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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
5
At the St James' Women's Missionary Society meeting, Mrs. Vasbinder leads a discussion on immigration’s political, social, economic and commercial impact. The talk reviews population density, laws on desirable migrants, and the need for welcoming newcomers with kindness, while condemning derogatory nicknames and xenophobia.
A rural notice paints Fork River politics as unsettled with colorful boxing imagery. It notes a Conservative committee room opened in Goldberg’s store and tainted town tensions while Cecil Durston plans to leave for college within a week.
The Dauphin district Older Boys conference starts Friday the 16th at Gilbert Plains lasting three days with about sixty delegates expected. Registration is 50 cents for boys and one dollar for leaders including the banquet. sessions at United Church under Rev. T. S. Watson.
The three Trail Ranger camps of St James Church met last Friday at 7 30 PM and chose officers. Huskies led by Norman Amos as Chief with Jack Bowman as Sub Chief and Jim Craiz as Tally. Senators led by Bonar Whaley with Jack McQuigge as Sub Chief and Rex Malthouse as Tally. Assinaboine led by Willie Carmichael with Dan Craig as Sub Chief and Bruce Little as Tally.
Mrs Chas Durston's friends report favorable progress after emergency surgery at Dauphin General Hospital. Master Allan Durston had his tonsils removed last Saturday. A large ditch along the Fees corner road aims to prevent flood damage. Durston Sunday School plans a plate social to aid Santa Claus on Wednesday.
Mrs Arthur Would and family return from England and Wales after visiting since last November. Geo Loos conducts a semi annual municipal audit in Ochre. W A Myers of Victoria B C visits daughter Mrs Jas Blair and will reside in Ochre for winter. Dr and Mrs Watkin visited Borketon guests of Mr and Mrs Tate Record success at United Church Rally and Harvest Home. Rev W Meek spoke on Loyalty to Christ and chaired the evening service. Ladies Aid held a fowl supper with a lengthy program. Rev Middleton spoke on the union of the three churches forming the United Church of Canada and its challenges. Mr and Mrs W Cordingly of Winnipeg guests of Ko Wolff. Birth announced: a daughter born to Mr and Mrs B Gunn on Saturday.
A community event at the Wilson River School on Friday October 16 features a fowl supper and a piano concert to raise funds for Dauphin Hospital. Adults 50 cents, children 25 cents.
Inspector Stevenson visits the school on Monday. A Sunday service featured Mr. L Beer with the Golden Text Be not afraid but speak and hold not thy peace. A service is planned for Sunday Oct 25 led by Mr J Whetter from Dauphin. Herbert Taylor returns from Alberta reporting wet weather delaying threshing. Mr J W Taylor has en route ten days with one day of threshing. Miss Mabel Nicodemus visits Duncan Dickson. Arthur Douglas improving after appendicitis, mother home. Progressive party meeting Friday at 8 with Mr W J Ward MP and others. Curley McEwen injured starting a tractor. wishes for speedy recovery. Tishchingk visited doctor for eye treatment.
A bold Weat romance attracts 1000 people with 2000 buffalo in a dramatic scene touted as the biggest Zane Grey film ever made. The Dauphin Theatre hosts screenings Friday and Saturday amid local promotions for McLagan dining suites at the Dauphin Furniture Co.
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