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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
1
Local notes detail Glenboro fair plans and prize lists due, plus a report on community visits, family trips, church events, and multiple injuries. People travel to Winnipeg Windsor Ont Chatsworth Ont Petrolia Ont Whitby Ont Cypress River and Wroxeter. The issue also reports a broken rib incident from plowing, and a 32 hp Hupmobile purchase.
Mr Dad Cline finished the Agricultural Hall and ticket office on the Fair grounds describing it as a great improvement over the old building blown down last summer. The Ladies of St Stephen's Church plan a Garden Party at Mrs Esplin's on Friday June 13 with 25 cent admission and a menu of strawberries ice cream and home made candy. Mr Rooney of Wananesa and relatives attended the funeral of the late Mr John Rusk with Mrs Rooney nearby.
Tomorrow Saturday is Tag Day urging every citizen to contribute to the Ninette Sanatorium fund and volunteer against the white plague. Citizens are urged to be at their posts and do their duty.
The Liberal Association of Cy press schedules a nominating convention and a banquet in Holland on Friday June 20 at 2 PM and 8 PM. Banquet at Batters Hall features T C Norris and other Liberals expected to attend. Tickets cost 1.00. All supporters of clean honest government are invited to both events.
John Rusk 73 died suddenly last Saturday after a stroke and brief illness. A Presbyterian Liberal, he moved from Mono Mills Ontario 14 years ago, living in Wawanesa and then settling in the district. He leaves a widow and eight children in Ontario Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Funeral was held Monday at Glenboro cemetery with Rev. G Elmitt officiating.
Mrs. John Rusk and family express sincere thanks to friends for kindness and sympathy shown during their bereavement.
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