Local News Briefs From Cypress River Area
In Cypress River John Morcombe and Rev Richardson visited town on Friday and Monday. The Manitoba Poultry Show comes to Portage la Prairie with 44 Glenboro birds entered including 23 by John McLean, 7 by W J Heaslip, and 14 by the editor. The Emerson Journal reports it rose from ashes after a February fire at Emerson causing $1800 in losses.
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John Morcombe
Cypress River
Manitoba
Portage la Prairie
Glenboro
John McLean
W. J. Heaslip
Winnipeg Association
Emerson Journal
Emerson
Ballantyne
Pembina Express
Masquerade Carnival Lights Glenboro Ice Scene
The second masquerade carnival at Glenboro skating rink drew a large crowd with a colorful costume display. The Argyle brass band performed while skaters and spectators enjoyed the lively event. Winning costumes included Miss P Armstrong and Dr R M Cumberland, with under 16 prizes for Miss E Christie and Archie Barr, plus Alf Wood for best comic. The 6 lap race was won by Miss S Schwalm and Mr E Smeaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boro
Argyle Brass Band
P. Armstrong
Dr. R. M. Cumberland
E. Christie
Archie Barr
Alf. Wood
S. Schwalm
Baldur Boys Defeat Glenboro In Evenly Matched Hockey Match
The Baldur hockey team played a return match Monday night at 8 with John McLean as referee. Baldur led 4-3 at half and added 3 more to win 7-4 as Glenboro finished respectful but defeated. The game stayed clean with good spirit and solid attendance.
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Don Burgess
Cypress
Holland
Treherne
Don
Pilot Mound
Baldur Hockey Boys
John McLean
Glenboro Boys
Mock Parliament Debates Compulsory Education Act
The Young People’s Society held its second Mock Parliament session with Mr Bray chairing in Speaker Down’s absence. Premier Huggins urged compulsory schooling to form good citizens, while Opposition critic Ford proposed raising the school age to 14. The session closed after brief speeches and the National Anthem. The next meeting will be a social evening with refreshments for lady members.
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Down
Bray
Huggins
Ryerson
Canada
Manitoba
Ford
Death of Little Johnny Dale at Grand
The death records the loss of Johnny Dale the only son of John T Dale of Grand He died Sunday evening after drinking liquor from a bottle left on a dresser He expired within hours despite parental and medical aid Interment is at Glenhore cemetery on Tuesday afternoon
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Alf. Dale
Winnipeg
Hetle Johnny Dale
John Dale
Little Johnny Dale
John T. Dale
Grand
Neeky
Tock Phc
Glenhore
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