Editor and Proprietor Reg M Oliver at $15 per annum
The text notes Reg M Oliver serving as editor and proprietor with a listed subscription rate of fifteen dollars per year.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 02, 1935
Page
8
The text notes Reg M Oliver serving as editor and proprietor with a listed subscription rate of fifteen dollars per year.
A ragged local news recap notes teacher trustee changes, winter rites, and a focus on Easter travel deals. It advertises special low rail fares for Easter weekend travel on Canadian Pacific lines and a teachers and students ticket running April 26 to 30.
Sutherland came back Monday after a trip to Winnipeg with remarks about the journey.
N son Doran T E Doran and Harris herd accompanied cars to Winnipeg on Tuesday. Mrs C W Blight and son returned from Portage la Prairie on Friday. Mr Blight Sr of Oakville will visit the district for a while. A special Mission Service Sunday featured talks on missions musical items and a offertory by the Mission Band and G11T. Rev H Bowman led the funeral of the late Jack Ander four year old son of Mr and Mrs K Anderson of Decker who died after two weeks of illness. The funeral was from Decker church to Hamiota cemetery.
Crandall district plans a reunion on April 4 at 8 p.m. in the Women's Memorial Tribute Building Deer Lodge. The program features cards dancing and lunch with a 25 cent charge. Contact R Emmett 243 Linwood Street Deer Lodge to attend.
The passage promotes Skeet as a shared family activity appealing to modern women and families. It notes women’s enthusiasm for new sensations, promotes family gatherings around Skeet, and argues that proper shotguns do not kick, helping dispel fears. It mentions six hundred Skeet clubs flourishing.
A article notes many women hold Skeet club memberships in the United States and some have reached high proficiency. Gertrude Travis urges comfortable clothing eye protection proper footwear and a well fitting gun with safe technique. She asserts women can enjoy Skeet as fully as men and cites many successful women shooters.
The W. 1 held a Friday night banquet in the hall entertaining husbands and friends. Toasts followed with Mrs Hyndman as toastmistress. The King by G L Dibblee, Men by Mrs Vance, Women by E Mark, and community singing led by Mrs A Dickey. A bouquet was presented to Mrs Hyndman for four years as president.
M J Davis spent the weekend in the district visiting with Jack Craig and a group of friends. The gathering included several local acquaintances and occurred in a casual, social setting amidst the Arrow River area.
No 10 in a series chronicles Skeet Sere a notable sportsman noted for his sporking era as a rogue across Cama. The write-up traces rising fame and local reaction to his activities in athletics.
Last week the Arrow River rushed down with a strong spring flow while a jot of water remained this season. Mrs J M Elliott and Mr J R Mitchell attend the W M S Convention in Winnipeg this week. School vans faced travel difficulties during the storms but completed their daily trips.
The notice states Sunday school will be held at 11 a.m. and church service at noon each Sunday until further notice. Readers should note the schedule adjustment beginning this Sunday.
The C.G.I.T. met at Mrs J F Tennant’s home on Saturday with Bernice Wiggins and Kaden Tennant giving talks from the Study Book. Mrs Tennant continued reading the Indian story Freedom. Roll Call asked about missionary Margaret Drummond in India. Four new songs were learned under Pauline Tennant. Olive Mitele and Helen Tennant served lunch.
Miss Stella Harrison departed Tuesday to visit Winnipeg. The trip details focus on the travel move and destination without additional context.
A very successful dance occurred Friday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A Hill under the auspices of the Soft Ball Club. The event drew attendees from the local community and showcased the club’s social activities.
J A Frazer and F Bowman led the Sunday service during the pastor's absence while he conducted a funeral at Decker. The Junior and Senior hockey teams visited Isabella on Saturday for a game. the Junior game ended in a tie and the Senior game was won by Beulah 64 to 0. Donations totaling 25 dollars were given to Mr and Mrs F Orr.
Mr and Mrs Fred Orr and family escaped a total loss when their home burned early Wednesday. They saved only a few clothes and a packed trunk as furniture turned to ashes. Fire origin not yet determined but a overheated stove pipe or defective chimney is suspected amid high winds pushing flames away from the barn and outbuildings.
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