Winnipeg visitor Miss A Chalmers stays with Dr R K Chalmers
Miss A Chalmers of Winnipeg is visiting with her brother, Dr. R K Chalmers, and staying in his home during the visit.
17 Aug 1927
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 17, 1927
Page
1
Miss A Chalmers of Winnipeg is visiting with her brother, Dr. R K Chalmers, and staying in his home during the visit.
Mr and Mrs R McLeod and Miss Gertie Campbell of Brandon were visitors to town on Sunday ASL.
J E Laird will assume charge of the Killarney Collegiate and begin his duties this week, taking over leadership responsibilities as planned. The transition marks the start of his administrative role and oversight of campus operations.
J. D. Forsyth buys a Dodge Bros DeLuxe sedan from local agent P. C. Watts. The purchase highlights available Dodge models in the area and notes the dealer’s role in matching customers with vehicles.
The article states the Miniota hospital will soon be located on Louise avenue within the S. D. Taylor residence, signaling a new facility site for local medical services.
Mr and Mrs R Dickens departed Friday for Kenora with A E Aspinwall accompanying them to Winnipeg where he visited his daughter Mrs B M Davis for several days.
Mr and Mrs W E Warren returned last Thursday from an 800 mile motor trip to Canora and other Saskatchewan points Joyce and Harcy accompanied them and a splendid time is reported.
Congratulations to Miss Elva Lynch for achieving the highest marks in sight reading at the Dominion level during the Toronto Conservatory of Music exams. Her outstanding performance earned the top medal in the recent assessments.
Basil Reveley leaves Tuesday to represent district No.5 in the Free Press Tournament at Winnipeg. The trip centers on golf play with hopes of smooth ascent to the 19th hole.
The C. P. R. lawn, once a bright summer sight, looks worn due to unrepaired water pipes from the tank. It is a pity to see such a beautiful spot spoiled by neglected, trifling but important maintenance.
Rumors swirl over the upcoming Ford model. Some predict a six cylinder engine, others an eight, with talk of steam power and speeds near 65 mph. Anticipation grows for a September arrival and feature-rich appointments.
A local committee formed at the United Church with Mesdames Dart Sharp and Berwick and Rev Dixon. Mrs Chelmers named Captain of the corps and praised for taking up the work. The group has completed second class tests and begun first class work, showing keen interest.
Wheat cutting progresses rapidly with a favorable crop and hopes of improving trade conditions locally and nationally. Recent rains refreshed soils, possibly delaying harvesting by a day, but are welcomed and expected to aid the crop overall.
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