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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 26, 1933

Page

8

Local Church Leadership Changes and Town Notes

Rev E S Dixon resigns as head of United church at Heartory. Rev J A Stephen and J R Lynch attended the Vreebytery in Byrtle this week. United VP meeting canceled. Dorward Bros change of heads. now under E Wythe. Miss M Conway returns from holiday to Neepawa. Bank interest rate to drop in May to 3 percent on savings. Gibson Bros, Hartney horse breeders, paid a visit to Mr and Mrs Brown. W A of Holy Trinity held a successful home cooking sale adding to treasury. Trains on the Miniota Brandon line rumored to reduce to two weekly runs, possibly Tuesday and Saturday.

W.A Holy Trinity Church

Maple Leaf Flour Promotion and Pension Bill Conflict

A mixed clipping notes Maple Leaf Flour claims and a cautionary sweepstakes reform in Canaha. It also cites assurance that Soldiers Pension Act amendments will wait until the next federal session. The piece ends with a report that hospital sweepstakes legality faces a six month delay, eliciting local disbelief.

Canaha Ottawa

Gladys Henderson Wins Piano Prize at Winnipeg Contest

Miss Gladys Henderson of Miniota earned first place in the country pupils class at the Western Canada High School Orchestras Competition in Winnipeg. She also placed third in the city and country winners playoff, a creditable showing for Miniota.

Gladys Henderson Winnipeg Gladys Miniota

Rural Council Minutes from Mintota Meeting

The Mintota rural council met on Wednesday and authorized $1000 to pay Municipal Commissioner's Levy. They canceled several property assessments and reduced a Crandall personal property lot. They adopted the revised 1955 assessment roll and assigned Memorial Service duties to the Canadian Legion. They listed land revisions and 1933 4 rents, opened the Auditor's Report for inspection, approved grazing permit offer for 1935, set half mill ward appropriations for 1953, and tasked councillors to arrange gravelling work with specified costs.

Sawyer—Reid Mark — Warren R J. Brown R Thompson Miniota Lewis & Shaw Crandall Sawyer Craig Canadian Legion Craig—Sawyer Ellerington Taylor Mark Sawyer— Reid H.M Sawyer — Reid

Unclear municipal proceedings and pension applications noted

The document records various municipal items including pricing for earthwork per cubic yard and taxes, a 1933 license fee for auctioneers, a by law on unemployment relief read and passed, and not recommended Old Age Pension applications for Samuel Richardson Maria Richardson and Caroline Maxfield. Correspondence from Birvle Municipality and regional road protection officials is listed.

Warren Warren—Craig Samuel Richardson Maria Richardson Caroline Maxfield Birvle

Municipal and Health Officials Departmental Notices Summary

A garbled list mentions Deputy Minister of Health and Public Welfare District Nurse and Deputy Provincial Treasurer for debentures. References appear to Branson General Hospital Winnipeg General Hospital with servants. Also listed are Public Works direct relief Virdeo Hospital accounts Old Age application seed grain and levy for Medical Officer.

Lowasece

Isabella Notes Mr J A Robertson Visiting Winnipeg

Mr and Mrs Wright hosted or hosted guests in Winnipeg with Mr and Mrs visiting, noting social contact during the visit.

J.A. Robertson Winpeg

Card of Thanks from FP G Cooper

FP G Cooper expresses sincere thanks to all who sent flowers and fruit during his hospital stay in Winnipeg and for the kind inquiries about his health.

G. Cooper Winnipegg

Sports Day Opens Season at Birtle with Grand Dance

The first Sports Day of the season will be held at Birtle on Wednesday May 21. Events include horse races softball and horseshoe tournaments kiddies races a midway and a grand dance hosted by the Canadian Legion Birtle Branch.

Birtle Canadian Legion

Visitors and Local Happenings Near Basswood on Sunday

Mrs K Morison and her Brandon son visit Mr R Heise. The special Missionary Service was postponed to next Sunday. Arthur Heise, returning from Fort William for his mother’s funeral, goes home. Amy and Pred move to a Bertle area farm. The Searths move to the new family farm. Alex Watt and Mrs Inghis visit Kennedy household with Winnie Seales of Foxwarren. John Clark’s dog Chief dies after a throat ball incident. he is buried with great honors.

Arthur Heise Fort ‘William Mra Alex Watt Inghis Mra T Kennedy Winnie Seales Foxwarren John Clark Chief

Beulah Bits Move to Town and Easter Service Held

Beulah Bits reports Mr and Mrs J Clarke moved from the farm to town. The W M S will hold their Easter Thankoffering Service in the church parlor on Wednesday afternoon.

W. M.S

Crandall YPS Puts Planes Summer Picnic Date

Mrs A Dickey presided as Crandall YPS held its final meeting of the season in the church parlors. They planned summer activities and set the date for the combined church picnic. The programme included Daisy and Betty Gray duets, a solo by Mr Smith, a reading by Miss M Davis, an organ solo by Ivan Gray, and stunts by Roy Brown. Nelson Henderson and Ivan Gray were presented for their work as president and secretary. Lunch ended the pleasant evening.

Crandall Y PS Mises Daisy Betty Gray Mr. Smith Miss M. Davis Ivan Gray Roy Brown Nelson Henderson

Local Social Roundup and Visits Across Communities

Palmerston residents welcomed visitors including Mrs Moorish and her granddaughter from Hamiota, and Mr and Mrs John Warren from Earl Grey renewed acquaintances. Thelma Thornton of Birtle and Doris and Clarence Warren from Virden and Woodland respectively visited. WMS met at Mrs C C Douglas’s home on April 20. John Bray’s funeral drew Palmerston residents to Kinsmore on Tuesday.

Jobn Warren Earl Grey, Sask Doris Warren Virden Clarence Warren Woodland Palmerston John Bray Kinsmore

Laura Amelia Harrison obituary

Laura Amelia Heise died at her Isabella home after months of illness on April 19. Born February 25, 1960 near Milton Ontario, she taught in Ontario and Illinois and married James Edwin Heise on September 14, 1892. Survived by husband, daughter Gertrude, sons Arthur and Russell, four Harrison sisters, funeral at Isabella United Church with WM.S. assistance, interment in Isabella Cemetery.

Laura Amelia Heise J. KE. Heise Isabella Heise Milton Ont Charles and Hannah Harrison Beamsville Toronto Ontario Ilinois James Edwin Heise Barrington Ill Canada Wm.s Isabella Cemetery Messrs W Lverach D J.herrison R.t.lark A Clark R. Scarth W Irvine

Crandal Items: Ladies Aid Meet With Fifteen Members

The Ladies Aid gathered at the church Tuesday with 15 members in attendance to discuss church activities and plan future efforts.

The Ladies Aid

Easter Greetings and Visiting News From Arrow River

Clarence Warren spent the weekend with Ivan Tennant. Jack Dart from Saskatoon visited James Kirton for Easter. Miss B Wallace drove to Birtle to catch the train home for school after Easter at home. Miss Dorothy Mitchell stayed with the Campbell girls at Blairs, and Miss A Campbell returned for a brief visit. The town notes athletic plans as baseball and tennis teams gear up, while football is mentioned with curiosity about its season.

Miss B Wallace Birtle Dorothy Mitchell Misses Campbell Blairs Miss A Campbell

Rumors of Haunted School Contradicted by Practice

Residents claimed the school echoed with wails and moans after hours, suggesting agony. Investigators found the sounds came from boys practicing on a musical instrument, dispelling ghost fears.

Record Night Breaks Attendance at Friday Concert and Dance

A hall event Friday drew over 200 paid admissions after an opening address by chairman J R Mitchel. The program featured a Florists Shop sketch by Miss E White and others, a machinery debate with 29th century progress argued for, music by Misa Kirton Robt Elliott and a New Time Dance Orchestra, followed by serenaders until 3 a.m.

J.r.mitchel Misses E. White McLenehan E Vennant W Jackson Homer Leland J McPhail W.T. Sutherland J F. Tennent J. B. Mitchell Mra J.r.mitchell Mike Melenehar EK. Johnson Misa G. Kirton Robt. Elliott E. White New Time Dance Orchestra Seranaders

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E.S Dixon United Church At Heartory J.A Stephen J R Lynch Vreebytery Byrtle United VP Dorward Bros Sup Rvision E. Wythe M. Conway Town Neepawa Loween Mays Gibson Bros Hartney Brown Brandon United States. Ltd Minieta Rural Council Mintota United Stores, Ltd Miniota Girl Guides Miniote Hall Admission Soc United Church Wright Ty Kinsey Elmer Houck Hamiota. Man T. G.long Phone W. R. Doyie Beulah J.F. Tennant Arrow River R. H. Frazer Evans Louise Ave P Beiber John Spalding Minsota Ohio Suniey Phone Crandall Exchange Victory Oats John Foster A.E Aspinwall Lodge Gordon Sons OF England J. W. Horner R. M. Oliver St. George’s Hall F. Franklin R. L. Miles Bald S.D Pratt & Lauman Commercial Hotel GEO. Gabel Optometrist Cay Marvel Champion A.J. Dennis Creditore William Thomas Grey Manitoba William Robert Grey United Church of Canada J. A. Stephen Church of England J. J. Henderson Holy Trinity Churh St Wilfrid’s Beulah Kilback Born &T Miniota V. Kilback Basswood Mrs. K. Morison Mr. R Heise Pred Amy Bertle Searth A. Dickey Miss Brethour Miami Man Moorish Hamiota Wan. Hyndman Thelma Thornton Mrs Frank Myles Leroy, Sask W.M.S C. C. Douglas Jean Kirton Markinch Sask W. Hi Kirton Laura Amelia Harrison Clarence Warren Pent Ivan Tennant Jack Dart Saskatoon James Kirton
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