Memorial Tablet Unveiled at Methodist Church Service
A memorial tablet was unveiled at the Methodist church with names of former Sunday school members who died in service. Major Skinner attended and praised their devotion and sacrifice. Names read included Willis Code and others as a girl from the Beginners Class presented white peonies. The pastor spoke on the meaning of the tribute and the duty to carry on their torch.
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Methodist Church
Major Skinner
Anc
Flanders Fields
Major Skimmer
Willis Code
B. Law
W. A. Hicks
W. N. White
G A. Steward
L. Barnard
R W Haegbie
G W. Stacey
R. A Chard
M. Oleson
Archbishop Sinnott Visits Dauphin for Parish Revival
His Grace Archbishop Sinnott led a Sunday parish visit in Dauphin with attendant priests. Three masses were celebrated including a first Communion for local children. Francis Strouski of Albany was ordained subdeacon at the 10:30 mass. Confirmation was administered before a brief address. He departed by car for Sifton at four in the afternoon.
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Sinnott
Dauphin
Francis Strouski
Albany
New York
Sifton
Sawicki Brothers Sawmill Burned with Heavy Loss
Sawicki Bros sawmill at Sclater was burned last week, with a large amount of lumber destroyed. The loss runs to several thousand dollars, and the brothers had just secured $3,500 in insurance on the mill the week before the fire.
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Sawicki Bros
Sclater
Indignant Officials Defend Roblin Band Leader
Officials of the Roblin Brass Band defend leader William McMurray in a Dauphin Herald article. The group cites 18 months of progress since forming in 1919, with 22 players and $3,500 raised for instruments and uniforms, noting strong community support and urging Dauphin authorities to back McMurray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin Brass Band
Dauphin
McMurray
Roblin
C. H Sorbo
J. E. Baine
T. H. Morton
D. A. Dunlop
Ray Brown
Reuben Kulberg
M. Currey
van Camp
Stewart McLaren
J. A. McNeill
L. D. McNeill
T. L. McNeill
F. Atkinson
Appreciation for Band Master McMurray
The Dauphin Citizen's Band members thank Prof. Wm. McMurray and a list of contributors for untiring and painstaking instruction. The note names R. M. Cardiff H. S. McKee A. W. Cameron J. A. Haddrell W. J. Stewart W. R. Cox F. W. Bumstead E. R. Shiel T. F. Malcolm S. Gardner J. F. McNabb Philip Cardiff Bruce Cameron Delwin Snoodgrass Carl Cox and John Burton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Citizen's
Philip Cardiff
Bruce Cameron
Delwin Snoodgrass
Carl Cox
John Burton
Farmer’s Joke at Phoénme Enquiry Sparks Light Moment
In town last week Commissioner Lawry admitted he did not know if rates could fall. A farmer quipped that naming it a cow would bring the rates down, creating a humorous moment at the inquiry.
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Phoénme
Lawry
Prof Mitchner Investigates Grasshopper Infestation Near Valley River
Manitoba Agricultural College professor Mitchner arrived Wednesday to inspect the grasshopper area by Valley River. He says conditions are less severe than feared but farmers lack proper poison spreading methods, risking damage from machinery. Two carloads of bran and sawdust with arsenic head to the site. An outbreak is reported in the Laurier district with 200 bags of bran and poison sent there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchner
Manitoba Agricultural College
Valley River
Laurier
Dick Pattinson At Great Slave Lake Oil Fields
Dick Pattinson, who led the Victory Loan campaigns in Dauphin and helped finance the Ramsay department store, reports from the oil fields at Great Slave Lake that he got in on the ground floor of several options and expects to make substantial profits.
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Dick Pattinson
Dauphin
Ramsay
Great Slave Lake
Court of King's Bench Opens Trials in Dauphin
The Court of King's Bench sitting without a jury opened in Dauphin with Mr. Justice McDonald presiding. A long docket is expected to delay disposition into week’s end, possibly spilling into next week. Full case synopsis will follow next week.
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Court of King’s Bench
Dauphin
Justice McDonald
Dauphin Music Teachers Hold Picnic At Perry's Park
The Dauphin District Music Teachers Association hosted a large, representative picnic for pupils, parents, and friends at Perry's Park. After games and tea at 5 30, Rev. Mr. Duncan opened the gathering with addresses on music in schools, praising the association's work and noting school board support.
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Dauphin District
Music Teachers’ Association
Perry’s Park
Duncan
Cadman
Dauphin Fair Set to Open July Seventh With Big Crowds
Dauphin Agricultural Society previews a record fair July 7 to 9 with new grandstand cattle shed dining hall and lighting. Special trains from Neepawa Swan River and Kamsack announce events plus a championship wrestling match Tom Johnston of Winnipeg vs W Sanders Texas as a highlight attracting large crowds.
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Dauphin
Neepawa
Swan River
Kamsack
Fair Ground
Supt
Brinkman
Neely
R. J. Lunn
Thas. Murray
Ellen Douglas
Winnipeg
Provincial Board of Health
Everett
Dauphin Agricultural Society
S.C.E.A.A
Fair
Tom Johnston
Canada
Texas W. Sanders
Johnston
Collegiate Examinations Honor Roll At Provincial Institute
The Department of Education and the University of Mari cpa have a three year trial of an accrediting system for collegiate institutes. The list shows Grade X and Matriculation Course honors and passes with names of students by course and promotion rules. The public schools pass list will appear in the Herald next week.
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U.S.A
Department of Education
University of Mari
Cpa
Beatrce Hedderley
Jussel Stewart
John Slobodzian
Eva Wickes
Mabel Code
Jlve Mayberry
Bethal Wallace
Mary Playford
Margaret Parka
Mike Malcovitch
Mildred Hlenderson
Elsie Sainsbury
Cecil Durston
Gladys Cooke
Dorothy Hall
Irene Bigham
Janet Baird
Derwin Snodgrass
Eugene Shiel
Sariel Steen
Jean Leroy
Alice Law
Frank Malcolm
Larry Bonnycastle
Wesley Eagle
Darwin Chase
Bessie Bennett
Alice J. Winters
Myrtie S. Murray
Elsie E. Castle
Mary Louise Day
Marjorie Poole
Mary M. Strang
Mary E. McVey
Iva Pearl Dennison
Clarice Fletcher
Jas. Stanko
Sadie Isaacovitch
Marjory E. McIntyre
Agnes E. Spencer
Beverley Tucker
Chas. Capen
Stephen Genik
Vina Bole
Eileen M Gorton
Maggie Mal
Local Amateur Games Set for July 1 Schedule
Races and events listed for a community program on July 1 feature prizes in kind. A baseball tournament and football tournament are planned with teams contributing to the G W V A building fund. Events include sprints, jumps, cycles, relays, and tug of war, with on-site entries and no entrance fee.
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G.W.V.A
Dauphin
Garden Party Planned Saturday on Church Grounds
A garden party will be held Saturday on Methodist church grounds hosted by the senior C.G.I.T. group. Ice cream cake and lemonade will be served to attendees.
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C.gi.t
Garden party at hospital grounds boosts funds and cheer
A garden party held on hospital grounds on the 23rd featured fine lawn beauty, music by the Columbia Orchestra, and dancing. Proceeds exceeded two hundred dollars, while guests expressed generous goodwill toward the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson Credis
Columbia Orchestra
Silver Tea Aids Sunday School Funds At Mrs Lee Home
A silver tea will be held Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. E. Lee to raise funds for the Sunday School. Proceeds support church activities and teaching programs.
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W. E. Lee
Will Dauphin’s population reach the four thousand mark
Census enumerators near completion of a new count for Dauphin with speculation on whether the town will reach 4000. Last census showed 3200, and demand for housing has kept families away, while the north side already exceeds 2000 and the south side’s estimate remains uncertain.
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Dauphin
Miss Trotter Delivers Inspiring Pulpit Sermons
A substitute lady preacher for several Sundays, Miss Trotter, impressed congregants with clear voice and expressive delivery. Her recitals and reading from Ralph Connor's Sky Pilot moved many to tears, and she will lead services again next Sunday prompting churchgoers to attend with friends.
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Miss Trotter
Ralph Connor
Sky Pilot
Gwen
Prize Lists Set for October 9 Fair
Boys and girls club notes announce prize lists for the October 9 fair. Members urged to concentrate on few solid projects, groom livestock, train colts, and prepare well groomed Shorthorn or Angus calves for the Dauphin district show.
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Dauphin
All Felt Mattress Sold in July Sale Ad
Dauphin Furniture Co promotes full size felt mattresses at ten dollars during a July sale. Also offers sugar through Bryces with two price tiers 20 pounds for two dollars thirty and 10 pounds for one dollar twenty. See advertisement page 8.
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Dauphin Furniture Co
Bryces
Grandview Edges Dauphin Farmers In Weeknight Tilt
Grandview beat Dauphin Farmers 2 to 1 after a tense five inning pitchers’ duel. Dauphin led the first six frames before Grandview erupted for the decisive run in the eighth as rain halted another game previously. Umpire W. Johnston and lineups feature players like Le Baran, Burgson, Ragotte, Arnold, and Davis.
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Grandview
Dauphin
D. F
B. Young
Q 'R. Hamilton
P— Fiseen
L. McKay
B. Buie
M. Ragotte
Davis
W. Davis
Chute
Short
le Baran
R. Brownridge
Burgson
Barnes
Evans
Buggson
Todd
Ragotte
J. W. Johnston
Grandview Dauphin
Dauphin Boys
Lee Johnston
Jim Arnold
Cox
McConnell
Patterson
McKenzie
Darlington
Hume
C.f
Haw
Dauphin Town
Gilbert Plains
Boug hen Couple Welcome Son at Valley River
At Valley River on June 24 a son was born to Mr and Mrs W J Boug hen. Russell Macoun reports the birth as a family announcement with no further details provided.
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Boughen
Valley River
W. J. Boughen
Russell Macoun
Record Wheat Sample Brought In by Mr J A McKillop
A fine head of wheat measuring three feet long was brought by Mr J A McKillop on Monday. The seed was sown April 27 and pulled June 26. He notes the head is well developed and this year is a record for grain growing. He says the sample is not specially selected but from a random field.
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J. A. McKillop
Mr. McKillop
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Rexall
Cwdilfred Robson
Dauphin Fair
Donna Gofton
Cecile Simon
Mary Culbertson
Matilda Lunn
Chas. Welman
Ruth Fish
Agnes McDonald
Douglas Houston
Jean Mealcolm
Arthur Smith
Lilian Steen
Walter Henderson
Jacob Isaacovitch
Wm. McPhee
Jack Wilson
Ruti Esplen
Mary Snyder
Edna Ball
Matilda Presunka
Leona Taciuk
Janet Tagle
Halsey Fark
Elsie Wickes
Marjory Brinkman
Norman MacDonald
Evelyn Simpson
Pass
Vera Armstrong
H Barner
Lillian Black
Lena Brown
Rose Coyne
Fraser Lunn
Norma Malcolm
Gwen Mingo
John Mizibrocky
Norah Mason
Jessie O’connor
Verna Puchalski
Jack Sheridan
Marguerite Smith
Doris Taylor
Henry Terry
Mary Waraway
Leslie Wer
Florence Winters
Eva Ksienzyk
Jas. Baird
Tony Ditlovitch
Mildred Hunt
Dorothy Lee
Jessie Leech
Jim Love
Ruby Phare
Michael Sezurko
Hospital
the Palace Bakery
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ST. Paul's Sunday School
Baptist
Neilson
the Chocolate Shop
F. Skinner
Farmers
Shippam
Montserrat
McLaren
McDonald & Oliphant Hardware and Groceries
the Central Store
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