulted at Valley River on Monday by Mike Sze wcryk and Fred Garega. They appeared before PM Hawkins on Tuesday and the case was adjourned until the 23rd.
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Peter Zacareka
Valley River
Mike Szewcryk
Fred Garega
Hawkins
Humboldt Enforces Three Dogs Per Household Limit
The town restricts households to three dogs, a rule that challenges Dauphin residents who keep three to six canines.
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Humboldt
Dauphin
Vital statistics for Dauphin 1922 gender totals
The Rural Municipality of Dauphin records for 1922 show 93 male births and 77 female births totaling 170 births. Deaths record 31 males and 18 females totaling 49. Marriages count 42.
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Dauphin
Furtha
Collegiate Honor Roll for December Named Students
W N Ball principal lists December scholar honors by grade. Names include Hilda Ever Beatrice Hedderly Russell Stewart Mildred Lund Cecile Simons Donalda Gof ton Mary Culbertson Ruth Fish Agnes McDonald Jean Malcolm Alice Roste Jack Wilson Bethel Wallace Mergeret Whiteford Ariel Riddell Marguerite Stelck Margaret Houston Beatrice Keats Alma Short Lois Curle Ethel Whitney Eleanor Steen Kathleen Houston Irene Lusk Mary Lys Myrtle Sanderson Jack Fegguson Willie Stainton.
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Hilda Ever
Beatrice Hedderly
Russell Stewart
Winanle Buchannon
Mildred Lund
Cecile Simons
Donalda Gofton
Mary Culbertson
Ruth Fish
Agnes McDonald
Jean Malcolm
Alice Roste
Jack Wilson
Bethel Wallace
Mergeret Whiteford
Ariel Riddell
Marguerite Stelck
Margaret Houston
Beatrice Keats
Alma Short
Lois Curle
Ethel Whitney
Eleanor Steen
Dorothy Bowell
Kathleen Houston
Irene
Church Annual Meeting Names Wardens and Delegates
The annual meeting was held in the church basement on Thursday at 8 15 p.m. The rector chaired and Mr G H Crimes presented a satisfactory financial report. Elected for 1923 were Wardens G C Leech and G H Crimes. Vestrymen A H Dewick R W James W H Terry E C Turland J Whitmore M Wick G H Palmer H H Wilkins J Brown A Gray J Bateman D Kitney. Synod delegates J N McFadden E Pilgrim A Gray.
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G. H. Crimes
W.A
G.B.W.A
JB W.A
Littl Helpers
Brotherhood of 51
Andrew
Mother's Union
Taxis Square
R. W. James
W. H. Terry
E. C. Turland
M. Wick
G. H. Palmer
H. H. Wilkins
J. Brown
A. Gray
J Bateman
D. Kitney
Synod Messis
J. N. McFadden
E. Pilgrim
Ebb Tide at Dauphin Theatre A Tale of Treasure and Rescue
Strong Scenes in Ebb Tide feature Lila Lee and James Kirkwood in a stormy sea adventure. A champagne imposter turns water, a pearl haul at Pear Inlet prompts plotting by Davis and Huish. Ruth Attwater and Robert Herrick find love, gangs battle on a schooner, Attwater dies, and Ruth is saved as Herrick declares love. Also 2 reel comedy and Fox News.
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Lila Lee
James Kirkwood
Pear Inlet
Attwater
Davis and
Huish
Ruth Attwater
Robert Herrick
Herrick
Davis
Maish
Ruth Mace
Werrick
Ruth
Rink Set to Open Saturday After Clean-Up Work
Contractors and crews rush to finish repairs at the rink and building ahead of a hoped for Saturday reopening. Light snow and continuing mild weather may delay the opener by a few days. The hockey team departs Monday for Minnesota to play two league games, with R J Wood stepping in for Haney Uryce.
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McAllister
Minnesoca
Basewood
R. J Wood
Haney Uryce
Dauphin Curlers Defend Cruise Shield In Local Rematch
Dauphin curling teams retained the Cruise Shield for the third time this season after a two rinks from Gilbert Plains challenged two Dauphin rinks on Tuesday. Barker skipped his win 16 to 8 over Stuckey while Watson tied Robertson 14 all. A large crowd watched the contested matches.
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Dauphin
Gilbert Plains
P. A Robertson
J. Stuckey
Joe Barker
A.M Watson
Barker
Stuckey
Watson
Robertson
Neepawa Beats Dauphin in Northwestern League Thriller
Neepawa edged Dauphin 4 to 3 in a fast clean senior Northwestern League game. Anderson Kerr Howden scored for Neepawa while Dauphin replied with three goals, but Neepawa surged in the final period to claim the victory, with Wood of Dauphin refereeing.
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Neepawa
Dauphin
Focal
Anderson
C. Kerr
Howden
Subway Toboggan Idea Sparks Townsfolk Debate
A Winnipeg era column links a collapsed rink to public neglect and stray theories. It riffs on municipal duties, subway toboggan schemes, and local governance while noting rural school problems and calls for reform in education and finances.
Old Timers Service Marking Dauphin Church Birthday
The Presbyterian Church in Dauphin opened January 21 1900 by Rev Dr Bryce now in Winnipeg. Next Sunday an Old Timers service will feature Mr Duncan with historical notes. Birthday events move to February 4 with anniversary services and a turkey dinner party.
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Presbyterian Church
Dauphin
Bryce
Winnipeg
Duncan
Death of Mrs Lauretta Edwards Rose at Ochre River
Lauretta Edwards Rose wife of the late B C Rose died at Ochre River on January 18 at age 73 or 74. A pioneer born near Oxford Mills Ontario she lived in Cavalier North Dakota before moving to Ochre River 30 years ago. She leaves one daughter and three sons all of Ochre River. Funeral at the family home conducted by Rev Thackray and burial at Makinak Cemetery beside her husband who died eight years ago.
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B. C. Rose
Ochre River
Lauretta Edwards
Rose
Oxford Mills
Ivundas County
Ontario
Cavalier
North Dakota
Wasyl Atamanchuk Arrested After Break-in Claim
Wasyl Atamanchuk was arrested in Sifton Tuesday night and jailed here today. Authorities allege he broke into the store of Fred Fallen.
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Wasyl Atamanchuk
Fred Fallen
Atamanchuk
Local students engage in leadership talks and activities
Misses Leslie and MacCillvary Rob inson spent the weekend in the country. Mrs. McKinnon is ill. Mr. Macneill visited the Normal class and Miss Dolmaze spoke on civic duties. Boys formed two leadership groups and a toboggan party was held. Patriotic essays and a Swan River Poultry Show list follow with winners and awards.
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Leslie
MacCillvary Robinson
Dolmaze
Manitoba
Giris C.git
Poole
Stevenson
Walker
Dauphin
Firct
DNC
Brotherhood and Sisterhood
Rink Roof Concrete Risk Sparks Urgent Update
Rumors say Geo. Rawson reports the roof of the local rink is perilous. Skaters warned there is no tear but danger of collapse as structural concerns rise.
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Geo. Rawson
Perlell
Ex Mayor Dinsdale Lectures at Salvation Army Series
Ex mayor Dinsdale, a 17 year Salvation Army member, led Sunday services at the Salvation Army with band and Young People's Singing Brigade. Monday he spoke to a crowded hall on From Herd Boy to Mayor detailing his rise from destitution to Branton council and two mayoral terms.
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Salvation Army
Dinsdale
Ensign F. L. Mundy
Young People’s Singing Brigade
Foster
H. V. Smith c
Casrada West
Social Service
MARU
Alexandra Rebekah Lodge Elects 1953 Officers
The Alexandra Rebekah Lodge No 13 installed officers at the January meeting led by Past Noble Grand Mrs. C Harvey and Noble Grand Mary Stark. Officer slate includes Kathleen Race Rec Sec Hazel Kemp Treas and Hattie Timm Warden, with Mrs J W Johnston conductor and Mrs Dally Berr R S of V G. The Baptist church reports a successful 1953 with Missionary giving over 500 and plans a midweek meeting and social hour.
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Thapter
Order of the Esters Ear
Gerard Tolge
Grand Lodge
K. Woods
Worthy
M. Vanstone
Pas. Worthy Matron, Mrs. J. M. McLeod
Nortosstron
D .Sutherrs
Geo
Vashinder
Scrase
J. W. Johnston
John Gartin
F. E. Chase
A. Justice Nist
Smrs
Geo. Palmer
John H. S. Benham
Mra Jos. Young
Russ Miss Chase
EF. Mitchell
x -P_ Brodie
Mawas
Alexandra Rebekah Lodge
Viday
Noble
C. Harvey Noble
Mary Stark
Granh
Cassie Terry
Kathleen Race
Fin
Liss
Hazel Kemp
R. Thompson
Liza
C. Brain
N. G
Baptist Church
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