Maroons Triumph In Schedule Game And City Notices
United States The Maroons beat Maple Leaf in a Monday night hockey schedule. A hockey tournament is postponed from the 6th to later this month. The whist drive at Holy Trinity church was postponed due to cold weather. Geneva hosts the World Disarmament Conference opening this week. Miss Phyllis Dorward left for Winnipeg to finish business training and received a leather diary from United Church Young Peoples Society. Parliament opened as government funds for unemployed relief loom. Village annual meeting set tonight to hear reports and elect a committee member. March shops of Canadian National Railways will switch to a five day week for three weeks monthly affecting about 10 000 workers. A Marquette district report noting relief payments to local merchants.
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Holy Trinity Church
Phyllis Dorward
Winnipeg
United Church Young Peoples Society
Canadian National Railways
Canada
Regina Considers Monthly Tax Payment System
City council discusses a proposal to implement monthly tax statements to ease payments. The plan could be profitable for urban municipalities, combining discounts or penalties to curb tax arrears and improve collection efficiency.
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Regina
Wahited church youth host Beulah group on Wednesday night
The Young People of the Wahited church will be guests of the Beulah Young People on Wednesday night. Sleighs leave the church at 7 o clock. Bring your skates. The bonspiel postponed last week will be held on Saturday February 6 using the same rinks and schedule. Pay a dime to your skip.
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Wahited
Beulah
Young Peoples
Funeral for G E Mellor Held At Home
The funeral for the late G E Mellor was held Wednesday afternoon at the family residence, conducted by Rev W J Finch of Bittle. Interment followed at Arrow River cemetery. Pallbearers included H D Armitage G Rowao Andrew A Ettrington and Bisset S C Bryant. Harsh road conditions and cold weather kept many attendees away.
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G. E. Mellor
W J Finch
Bittle
Arrow River
H.D Arimitage
G. Row
Andrew
A. Ettrington
Bisset
S C. Bryant
Doto
Card of thanks from Mia Mellor and family
Mia Mellor and family thank friends and neighbors for their kindness during their recent bereavement and for the floral tributes.
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Mia
Mellor
Panenk Supper Planned by Holy Trinity Church
The WA of Holy Trinity Church will hold a Panenk Supper at the home of Mrs A Spencer on Tuesday February 0th from 5 to 7 30 admission 25c
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Holy Trinity Church
A. Spencer
Village Annual Meeting Notice for February 3
The annual meeting of the Village will be held in the Municipal hall on Wednesday February 3 at 8 p.m. The agenda includes receiving reports and other business as may come before the meeting. John Spalding Secretary
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John Spalding
Sectreas
Municipality Faces Critique Over Relief Spending
The speaker notes that spending cited as relief by an incorporated village far exceeds what their own Rusad municipality has expended. They question how the latter can be described as being in bad shape given the discrepancy in relief payouts.
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Rusad
Mens Silver Fleece Underwear Special per Suit
United Stotes Ltd Miniota offers mens silver fleece combination underwear at 1.45 per suit. Sewing class notes report the I C 1 sewing group gathering at Mrs Bully's home for the fourth lesson, described as highly profitable with a hearty thanks and a dainty lunch served.
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United Stotes, Ltd
Miniota
Harmony Workers Hold Third Lesson At Mrs A Spencer Home
Eight members and two visitors attended the Harmony Workers class held Monday at Mrs A Spencer’s residence. Miss Reynolds taught due to Mrs Hanlin’s illness, fitting permanent patterns and correcting seam, placket and bias finishing. Hednett thanked Miss Reynolds for her kindness. the meeting closed with a dainty luncheon.
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Harmony Workers
A Spencer
Tragic murders hit rural Manitoba region
Births recorded include a stillbirth and a MacKean son. a brutal double murder near Ehma 53 miles east of Winnipeg left Martin Sitar wife and four children dead. A Polish laborer, previously convict, set fire to the home and fled. Paul survived briefly but died in Winnipeg, bringing the death toll to seven. Police detain several. countryside watched for the suspect.
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Ehma
Winnipeg
Martin Sitar
Frank
Walter
Bert
Jennie
Fom
Paul
Whitemouth
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Misiota
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Minista
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Maple Leaf
Geneva
Marquette
Toaal
February Records
R. K. Chalmers
Lodge Anglia
Daughters OF England
ST. Valentine’s
Miniota Hall
Dancing
the Paramount Troubadours Orchestra
The
Manitoba Hardware and Lumber Co
Manitoba
DR. Hess
Westinghouse
Atwater-Kent
Marconi Radio
Still
J. Still
Miniote
Mackean
D. MacKean
R. L. Miles
Pratt & Lauman
Birtle
Speckeldy
Minieta
GEO. Gabel Optometrist
Virden
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