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Lloydminster Times

Location

Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Jan 21, 1915

Page

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Preacher Barnard Leads Anniversary Service at Presbyterian Church

Rev. A. T. Barnard of Robertson College Edmonton delivered both morning and evening sermons on the divine purpose in sorrow. The event, with Rev. W. T. Cromb and Rev. J. Bright of the Methodist Church, showcased the Extra-Mural Dept. work aiding Canadian mission training and drew a large, patient congregation despite discomfort.

A.T. Barnard U.s Robertson College Edmonton Mso Corinth Canada Iaybreas God Bourke's Falls Ont

Military Dance by Lloydminster Bachelor Girls Aboard Regiment

Friday evening a dance for the 6th Canadian Mounted Rifle Regiment at the Alberta Hall featured Miss Mo Gale as M C and a new orchestra led by George Mayberry. The event impressed attendees with military decor and precision, earning praise for the planning and display.

Lloydminster Stef and Machioce 6Th Canadian Mounted Rifle Regiment Alberta Hall Mo. ‘Gale M.C George Mayberry

Hockey! at the Liegdminster Rink

An announcements page notes a Monday January 25 hockey game at the Liegdminster Rink with a 8 pm face off and invites all to attend. It also cites a touching local sermon moment where a speaker was thanked for his lifelong perseverance despite blindness from scarlet fever as a child.

Liegdminster Rink

Anniversary dinner and concert at Alberta Hall Lloydminster

A large crowd attended Tuesday's supper at Alberta Hall and applauded the menu. Many entered the ministry and lay brethren were present. An enjoyable musical program followed, making the anniversary services one of the most successful since the church opened nine years ago.

Alberta Lloydminester

Turkish retreat closes winter Caucasus campaign

Turkish forces in the Caucasus have collapsed after Enver Pasha and Von Sanders failed to secure Black Sea communication with Trebizond. Russian advances reach Turkish soil within four marches of Erzurum as remnants retreat from Kara Urga and Ardahan engagements.

Petrograd Caucasus Breslau Black Sea Constantinople Trepizond Erzerum Kara Uraga Enver Pasha General von Sanders Ardahan Sara Kamysh

Princess Pats Pets in Trenches in France

Princess Patricia's Light Infantry faces front lines in Northern France. Correspondent F. McKenzie reports the unit upheld the honor, endured constant shellfire and sniper fire, and gained first trench experience. The article notes boastful stories in London about their advance and capture of German trenches.

Montreal F. McKenzie France Princess Patricia's Light Infantry Beas London

German Air Attack Threatens English Towns

Fragmentary report says German airmen attacked English towns with bombs and mines. A Zeppelin is claimed down near Hunstanton by a warship. details and casualties are unclear in the unreadable text.

Albion Coons Concert Delights Alberts Hall Audience

The Albion Coons troupe performed a creditable show in Alberts Hall on Monday night drawing strong soldier and town applause. Syd Heselton and colleagues were praised for their efforts with a patriotic touch noted in gatherings. the program featured sketches and songs including St Bernard Dinky and Britannia with musical support from J F Sparrow.

N.C.0 Albion Coons Alberta Hall Bydney Heselton Alberts Hall Times Syd. Heselton St. Bernard B. W. Balivant Dinky Harold ©. Roberts Danbea Walter Robson

Northminster residents meet for new district church plan

Nine years ago a Northminster meeting, led by the Ven Archdeacon Lloyd, discussed a new district church. Attendees included Freeman, Bramball, Massey, Pick, Barratt, Stevens, Metcalfe, Skinner, Sweet, Creech, Darbyshire, Major Gowans and many others. Mrs Hall of Sheffield donated 250 for the church fund. a small organ was purchased by Mr Frewin. Major Gowans and G H Bramhall elected churchwardens. Pick Shinar Darbyshire Massey named vestry. The infant daughter of Mrs Mann of Moose has recovered from illness. birth noted for Bdag.

Northminster Brd Archdeacon Lloyd Messrs Freeman G. H. Bramball Massey Pick Barratt Stevens Metcalfe Skinner Sweet Creech Darbyshire Gowans Bramhall Freeman G. H. Bramhall Stephens Messrs Pick Shinar Sen

Meeting of Hospital Board Dominant Motions and Claims

The Hospital Board discussed a milk quality complaint and considered a committee to investigate. It approved reducing Mr Browne’s janitorial account by half and authorized action on Mr White’s account if settlement proved possible. Officers to be elected next meeting and annual meetings moved to January. 20 hospital assistants to be engaged at 20 per month. Lockers, groceries contracts, and bill payments were approved. The board voted to thank the Overseas Club and set future meetings there. M. O. Harrison to be Sec Treas. Meeting adjourned.

Jone G. H. Campbell D. G. Tockwell H. ©. Rawle M. D W. D. Moensies Smith l Campbell Carder M. Browne R. McDonnell W.D. Menzies D. G. Tuckwell H. Jones H. B. Hall W. D. Menzies C. H. Moxley A. F. Miller Overseas’ Club G. B H. Campbell P. B. Smith Overseas Club D. G. Teckwell M. O. Harrison Sec-Treas

Alberts Seed Grain Fair Yields Mixed Exhibit Showing

High market prices prompted many former exhibitors to dispose of surplus seed stock at the Alberts Seed Grain Fair. J. H. Brows led with top wins in long and short courses and in white potatoes, while Rackham & Gwith and H. Rawle presented notable displays. Judges praised the judging yet noted poorer overall turnout due to market conditions.

Alberts Messrs Rackham & Gwith J. H. Brows Mr. H Rawle E. Prepman Marquis Rackham & Smith J.H. Brows J. Brows

Red Cross Tea Draws Notable Support for Charity Shower

The bi weekly Red Cross tea attracted larger attendance than usual with proceeds of 11.30, including 1.20 donated to the Society. A cholera belt and sock shower is planned for January 28 at Alberta Hall, and ladies are urged to bring or ship their contributions.

Red Cross Alberta Hall

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Knox Church Sandringham Palace Part Dial F.C. Potts Bohool Lands Dept. of the Interior Mr. Thorn Loog J.B. Brown Assassman E.G. Henman Victory Malcolm Killam Nolas Kuce Hill Red Cross Society
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