Local News Briefs From Iola on Military, School, and City Actions
Uniforms join Gigdon Leland and Gleff Hankin in the 71st Battery D. A. Williams visits Winnipeg. Mrs. Ellerington undergoes surgery there. Bishop Thomas to visit Miniota on January 7 to conduct services. Christmas festivities and school concerts praised across districts. Christmas day radio included speeches and dispatches for service members. Charitable grants listed: Children's Aid Society 75, Institute for the Blind 50, Salvation Army . Local council discusses leases, tax sales, and bylaw approvals with payments and extensions noted. Next council meeting set for January 2, 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrow River
Miniwta
Santa Claus
Children's Aid Society
Institute For the Blind
Salvation Army
Grave Hospital
Gray—Coburn
Sawyer—Gray
H. M. Doig
Taylor
Coburn
A. Grant
Municipal Hall
J. R. Lynch
C. N.R
Miniosa
Quadra
W. F. Lynch
Sawyer—Reid
Minota School Board Reports December Resolutions
Minota trustees met December Tuesday with Wm Lindsay presiding. They approved Miss H E Termuende’s resignation and hired Helen Tuck at 850 dollars for Moniota High. Transportation of H Gardhaim to Arrow River approved. parents paid per day for child transport. Delegates to Manitoba convention named. payment summary of 272.30 approved. Next meeting set for January 3 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minsota
B. Wm. Lindsay
Sinclair— Bonner
H E. Termuende
Sawyer—Bell
Hi[elen ‘Tuck
Moniota High School
Bonner—Finkbeiner
E. Sinclair
Strachan— Hey Hoe
Bell
Winkbeiner
Manitoba School Trustees
Winnipeg
AN. Sawyer
Sirclair—Sawyer
Miniota
Rural Council Meeting Passes Resolutions in Minnesota
The rural council met in Minnesota on Monday December 18 with Reeve J. R. Lynch presiding. The following resolutions were passed: Sawyer Reid That we make.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray—Warren
Taylor—Coburo
Crandall
Gray
Coburn
H. Reid
Gray~Coburn
Reeve Lyne
Minsota
J. R. Lynch
Sawyer
Reid
World of Wheat by Vs. GL Director of the Crop Testing Plan
Antiquated rhetoric condemns aggression and laments reduced collective action among democracies. The author warns that great powers now tolerate quiet expansion while the banner of ideology burns red, citing Austria and Baltic states as examples of pacified victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cone
Edmund Burker
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Esthenia
Latvia
Lithuania
Vinland Air
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Miniota Hardware CO. Ltd
Manitoba
ANP
Department. OF
Sheries
Ottawa
Department of Fisheries
Oonna
Minioia
GEO. Gabel
Virden
Gigdon _Leland
Gleff Hankin
71St Battery
D. A. Williams
C. W. Ellerington
Brandon
W. W. H. Thomas
Holy Trinity Church
School Board
Rural Council
Vick
Mason
Buckley
DR. R. K. Chalmers
Miniota Drug Store
SMART
J. D. Forsyth
Canadian Legion
W.eg. Little
R. M. Oliver
Secetary
R. L. Miles
B.A
Los
Pratt & Lauman
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
Christian Science Monitor
Vlom
Meither
Christian Science Publishing Society
Ons
Norway Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Christian Scripss Monitor
Semple
W.H. Yarwood
Spencers
F. L. Spencer
Herald
John Spalding
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