Hogg Family Return To Reina After Weekend Visit
Do s Mre AF Hogg and daughter Lois returned to their home in Reina on Sunday last with Mr. Hogg who visited in town over the weekend. That's geist.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 06, 1932
Page
1
Do s Mre AF Hogg and daughter Lois returned to their home in Reina on Sunday last with Mr. Hogg who visited in town over the weekend. That's geist.
A 601 point Cribbage Tournament is being arranged and all who wish to enter can get their names on the card at Leionds Hotel. Entry fee 2c.
Large size flannel sheets offered in grey or white at 1.95 per pair by Manited Stores Ltd Missota. Miss Elva Lynch departed Tuesday to resume duties at Ontario Ladies College Whitby Ont and Miss Marion Henderson left Monday to take up duties in Toronto.
The record lists births as 33 marriages as 6 and deaths as not fully provided. This brief community stat closes with incomplete figures for the year.
On Christmas Eve the Decker curlers visited Miniota and played for the McConne Cup. Miniota finished with a score of 25 while Decker recorded 11, preparing for the next contest.
Monday night saw the Maroons and Maple Leafs in a close league contest won 141 by Karcenkt. Thursday night features Canadiens against Rick Haskk in a scheduled matchup.
Thursday event under Sons of Fogland auspices enjoyed a lively turnout with music by the Paramount Troubadour. The following Friday features a Hard Times Masquerade dance with the Paramount Troubadours providing the music.
On Wednesday night last the United Church Y P S held its annual homecomers meeting in the church parlors. Laurie Chalmers and her committee oversaw a social event that was enjoyed by all with a splendid lunch. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday January 15 at 8 48 p.m.
The Crandall and Iniota game on Monday December 28 ended in a tight 10 point win for Miniota. The next day Miniota traveled to Arrow River and won 64 to 0 in a decisive home win.
The Miniota horseshoe squad toured Rivers on Wednesday, competing against many district teams. Hugh Walker won the stake prize in the standup event, earning a yeoster. Competitors included Pete MacPherson, Jim Ewing, Alex Brasse, and Hugh Walser, playing on basement hotel pits. one member even played on Christmas day with coats off.
John J. Arklie 8 0 specialist on sight testing and fitting of glasses will be at Leam's Hotel on Wednesday January 13. Schools reopened on Monday after the holidays with new drivers on routes. Transport arrangements now settled with multiple drivers to share vans reducing taxes and phone rentals. government grants lessen monthly cash needs for the school board.
Bernard Leary, en route to Brandon, is hospitalized with diabetes treatment underway. The vehicle slid off 28 highway at a small Oak River bridge, submerging briefly. Jack Taylor, Frank Leary, and Gilbert Rowe were riding. occupants escaped with minor injuries and the car was recovered and driven home.
A fragment notes correspondence or notices in Montreal's Family Herald and Weekly Star with references to lamps and tenders, suggesting a local media exchange or ad notices.
United States Ltd announces a January sale offering 25 percent off on men’s and boys’ sweaters at Minieta stores. Limited stock available and prices reduced across all sizes.
A large Virden convention of Liberals and Progressives selected R. Mooney as the unified candidate for the next provincial election after a session that saw Reeve Mellish withdraw. Premier John Blacker attended, delivering a brief address, with Mooney speaking later to a large audience.
The paper announces a bi British Lion Puzzle Contest with attractive prizes for solving a huge sum puzzle. It promises cash awards and invites readers to receive copies of the lion and full details.
Editor notes two Manitoba based companies have collapsed during 1931. Directors face harassment from legal actions. stockholders lose paid or unpaid funds. estates in trust must seek new executors or administrators. Advises consulting a lawyer to properly arrange wills and estate distribution.
The article argues that the recent surge in certain diseases over fifty years is not by chance. It stresses a pattern of factors driving the increase and calls for action to address underlying causes.
The speaker explains that knowledge of disease prevention exists but only yields results when applied. Parents are urged to vaccinate their children with diphtheria toxoid to protect against a disease that still claims hundreds of young lives and harms those who recover. Responsibility lies with parents to act now.
The report mentions teachers back at work after the holidays and includes a brief, playful reference to a New Year night theater crowd party.
A Bowman widow expresses sympathy for Rivvid Mel in the wake of the death of their youngest daughter, Margaret. The community notes the family’s grief and the public’s condolences.
Misa Gladys Radley returns to Wesley College and Jack Fraser goes to the M AjC after spending the holiday at their homes.
The curlers enjoyed splendid games during the holiday season and are preparing to bring the McConnell Cup back to town.
The Borland family held its annual Christmas reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs J T Finkbeiner with 27 members present. Attendees included Mrs T Borland and KR E Borland Virden, Mr and Mrs M Johnson and Beulah, Mr and Mrs EereeeT and family, Mr and Mrs J Beer and Junior Winnipeg, Lloyd Borland of Minnedosa. A wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs J T Finkbeiner also coincided with the event.
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