Manitoba Provincial Exhibition Promises Grand Fair Attractions
Brendes hosts the Manitoba Provincial Exhibition with livestock prizes up by about one dollar and extra money aimed at animals bred and owned in Manitoba. Automobiles will be awarded for two daily tickets, Grandstand shows by Ernie Young, Royal American Shows, and a full lineup of rides and attractions. Harness races, junior exhibitors, and a strong Dominion Government display add to the program. the automobile building will feature a large car display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brendes
Joseph
Ernie Young
Royal American
Dominion
Manitoba Safety Week Proclaimed With May 31 to June 6
The Manitoba Provincial Government proclaims Safety Week from May 31 to June 6 to promote safety measures across the province. Last year accidents caused 257 deaths with 9 879 injuries. traffic deaths reached 59 and 951 were injured. home drownings and other causes added 132 and 50 fatalities, respectively. The Manitoba Workmen’s Compensation Board reported 9 879 injuries and 26 deaths. Public groups urge careful conduct to reduce deaths and serious injuries.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Workmen's Compensation Board
Safety Week
People of War
Accita
Manitoba Associated Boards of Trade
Bagot Notes Feast Upcoming Sports Day and Local Happenings
Bagot notes report repaint work by J Smith at Farncombe home. Farncombe family visited Glenboro Belmont. A Cooper of Winnipeg hosted by A Farncombe. Dan Bragsnawara's Winnipeg family visited W Bradshaw. Rev S R McLeod to preach to Young People next Sunday afternoon. The Dramatic Group will present The Dust of the Earth in Bagot on June 19. Erlendsons from East Kildonan visited Bagot and Langrath. Grey's Softball Club dance last Friday with Elsmith orchestra. June Carroll dislocated knee while playing with family and went to Portage Hospital. Bagot 11.2 annual Sports Day set for Wednesday June 3 with baseball prize $550 softballs and ladies seniors $1250 each, horseshoe event also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. McLeod
Austinnite Church
Bagot
Mission Band Wins Banner At Portage Presbytery
The MacGregor Mission Band won the top award among thirty nine bands at the Portage Presbytery on May 6 in Neepawa for outstanding year long effort in programme memory work business ability and attendance Leader Miss Dolly Ramsey and all members earned praise and thanks go to parents and friends for support Donations for cemetery upkeep are being sought with contributions left at the Herald office or with Councillor McPhee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor Mission
Neepawa
Dolly Ramsey
Wm. Tupper
James Pogue
Councillor McPhee
Herald Office
Katrinne Harvey Visits Hugo Weekend and Local Events
Katrinne Harvey and Harold Gilbert spent the weekend at Hugo. A play by the Muir Dramatic Club is planned for Friday night May 29 with a Glow Club dance and an English oil painting prize draw. Katrime WA and Deanery meeting notes also appear with social visits and a Sports Day set for June 19 at McKelvy's farm featuring softball, horseshoes, and races.
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Muir Dramatic Club
Glow Club
England
C. McKelvy
Community Notes and Social Visits Across Mitchell Area
Weekend visits span Rossendale Wionipeg Transcors Winniper and Portage la Prairie with gatherings at Graham Barrett Lamont families. A silver tea for Ladies Aid is planned June 18 at A Fraser home to support the Ladies Aid. The WMS anniversary drew a large MacGregor Portage Bagot Hartford attendance. Nurse Athey, graduate of the Children’s Hospital Training School, won second prize in theory.
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A. Fraser
Barrett
MacGregor
Portage
Bagot
Hartford
Rev) Dickson
Alex. Lamont
Ana Hew
Howard Lynds
Te Children's Hospital Training School
St Stephens— Broadway Church
Winnipeg
Georgina Beatrice Athey
Geo. Athey
Lamont
Nurse Athey
Miss Athey
In Memoriam William McElvevy 1935 Beaver Manitoba
In loving memory of my dear husband William McElvevy who died at Beaver Manitoba May 29 1935. The work is ended he has crossed the swelling tide to be with the loving Saviour. He rests with his wife by his side in hopeful reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McElvevy
Beaver, Man
Death of Sidney B Love Nipawin Saskatchewan
The death occurred May 20 in Nipawin Saskatchewan of Sidney B Love aged 60. He was survived by his widow Harriet Chant a daughter of Noah and Mrs Chant and by four sons and three daughters including George Melvin Sidney Ira Mrs M Blakeley Ella and Vera. He leaves two brothers George of Florida USA and William of Rossendale Manitoba. The article extends sympathy to Mrs Love and family.
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Sidney B. Love
Nipawin
Sask
Harriett Chant
Noah Chant
George
Melvin
Sidney
Ira
M. Blakeley
Ella
Vera
Georg Love
Florida
USA
William Love
Rossendale
Man
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AR Farncombe
J. Smith
A. R Farncombe
Glenboro
Belmont
Mrs. A. Cooper
Mrs. A. Farncombe
Dan Bragsnawara
W. Bradshaw
June Carroll
Portage Hospital
Pure Food Store
North Western Dent
Gov't
Leister Square Pipe
Fancy Santos
Castile
McCormick & Co
A R_ MCLOUGHRY
Rogers House
Fred Taylorsoregor
Ission
Robi
Glover
Leona
Town
T.D. McLeod
Togo, Sask
Rev
McLeod
Jack Peterson
Mrs. Burrows
Katrinne
Harvey
Harold Gilbert
Hugo
Ethel Reshear
Eva Cooper
G. Cooper
Corrigalse
R.O. McKelvy’s
Guy Bolton
Oakbank
F. Smith
Mr. Robt. McKelvy
Gladstone
Hamerston
Carberry
Mr. O'Brien
Vivian
Fern Thomas
Mrs.g.s. Cooper
Miss Fox
Killarney
Desford
John Barter
Wm. Gowan
Gilbert Plains
Stapleton
Sager
Smith
A.E. Walker
Jamieson Knox and
Jamieson
Pine Creek
Frank Taylor
Myrtle Bladen
Fort William
F. ScLachlan
Dauphin
Minton
J. Duncan
Geo. Bolton
Andy Stone
Katrime WA
Virden
Stone
Mackinnon
Percival MacKinnon
Malcolm E. MacKinnon
Austin
Box
Chas. Pennell
Thos. Clarke
J. Woodin
Krushel
Krushers
Orgen
Chas, Lamont
Portage la Prairie
J. H. Merrell
Prairie
S. C. Duff
R. J. R. Horton
Geo
Croucher
General Blacksmith
Tal X
Macgkeguk
Beaver
Mise Good
W. Mowatt
Wionipeg
A. Berry
L. and
E. Nevin
Transcors
Mrs. T.kelly
Air
Dalzell
Winniper
Miss Pearson
Burnside
K. F. Graham
Memoriam
Sertea
Fish and Poultry
J. M. McPhee
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