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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
2
Parallel notes from Dauphin area recount a parish meeting with candidates Laurene and Louchard speaking at a school hall. Prosecutions in Joliet include fines for permit violations. Baseball and community events fill weekend plans as organizers announce socials and a roadshow of local labels and trades.
G W V A notes announce reguir meetings in June and August with votes on a ceonc for work and memorial events. A memorial at Russell town. Dauphin Veterans invited. Russell citizens vow a memorable day, roads permitting. Comrades urged to check tax redemption and soldiers insurance deadlines and celebrate additions to Comrade LaKey’s family and Geo Jackson’s welfare.
A son named James Mc Gregor was born to Mr and Mrs James Gibrul. Many residents spent the 14th at Sifton. A Terrin has returned to Winnipeg. River water here is now falling very rapidly.
Readers are reminded to note the paper’s date label to identify issue status. The Herald will not be mailed to subscribers in arrears as per post office rules. Subscription price is two dollars per year in advance.
Baptismal services conducted by Rev. Duncan Ritchie at the Baptist church saw about ten adherents baptized by immersion. Ritchie explained baptism as a symbol of Christ's death and resurrection and urged candidates to be believers and renounce the past as they rise to new life in Christ. A good congregation attended both morning and evening rites.
A large slate of attractions is booked for the Dauphin Theatre this month. June 2 features School Days, June 5-6 Tom Mix in The Fighting Streak, June 7-8 Devotion, June 9-10 The Shrek's Wife, with Reported Missing at Capitol Theatre next week and then Dauphin Theatre. Lying Lips and Mother o Mine are First National specials, Turn to the Right and The Man Who, from Metro, have played at Capitol Winnipeg. The Permanent Players from Winnipeg Theatre are expected during the Dauphin Fair.
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