Henry P Nicholson Dauphin Old-Timer Dies on Trip
Henry Pearse Nicholson a long time Dauphin figure and auctioneer dies of a heart attack in Virden Manitoba while traveling for United Grain Growers Ltd. He helped establish a store in Gartmore and Dauphin, later ran real estate, and served on the School Board and in Masonic circles. Survived by widow four sons and two daughters with a large regional funeral crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rograi
Virden
Manitoba
Nicholson
Henry Pearse Nicholson
Dauphin
James
Gartmore
Aiton
Robert Hawkins
M.il.a
United Grain Growers Ltd
West
Maunt
Margaret Hall
Masonic and Oddfellows Lodges
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Lorne
Sidney
Harry
Eric
Ont
John McRae
Reta
Westwood
Oregon
Us.a
J. B
Winnipeg
Alton
Vancouver
Edmonton
J. RK. W
Winniper
H.C. Frank
Tho
J. R. Gunne
H. Macneliil
J. H.eg
Portage
G. E. Baine
A. J. Boles
Tea and Sale of Home Cooking at Ritz Studio site
Hospital Aid Tea and Sale of Home Cooking will be held in the former Ritz Studio store on Saturday September 23 from 3 to 6 p.m. The North Ender's Cribbage Club forms for winter months with T. G. Fradiey coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritz
North Ender's
Poin Gee
T. G. Fradiey
Ike
Harvest Carnival Cash Awards At Dauphin Arena
Three nights of bingo dances and prize draws under BPO Elks 57 and Ukrainian People’s Home of Dauphin. Grand prize cash of 25 dollars went to Wm Beaven, with 15 dollars to J Farney and 16.06 to J Andreyko. A 1910 Ford novelty car, owned by James Waite, was won by Co D Banks of Winnipeg with many additional prizes listed for Dauphin area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPO
Elks No. 57
Dauphin
Arena
Wm. Beaven
J. Farney
Eaton
W. Zaporzan
Gilbert Plains
Safeway
P. Chaykowski
R.R. No
R. W
G. MacQuarrie
Clem Lane
Annie Kutchma
Ethelbert
G. Bumstead
F. R
N. Moroz
Venilaw
Winnipeg
Mac Milain Ave
C. Krapecki
F. D. Crowder
E. Shuttleworth
R. Hawkins
Fred Alf
Earle Phare
C. J. Cooper
C. A. Gray
F. A. Storrar
Fork River
Man
F. Crane
Brandon
Princess Ave
R. Hunt
P. M. Krawchuk
Pine River
Ken Warren
Miss H. Derrick
P. Mizibrocky
N. Wilkinson
B. Cockerham
P. G. Wilson
Wm. Buchannen
J. Marchenski
Winnipegosis
Garland
J. Setterland
Wadena
Sask
P. Dewitg
Ashville
P. & G. Soap
Cancer Relief Tag Day Brings In 106.10 Despite Rain
The Tag Day on September 6 to aid the Cancer Relief and Research Institute raised 106.10. Rain hindered collectors and reduced turnout though the organizing committee led by Mrs. Harrington delivered smooth effort with aid from Mesdames Hawkins McKee Kells Middleditch Brooks and young volunteers. The committee thanks all who helped support the institute's work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cancer Relief and Research Institute
W. J. Harrington
Drought Area Vegetable Drive Planned by Dauphin Groups
In southwestern Manitoba the Dauphin Agricultural Society and the Rotary Club organize a multi day vegetable collection to aid drought stricken districts. Cars will be spotted at the mill spur near the Manitoba Co operative Creamery on October 12 13 and 14 freight free. Citizens are urged to donate surplus vegetables and deliver to the cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Dauphin Agricultural Society
The
Rotary Club
Manitoba Co-operative Creamery
J. R. Gune
D. D. McDonald
John Connor
Dauphin
Mr. G. M. Churchill Addresses Rotarians
Dauphin Collegiate Institute principal Mr. G. M. Churchill spoke to the Dauphin Rotary Club on The Teaching Profession. He argued education shapes the state, noted public undervaluing of teachers, low pay, and stress. He urged teachers to engage in community life and politics to defend democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Churchill
Dauphin Collegiate Institute
Dauphin Rotary Club
Churchill
Dauphin Trade Board eyeing air field expansion and highway support
Dauphin aims to mark and register an east side landing field for air traffic to serve as a regular northern stop, with a $1 landing fee and map publishing oversight by the Beaver Map Service. The board seeks provincial snow plows, snow fences, and oiling of highways, plus continued street lighting work and new association memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Board of Trade
Dauphin
Winnipeg
Pas
Board of Trade
Air Meet
National Parks Highway Association
Beaver Map Service
Jasper
Mrs Frances Steen son Dies Wife of Dauphin Minister
Funeral held at Pentecostal church for Frances Steen son wife of Rev Wm Steenson of Dauphin. Born 1872 in Monaghan Ireland she emigrated 1911 to Canada. Survived by husband two sons William Port Arthur Samuel Toronto and daughter Mrs T J Walker Dauphin with siblings in the United States. Interment Riverside Cemetery. pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Steenson
Wm. Steenson
Dauphin
Pentecostal Church
W. Taylor
Steenson
Frances Norris
Monaghan Country
Ireland
Canada
Ochre River
William
Port Arthur
Samuel
Toronto
T. J. Walker
Hawkins sinks ace on Dauphin Country Club hole
Ted Hawkins scored a 148 yard hole in one on the second hole at Dauphin Country Club Monday afternoon. He did it in a stiff wind and was joined by Johnnie Lawrence club pro Gerald Harrington Burns Heard and George Heard. The hole has yielded only five aces in club history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Country Club
Ted Hawkins
Johnnie Lawrence
Gerald Harrington
Burns Heard
George Heard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry P. Nicholson
Carlyle
County of
Cumberland
England
Armoury
Harvest Carnival
Belding
Butterick Fashion Book
W .G. White
Mr. G. M. Churchill
Eclipse School
Turkey
Hubert Green
Victor and Marconi Radios
Wilfred Robson Ltd
Diauphin
Claudette Cobbert
Lyon
Max Miller
Cartoon and
Metrotone News
John Wayne
E. C. Herrick
Peggy Hopkins
Jorce
W. C. Fields
Rudy Vallee
St Irwin
Geo. Burns
Gracie Allen
Stoopnagie
Bud
Sari Maritza
Cab Calloway and His Orchestra
Bela Lugosi
Baby Rose Marie
Mizibrocky
International House
of the Forest
Zane Grey
Randolph Scott
Harry Carey
Noah Beery
Buster Crabbe
Clancy
Mounted
P. Beyette
Astoria
Stanford
John Gardner
United Stores Limited
Ontario
Concord
Sunkist
United States
Catelli
Tomatoes
Happy Vale
Pertin Ake
Waxwell House
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