Bowman Talks To Canadian Club On European Tour
James L Bowman told the Canadian Club about his 1926 trip to England London Paris and New York describing impressions of cities and flights from London to Paris. The audience included many Britons and the talk drew laughs and praise with plans to resume receipts of the remainder at a later club meeting. Officers for 1927 were announced and Syd Chaplin starred at the Dauphin Theatre Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Pree Dort
Robt
Hawkins
Wom
Jas. L. Bowman
K.C
Bowman
England
London
Paris
Bownmian
School Board Engages Architect for New Dauphin Building
A special meeting of the Dauphin school board chaired by H. E. Bennet approved engaging Edgar Prain of Winnipeg to prepare eight room collegiate building plans including an assembly hall board room teachers room and library. Public school plans remain on hold awaiting provincial decision on a normal school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Benett
Edgar Prain
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Prain
Keid residents face charges in provincial police court
Mary Bomak appeared before P. M. Hawkins on Jan 1 on a charge of assaulting Matilda Naketrash both of Keid. She pleaded guilty and was fined the costs of the prosecution. Isaac Robertson of Winnipegosis appeared before P. M. Whale on a vagrancy charge and was committed to Dauphin gaol pending transfer arrangements. Ten other cases were dealt with, details not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bomak
Keid
P. M. Hawkins
Jan. Lith
Matilda Naketrash
Isaac Robertson
Winnipegosis
P. M. Whale
Dauphin
Bliss Carman to Perform for Dauphinites at Grace Church
Canadian poet Bliss Carman, famed as a Maritimer born in Fredericton, will give a reading in Dauphin at Grace Church on Friday night, January 21, offering a rare chance to hear his verse live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss Carman
Canada
Fredericton
Seaboard
University of New
Chap Book
Boston
Dauphinites
Grace Church
Bliss Carmar
Dauphin hockey fans brave 30 below to see 6 1 victory
In frigid 30 below zero conditions Dauphin defeated Grandview 6 to 1 with standout play by Herb Leach and Tom Scrase for the locals while goalie Snyder, Lowe and Cullum led the visitors. The piece also notes upcoming Dauphin matches and lodge officers installed at a January 1927 meeting with a large post-event repast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview
Oil City
Herb Leach
Tom Scrase
Snyder
Lowe
Cullum
Bass
Taylor
Lewe
Holmes
P. Wilson
B. Wilson
Dauphin
McMaster
Scrase
Leach
Heard
Hamilton
Slobodzian
Bennett
Canada
Neepawa
Brandon
Winnipeg
Kenora, Ont
Fort Rouge
Geo. Hume
W. G. Cameron
Veteran Canadian railroader Phillip James Celebrated
Swan River Star and Times honors Phillip James a seventy year old old test engineer who joined CPR in 187% and later moved to CN R in 1896 He has served as locomotive fireman engineer and yard worker between Emerson St Vincent Minn Brandon Dauphin and Swan River with a forty year record in the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and no serious incidents reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Canada
Canadian National Railways
Phillip James
James
C.P.R
St. Boniface
Red River
Emerson
St Vincent
Minn
Brandon
C.N.R
Dauphin
Swan River Rai Road
Star and Times
Rai
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Swan River Star and Times
Anniversary Services At St. James Church
The St. James United Church congregation marked its 27th anniversary with Rev. Dr. John McKay of Manitoba College preaching at both services. A Monday concert and lecture followed, featuring music by Neal Scrimshaw and Eastman, readings by Mrs. Eastman, and a lecture on Immigration and Citizenship by Dr. McKay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ United Church
John McKay
Manitoba College
Marshall Neal
Fred Scrimshaw
McKay
Messrs. Neal
Scrimshaw
R. P. Eastman
O. E. Heaslip
F. C. Middleton
O. E. Broughton
St. James’ Church
Jerusalem
Christ
Jesus
Lfe
Michael Pupin
Columbia University
Pupin
U.S.A
Austria
Canada
Money Returned From Manitoba Share Campaign
Monies raised in the Dauphin and Grandview districts under the Manitoba Sale of Shares act to fund oil exploration by W. T. Ross and associates have been partially returned to the Manitoba Public Utilities Commissioner. Authorities say the sum exceeds 1,000 dollars and will be returned to subscribers, while Yorkton area funds remain outside the commissioner's jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Grandview
Manitoba
W. T. Ross
Public Utilities Commissioner
Ross Well
Utilities Department
Yorkton
Free Press
Fire Burns Down Aller Family Farm Home
In the early hours of Sunday a fire gutted the Aller family home seventy miles southeast of town. Mrs Aller woke the family as smoke filled the house forcing a rapid evacuation. Fifteen minutes after the first alarm the dwelling was fully engulfed with clothing and furniture lost. Neighbors saved surrounding buildings as an icehouse nearby burned. Insurance covers all buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Aller
Aller
Soo
Aller Farm
Rebekah Officers Installed at Alexand rea Lodge No 1
The Alex andra Rebekah Lodge No 1 installed officers on Friday evening. Officials include J.P.G. Mrs. W J Henderson N.G. Mrs. M A Spillett V.G. Mrs. Cliff Steick Wardens Mrs. J E Wattwin Conductor Mrs. L FE Yeo LG Mrs. F W Bumstead C4 W Terry LSN G Mrs J W Johnston RSNG Mrs W Terry LSVGG Miss A Armstrong RSV G Mrs Lowes Chaplain Mrs Madill Fin Sec Miss Esplen Treasurer Miss Bawdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.G
Cliff Steick
J. EF. Wattwin
L. FE. Yeo
F. W. Bumstead
C.4
W. Terry
L.S.N.G
J. W. Johnston
RS. N.G
L.S.V.G
A. Armstrong
R.S.V.G
Lowes
Chapain
Madill
Fin
Miss Esplen
Miss Bawdon
Daughters and Maids of England Lodge Officers Installed
Officers for the lodge were installed with Mrs. L. Smith as Past President and Mrs. Goddard as President. other posts include Mrs. L. Weaver as Vice President and Mrs. R. Bennett as Chaplain, with a fire brigade responding to a chimney issue on 8th Avenue South and Main in 25 below weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Smith
Goddard
L. Weaver
R. Bennett
Terry
Fin
Bawdon
M. White
S. Weaver
Patterson
B. Heatherington
P. Weaver
Baker
8Th Avenue South
Main
Great Canadian Ideal Course Concludes Memorable Weekend
A concluding lecture urged sustaining the Anglo-Saxon community spirit through architecture schools and communal life. The talk framed a vision where Canadian identity grows from local effort and shared values during a memorable weekend.
Eastern Star Installation at Victory Chapter No 6 OES
At the regular meeting of Victory Chapter No. 6 O E S in the Masonic Hall officers for 1923 7 were installed. Mrs W D King Grand Trustee and assisted by Mrs A D Smith Marshal installed the officers including Worthy Matron Mrs Wm Weir Worthy Patron J W Johnston Secretary Mrs R Hawkins Treasurer Mrs M Wick Conductress Mrs F E Chase Associate Conductress Mrs C A Gofton Chaplain Mrs Seward Marshal Mrs A D Smith Organist Mrs Wasbinder Adah Miss Rose Matchell Ruth Mrs Solomon Esther Mrs P M Smith Martha Mrs John McLeod Eleeta Mrs McLachlin Warder Mrs Alf Sentinel Mr Jas Norton Trustee Mrs J W Skinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory
O.E.S
Masonic Hall
W. D. King
A. D. Smith
Vanstone
Winnipeg
Clark
P.W.M
Fort Garry
Wm. Weir
J. W. Johnston
E. J. Mitchell
R. Hawkins
M. Wick
F. E. Chase
C. A. Gofton
Seward
Marshal
Wasbinder Adah
Rose Matchell
Ruth
Solomon Esther
P. M. Smith
Martha
John McLeod Eleeta
McLachlin Warder
Alf Sentinel
Jas. Norton
J. W. Skinner
Normal notes interrupted by illness and officer results
The article reviews a halted literary society year with new officers led by President William Sallans and editor James Scarrow, notes hockey prospects, forestry lectures, and staff changes. It also reports Dr. W J Harrington’s left-hand finger amputation after infections and hospital recoveries of several local patients and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Society
William Sallans
Ethel Whitney
Ruth White
Jack Muirhead
Herald
Alex McIntosh
James Scarrow
Ass't
Essie Perrett
World News
Albert Cameron
Wm. Peden
Florence Sanders
Muriel Cameron
Beth Drewry
Arthur Neilson
Miss Drewry
Miss Fines
Muirhead
Walkers
Watt
Henderson
Delmage
Mr. Henderson
Printer Christopher Lambourne dies on Winnipeg street
Christopher Lambourne aged 75 collapsed and died on McDermott Avenue Winnipeg Sunday evening. A longtime printer he worked in Winnipeg many years and was on the Dauphin Herald staff for about three years six to seven years ago. He is survived by a son Christopher of McCreary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Harrington
Dauphin
Winnipeg
Dauphin Hospital
Father Theoret
Ste. Rose du Lac
Gunn
William Murray
Edginton
Roblin
Lorne Merrill
Bield
Jones
Valley River
Rogers
Courtney Veal
Alice Brazeau
G. H. Coulter
Grandview
Christopher Lambourne
McDermott Ave
Herald
Christopher
McCreary
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L. Bowman
J. R. Gunne
Vice Press
Chas Padley
Renee Tt Stee
KR. McLeod
Robt. Hawkins
W. S Marsh
Thos. Little
C. W. McLachlin
H. N. Macneill
H. Sanderson
G. H. Crimes
A. Katz
Syd Chaplin
Dauphin Theatre
Rebekahs
Dauphimolians
School Board
Provincial Police
N.G
W. S. Marsh
J. A. Haddreil
D. A. Craig
C. C. Williams
R.S.S
R. P. Lowes
L.S
J. A. Fair LG
W. Timm
O.G
J. A. Stewart
J. D. Kells
Oliphant
W. Weir
Cecil Clarke
Aby
John Haddrell
Grace United Church
Rev
Fred C. Middleton
Leonard Beer
A.B.C
Musical Service
Mr. H. Honeysett
Elks
Srd Ave
P.m
Bister Marsh
ST. James
St. James United Church
Hugh McKay Lyon
Brotherhood and
Sisterhood
the World At School
Africa
Custom Convention and Organization
First Baptist Church
Oliver Broughton
Church At Prayer
Eastern Star
Lake Dau Phin
Manitoba Free Press
DR. Harrington
Confederation
Wilfrid Pocklington Northern Insurance Service
Canadian Pacific Steamship
Just
Zoesiole
H.W. Hopwood, Limited
Gilbert Plains
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