Glenboro Fair Readies 60th Annual Exhibition
The Glenboro Agricultural Society hosts its 60th annual exhibition on Friday June 23 featuring livestock, farm produce, baking, school work, and machinery displays. Entertainment includes Shetland ponies , baseball roostball and a Midway for all ages.
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Glenboro Agricultural Society
Rural Council Minutes Fifth Meeting Adopts Offer on Stockton Lots
The Rural Municipal ity of South Cypress holds its fifth meeting in Glenboro on June 13. Minutes approve last meeting, accept Charles Steer offer for Nyot Lots 9 and 10, Block 1, Stockton, approve Finance Committee accounts, and adjourn to meet July 11.
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South Cypress
Glenboro
McLeod-Clark
MelLeod-Malyon
Charles Steer
Stockton
McLeeod-Moore
McLeod-Davidson
Oleson Honored by Lutheran Church Members
After the June service Glenboro Lutheran Church honored G. J. Oleson for 25 years as Board of Trustees president and 22 years as Sunday School director. Speakers praised his service to Argyle Parish and the Icelandic Lutheran Synod, and he received a leather traveling bag while Mrs. Oleson received flowers.
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G. J. Oleson
Oleson
Board of Trustees
Argyle Parish
Icelandic Lutheran Synod
Glenboro Church
Frederickson
P. A. Anderson
M. Lambertsen
Rev. Sigmar
H. Sveinson
Bru
Local society notes and family visits across Manitoba
Rev and Mrs W R Donagh attend the Manitoba Conference in St Giles Church. Mrs R N Rawlings returns from Victoria with Mrs Carefoot and Joy McGraw of Regina. Hospital Aid meets June 26 at Glenboro United Church, moved to the fourth Monday. Wogggdbine Ladies host a surprise shower for bride-elect Gwer Johnson. St Stephen's W A held a spring tea and home cooking sale netting over 80 dollars.
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W. R. Donagh
Conference of Manitoba
St. Giles Church
Belmont
T. Johnson
Gwer
St. Stephen's W. A
A Chat With Jim The Friendly Neighbor
Jim reflects on the fair weather races and the upright endurance of the crowd. Grey Goose owned by B McLachlin of Stockton and Claude Dale owned by George M Mooney of Wawaheka win heats in the 2.17 Class while racing outlook remains mixed with financial strains and shifting staff at local schools. The piece notes electionish changes, arrivals, weddings, and crops improving after storms, with a plan to host a golf tournament once the course is ready.
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Jim
Grey Goose
B. McLachlin
Stockton
Claude Dale
George M. Mooney
Wawanea
Wawahesa
Thlland
Glenboro
Pilot Mound
Miss Graham
Hartney
Miss Smith
Miss Fraser
Virden
G. Myrdal
Ann Arbor
Mich
Myrdal
van Nairn
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