Archbishop Matheson’s Visit Draws Faithful Despite Weather
Arch bishop Matheson visited in Stockton at Mrs Badham’s home with Rev C O H Breton, Rev N C Senth, and Rev D Struklart. Grave Confirmation of fourteen candidates followed a moving evening service. The primate urged moral courage and evangelistic witness beyond the parish.
Church debt paid off praises and Red Cross drive planned
Archbishop commends the congregation for building a church and clearing the debt swiftly while cautioning against valuing pulpit eloquence over worship. A Red Cross organizing drive, led by Ford of WieniVER, moves to Stockton and Treesbank with local clergy and volunteers tasked to complete city campaigns.
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C. H. Bristoll
Stockton Notes Public Meeting in LO.0 F. Hall and Local News
Red Cross holds public meeting in LO.0 F. Hall Saturday evening inviting interested attendees. Mr and Mrs O Bailey welcome a son born May 22. A week with son James Simpson is noted. Scouts meeting set for Saturday at The Roost at 3 o'clock. Boy Scouts annual meeting poor in attendance. Rev C H Bristol resigns as Scout Bay master, Rev N C Smith appointed. Principal Dainiop elected President. Rev Mr Nixon added to executive. Camp plans for July formed. Various social events, games, and sports results noted, including Stockton ladies beating Wawanesa and Wawanesa men winning over Glenboro. Polar Lad, a Clydesdale stallion, was transf erred from Thornboromyly. Nine American vessels were sunk by German submarines off the American coast amid western front advances. Methodist Sunday School picnic held. weather turned showery after a promising morning.
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N Cc Smith
Dainiop
Mr. Nixon
Duty to donate for war relief
The writer urges immediate donations to the Red Cross, stressing every dollar helps the campaign. They call for sacrifice from all citizens, stating there is no turning back in the fight and that the Goddess of Liberty expects every man and woman to do their duty.
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Red Cross
Goddess of Liberty
Town Board Warns Against Letting Cattle Run At Large
The town board issues an air warning about cattle stock regulations. It states stock must not run at large and violators will be prosecuted under the law.
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Ant Cotnstalle
Public Auction Offered by James Sweeney Auctioneer
A public auction is offered for sale by James Sweeney a duly licensed auctioneer dated Glenboro Manitotest this isth day of May A.D. igih.
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James Sweeney
Glenbero
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