Local Notes From Austin May News Roundup
May 20 welcomed a newborn son to Mr and Mrs David Jones. Geo Moffatt visited town last week. Ernest North bought a new Essex Sedan from CR Wallace. Mary Morris and Mary Cowan returned from Normal College. Mrs Ruthers is home from Brandon Hospital, under doctor care. Young men busy on baseball diamond and tennis court thanks to Tos Morris' truck and J Deacon. Ladies Aid United Church plans May 30 meeting at Mrs R Storie’s home at 2 30 pm. Cars needed to take ladies to the church. Congratulations to Robena Campbell on nursing diploma from Brandon Hospital in 1928 and to Evelyn Manns on a gold medal. Austin United Church Ladies Aid to stage play Old Fashioned Ladies Aid Meeting at Mohawk Crossroads Friday May 25 at 8 pm with a short programme after. Admission Adults 50c, Children under 14 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tos Morris’ Truck
J. Deacon
Ladies Aid of the United Church
R Storie
Robena Campbell
Brandon Hospitalso
Evelyn Manns
Austin School
Post Office
Austin United Church
Les Aid
Mohawk Crossroads
Austin Memorial Hall
Sidney News Update Highlights Local Ventures and Spring Plans
Mr Lloyd Young returns from CPR signals work. Mr and Mrs George Goulding visited Winnipeg and brought a Victory Six Dodge home. Charles Williamson resumes as station agent after facial operation. Raynor merchant opens a newly furnished ice cream parlor. Gravel road work continues with fresh commitments to safer highways. Junior baseball forming as seniors may skip season. Robert Beswitherick and Son advance on a new highway filling station with two pumps. Husbands on Approval to be staged in Arizona on May 30 under United Church P S auspices with land donation served after the play. admission 50 and 35 cents. all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Williamson
Raynor
Rovert Beswitherick and Son
Sidney
Hall
Arizona
P.S
The
United Church
Good Land
Wellcomes
Understanding Blood Pressure in Health and Disease
Health note explains blood pressure as the heart’s pumping force and describes how the blood circulates to lungs and body. It warns that abnormal pressure signals potential heart or kidney issues and stresses regular medical consultation and lifestyle measures. It advises readers to send health questions to the Canadian Medical Association for general guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Medical Association
College Street
Toronto
The Hen Nuisance Scratching Neighbors’ Gardens
A humorous but pointed piece argues hens roam into neighbors’ flower beds to scratch and damage property. It urges owners to quiet their birds by muffling feet or training them to stop scratching other people’s gardens, seeking harmony amid garden disputes.
TENDERS FOR RINK CONSTRUCTION AT MACGREGOR
Sealed tenders close at noon on Wednesday June 6 1928 for the framework of the centre portion of the MacGregor skating rink walls. Roof sheeting not included. Plans at C W Lye Son office. Lowest tender not necessarily accepted. May 22 1925. M E Mackinnon secretary of committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor
Messrs. C. W. Lye & Son
M. E. Mackinnon
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Ness & Professional Cares
A. G. Mackinnon, MD
Pymeaun and
Sareeet
Telephone
J. S. Bowie
Austin
H. A. Lye
P.O. Box
Man
G. Camsell
Winnipeg General Hospital
Bromley S
J. R. Horton
Portage la Prairie
F.C. Borton
Ber Manitoba
Assoc
G. Henry
Portage la Praine
S. C. Duff
Austin, Man
J. Woodin
A. F. L. Palmer
Pianoforte Tuner
R. S. Williams and
Whaley Royce Musical Merchandise
Domini
Merricks’ Store
Hardware Store
W. H. Glover
Advis
C. J. Lambert Cash Boyer
Boyd's
Sanderson
Edrans i
BABY
Ife
Masitoba
A.M. Cathcart
Pratt
T. Hickin
the Herald
Erle R. George
Rawleigh
Viking Cream
Theuens
David Jones
Geo. Moffatt
Ernest North
CR. Wallace
Mary Morris
Mary Cowan
Thos. Carruthers
Brandon Hospital
Jas. Turnbull
Limehouse
Ont
Crows
Lloyd Young
C.P.R
Tnday
Geo. Goulding
Winnipeg
Health Service
U.G.G. Binder Twine
United Grain Growers
United Grain Growers E
C. W. Lye & Son
Fire Insurance
Thos. Clarke
J. W. Ash
Eérass
Tartan
Ray
Chevrolet
G.M.A.C
General Motors
D. G. McLachlan
General Motors OF Canada, Limited
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