United Farmers of Manitoba Convention at Dauphin
The Dauphin convention opened with G. Rutherford outlining the Debt Adjustment Act and certificate rules for creditors. Roy McPhail elected president. K. Wilson named vice president. Monetary reform lecture explored money value and deflation, with Crerar and others addressing audiences. Gala evening featured Elocution Contest finalists led by Edna McKillop who won the gold medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutherford
Roy McPhail
HK. McPhaill
B. FE. Lewis
W. J. Ward
Oreder
Dauphin
U.P.M
UF .M
Ron
W. J. Davidsen
E. Crane
B. E Wilson
N. Wilson
K. Wilson
Pilot Mound
B.A
United States
Great Britain
Canada
John Bull
Tiger Shark and South Seas Drama at Dauphin Theatre
Edward G Robinson stars in Tiger Shark with Richard Arlen and Zita Johann as deadly sea monsters threaten a pearl trade. Also shows Soon South of Singapore with Spencer Tracy and Peggy Shannon, Slim Summerville comedy First to Fight and Betty Boop, plus Heroes of the West. Family night Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Arlen
Zita Johann
Spencer Tracy
Peggy Shannon
William Boyd
Irving Pichel
Singapore
South Seas
Slim Summerville
Betty Boop
Mies D. Cort
Miss Edna McKillop Wins Dauphin Elocution Contest
The United Farmers of Manitoba elocution contest crowned Miss Edna McKillop of Dauphin as gold medallist among provincial finalists. She defeated Olive Stewart of Swan River and Margaret Nauta of Otterburn before 500 attendees at the town hall. Judges were Mrs. L Blaine of Makinak, Mrs. R. M. Wait, and C. D Bates of Dauphin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Crerar
E. Cadman
U.F
Edna McKillop
Dauphin
Olive Stewart
Duncanville
Margaret Nauta
Otterburne
United Farmers of Manitoba
Edna Mc P
McKillop
O.ive Stewart
Swan River
Otterburn
L. Blaine
Makinak
R. M. Wait
C. D Bates
Crerar Speaks on Farmers Movement Unity and World Economics
Hon T A Crerar addresses the audience on the Farmers Movement past and present tracing agrarian history. He blames war created fear and rivalries for disunity, urges tolerant cooperation and sane leadership, noting Europe and Canada must lower production costs and compete in a tough world. The event includes piano pieces and a one act play Sauce for the Gosling performed by Dauphin Normal School students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Crerar
Farmers’ Movement
Western
Canada
4Nada
Wohai
Europe
Neissbors
Aa. Crerar
United States
Germany
Denmark
England
Crerard
Grace Hazell
Dauphin Normal School
Mary Hamilton
Mrs. Lee
Mary Urbanowitch
Taylor
Gladys Voychesin
Mr. Taylor
Michael Sawchuk
Miss Taylor
Xenia Petech Rott
Alex Cottick
Jas. Grey
Stewart Mec Lean
Helen Cumming
Convention proceedings tense after Resolution 37 draft
Thursday morning began with brisk business as delegates settled in. The session grew tense after Resolution No. 37, leading to disruption and a call for affiliation as the situation escalated. Continued on page seven.
Community Donations For October Noted At United Church
A list records October donations to the United Church and related groups including Mrs Bowman with pickles and jelly, turkey and pies for the anniversary dinner, Mrs Oliphant with clothing, Mrs McCormack with tomatoes and beret, The Collegiate with sandwiches, United Church Ladies Aid with gloves and beret, Mr Allum with carrots, Mr Gemmel with two bags of potatoes, and Mrs L McComb serving as Matron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.A.S
Bowman
United Church
Harry Oliphant
McCormack
Collegiate
United Church Ladies’ Aid
Allum
Gemmel
L. McComb
Annual Ukrainian Home Bazaar Draws Record Crowds
Large crowds filled the Ukrainian People's Home bazaar in Dauphin over three days under the Ukrainian People's Home Association. Notable events included a concert led by the Dauphin Junior Band, speeches by Dr. Potoski and Mayor Robson, folk dances, and a prize wheel with forty prizes awarded on the final night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukrainian People’s Home Association
Potoski
Ukrainian People
Canada
Robson
Dauphin
U.F.M
A. T. Warnock
Association
Emily Moroz
Pat Maginnis
Tony Cowton
Welfare Drive Arrangements Progressing With Canvass
The 100 canvassers will begin house to house calls at 7 for Nov 18 in Dauphin Manitoba. They aim to contact 75 percent of residents between 7 and 9 pm and urge subscriptions to Welfare Relief with monthly payments through 1933. Ward captains and lieutenants listed. next week’s Herald will publish canvasser street assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Fagen
Dauphin Town Hall
Drive
Ward
Col. MecQuirk
Roger Watson
H. W. Scrase
J. Cathro
H. J. McPherson
J. Hamilton
A. H. F. Stelck
Earl Chase
Herald
Dauphin Kinsman Club Announces Charity Dental Clinic Raffle
The Dauphin Kinsman Club launches its first raffle to support a free Dauphin Children's Dental Clinic led by public health nurses Miss Skinzer and Miss Lietch. Dauphin dentists donate services. Three hundred 25 cent tickets fund supplies. $35.06 in merchandise rewards the winner, $5 covers expenses, the excess benefits the clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinsman Club
Dauphin
Skinzer
Lietch
Public Health
Town Council Hears By Lays And Purchases
Regular meeting on November 2 with Mayor Robson presiding. Council considered by laws on skating rink equipment sale and lot sales to McGirr Katz and Evans O Connor. Water ice rink funding discussed. bread by law delayed for next meeting with full attendance hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robson
Taylor
Rawson
Puchalski
Solomon
Malcolm
Rural Social Welfare Association
J. M. Cameron
Town Hall
W. Brierley
A. Rogers
Hamilton
McGirr & Katz
Manitoba
MecGirr & Katz
C M. Evans
J. O'Connor
Messrs
H.W.R. Gemmell
Bewell
Malcolm Solomon
Chas. Evans
Mark E. O'Connor
Taylor - Malcolm
Elks Limited
National Trust Company
Maelm
Leksman
Winnipegosis Couple United in Marriage in 1932 Ceremony
Chris Kristjanson of Winnipegosis and Mildred Evelyn Moore of Moore Dale wed on November 3 1932. Rev Duncan Ritchie united them and witnesses Henry J Moore of Mooredale and Gertie Kristjanson of Bayend signed the register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Kristjanson
Winnipegosis
Mildred Evelyn Moore
Mooredale
Duncan Ritchie
Henry J. Moorre
Gertie Kristjanson
Bayend
Dauphin City Wide Sale Ends With Big Prize Draws
Monday's conclusion of Dauphin's month long sale featured prize drawings at the Relief Fund Dance in Town Hall. Winners included A W Cameron of Dauphin $100 ticket 17 628 from Eaton's and D W Hnatiuk of Valley River $50 ticket 40 417 from Robson's Drug Store, with many $5 and $2 prizes awarded across local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Relief Fund
A. H. F. Stelek
Ssoomon
Rural Relief Committee
Helen Voss
Robson
W. Cameron
Eaton's
D. W. Hnatiuk
Valley River
Steick’s Limited
Merle Armstrong
Palmer's
James Gardiner Implement Co
Crowe's Lumber Co
J. W. McMaster
Eli Bay
Phil Rehabek
East Bay
Geiler’s
N. C. Chard
Buckold
Goffman
Mr. R. Astwood
Monard Lamber
H. B. Whitemore
Eaton Groceteria
Gertrude Kennedy
Dauphin Theatre
D. Justice
W. Jackson
R. M. Penman
Stelck’s Ltd
Alice Roste
Allard
Sheridan
Goffman's
Cochrane
Bay's
W. Cheshire
McDonald and Oliphant’s
Janouski
Nepon’s
S. Tishinski
A. Waldock
Robson's Drug Store
W. P. Wright
Steen Mill
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Rural Social Welfare
Jack Burton
Skylarks
Edward G. Robinson
Pathe Sound
Mra. McNabb
C. Riley
the Painted Woman
H. Shore Call
Painted Woman
Phillips Holmes
Dorothy Jordan
Charlie Ruggles
Johnny Mack Brown
The
J. H. Macpherson
T. Eaton Co
W. Voss
Cap. Creamery
J. McDonald
Dr. Potoski
P. Cowton
Julie Duhehissyn
Millie Salter
Paul Sametz
Helen
Citizens Welfare Association
Man
the Dauphin Kinsman Club
D. Robb
Art Woods
Sol Jackson
R. Aswood
Monarch Lumber Co
Pearl Lee
Gilbert Plains
Norma Weir
K. Kutcher
White
D. Pearson
Stace’s
P. K. Jones
Bryce’s Bakery
Mickey McMasters
Eli Bay's
Ali Prust
P. H. Ritchie
Bremner
Gilman
Stelck
Miss Voss
Robert Fagen
M. G. Peebles
D. R. Hamilton
Enid Hjalmarson
al. Reid
Dorothy Bateman
Buster Manson
Mabel McGormay
Cliff Weir
Picardy
Wonder
Stanfields
Turnbulls
Mien
John Gardner
United Stores Limited
Brookfield Creamery
British Columbia
Libby
HEINZ
Heinz Pork
Finnan Haddie
Aylmer Fey
Armistice
Hillsdale
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