Emmeline School District Organizes Sunday Classes
Residents of the Emmeline School District reopened the school last Sunday for a Sunday service and Sunday school. Classes organized include Primary, Intermediate with Young People and Adult Bible Class led by J A Gray. Mrs Tyser and Miss Farrow teach, Miss Winnie Ormiston serves as secretary. Attendance was strong and council invites every resident to attend. The 1921 Canadian census lists North Norfolk population at 4751.
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Emmeline
J. A Gray
MacGregor
Tyser
Farrow
MacGregor Club Curling Bonsprit Winners Named
The MacGregor Club staged a local bonsprit starting Feb 16. In Ladies, Mrs RD Muir’s rink won with four wins. Competing rinks included Mrs A Hay Miss Annie Turner Mrs A MacDonald and Mrs Muir. In Irwin Cup group A MacDonald’s rink had six wins one loss while group B Lamb’s rink had five wins. The final Thursday saw Lamb’s rink defeat MacDonald 12 to 8. Rinks listed as Shaw J Stirling Haw H Becker Peterson F Sims H C McDonald S R Lamb skip.
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RD. Muir
Risk
A. Hay
Annie Turner
A MacDonald l
Muir
MacDonald
SR. Lamb
Lamb
Shaw J Stirling Haw
H Becker Peterson F Sims
H.c.mcdonald
S. R. Lamb
Club social notes and dances in Clarkleigh region
KATRIME J. Clark visits John Payne's Mro and Mrs Fred Lake hosted Winnipeg visitors last week. Dolly Cooper travels with trends at Raymore. McConachie spent weekend at Hallo. A Masquerade Ball is planned at Hall on Friday, February. Delegates from Winnipeg attended Women’s Aux sessions. Whist drive awarded prizes. Mrs G Bol Gilbert led entries. Consols McLaughlin and John Heselwood top the season standings.
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Munity Hall
W. Jon
Miss Pearl
G. Bol Gilbert
McLaughlin
John Heselwood
Bolton
Beaver School House Dance Promises Evening Fun
The Bea ver school-house hosts a Friday night dance with gents 25c and ladies urged to bring baskets. The Tuesday club meeting featured a literary committee led program, whist games, prize winners Miss Dankesmeter and Gordon Young, consolation Brydon Young and Miss Wilson, followed by 10:30 lunch.
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Beaver
Y Club
Miss Dankesmeter
Gordon Young
Brydon Young
Miss Wilson
Changing Seed Grain Practices for Canadian Farmers
Farmers debate when to change seed, noting no fixed rule. Investigations show seed quality, vigor, and variety suitability matter more than origin. tests with registered seed from the Canadian Seed Growers Association at Ottawa are advised to compare against home-grown seed. Periodic testing recommended to minimize losses and improve yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Seed Grower's Association
Ottawa
Community Memorial Hall Anniversary Entertains Neighbors
The Bagot Community Memorial Hall marks its anniversary on January 30 with music readings and a keynote address by Reverend Mr Ramsden of Crescent Congregational Church Winniper. Refreshments 33c. The U F W M and U E W M anniversary event follows on February 10 at 8 pm with Presidents Mr Poole and Mrs McGee speaking. A good programme and refreshments by the ladies follow.
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Ramsden
Crescent Congregational Church
Winniper
U.f.wm
Bagot
Poole
McGee
Manitoba U.fm
U.e.wm
Pembroke Sod Turning Honors Canada Central Railway Link
A historic sod turning marks the Canada Central Railway through Pembroke. The ceremony featured champagne toasts, a spade and wheelbarrow presented to a leading lady, and the Pembroke Bracs Band performing as the programme faltered with some guests drinking rather than observing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada Central Railway
Pembroke
M Ter
Actian Paste Railway
Canada Central
de Pembroke Bracs
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Macgregor Lumber & Coml Yards
Evler
C. W. Lye
Fire Insurance
Atwater Kent
Albert Bousfield, Macgregor
Massey - Harris
R. E. Lamb
THE
Macgregor Herald
Wnbay
Canada
North Norfolk
MacGregor Club
Katrime
J. Clark
Clarkleigh
Vis
John Payne's
Mro
Fred Lake
Winnipeg
Mise
Dolly Cooper
Raymore
Sask
Fia McConachie
Jon Barber Collum
HoNew
the Herald
Vancouver - Victoria
New Westminter
Canadian Pacific
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