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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 08, 1935
Page
8
Ambiguous local chatter notes Matt's return sparks renewed town talk. The phrase Gimme Jones store surfaces amid bustling, uncertain exchanges as Central media reports a phone outage affecting communication.
The Lord Bishop of Beandon Rev WW H Thomas addressed Holy Trinity Church Sunday School and confirmed seventeen candidates in a large congregation. He spoke on the act of Confirmation and ongoing spiritual learning, followed by Holy Communion.
The annual meeting of Holy Trinity Church met Monday evening with Rev F C Whittington presiding. Reports from Vestry Women’s Auxiliary Sunday School A Y P A Little Helpers and The Messenger were heard. Officers elected include Wardens W Howard and L Kinsey Vestry J J Henderson Vestry Clerk.
Ellerington W Trout F Gardhem A Aepinasll Arthur Richardson fifth S W Birch A Spencer H H Spencer Bryant Mrs W Trout Mes P Leam auditors L Kinsey and Elerington delegates to Synod W Howars and J J Henderson alternate delegates L Kinsey and Eller ington
The School Board held a meeting at W E Miller Isabelila home. Dr Chalmers named chairman for 1935. Committees Finance Teathers Transportation Bonner. Debenture payments authorized. Insurance renewed for Miniota School. Transportation rate increases and Route 1 2 adjustments approved. Next meeting set for Arrow River.
Isabella Wisconsin women veterans group will hold a Wednesday meeting at the home of Mrs PJ Beveridge.
The United church schedules its annual meeting for Monday afternoon at 2 o clock in the church.
Word was received of the death of Mrs Nelson who died at Owen Sound recently. Mr W A Doran of Winnipeg, formerly of this district, is a daughter of the late Mrs Nelson, and the community extends deepest sympathy.
The local hockey squad traveled to Shoal Lake on Thursday night and was defeated 6 to 2. A return game followed on Monday night with the score not fully reported in the available text.
A notice recalls Jennie Huntsman wed W. KR Pascoe fifteen years ago. Mrs Lindsay Sr. died in her first year. Mrs Sexmith of Varman was hired to teach grades 3 4 and 5. Effie Faulconer is ill in Dauphin Hospital with pneumonia and typhoid fever.
The Sheal Lake team claimed first prize at the Oakner tournament on Saturday by defeating Kenton 2 in the Anal game. Earlier, the Midgets won a game at Decker on Saturday.
The Beulah group of The C. G. I. T. will gather on Saturday at the home of Mrs J Chisholm for their meeting.
The W L society will hold meetings on Wednesday afternoons at the home of Mrs T Forster, establishing a regular gathering place and time for members.
Miss Nancy Clark, who has been holidaying in Winnipeg, returned home on Friday January 7 at 2 pm to the residence of Mr and Mrs J P Evans.
Crandall notes the Y. P. S. bonspiel scheduled for next Saturday. Local curlers plan a mixed event, while Thursday's W. A. meeting in the church parlor featured a New Year Story by Mrs Coupe and a request from the Orangemen for a dinner at their district meeting here next week.
Mrs Kingdon of Crocus, visiting her daughter Mrs W A Mitchell, and Mr Mitchell, has returned home after the visit.
The United church will convene in the church parlor on January 22. All organizations are requested to have their reperte prepared for the gathering.
About 109 residents attended the Arrow River Community Hall annual meeting. Secretary treasurer Mrs. WE. Darton reported reduced indebtedness leaving total liabilities slightly under 300 dollars. Wm. Tennant was replaced by W. H. Kirton on the board. Three committees were formed to plan two socials, two concerts and six dances, plus a summer field day or carnival.
The Herald notes a Dominion Business College Winnipeg scholarship available for students and invites inquiries to make an attractive proposition for sending a son or daughter to a home study course.
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