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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
4
The column details sick health notes, a wedding in the Greek Catholic Church, community dances and plays, field day plans, church services, and local visits by residents and visiting officials. We note hospital visits, road washouts, a new drug store opening, and ongoing community events across Ste. Rose and surrounding areas.
Ellen Durston underwent an appendectomy on Tuesday with favorable recovery. Sunday School starts at 11 a.m. next Sunday. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. C. McRoberts on the birth of a daughter. Schools grounds improved by a new fence. Baseball players remain active, three runs to date after a win at Dickson. Fields day planning by district ladies. Local visitors and family visits noted among neighbors.
Moisture enriches lawns and dandelions with full creeks and no floods thanks to the drainage system. Miss Bigham visits relatives. Joe Holoskay remains on the sick list. Miss Hartford spends the weekend in town. A school service is set for Sunday June 4 starting at 2:30 with invitations. Mr and Mrs Skinner and family visited Spruce Dale before traveling to Dauphin and Nee pawa.
The commun ity district annual meeting is set for Tuesday June 6 at 8 36 p m in the hall. Mrs D Telfer lectured on gardening at her home on Tuesday May 23 and attendance was affected by rain. Miss Olive Kemp has moved to the farm for the summer. A hall dance is planned for Friday June 2. Mrs Hep Nicholson is seriously ill and hopes for recovery.
Mr and Mrs Worden spent Sunday at Minnedosa. Reg Milne passed his first year exams. The June meeting of the Women's Institute is postponed until after the Winnipeg convention and will be held June 14 at Mrs M Playford's home in Dauphin.
Social visits include Mr and Mrs O Kirkland of Ta coma hosting relatives in town. A Magnet couple welcomed a daughter born May 16 1933. Dauphin beat Ochre 1 run in a Friday game. The river overflow caused garden damage Thursday and Friday. Upcoming W I convention June 1 field day June 2 and a dance. A baseball tournament is planned for June 8. General J M Ross transfers from Regina to London Ontario as GOC No 1 military district.
The Burrows church and community club will hold its next meeting on Wednesday June 7 at the home of Mrs. Alex Ward. Softball practice is held Mondays and Thursdays at the school, with basketball practice each Thursday evening. Flood damage washed out approaches to the Blackburn bridge over Edward's Creek, about thirty feet on each side, though the bridge remained. Other small bridges were swept away.
Abundant rain in the district boosts crop progress while a dam across Mossy River at Oak Brae holds up well under the flood. Nurse Walker from Winnipegosis toured the area last Friday. Andy Miller works the northwest quarter 14-29-19 and plans new buildings soon. Mr Littl of Bicton Heath said prospects for a good crop look bright.
The piece records a teacher and pupils preparing for field day while hoping for weather clearance. It notes Mr and Mrs Cliff Smith visiting the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Smith. Alec Bliss returns from winter with his daughter in Humbold. Mrs Ed Wilson and children visit her sister Mrs Charlie Wilson. Charlie McDonald visits Winnipeg and reports feeling better after a holiday.
We are sorry to hear that Jean Strang is ill. We wish her a speedy recovery. Mr and Mrs Bowie called at the home of Mr and Mrs E Watson on
A Linotype space band mishap changed a sentence about the governor serving the masses into a literal phrase. In Fairmount Minnesota a proofreader missed the error. Meanwhile Atlanta Georgia ended Prohibition Friday sparking swift bar traffic. A cooperative stock shipment is scheduled for Tuesday June 5.
Public auction in Dauphin Manitoba on June 22 1933 offers for sale a frame store dwelling and sheet metal dry cleaner on Lot 18 Block 22 Main Street. property size twenty feet by full depth. sealed reserve. 20 percent cash. remaining per sale terms. Vendors Bowman McFadden Ramsden solicitors.
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