Dauphin Public School Promotions Details Graduation Path
The Dauphin collegiate and public schools closed for summer on June 2 and will reopen September 1. The list shows pupils advancing from Beginners’ to Grade I, from Grade I to II, II to IV, II to V, and seniors, with names across classes and promotions including honors and conditional moves.
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Deuphian Collegiate and
Alberta Arnold
Ruth Bowman
Sadie Boyd
Peggy Cunningham
Jimmy McIntyre
Phyllis Mcintosh
Billy Palmer
Ruth Porter
Vera Reeves
Mary Slobodzian
Jean Ward
Mike Witwicki
Slim
Wesley Boyd
Harry Berry
John Crozier
Jimmy Palmer
Alex Cole
Donald Murray
Kenneth Nicholson
George Sumpton
Douglas Norton
Beric Pocklington
Bobby Smith
Eveline Strang
Norma Watson
Yvonne de Sandro
Tomae Margaret Turner
Minnie Aoe
Victor Bentilla
Stanley Bladon
Ansie Boyd
Eleanor Martin
Dorothy Merrell
Danny McCaw
Alex Oliphant
Bennett Phillips
Kathleen Phillips
Oliver Pipe
Ruth Simpson
Charlie Snyder
Irene Vasbinder
Willie Weir
Norman Ashe
Irwin Bay
Harry Bay
Earl Boles
Helen Cochrane
Andy Crozier
Kenneth Gillis
Harry Harpham
Lilly Holowyk
Denny Kells
Donna King
Allan Livingston
Irene McCaw
Mary McKee
Maudie McMaster
Leotta McQuarrie
Genevieve Mossington
Jack Murray
Gordon Nicholson
Stanley N N
Tom Reeves
Willie Robson
Siobodzian
Margaret Seely
Myrtle Smith
Norma Stevens
Alice Sumpton
Helen Thorburn
Norma Timms
Dolly White
Alma Willis
Nora McGirr
James Watson
Vincent di Sandro
Betty Campbell
Clifford Wood
Annie Holowyk
Harvey McArthur
Neil Merrell
Walter Cochrane
Helen Marsh
Jean Chame
Donald Middleton
Dorothy Geeson
Jack Gardner
Alice Stark
Jack Barker
Detha Cort
Velma Stephens
Jimmy Kelis
Gwen Hayward
Ethel Stark
Estelle Cameron
John McFadden
Dorothy Willis
Elgin Roberts
Marie Cochrane
Evelyn McPherson
Marietta Mathewson
John Witwicki
Hazel Bentiila
Maisie Pdunfield
Theina Smith
Evelyn Buchannon
Annie Witwicki
Ronald McQuarrie
Olive Nicholson
Bert Gorby
Florence McRae
Mary Palmer
Alex Simpson
Herbert Vea
Dauphin Country Club Sets Golf Rules For Players
The Dauphin Country Club publishes strict rules on who may use the course. Residents face a limit of twice playing unless joining as members, with fees ranging from 5 to 25 dollars based on prior play and status. Visitors require a member escort and a playing ticket, sold at local shops. A banquet at the Hamilton Hotel honored John Kennedy of the Bank of Nova Scotia for his service, with speeches praising his contributions to the town and church life. The event featured Rev. Philip Duncan, Mayor G Palmer, and local business figures, plus musical tributes and a piano lamp presentation.
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Robson's
Dauphin
Hamilton
John Kennedy
Bank of Nova Scotia
Winnipeg
Philip Duncan
St. Paul's United Church
Brandon
Montreal
Robin Hawkins
D. D. McDonald
Hawkins
Mr. Kennedy
G. Palmer
St. James’ United Church
Kennedy
JR. Gunne
J. W. Johnston
Duncan
H. N. Macneill
Children's Aid Society
Canadian Club
Choral
St. Andrew's
Menars
Wilfred Caldwell
H. A. N. North
Boys Injured by Exploding Dynamite Caps
On Tuesday of last week Bert Nicholson ten year old son of Thos Nicholson and his brother Jack picked up a dynamite cartridge. The fulminate of mercury exploded injuring Bert’s left hand severing his second finger and lacerating his thumb. Jack had minor cuts and both boys were treated at Dauphin General Hospital. A similar accident occurred in Zalicia with Joe Solway twelve sustaining the loss of the tops of all fingers on one hand. He is recovering in hospital.
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Bert Nicholson
Thos. Nicholson
Jack
Bert
Dauphin General Hospital
Zalicia
Joe Solway
Premier Bracken to visit Dauphin in July
Manitoba premier Hon. John Bracken will attend the 25th anniversary celebration in Dauphin on July. He will be hosted to luncheon by the Canadian Club at 11 30 and will deliver an address afterward. It is unclear if he will stay for the remaining fair days.
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John Bracken
Manitoba
Dauphin
Ste
Meighen forms Canadian cabinet after King resignation
Following King s resignation after failed dissolution hopes the Governor General summons Arthur Meighen to form a cabinet. He appoints seven ministers without portfolio Drayton Manton Perley Stevens Guthrie Black and Bennett as the new ministers while Meighen cannot sit in the house due to his Crown office. no election soon.
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Mackenzie King
King
Arthur Meighen
Messrs
Drayton
Manton
Perley
Stevens
Guthrie
Black
Fire destroys United Grain Growers elevator at Sifton
The elevator at Sifton Manitoba was totally destroyed by fire early this morning. Loss about 15000 dollars. several thousand bushels of grain shipped recently and 250 bags of flour in the shed burned. Fire spread risk to nearby buildings but local bucket brigades saved the town. Fire cause unknown.
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Sifton
Man
United Grain Growers
Canadian National Railway
M. Hechter
Free Press
Young Liberal Club Formed in Dauphin Meeting
A Tuesday evening gathering at Megss. Simpson, McGiry & Katz organized a Dauphin Young Liberal Club with about twenty attendees. Mr. Gunn spoke on Winnipeg roots and club aims. Officers elected: President Dan McLeod, Vice-President Jack Wilson, Sec Treas Russell Stewart. A nominating committee will report July 13 at G. W. V. hall.
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Megss. Simpson, McGiry & Katz
Liberal Club
Dauphin
Gunn
Young Men's Liberal Club of
Winnipeg
Dan McLeod
Jack Wilson
Russell Stewart
G. W. V. Hall At & P.m
Notice to Lady Golfers Hidden Hole Competition Opens
Mr P Mullizan donates a box of Aunt Martha chocolates each week for a hidden hole event. The first series begins Friday July 2 at 2 pm with each lady choosing her own partner.
Conservatives of Swift Division Organize Detailed at Meeting
A meeting of Conservatives of Division No 9 held Tuesday evening organized the division. About 150 attendees represented Swan River Ste Rose Gilbert Plains Dauphin Roblin and Ethelbert. Theo Hunt F Y Newton and Jos Hamelin spoke. officers elected include Chairman Robert J Malcolm and Secretary J N McFadden.
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Swan River
Ste. Rose
Gilbert Plains
Dau Phin
Roblin
Ethelbert
Theo. Hunt
K.C
Winnipeg
F. Y. Newton
M.la
Jos. Hamelin
M.L.A
Ste
St James Church bids farewell to Rev Philip Duncan
Monday evening the congregation of St James church gathered to bid farewell to six year pastor Rev Philip Duncan. Messages of appreciation came from Rev A E Counns Rev O E Broughton and Rev Fred C Middleton. Gifts included a parlor clock a club bag and a lamp. Duncan expressed thanks and noted his move to Brandon as a new challenge.
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St. James’ Church
Philip Duncan
Major Skinner
Duncan
A. E. Couins
St. Paul's Anglican Church
O. E. Broughton
The
Darwin Chase
W. J. Houston
Phyllis Smillcan
Margascot Livingston
St. James
Dauphin
Brandon
J. C. Cameron
Regina
Dauphin Trader Felix Marantz Dies in Los Angeles
Felix Marantz longtime Dauphin district resident died in Los Angeles California on June 21 after a life spanning Winnipegosis Lifton and Dauphin where he became a leading tradesman with wide business ties. Two companions who left New York for Canada in 1896 included Jacob Buckwold and Samuel Korman. Korman died years ago. Buckwold remains a well known Dauphin figure.
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Felix Marantz
Dauphin District
Los Angeles
Cal
New York City
Canada
Winnipeg
Jacob Buckworld
Samuel Korman
Mr. Merrantz
Winnipegosis
Dauphin
Lifton
California
S. Korman
J. Buckwold
Memorial Service Honors Fallen Soldiers at War Memorial
A Sunday memorial service for great war fallen soldiers was held at the War Memorial in front of the town hall. Rev A E Cousins led the proceedings with several clergy, including Captain Joyce and Major Skinner, and the Dauphin Band provided music. A wreath list from multiple town and fraternal organizations followed, highlighting community participation and tributes.
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War Memorial
A. E. Cousins
M.C
Salvation Army
Joyce
F. C. Middleton
Philip Duncan
C. E Broughton
G. H. Palmer
Warren Wright
G.W. V
Capt
Dauphin
J. W. Johnston
J. A. Gorby
D.E. la Verendry
J. Connor
D.E
Stuart Widmeyer
G. Vasbinder
G.W.V.A
W. P. Wright
W .Bawdon
Vermillion Lodge
A.F
James Oliphant
P.N.G. Society
Rebekah Lodge
W. J. Lowes
L.O.B.A
L. May
Maids of England
Lorne Smith
Victory Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
PD. Sutherland
Grace United Church Ladies’ Aid
Medill
St. Paul's
W. A
Arthur Gray
Grace Church United S. C
E. Gorby
Baptists Ladies’ Missionary Society
B. Cummings
Baptists Sunday School
Dorothy Willis
St. James’ United Church
W. J. Houston
Georgie Buchan
Marion Campbell
Meader
A. Paul and Family
E. Sanderson
F. Phare
Miss Nellie Gabel Killed at Virden Crossing
Miss Nellie Gabel former Dauphin resident dies in an automobile crash at Steward's crossing on the Virden McAulay branch. Reports say the car stalled on the tracks as a train approached. Passenger George Atkins, 18, also perished from injuries.
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Nellie Gabel
Virden
Dauphin
Steward’s Crossing
Harmsworth
Virden- McAulay
George Atkins
Brownlee Government Sustained in Alberta
The U F M government was endorsed by an overwhelming majority in Alberta elections on Monday. Premier Brownlee was returned at Ponoka while Conservative leader A A McGillivray won the largest popular vote in Calgary. W J Ward MP was summoned from Ottawa due to Mrs Ward’s illness. Miss Bateman visited her brother C J M Bateman and returned to England with Mrs Bateman. Look out for Irene—she's coming to town.
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Alberta
Brownlee
Ponoka
A. A. McGillivray
Calgary
W. J. Ward
Ottawa
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Eva Gillis
Jack Trimble
Douglas Smith
Eiva Cole
Kathleen Willis
Opal Ward
Jennie Harriet
Chariie Clark
George Felton
Sybil Buckwold
Dorothy Gordén
Harry Everett
Hugh Moalligen
Louis Brickman
Rvt
Jimmie Marsh
Allan Solomon
Dennis Roberts
Mildred Cochrane
Helen Bowman
Myrtle McPhee
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Eula Twose
Hubert Green
Robert Kydd
Billie Marsh
Mary Watson
June Daly
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Helen Bell
Minnie Seeley
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Evelyn Gibbs
Frank Baftker
Winnifred Robson
Leonard Steick
Patricia O'Connor
Lloyd Bush
Myrtle Bilaydon
Betty Robinson
Earl Smith
Irad Apps
Ivy Dawson
Henry Duhame
Bobbie Crozier
Gordon Ball
Gordon Crowe
Olive Purvis
Frank Murray
Irvin Vastinder
Marguerite Heard
Alice Seeley
Weldon Ashe
Muriel Delong
Allan Curtis Douglas Middleton
Vera McPherson
Frances King
Margaret Bishop
Isabel Mackay
Olive Strachan
Dan Craig
Beatrice Willis
Graham Murray
Francis Hayward
Dorothy Cummings
Elsie Buckwold
Jessie Rzesnosk
Helen Cornwall
Florence Lowes
Rex Farrell
Frank Bumstead
Sadie Dunfield
George Mitchell
Billie Gibbs
Sam Bay
Marion Bradoweski
Bert Dunfield
Vaughan Mossington
Norman Felker
Gladys Brooks
Helen Gray
Dorothy Leech
Bobbie Bryant
Josephine Montepetit
Bertha Halmarson
Mary Henderson
Leonard McKeever
Neil Beauchamp
Alma Wilson
Giran Tripp
Kathleen Crowder
Ruth Kashasky
Pearl Evans
Lillian Fowler
Billie Rebb
Allie Evans
George Beil
Peter Saweski
Russell Thompson
Dauphin Country Club
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ELKS
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B.P.O.E. No. 57
Fred W. Smith
W. M. Jackronke
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Philip
Mrs. Duncan
Miss Gasbel
Confederation Life Association
Wilfrid Pocklington
Northern Insurance Service
W. Pocklington
T. S. Fulton
Dauphin Theatre
Brookfield
Texas
Florida
Mission City
Heinz Gherkins
McDonald & Oliphant
Hopwood
Cage
Grandview
H. W. Hopwood