Enderby News In Brief Highlights Local Events
Mary Murphy recovers enough to wield the scepter over King Edward. A Hospital Auxiliary meeting is set for 3 30 p m at president Mrs Reeves home on Thursday Dec 3. Enderbyites enjoyed a Grindrod school dance last Friday night and admired local hospitality. The Enderby Alfalfa Products Co installed a new engine. Mr Eds Dil distributed venison and antlers to Mabel Lake. Visitors to Vernon Poultry Show next week are urged to buy tickets and obtain a standard certificate from a local agent. The first stage of Mr and Mrs Geo R Lawes new Enderby Heights home was placed by contractor Russell. Northsiders beat Southsiders in basketball, followed by a lively girls game. Mr Woods tears down the old Geo R Lawes home to build a new one. The body of Mr Frank Hassard Sr was brought from the coast for burial. he was an Armstrong pioneer respected in the community.
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Mary Murphy
Edward
Reeves
Products Co
Mabel Lake
Vernon
Geo. R. Lawes
Enderby Heights
Russell-thes
Armory
Cliff Street
Enderby
Woods
Mr. Woods
Frank Hassard
Armstrong
War Zone Reports Lingering Uncertainty Over Fronts
Amid sparse front dispatches on day 122 of the war the Aisne and Flanders theaters show limited progress. Reports claim a tentative German attempt against England via port routes, while Yser fighting continues with civilians cleared from affected areas and new wartime powers allowing searches, arrests, and harsh penalties.
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England
France
Yser
Sacred Concert and Cantata at Presbyterian Church
The augmented choir presents a sacred program this Thursday evening at the Presbyterian Church. Miss Mickelboro soprano and Mr. Byers baritone perform selections from Messiah and Mendelssohn with Miss Michtenono and The Enderby Orchestra among others. Conductor Mr. G D Calder leads the cantata Penitence Pardon Peace with organist Mrs. H N Hendrickson and accompanist Mrs. J E Crane.
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Presbyterian
G. D. Calder
Enderby Orchestra
Lord ’ Is ‘Great
Mendelshon
Neal
Turner
Glen
Higgenson
Hf. N. Hendrickson
J. E. Crane
Night Off Farce at Opera House Enderby Dec 18
A local talent group stages a farce comedy titled A Night Off at the Opera House Enderby on December 18 under Mr. Stocker. Rehearsals are frequent and special terms with Bobbs and Johnson allow venue use at a nominal fee. The cast includes Susan the Brassiest Miss Francis Mowat Procol, Justinian Babbill Mr. R. L. Stocker Angelica Damask Miss Elliott Mary Damask Mr. JW Gilman Marcus Aurelius Snap Lord Mulberry Mr. G. G. Campbell Mrs. Zantippa Babbitt Miss Mabel R. Gibbs Nisbe Babbill Miss Frazer L. Stevens and Jack Mulberry Cholmondelay.
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Stocker
Enderby
Angelica Damask
Elliott Mary Damask
JW. Gilman
Marcus Aurelius Snap
Priere
Milton A. Stevens
Lord Mulberry
Jack
G. G. Campbell
Zantippa Babbitt
Mabel R. Gibbs Nisbe Babbill
Frazer L. Stevens
Jack Mulberry
Cholmondelay
Prank R, Prince
Two More BC Battalions Ordered by Ottawa
Colonel Ogilvie of Victoria district reports Ottawa instruction to resume recruiting for two more British Columbia battalions totaling 2200 men. A start is expected within the week with Vancouver to contribute one battalion of about 1184 officers and men.
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Ogilvie
Victoria
Ottawa
British Columbia
Vancouver
Agriculture cuts fees for pruning and packing schools
WM. E. SCOTT, Supt. of Institutes, announces Department of Agriculture fee reductions to 1 for Pruning Schools and 2 for Packing Schools.通知 urges institutes to inform members. Schools require at least eight pruning and twelve packing entrants. Diplomas will be issued to pupils meeting qualifications and recommended by instructors.
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Department of Agriculture
WM. E. Scott
Supt. of
Institutes
Fragmentary headline on a fatal incident
Readable text shows a terse report of a death caused by a runaway event with scattered fragments mentioning a severe blow and a person named Hulcar. The incomplete wording limits specifics but indicates a fatal injury from a runaway.
Farmers Institute Seeks Local Support for Fund
The Farmers Institute reports a partial collection toward its fund and asks Enderby citizens to contribute. Secretary Mr Handcock forwarded the full amount to Victoria, with the local institute encouraged by the progress and urging broader community support to complete the collection.
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Handcock
Cal
Institute
Victoria
Enderby
Acknowledgments and Local Notices Featured in Cot tage Hospital Page
Acknowledgments from Davies of the Cot tage Hospital list contributors including Mrs G Jim Lawes Mr E Larson and others with gifts of butter venison fruit papers and wood. A health note claims eighty five percent of headaches come from eyestrain and recommends consulting Dr Taube at Reeves Drug Store on December 9. Also notices advertise private sale household furniture for two weeks and rental of a collage opposite Fortune School. Ends with a Christmas candy prompt from Joe's.
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Davies
Cottage Hospital
G. Jim Lawes
E. Larson
Thos. Trughes
Reeves
A. Mohr
Butchard
Taylor
A. D. Stroulger
J. Warwick
Dr. Taube
Reeves’ Drug Store
J.A. Dougal
Fortune School
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