Two Ball Tournaments Slated for Summer Fair
The Agriculture Society meeting approved reports from the port and attractions committee. A baseball tournament is set for Friday July 14 with prizes of 36, 35, 20, and 146 for eight teams. a girls soft ball event follows with prizes of 12, 6, 4 and 4. Jack McMurray will provide land services for the event. Changes to the prize list were made to meet Department of Agriculture approval.
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The
Agriculture Society and
Society
Department of Agriculture
Thursday Half Holidays Start June First For Summer
The usual Thursday half holidays begin on June 1 for the summer months. The public is advised to plan ahead as all stores close at noon. Shop in the morning and note the cooperative shipment of stock on Tuesday, June .
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tims
Marriage Hoffman Swanton A Quiet May Wedding In Dauphin
Eva Lillian Swanton daughter of Samuel B. Swanton of Dauphin Manitoba wed Earnest Elven Hoffman son of Paul Ernest Hoffman of Langsburg Saskatchewan in a May 26 1933 ceremony at the Mane Dauphin. Minister Douglas H. Teifer officiated with Gordon Douglas and J A Little as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mane
Bisth Avenue
N.W. Dauphin
Eva Lillian Swanton
Samuel B. Swanton
Dauphin
Manitoba
Earnest Elven Hoffman
Paul Ernest Hoffman
Langsburg
Saskatchewan
Douglas H. Teifer
Dauphin United Church
Gordon Douglas
J. A. Little
Sixth Avenue
N.W
Margaret Barclay Rosa
Alexander Rows
Isabella
Alexander Seorgie
Geo Seorgie
Scotland
Douglas H. Telfer
RK. Riddell
Mias Sybil E. Kedake
Mrs
Georgie
Croom
Bireh River
Man
Urbanovitch and Lawrence Twins Born in Dauphin
At the Dauphin General Hospital a son was born to Mr and Mrs Urbanovitch on May 24 1903. Twins a boy and girl were born to Mr and Mrs Steve Lawrence on May 25 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin General Hospital
Urbanovitch
Dauphin
Lawrence
Steve Lawrence
Dauhter
Provincial Drama Festival Set for Winnipeg June 8 and 9
Manitoba hosts its second provincial drama festival in Winnipeg at the Little Theatre across June 8 and 9 with district winners from Carberry Neepawa Binsreath Emerson Dauphin Dauphin Cartwright and Boissevain plus a Toulon entry. Judges include Lady Tupper and Col W K Chandler with the Free Press shield awarded to the best play. The Manitoba Drama League annual meeting follows on June 9.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Carberry
Arden
Neepawa
Kueseli
Jim Barber
Bineearth
Dominion City
Emerson
Robiin Anglican Women's Auxiliary
Dauphin
Cartwright
Elgin
Boissevain
Toulon
Winnipeg Little Theatre
Tupper
Dominion Drama Festival
Col. W. K. Chandler
Free Press
Manitoba Drama League
Collegiate Defeats United 4-0 For Third Straight Win
The Collegiate captured a 4 to 0 victory over United last Friday, led by Jack Nicholson's early goal. Klym scored twice and Hjalmarson added the final tally as United faded in the final minutes. Team lists include Collegiate players Farrell Watson Churchill Nicholson Barker Durston Merrell Klym Malcovich Hjalmarson and Nicholson, United lineup features Malcovitch McPhee Kerr McArthur Doran Firth Warroway Roy Cappelle and McMillan.
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United
Orange and Black Crew
Jack Nicholson
Klym
Hjalmarson
Jas Miles
Collegiate
Farrell
Watson
Churchil
B. Nicholson
Barker
Durston
Merrell
L. Malcovitch
J. Nicholson
P. Malcovitch
Douglas
McPhee
Kerr
McArthur
Doran
Firth
Warroway
Roy
Cappelle
McMillan
Spencer Addresses UFM On Money System And Trade
H G Spencer MP spoke at Dauphin Town Hall outlining money as minted printed and written, arguing 90 percent is written money and criticizing deflationary policy. He linked 1929-32 bank statements, mechanization, war, income inequality, and resource control to economic woes and urged better distribution. Ward discussed interest rates while Walter Gourlay praised planned policies Canada adopted later. Mayor Bennett chaired.
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Spencer
Bennett
W. J. Ward
M.P
Manitoba
Walter Gourlay
Spruce Creek
Mr. Spencer
Canada
United States
Ethelbert Man Sentenced to Two Years for Breakin and Theft
William Kozma of Rural Municipality of Ethelbert received a two year term in Stony Mountain Penitentiary after convictions for breaking and entering and theft. He had three prior convictions. He asked the magistrate to send him to the penitentiary to gain education and learn a trade.
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William Kozma
Ethelbert
Stony Mountain
Beaver films shown in Eaton's annex Winnipeg
HKG naturalist Tony Lascelles Green of Dauphin is in charge of daily Beaver movies this week at Eaton's annex Winnipeg. The Beaver People and The Beaver Family are among four National Parks of Canada films shown with Green commenting. He also displays over one hundred of his own animal photographs from Riding Mountain National Park as part of the exhibit. Co operative shipment of stock is planned for Tuesday June 5.
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H. A. Green
Dauphin
Tony Lascelles
Eaton
Four Annex
Winnipeg
National Parks of Canada
Archie Grey-Owl
Riding Mountain National Park
Mr. Green
Town Reservoir Dam Not Seriously Hurt by Rains
The Herald apologizes for an erroneous report in its last issue concerning the appeal of Yuriko Ewasiuk. It acknowledges the magistrate Mr. Thos. Little and retracts the claim that the Court of Appeal judges were unanimous in Ewasiuk’s conviction.
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the Herald
Yuriko Ewasiuk
Court of Appeal
Ewasiuk
Thos. Little
Training Camp Set For July At Ochre Beach
Lt. Col. O. McGuirk reports district HQ has approved a regimental field camp at Ochre Beach lasting six days from July 17 to July 22 for annual unit training.
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O. McGuirk
Ochre Beach
Dam Repairs Keep Town Water Supply Safe After Washout
Rumors of a serious dam break are false. A 65 foot section washed away but a temporary structure maintains water flow. This is the fourth such break in the dam's history with no danger to the public. Muddy water has cleared and no contamination occurred. Plans call for about 1000 dollars to rebuild using a pile structure to prevent future washouts. Minor crop damage occurred along Edwards Creek where it overflowed.
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Edwards Creek
Inquest to Probe Death of Eight-Year-Old William Matwee
Police investigate the death of eight year old William Matwee son of Karl Matwee of Duck River and expected inquest Friday to determine if school punishment caused his death. Coroner and doctors cite euremic poisoning with no signs of severe corporal punishment. The teacher says only palms were struck.
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William Matwee
Karl Matwee
Duck River
Pine River
Klapecki
R.C.M. P
G. W. Rogers
R. F E. Dicks
G. W. Renton
R.C. M.P
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Scorgie Ross
Brandon
Clark Transportation CO
T. J. Gark
John Gardner
United Stores Limited
Paulin
McCorn
Borden’s
K.C.C
McDonald & Oliphant Phone Deliver
Rangers
Koshey
H. G. Spencer
U.F.M
U. FM
Dauphin - Brandon
Northern Manitoba Motor Bus Co
F. S. Geiler
Brandon—Bus Depot
HKG
Charge Beaver Show
FOX Picture
FOX Movietone City Organ
Kay Francis
Roland Young
Marjorie Rambeau
Eddie Quillan
Dorothy Jordan
Capitol Theatre
A. McKee
Zane Grey
Kent Taylor
Iona Andre
Irving Pichel
Gail Patrick
Warren Tyniei
Boulder Dam
Torchy
One Family
Dc F. H. McNaughton
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
Spring Street
Coats
Kayser and Weldrest
Wabasso
W .G. Whete
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