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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
4
Mack Winters visits the district while Kempe pit buzzes with activity. A June 30 basket picnic at W Campbell’s farm near the round house, and a string of local events from softball games to canning demonstrations at the Anglican Church in Dauphin.
Town residents discuss lighter prizes as two exes weigh just over four ounces. Mrs Freeman and son Lloyd visited Dauphin on Wednesday. Mr Bishop of Winnipeg went to Makinak on business. Mrs Coleman left for Waskada on Thursday. Vid Reed Sr returned home Friday. Mrs Barry arrived Wednesday from Chicago to visit Geo Mason. She is a former town resident remembered by old timers. Wm Garton of Carrick visited Dauphin over the weekend. Several women and Doris Thompson visited Dauphin Saturday. C Haight and Detroit relatives stay in Carrick district. Damon Terrion Don Terrion Wm Mason Geo Andre and S Banks visited Lake Dauphin Sunday. W P Woodhouse Bob Coutts and Wm Coutts attended Ranald Coutts and Margaret Meek wedding. Best wishes to the couple.
The funeral of the late Mrs. E Thorsteinson was held Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. from the Presbyterian Church with Rev. J. F. Palmer of the United Church officiating. The notice describes the service and the departing details.
Mr Paul Cedar and Mr Walter Sit worski of Meadowland attended the Werbicki Pulak wedding in town. Mrs C Blackmon and Mrs E Cur ming who attended the Women’s Institute Convention in Winnipeg returned home on Friday. Mrs Geo Rorke and Miss Joy Rorke visited Dauphin last Saturday. Mina Clara McNeil of Brandon is staying with Mr and Mrs D W Johnston. Irene Solomon was rushed to Dauphin Hospital for appendicitis on Saturday with her mother. She is progressing well.
Mr and Mrs M Db McCarthy plan a visit to Dauphin area to see relatives including his aging mother. A cement bridge near town was repaired after heavy oil truck damage. Horse breeding is reviving as farmers show interest in stock. P Laurette left for Winnipeg by car. A Ste. Rose canning demonstration drew many women eager to learn winter preservation methods from garden produce.
Dauphin Plains hosts a school picnic on Friday June 30 with a baseball game at 2 pm followed by races and horse sports a girls softball game and supper at 6 15 pm. After supper another ballgame and a dance welcoming all attendees.
The Gartmore Ladies' Club hosts a basket picnic at Vernon Rampton's farm on June 28 with a program of sports and baseball. All are welcome. The article also offers sympathy to Mrs. Archie Esplen and family on their recent bereavement.
Glad for rain and cooler weather. Andy Miller and Art Fisher visited Clear Lake. Picnic at A. L. Fisher's farm June 5. Sunday service at the school praised. Mrs. Dewar hopes for Ontario trip. Archie Esplen mourned. Burrowites enjoyed river picnic. Grade VIII IX exams soon. Spruce Creek picnic planned. Young Peoples Club meets Wednesday to discuss post picnic event. Mrs. S Lawrence home with twins welcomed. Next meeting at Mrs. A. Miller on July 5.
Rowan Durston visited the district this past week. Mr and Mrs Elgin Maynard and yarnet were guests at the Telfer home on Thursday. Sympathy extends to Mrs Archie Esplen and family. Mr and Mrs W Rampton Claude Arthur and Miss E Morgan visited the Maynards. Mr and Mrs R Cochrane and family visited the Clark home on Sunday.
Mrs German Alguire left Monday of last week to spend a few weeks with her husband at Flin Flon. In spite of the heat a large crowd attended the dance at E Gibbons last Friday. The Mineral Creek and Sandringham school districts will hold their annual basket picnic on Thursday.
A catalog of items including furniture such as buffets china cabinets and dressing tables as well as radios stoves refrigerators and linoleums. The notice also advertises various hardware and household goods and a special horse sale with both broken and unbroken horses in Dan a on Saturday June 24.
A Peony and Perennial show will be held at the Armoury on Saturday June 24 from 3 to 6 pm. Flowers for display are received until 10 am. The public is invited to view the display featuring rare varieties. Tea will be served and flowers may be purchased.
The Clothing Room operated by the above association from the town hall will be closed during July and the first three weeks in August. Contributions of clothing may be left at the Rest Room. THE EXECUTIVE.
A field meeting will be held at the Mlestration Station at Ste. Rose two miles north on the Jos Fitzmaurice farm on Wednesday June 29 commencing at 3 p.m. The program includes discussions on field crops fertilizers weed control and livestock. Those interested in cariculture are cordially invited to attend.
A cooperative shipment of stocks is scheduled for Tuesday June 27 with participants coordinating loading and transport. The event aims to optimize supply chain efficiency and reduce costs for members.
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