Dance and concert notices from Mac Gregor and St Pauls
Community notices show a dance in the Orange Hall Mac Gregor with Graham Orchestra and 2 cent admission. St Pauls Anglican Church announces the annual Thanksgiving supper and concert on October 18. A final rink dance on September 27 with the Ambassadors orchestra offers free lunch and 25 cent admission.
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Orange Hall
MacGregor
Graham Orchestra
St. Paul's Anglican Church
Rink Committee
Ambassadors Orchestra
Local man dies in Vancouver District residence
The death occurred in Vancouver British Columbia of a resident in the district. The deceased was a long time Coast city resident who had lived east of town before leaving in 1994.
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Vancouver
William Walker
Ye Coast City
Local events and notices amid hard times for papers
Community notices reveal social visits and a whist event with cash prizes despite weak business conditions. The note emphasizes keeping newspaper services and local reporting alive and asks public support for the paper.
Local Notes From Bagot and Area
Mrs R Arnold hosts friends from Porson and East Kaldonan as musicians entertain at a Bagot dance. Mary Kerr is ill at Winnipes Hospital. Belmond visits from Belmont Sunday with Mr Archie Farncombe and Mrs D Graham. A Sunday School attendance reached forty one. rally planned for Sept 28 with a big Foil Supper at Bagot on Oct 4. doors open 1 3 20 pm.
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Archie Farncombe
JE Farn
Belmont
Crea
Bagot
Sunday September 2 MACGREGOR foal supper and program
A community event titled foal supper and program will be hosted by WA members and St Michael's at Karrime Community Hall on Tuesday in October.
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Davane
Atmisaon
The
St. Michael's
Karrime
To excharge Shorthorn Bull f same registered
A short note indicates a Shorthorn cow or heifer with registration status noted as same and mentions a young animal associated with the lot.
Railway travel plan sparks cross Canada excursion drive
The Dominion press notes safety stats for Canadian rail travel with over 21 million passengers in the year to March 1933. Officials announce two great travel tides and a trans Canada excursion program by Canadian railways, aiming to boost east west traffic with full facilities for future voyages and a ship time frame outlined.
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Dominion
Canada
Canadian Railways
Ber
C. P. Riddell
Carradion Passenger Association
Annouinces
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