Oddfellows mark 100th anniversary in Dauphin ceremony
The Dauphin Oddfellows celebrated the 100th anniversary of the order with a May 1 service in the town hall attended by 250 members and Rebekahs from Grandview Gilbert Plains and Roblin. Speakers reviewed the order’s history and charity work while the event highlighted the home for Manitoba and wartime contributions. The gathering included a procession and music from the McMurray orchestra.
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Oddfellows
Dauphin Juri-Dreller
Grandview
Gilbert Plains
Roblin
Main Street
Main
Fourth Avenue
Second Street
Th Town Hall
Rebekahs
Thos Neville
P.gm
Bro. Hamilton
Bro. Neville
O. E. Heaslip
Winnipeg
Fagen
Bro Neville
Canada
Flanders
Baltimore
Maryland
U.S
Neville
Manitoba
Bro
Oddfellowship
McMurray Orchestra
First Street
5Th Ave
N.Y
Dauphin
Swan River
Rebekah
G W V A Notes May Meeting and Activities
The G W V A held a May 8 meeting with 39 to 40 members present. Thirteen returned soldiers applied for membership and were accepted, bringing total local branch membership to 195. A delegate, Comrade R Armstrong, was appointed to the May 16 memorial meeting called by Premier Norris. Donations totaling 112 65 from Ethelbert district and a 25 grant from the Dauphin Automobile Club are acknowledged. The Better Ole show funds the Star theatre May 23–24 under G W V A auspices. Plans for G W V A Sports Day on July 1 include committee appointments and posters. Next meeting is May 16 at 8 pm sharp. Manitoba Provincial Command has launched a weekly paper Manitoba Veteran at 5c per copy or 2 per year, with subscriptions taken by the local secretary.
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F. Serase
G. F. Johnston
Norris
R Armstrong
Ethelbert
G. Tymecbhuk
Dauphin Automobile Club
Ole
Star Theatre
G.W.V.A
G W.V
Manitoba Provincial Command
Manitoba Veteran
G W.va
Distinguished Visitor Addresses Dauphin Women on Unity
Mrs. Sanford president of the National Council of Women spoke Friday evening in the rest room before a representative Dauphin gathering. Her message stressed Unity Sacrifice and Prayer and the need for divine guidance in private and public life. The Dauphin social council anticipates a renewed spirit of work and praises her leadership.
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Dauphin District
Sanford
National Council of Women
National Council
Social Council of
Dauphin
Women of
Canada
Harrington
Haw
Grading Demonstration Draws Wide Interest in Rural Area
A rural municipality hosted a grading demonstration featuring Twin City 40-6 tractor and Ault man-Taylor 30-0 machine, Russell 12 foot Mogul grader, and two Adams 12 foot graders. Rain postponed the event to next Monday with completion planned Tuesday at Ochre River. May ized birth reported for E S Phillips son born to Mr and Mrs E S Phillips. Lieut Stuart Widmer Chapter of the ICCE to host a dance Friday evening with ice cream and lemonade served. Adurissson 75.
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Twin City
Aultman-Teylor
Russell
Adams
Stuart Widmer
1.C.C.E
Adurissson
Four Men Injured in Burrows District Construction Collapse
Four men John Neely Frank Potter John James and Geo Smith were injured when a sudden whirlwind toppled rafters at a Burrows district construction site. Neely Potter and Smith suffered severe injuries delaying removal to town. James on the top floor was struck as he tried to jump clear.
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Arthur Fisher
Burrows
John Neely
Frank Potter
John James
Geo. Smith
Neely
Potter
Smith
James
Kilminster Girl Dies on Gilbert Plains Street
Seven year old Mrs Kilminster collapsed and died on a Gilbert Plains street on Sunday. The death was attributed to apoplexy in official reports.
Sailors Deplore Wine Tradition on New Boat Launch
Sailors express indignation after a boat launched at Pas last week had a bottle of two per cent beer broken on its bow instead of wine. They warn the desecration may doom the vessel to ill luck and ill fate.
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Pas
Memorial Service for Lieut Stuart Widmeyer Chapter Members
Members of the Lieut. Stuart Widmeyer Chapter with La Veranda Chapter attended a memorial service at St. Pauls Church on Sunday. A large congregation joined in special psalms and lessons. The rector spoke on the witnesses’ continued presence and the duty to carry the torch forward. Names on the Parish Honor Roll were recited before the blessing. The service ended with hymn and prayers.
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Stuart Widmeyer
la Verandrye
St. Paul's Church
Tennis Club Officers Reorganize for Vigorous Season
Dauphin Tennis Club reshuffles leadership with President R M McCaul and Vice President Geo H Palmer among officers. The group anticipates a larger membership, strong season ahead, and plans a local tournament on May 24 with ongoing events. Membership fees set at 10 for men and 5 for women with reduced rates for associates and partial-season players.
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Dauphin Tennis Club
R. M. McCaul
Geo H. Palmer
C. Bagssons
J. L. Bowman
D. D. McDonald
Mr. Curtis
Walter Richards
Erskine Struthers
Jas Muriel Porter
Dorothy Stocker
Bowman
Walker
Pelmer
MeeLachlan
Fifth Avenue
Sesson
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