Thanksgiving and Armistice Day Services Spanning Churches
Last Sunday at St Pauls Church Rev C E Copeland spoke on the war and the Washington disarmament conference. He urged prayer for divine guidance to aid the delegates and uplift humanity. Beaver and MacGregor Union Churches held fitting services with large attendances and wreaths placed on monuments to honor World War I dead.
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Thanksgiving reflections amid harvest and hope in Western Canada
The Winnipes Tribune notes a bountiful 1921 harvest across Western Canada and a resilient outlook. It urges gratitude for relative stability despite frost and economic strain, praising progress, opportunity, and the country’s energy and hard work as sources of ongoing reward.
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Silent Tribute Observed At Remembrance Day Service
A solemn observance marks November remembrance with ten minutes of silence at 11 a m. The piece notes quiet respect for the sober dead and the public’s restrained acknowledgment amid the day’s traffic and crowds.
Death of Winnipeg newspaper man RL Richardson
Robert Lorne Richardson founder of the Winnipeg Tribune died at his Winnipeg home aged 62 after a four month illness. A noted journalist and former Dominion Parliament member for Selkirk he led the Tribune for thirty years until health forced its sale to the Tribune Newspaper Co. His death is mourned as Manitoba and Canada lose a valued public figure.
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Katrime Pie Social and Dance at Community Hall
Katrime Community Club hosts a Pie Social and Dance in the Hall on Wednesday with MacGregor Orchestra in attendance. Ladies urged to bring pies. The Katrime Community Hall was opened by a banquet on Wednesday October 25 with about two hundred guests enjoying a feast. Local officials and residents praised community life as songs were performed and the piano led by St. Slehelvy. The event closed with the national anthem.
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