Miniota Community News Reports Local Events and Demographics
T.L. Jasper becomes district hydropatric man as Miniota records 1934 vital statistics with 1044 births and 36 marriages and 13 deaths. The Anglican Y P A gathers at W Barret’s home with music and sketches by local youths. A whist and dance fund-raiser at Miniota Hall supports a new rink. A New Year’s Eve ball fills town with music from Horner Orchestra and a box of chocolates won by Vera.
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Miniota
Miniota Hall
Horner
Davia
Vera
Rural Council Sets 1935 Salaries and Committees
The Rural Council met to appoint T A Grey as councillor, J Spalding as secretary treasurer for 1935 at 1450 dollars, and formed committees including Reidge-Councilors Warren Taylor Grey and others. They named BC Bennett as Legal Advisor for 1935 with a retainer of 20 dollars, discussed indemnity, grants to the Miniota Hospital, road-work pay, tax adjustments, and tax sale title applications on listed lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.A Grey
Sawyer
Reid
J.spalding
Reidge
Counlors Warren
Taynor
Grey
Reve Lynch
Taylor and Mark
Reeve Lynch
Courpsillors Sawyer
Tosier Hed
Taylor -Warren
BC Bennett
Wao
Miniota Hopital Ssreet
Grey—Sawyer
Sawyer —Reid
Prion
Manitoba
Bo Pnd
RK Reid
Taylor
R. Peel
Sawyer—Ren
Aie Bank
Taylor — Warren
Teasurer Sadythaeiard
Great West
Local Fiscal Notes and Authorization Motions Recorded
Debenture and levy approvals listed including Life Assurance 3500 on Good Roads debentures Provincial Treasurer 22500 on Good Roads debentures Municipal Commissioner 250 on IH levy. Also authorizes Consolidated Taxes on SWS 1327 and approves William Alexander 12 for clothing. Next meeting to be held at the call of the Reeve.
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Life Assurance
Alexander
Obituary for Angus MacDonald of Morse Saskatchewan
Word has reached that Angus MacDonald died after a long illness at his Morse home on Tuesday night in his 24th year. He came from the Fast with Gilbert Rowan and others and farmed until moving near He is survived by his mother in Vancouver his widow one son and five daughters all at home three sisters Mrs Barrett Humboldt Mrs Chimie Vancouver Mrs Sharpe Miniot four brothers Donald Beatrix William Indian Head Horace Saskatoon Robert Fairview Alberta.
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Angus MacDonald
Morse
Sask
MacDonald
Gilbert Rowan
Vancouver
Gr. Barrett
Humboldt
F Chimie
Sharpe
Donald
Beata’i
William
Indian Head
Horsee
Saskatoon
Robert
Fairview
Alta
Death of Cecil Wesley Garr 11 in Lenore area
Cecil Wesley Garr died at Virden Hospital on Thursday December 20 aged 11 years 11 months 27 days son of Mr and Mrs A E Garr Lenore. Born in Arrow River district he lived in Crandall district six years before moving with his parents to their present home south of Levore four years ago. He is survived by his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Wesley Garr
A. E Garr
Lenore
Cecil Wesley
Virden Hospital
Arrow River
Crandall
Levore
Funeral arrangements for Crandall resident obituary
Survived by four brothers Samuel Albert Russell and two sisters Emily and Mabel all at home. Funeral held Friday with a brief family service then in Crandall United church conducted by Rev HH Nippen and Rev Andrew of Lenore. Burial in Crandall cemetery.
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Samuel
Albert
Russell
Emily
Mabel
Crandall United Church
Hh, Nippen
Crandall
Andrew
Lenore
Crandall Cemetery
Arrow River returns of Clarence Warren to Woodlands school
Clarence Warren has returned to his school at Woodlands while E Johnson comes back from a holiday at his Glenboro home. The items note local residents moving about after breaks and resuming routine.
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Clarence Warren
Woodlands
Club News and Local Tidbits From Christmas Observances
A 15 year old note recalls a shower at the Taylor home for Miss Jennie Plantsman a bride elect. Professor Allison of Wesley College was set to address the Community Club on Stars. A Christmas Day curling match saw J Spalding's rink defeat W L Hodnett firm with $22 raised for Winnipeg General Hospital from losers and spectators.
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Nat
8.D.taylor Io Hower
Misa
Jennie Plantsman
Allison
Westey College
W. L. Hodnett
J Spalding
Winnipeg General Hospital
New Year Visits Reported Across Ontario and Manitoba
Misa M Kirton returned from an extended visit with friends in Ontario. Mr and Mrs Murdock Elliott and Russel of Brandon and Miss Stewart of Hamiota were New Year guests of Mr and Mrs J M Elliott. Miss K McNab has greatly recovered from illness and Wm Elliott, who had been quite ill, is somewhat better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa M Kirton
Ontario
Murdock Elliott
Russel
Brandon
Stewart
Hamiota
J.m.elliote
K.mcnab
Wm.Elliott
Holiday visitors return to districts and duties
Crandall Mise Myrtle Davis spent the holidays at her home in Welwyn. Mr and Mrs J W Seer and Junior have returned to Winnipgen to resume duties. Teachers visiting during the holidays have left to resume their duties at their respective schools Misses M Bell Elsie and Ermina Shier Brendon L Borland Minnedosa and Miss J Kirton have returned to their duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Myrtle Davis
Welwyn
J. W. Seer
Winnpipe
M Bell
Elsie
Ermina Shier
Brendon
L. Borland
Minnedosa
J. Kirton
Beulah W M S Meeting and Notable Returns
The W M S met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs M 4t Johnson s home. Mrs Amy Tirley, recently home from the holiday, has resumed duties at Niver ville. Mrs Marsland, visiting her daughter Mrs F Bowman, returned to Winnipeg on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs FE Mark Jr and Miss M Paynter of Crandall are mentioned in this brief update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M.S
M.4t Johnson
Amy Tirley
Niverville
Marsland
F Bowman
Winnipeg
FE Mark, Jr
M.paynter
Crandall
Canada’s economic recovery moves toward steady growth
The speaker argues Canada faces slow rebuilding after 1929 1930s collapse, with permanent adjustment and eventual growth. Wheat and other exports show recovery signs. public debt rose but private and government roles must shift. Proposes unified railway management, better highway controls, and policies to expand primary industries and population while avoiding further taxation burdens.
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Canada
Europe
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Providente
Local rink wins New Year curling match at F H Payoter home
F Decker and staff curled at the F H Payoter residence on Monday against a rink skipped by Forster. The local rink prevailed in the contest.
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F Decker
Forster
Watch Night Service Held at Wim Iverach Home
A Watch Night Service was held Monday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Wim Iverach. Mrs J A Robertson has returned home after an appendicitis operation at Shoal Lake Hospital and is recovering. The Senior Hockey team played in the Foxwarren tournament Friday but lost their first game 54 to 54? against Binsearth. M J Bridge learned Monday night that his mother died that day at Harding. Mr Bridge and Mr and Mrs Mervyn Bridge left Tuesday for the funeral at Herding.
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J. A. Robertson
Shoal Lake Hospital
Binsearth
M.J Bridge
Harding
Bridge
Mervyn Bridge
Herding
The Three Ways to Value a Dollar
The passage outlines three methods to gauge a dollar’s value. It suggests determining its cost to obtain, exchanging it for goods, and saving by foregoing some purchases to preserve purchasing power.
Also Mentioned on This Page
T.L. Jasper
H of Holy Trinity Church
W. Barret
F. C Whittington
E. Coleman
M. Barrett
McSpencer
J.henderson
F.C Whittington
Rural Council
E Johnson
Glenboro
Dr. Hess
Edward Sinclair
Beulah
Casadian Pacific Ry
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific
BE. W. Beatty
E.C
F H.payoter
Isabella
Miss Hawn of
Bittle
J Astle
Cranberry
Wil
Treasure
Ters
England
Ers
J.foster
C_E Wythe
A Hanlin
Rom Oliver
WL. Hodnett
H. Day
Irs
Spencer
Ben S.wood
R. M.oliver
C E Wythe
H.H Spencer
Pri WY
Chaplai
Zed
Tds
Gastes
Betas OG Auditor
Trustees
Bryant
Knowles
Lelonde
S Woods
Oliver J. Desmond
Secutt
Verry
JG Long
Collier
J. Birch
Desmond
Woods
Minion Masonic Lodge
Offcera
J. Ig Tyler
A R. Rollins
Beorwick
D.C Douglas Jc
Sinclair
J. Henderson
Bens Woods
E_H Bally
JD Cunningham
GK Douglas
Harlin
Wuii Po Wallace JM. Elliots
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