Decker School Reopens With New Principal
Decker school reopened Tuesday morning with a new principal, Mr William Logan, as former principal E F Heyes pursues a BA at Manitoba University. G Pearson returned from Miami to resume duties as assistant principal. Miss McKiver of Ninette Sanitarium visits, plus Mabel Decker of Balcarres guests, and Miss Pearl McConnell reopens her music class Friday.
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Logan Mise
Mabel Decker
Balcarres
Gladyus
Beth Decker
Mies Pear
McConnell
Maria Mildred Venables Weds George Moir in Quiet Home Ceremony
A small wedding at the Venables home on August 29 united Maria Mildred Venables and George Moir, with Rev. P. Riddell officiating. The bride wore brown georgette and lace, was given by her father, and a buffet luncheon followed as the couple departed for their Virden farm.
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Chas. W. Venables
Maria Mildred
George Moir
Geo. Moir
Virden
Rev
P. Riddell
Kelwood
Man
Riddell
Tuberculosis Prevention and Early Diagnosis Emphasized
Health Service Grant Fleming urges progress against tuberculosis noting it is preventable and curable. Early diagnosis and prompt treatment improve cure chances, with emphasis on regular examination for those exposed and maintaining strong resistance to prevent activation of dormant germs.
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Ite
Shower for Miss Mildred Venables
About fifty friends gathered at Miss Edythe Wood’s home on Thursday evening to honor bride elect Miss Mildred Venables of August. The event featured pink and white decorations, a heartfelt address by Mrs. H. Glint praising Venables’ song, a Rogers Ambassador silver flatware gift, games, and a luncheon before guests extended wishes for a long, happy married life.
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Edythe Wood
Mildred Venables
H. Glint
Oak River
Miss Venables
L Beamish
Harding
Rogers
W. Keough
E. J. Venables
Edythe Word
Mildred
Suits Cleaned and Pressed for $150 by Local Tailor
Thos Lemon of Hamiota advertises cleaning and pressing suits for 150 dollars. A weather delay affected threshing operations last Wednesday night, with most outfits resuming Monday. Oak River school reports a 3500 dollar operating cost reduction through closing one classroom and salary cuts.
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Hamiota
Oak River School
Canadian crop report notes larger yields in western provinces
The CPR crop summary reports better than expected wheat yields across Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba with 60 percent cut in Manitoba and 40 percent oats and 35 percent barley harvested. Rain halts delayed work in parts though overall progress remains strong. Hail damaged some north central Alberta districts as late apples require rain while British Columbia stores move peaches plums pears and Wealthy apples, with alfalfa third cut underway and coastal pastures short of moisture.
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Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
Prairies
British Columbia
Okanagan
Rivers ILP Explores Ship by Rail Branch Plan
At a Rivers ILP meeting the Ship by Rail movement discussed forming a branch of the Ship by Rail Association. The new movement aims to spread branches across the west to counter the motor trucking industry's unfair advantage over railways.
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Ship By Rail Association
Grain shipments begin from Saskatoon to Europe via Churchill
Western Canada begins grain movement to Europe with 12 cars of No 1 Northern wheat from Saskatoon on CN rails. The test uses the new 2.5 million bushel Churchill elevator and plans more northbound shipments for ships between September 15th and 20th and 20th to 25th.
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Canada
Europe
Churchill
Canadian National Railways
Saskatoon
Oakner Scotia Chumah United Churches Service Schedule
Sunday services set for Oakner at 11 am with Sunday school at 12 10 pm Scotia at 12 30 pm for Sunday school and 1 30 pm preaching service Chumah holds 2 15 pm service followed by 3 00 pm Sunday school and preaching service Rev N B McLenaghen minister leads the day
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Oakner, Chumah& Scotia United Churches
Christ Church announces services on September 6 1931
The Anglican Christ Church schedules a Sunday School at 10 30 a m in church and an evening service with Bermon conducted by Mr L Harrison the student in charge on the fourteenth Sunday after Trinity.
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Mr. L. Harrison
Hamiota United Church Holds Sermons and Services
Reverend R E K B McCullagh leads Hamiota United Church on Sunday September 6 with morning worship on the theme Now is Work and Every one in his place at 12 10 clock. Sunday School and Bible Classes at 7 o clock and evening worship on A Supreme Choice conducted by the pastor.
Co Operate Apples Pearl Onions Car Fruit Order
Community notice urging quick ordering of a forthcoming fruit car. Call 54 to place the order to avoid being overlooked. Emphasizes timely cooperation to help estimate totals and fulfill demand.
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