Fragments of Local Notice on Publication Costs
Fragmentary OCR shows a note referencing Mimic te Maumee and payment details of 62.10 for advance and $1 per ancien in advance tied to a United States Reg OLIVER Editor.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 12, 1937
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR shows a note referencing Mimic te Maumee and payment details of 62.10 for advance and $1 per ancien in advance tied to a United States Reg OLIVER Editor.
A fragmented notice describes Conk visiting Toronto and mentions Irs I Knowles and a patient in hospital last week. It references magazine clubbing offers and a local paper, with scattered prices noted as 7.95 and 195 dollars in an informal, uncertain OCR fragment from Saint Minnostra.
Elusation Wee s will be observed in Manito schools from February 21 to 27. Our Show s At Work in Phis will invite friends to visit and view classes in action and learn about the school system. Local initiative determines each town’s program.
Community notices include a Brownie tea and home cooking sale on December 16 and a New Rink Fund dance on December 22. Local clubs invite participation and donations for the rink project.
A city school board meeting at E. Sinclair Arrow River addressed oath uptake for D. J. Harrison, elected trusteeship, and committee selections for Finance, Teachers, and Transportation. The board approved changes to Route 5 and Winnipeg-area travel costs, debated driver conduct, and set wage and salary actions for teachers with the next session planned for Isabella.
Al Clark attended Wie Dew events last week, with residents noting his presence at community activities and local engagement during the period.
The curling season kicked off with eleven mixed rinks taking part in opening matches. Teams competed across local venues as players showcased early form and strategy in a lively start to the campaign.
Iver ach returns from Brandon Hospital to cheers from friends. Mrs Smith returns to Brandon after months with her daughter. Mr R E Heise also back in Brandon. Mr and Mrs F Bowman traveled to Winnipeg for their sister Miss Mary Bowman's illness. Neepawa and Isabela played a close return hockey clash here Friday with Isabela winning 6 to 3 before a large crowd.
The Wednesday WI meeting at the Manse drew 14 members. Roll call prompted a lighthearted thought. Mrs Wat RAVe read from the WLEG site while Murray, CBC head, and Mrs Bowman discussed her Ottawa trip. Leslie Bowman played a piano solo and lunch followed.
The Local Association of the Girl Guides hosts a Silver Tea and Home Cooking Sale on Saturday January 16 at Mrs D Cunningham’s home to raise Brownie Pack funds. Tea cup reading offered.
Beulah Mrs. I. Hull is visiting her mother in Foxwarren. The trip brings a brief family reunion as she spends time at the rural residence and attends local gatherings during the stay.
The Women's Institute will gather Wednesday at the residence of Mrs. Mr. Johnson to discuss upcoming activities and community projects. Attendees should arrive by 7 PM.
Crandall J. Quinn departed last week to spend the winter in Ontario, seeking a milder climate and seasonal work opportunities away from home.
Miss Mary Carnegie is transferred to Miniota Hospital with pneumonia. Miss MacArthur has just returned last week from a visit in Winnipeg.
On Thursday afternoon the WLA held its monthly meeting at the Parsonage. In the absence of the president Mrs McNair presided with eight members present. Pleas for rs were made and plans for a social hour were noted. Luoch was served during the gathering.
Mrs. T Green suffered severe burns when she fell on the stove at her residence. The incident occurred yesterday and she is receiving medical care for serious injuries.
The annual church gathering was held yesterday at the J P Evans residence with positive reports. New officers include Peggy Woods as organist, Phyllis Hull and Mary Evans as assistants, M Johnson as choir leader, J McGilvray as superintendent, and J P Evans as assistant superintendent. Votes of thanks were given to Rev and Mrs Bowman. J Evans named superintendent, Mrs Sawyer organist, HE Forster treasurer.
Joan Rudd came back on Saturday after a visit to friends in Winnipeg.
Mies M Radd left to attend the Angus Sele event in Winnipeg focusing on commerce matters.
Miss Netria Ganson RN visits her home before leaving for St Paul where she has secured a position at a children's hospital.
The Evening Auxiliary met on Tuesday at the home of Mrs Fraser with six members present. Plans for upcoming activities were discussed and noted.
A Croki Tournament finals event in Tennessee featured teams from Crandall and surrounding areas. The day included a church gathering by CGIT with Mes Te not, Mrs. ROB Wallace, and Mrs. John Wiggins, plus singing by Missi Baod and Bernice Wigwi. The CGIT also planned service projects for Miniota Hospital and clothing drives for Trinidad and Bermuda Girl In Training, with social time led by Dore Leland and Margaret Sue.
Mr. and Mrs. Q. Menzies move to town with Mr. Menzies employed on the C P train crew. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Boyce celebrated their Golden Wedding on January 10.
In a clipped report, Rastus relates changes in labor status over two years as Al transitions from lazy loafer to an unemployed figure. The dialogue touches on economic hardship and shifting job prospects in the community.
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