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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 30, 1935
Page
8
The Vernenborg family arrives from Winnipeg to reside in town. A short feature with comedy and a Thursday night show at Midiota includes a brief caption about a past title.
The text notes a Miniota Baseball Club reorganization with a Se dollar fee and list of officers and committees, a YPS church meeting in the basement with poetry of Passion Week discussion, refreshments, and Mizpah blessing, and Girl Guide Local Association holding its first annual meeting with 12 members and six average attendance plus a Sewing Club organized by the Extension Service. The duplications mention hats and travel fare promotions plus a syrup ad and assorted community items.
A cooking fundraiser raised $12.10 with $11.70 in expenses, leaving a balance to be accounted. Officers for the upcoming year include President D Cunningham, vice president Rapley, secretary treasurer Mrs M Oliver, badge committee Mrs J W Bonner and Mrs O Day. A town Scotch dance Friday drew many locals, with Andy Grant credited for arranging the event and thanks extended by the committee.
FOR SALE Several good work horses at reasonable prices Call and see what I have J Dickey Miniota FOR SALE Two good Milch Cows due to freshen about May 7th One at 35 other at 30 Wm Mossop phone 76 Miniota Commencing May 4th we will open Saturday evenings until 1 p m to receive eggs and to receive and pay for cream On Monday May 6th the creamery will be closed all day The Miniota CREAMERY
St Mark's G A Elkhorn presents a three act comedy farce in Arrow River Hall on Friday May 3 at 7 30. Admission 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children under 14. Sponsored by Arrow River United Church Menagers.
Music for the evening featured the Bowles family Horners Orchestra and several soloists. During supper intermission premiums were awarded to Ted Rowan Frank Rowan George Grant Ted Wakefield Alex Meckean Jas Warren J Dickey and Culmac. An exhibition of tap dancing was given by Mary Cannon.
The piece extols spring as an untiring miracle that revives nature after winter. It likens seasonal warmth to renewal for humanity, asserting that people grow better and work more effectively in favorable weather and that life returns with color and promise.
A reflection on how harsh conditions test courage yet true growth comes from warmth of good will. Mutual encouragement and genuine kindness awaken human powers, making people feel happier, work better, and grow more useful through supportive relationships.
A group from Wisconsin will gather on Wednesday at the residence of Mrs H Calder for a local meeting. Mrs Calder hosts in her home, inviting attendees to discuss community matters.
Families visited and shared time with relatives across Brandon Fleming and Binsearth. A special combined Mother's Day service is planned for Sunday May 16.
Clarence Warren returned to his school near Woodlands on Sunday, prompting a brief local acknowledgment of his visit and attendance.
Wheat seeding progresses strongly in the district signaling a better crop outlook than recent years. The WT dance added a substantial amount to the treasury after expenses. C. G. IT meeting at Mrs Townson's home covered a mission study by Margaret Luckie and India book. a dainty lunch followed. Seed barley and oats shortages may idle good land. those with seed to spare are urged to inform farmers.
Ted Green relocates with family to Carrot River district this week. United church service moves to 10 15 a m on Sunday. Sacrament of the Lords Support to be administered. Mrs J Kirton returns to Brandon after visiting Bowman pair, Kirton family to visit. Delegates to district and provincial conventions to be elected Wednesday at Mrs J Evans home. Mrs GL Woods to discuss Africa and Mrs Frazer to cover League of Nations.
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