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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 21, 1925
Page
8
Luce Kenya Simba, the baby lion brought to Canada by Miss Aileen Hughes, died after pneumonia at the Toronto Zoo following a brief struggle. Photographs taken through December 28 will be delivered for New Year.
The Legionaires social event held on Tuesday December 1st drew a winning doll who was Mrs. Gastrie, ticket number y, with the prize to be awarded.
Mrs. Florence Smith visits Coleman guest of Mrs. W G Johnston en route to Mr J J Smith Regina for holidays. Riverside Union Sunday School Christmas tree and concert tomorrow at 7:30 in Cottage School. Knights of Columbus meet tonight at eight in Huckvale Block. St Barnaby Senior Group meets 7–8 tonight. Westminster Sunday School Christmas tree tomorrow night. Miss Molly seats at High School tomorrow night and Wednesday for ticket holders. Gifts requested for the Children's Shelter tomorrow night. Lakey’s Orchestra at Park for Christmas Cheer Fund tonight. Curling Club dance December 29 at I O O F Hall with Lakey’s Orchestra. Baptist Cantata tonight at 7:30 titled The Gruff Judge and Happy Santa Claus. Moose Club whist drive and dance last Friday. drives paused until January 5. Death of Mrs Nelson Switzer of Bohram Saskat Mooge hospital. sister of Mr H T W Forster.
Winnipeg December 21 two Manitoba hunters are under arrest charged with manslaughter after fatal hunting misidentifications. Rev D M Erickson of Whitemouth allegedly killed Andrew J Holm on December 8 and Randall of Broad Valley allegedly killed Andrew Opala on November 28. Erickson remanded with $10000 bail. Randall to be brought to Winnipeg for trial Tuesday.
Great Britain aims to live in neighborly amity with Turkey as Baldwin outlines policy. The government plans to host the Turkish ambassador in London tomorrow for talks on a cultural agreement regarding mosul as part of ongoing relations.
Bermuda reports the Railway Bill has passed the legislative council and now goes to the governor for final action. If built, the light railway would span the island from end to end, introducing mechanical transport for the first time and replacing motor cars in promoting tourism.
The Lyric Quartette headlines a Christmas music program at Westminster Church following a successful performance last night. Bites, a tenor, earns praise for his wide range and sweetness. Tonight's Gulf Concert at Westminster features the noted singers with tickets at half price and a program starting at eight.
Information on the professional examinations for teachers to be held last week of December across Calgary Lethbridge Medicine Hat and Edmonton sites. A fee of 1 per subject up to 5 maximum is charged, with foolscap and ink supplied. Timetable lists subjects by day with two sessions at some times and note on second-paper handoff if two papers clash.
Conflicting testimonies appear in today’s lunar wheel with Mars for action and Jupiter for luck. Saturn’s malefic influence suggests obstacles and possible job risks while delays surface. Those employed should safeguard positions. A birthday child may become resourceful and enterprising and achieve success in business.
Friday evening December 13 in Abiline school house Pashley crowded for Rev J W Morrow EB lecture on The Origin of Place Names in the West. Coffee was served after the talk and all enjoyed the evening despite a storm.
Relief secretary Miss Carson seeks female applicants for extra Christmas work at homes. Unemployed women or girls may earn extra money by calling 2912 for details and placement.
Ned French 13, nephew of Mrs. FP G Lewis of Medicine Hat, wins bronze Governor General's medal in Regina Saskatchewan for highest grade in Grade VII and VIII in rural district 1925 exams. Edwin Frederick in French and Jack French of Govan also noted for top rural district honors. Saskatchewan Education Department praises pursuit of studies and future success.
Winnipeg reports weekend inspections totalled 3001 cars including 1747 contract grade. Chart shows 327 cars repested and 637 enta consignment status, compared with last year.
John Auer of Hilda pleaded guilty at the police court on Saturday for failing to keep to the right of the center lines at the Sixth Ave and Second St intersection while turning right. He was fined five dollars and costs. Pictures taken December twenty second will aid the Christmas finish at Gainsborough Studio.
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