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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 22, 1936
Page
8
The notice reports the death of Shirley Anne Hinnah, the one year four months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexander G Hinnah. Born to Mrs Peanees Brown of Kabeilas, the loss is mourned by family in London Ontario. The bereaved are extended sympathy.
Isabella Rex Collingwood of Rivers joins the Sutherland holiday scene as Hollen Chapman and Hester Dive from Winpeg perform. Residents renew acquaintances in district on Sunday amid updates from Brandon Hospital and local hockey results. The Y PLS group met with 27 in attendance at J T Finkbeiner home. Christmas hymns and lessons were shared. next meeting January 12. WoM.S. annual meeting elected officers including Mrs Clarke and Mrs Winch.
A fragmented notice records an art event hosted by Mr and Mrs Hors Hyodman M Etola Robinson at the home of Mr and Mrs Wallace in Winnipeg. The benefit supports the Tribune Empty Stocking Fund and occurred on a Friday at the Winnipeg Business College.
The Lady Curlers will meet in the Municipal Hall on Saturday, December 26 at 8pm. The paper offers a clubline platter of magazines to subscribers who have prepaid for the year, with a small extra charge for the benefits.
A reflective Christmas message recalls the Christ Child bringing love to the world. It notes the Wise Men presenting symbolic gifts of gold frankincense and myrrh and honors the spirit of giving and reverence during the season.
The text lists Ladies Aid officers including President Mrs J Finkbeiner and Secretary Mrs W H Milier. It notes joint meetings with the Bristiss Steward ship and indicates a fourth Tuesday monthly meeting, with a band leader appointment and several names such as Mrs J Sunley and Mrs Vasey mentioned.
Beulah reports Frank Poynter receiving medical treatment at Birtle Hospital. Mrs. Gunn of Virden is holidaying with her parents, Mr and Mrs Crockart, reflecting small town life and family visits.
Extra trains will run on the Beulah Neepawa line during Christmas season. Westbound services operate Wednesdays December 23 and 30. Eastbound trains run Thursdays December 21 and 31.
Miss M Warren RN of Branton spent the weekend in the district while Miss H Robinson RN of Winnipeg enjoys the holiday at her home. Mr and Mrs Chas Phring of Winnipeg arrived on Sunday to visit.
Sunday events show 1 a.m. Sunday School 7:30 p.m. Evensong and Sermon 11 a.m. Christmas Communion. The notice lists services and times for a church gathering across the day.
Reverend Ge A MacMillan conducts services at Arrow River with Sunday School at 11 am and 7:30 pm Evening Worship. A service of worship is planned following Sunday School. The schedule lists times for the noon and afternoon gatherings.
The article praises the Canadian National Institute for the Blind for its prevention work. It notes blindness is often preventable and highlights the institute's role in helping urgent cases and advising organizations on blind welfare. It emphasizes the value of reducing preventable blindness and supporting those at risk.
Crandall Miss Biloa Shier returns home for the holiday as the Oringemen stage a good canoe event Friday night with the Akable Orchestra led by Mrs Jas Kirk. Mrs Jas Kirk has spent months with her brother J. B. Stier and with her daughter and sons at Chama. The regular Y S meeting at Thesday was open to the public for a showing of The Fourth Wise Man which was enjoyed.
A large crowd attended the Sourday hockey tournament with multiple games featuring Hamiota against Arrow River Crandall Kenten club Ne Va Mintota McConnelD iardat lanhe Crane Gecree and Kenton officiating as referee.
Mrs Harvey Hyndman presided with fifteen members and visitors present. Roll call elicited a spread of Christmas cake, with high marks awarded to Mie Todd. Childrens Aid was voted, Mrs C Lewis offered a carol and Christmas suggestions, lunch followed the social hour.
John McKannon is receiving medical attention in Brandon. A Friday hall dance entertained attendees with music by the Friend Orchestra. The C P Express Co opened an office in Arrow River with Tennant as agent.
Mrs WT Sutherland hosts a war hostel event for the Crokinole Club on Wednesday evening. Sunday church service featured special music and a fine Christmas sermon by Rev A McMillan.
The Missop Band met Friday with 24 attendees. Officers elected include President Walter Luckie, 1st vice Ford Wiggins, 2nd vice Evelyn Lockart, Secretary Mariel Lelone, Missionary Treasurer Thelmas Mitchil, Emergency Treasurer Marion Leland, PSC Vernon Lockhart, Word Friend secretary Owald Blaich. It was voted to end the allocations to c e Pres lyars or treasurer.
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