Austin School Opens and Community News Roundup
The article notes Austin School opening at 9 am and a Monday morning nursing event at Brandon Hospital. Principal Fogel praises unselfish industry and perseverance, while Mr. Frank Avery sends best wishes to Winnipeg. Several locals travel, visit, or move, and Easter and spring events are described including church offerings, plays, and a poultry society gathering with speeches and a leaving Miss Muriel Tattersall honored with a farewell gift.
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Brandon Hospital
Fogel
Frank Avery
Winnipeg
Tattersall
Christ Church Austin Service Schedule and Easter Sermon
The notice lists Sunday services at 2pm and 3pm with Evensong and Sermon. Holy Communion at 11am with an Easter message. Rev. G L Armstrong serves as Rector and delivers the sermon.
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Sidney
G.L. Armstrong
GL. Armstrong
St. Paul's Church
MacGregor
Austin United Church Service Notice
Dungay School Chapel hosts a church service at 1 pm led by R Wood Minister invites everyone to attend the service and fellowship effort by the Austin United Church community.
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Dungay School
High School Easter Exams Marks Turned In
MacGregor High School reports Easter examination marks for students led by Katherine MacKinnon and Juline Trethewey. Notable scores include Albert Bergquist 623, Hazel Lamb 585, Violet Martin 764, Roger Petersen 433, Edwin Hodge 457, Don Turner 48, and George McDougall 9. Principal CK Gore and Assistant Ivy Pare oversee the list.
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Katherine MacKinnon
Juline Trethewey
Albert Bergquist
Ted Hay
Norman Smith
Bose Sealey
Don Turner
Clarence Gilroy
Edwin Hodge
Shirley Turner
George McDougall
Helen Tat
For Sale Oak Fence Posts and Team of Horses
For sale 2000 oak fence posts and a team of horses weight 3200 pounds, aged six and seven years. See at my home. Address 35:21-12. Seller: ALK Rustin, man.
Death of Miss Mary Martin From Fall on Ice at Quill Lake
Miss Mary Martin, 17, daughter of farmer John Martin, died at Quill Lake Sask after slipping on ice in the farmyard. Her mother, a Graham, died in 1918. Mary lived in Scotland for six years and in 1927 visited Beaver grandparents. Many friends regret the sudden passing.
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Quill Lake
Sask
Mary Martin
John Martin
Loy
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