Pubshed every Tuessey by Min Mapitovs
An inexact line announces a weekly edition published on Tuesday by Min Mapitovs with a $1 per annum advance rate. Reg M Oliver serves as editor and proprietor.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 25, 1936
Page
8
An inexact line announces a weekly edition published on Tuesday by Min Mapitovs with a $1 per annum advance rate. Reg M Oliver serves as editor and proprietor.
Boys prepare dogs for a big race with Pelisly. Cool weather moderation brings no complaints and is welcomed.
United Stores announces stock reductions with sweaters marked at 29 percent off. The notice mentions Singaporean or local sales terms and references a one time sale event. The brief also notes social card parties hosted by residents and an Education Week invitation to visit local schools.
A March concert organized by United Ladies Aiu features a Whist Drive and a White Elephant sale. The event aims to raise funds and provides social activities with a town gathering atmosphere.
Community fundraiser invites donations of small items for an entertainment event at the school. Boys will call for contributions as tables are prepared. or items may be sent or delivered.
P C Watts attended the funeral of his grandfather Magistrate G A Marshall who died last Tuesday at Portage la Prairie. Born in Cork Ireland, he was 70s and a longtime Manitoba resident. He served as magistrate from 1902 to 1980 and was known as a skilled pianist. Surviving: daughter Mrs W Watts Portage, sons Leslie Lloudhainster Sask and Harry Victoria, seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Archie Marshall was killed in the Great War. First wife died 1919 and second wife 1930.
Ceci Lelon had a tonsil operation at Miniota hospital on Friday. Parep’s are invited to visit the school this week and especially attend the entertainment by the pupils on Thursday afternoon at the school hall.
The CGLT gathered at Mrs J F Tennant's home on Saturday to discuss projects focused on missionary work. The devotional topic was We Find Christ, plans were made to start the missionary project, and completed quilt blocks were admired. A letter from Miss Margaret Drummond on furlough from India was read and discussed. Pauline Tenpant led a sing song, and lunch was provided by Doreen Leland and Bernice Wiggins.
The Arrow River Dramatic Society staged a Friday night performance of Cappy Ricks with John Craig as the title character and E. Tennant as Cecil. Robin Elliott played Matt Peasley and Dorothy Mitchell, Pauline Tennant, and Gertrude McLepehan filled major supporting roles. Proceeds totaled about $20 and will be donated to the church board.
Mrs Warden of Ok River visits friend Mrs Wilbur Johns, sharing tea and local chat during an afternoon gathering at their nearby home.
Mrs RL Dickey completed a trip returning from a visit with her sister in Winiox and is reported to be in good spirits and health.
At the request of several boys, Miss G Kirton started a vocal class. The first session was held in the church on Tuesday. A large congregation attended Sunday services where Rev A Stephen spoke on prevention in religious life and curing daily ills, with the text Now unto him who is able to keep you from falling Jude led.
Beulah observes Thursday as a parents day in the local school. A Spencer shipped a car of cattle from here on Tuesday. The U S plans to commence a bon pier next Saturday. Mrs Marshland of Winnipeg is visiting her daughter Mrs F Bowman.
The Boy Scout committee met at the Chisholm home to finalize arrangements for a concert to be held soon. The W. M. 8. group plans a Wednesday meeting at Mrs. K. E. Forster's home.
A Sunday Vesper Service at the J P Evans home was led by Mrs Ma L Woods who presided and delivered a Quiet Hour message. Millicent Forster conducted devotional exercises and Marjorie Dicken read a paper titled Hymns We Love.
Isabella W Bardwell ships a car of stock to Winnipeg during the week. M. J. Bridge accompanies the shipment, acting as escort.
Thursday afternoon a Parents Day program is planned at the school with arrangements organized by the pupils.
Beulah Man February 1 1926 letter argues for a craft and life skills based curriculum prioritizing health, sports, nature study, sewing, domestic science, music, and reading. It urges frank talks on life, sex, and behavior to deepen teacher pupil trust and combat false modesty that misinforms youth.
H Miller is visiting his sister at Gladtone and returns home on Monday after the stay.
BE Becford and HW Miller skip two rinks in the Decker bot spiel this week, marking their participation in the event. The article notes the teams and their skip names as they engage in the curling tournament.
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