13 Jan 1932
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 13, 1932
Page
1
J Spalding and Mrs Clarke received a cordial reception from local residents this week. The visit included an invitation to host the upcoming meeting at their home, signaling goodwill between guests and hosts.
A cold spell preceded a wild weekend with rain and storms. J J Stewert moved from the residence east of the Miniota hotel to a valley farm during the past week.
A man attempted to suppress breath for three and a half minutes but failed. On reaching the tenth step the effort squeaked and woke his wife, implying an arresting or humorous domestic moment.
John Arklie, a specialist on sight testing and fitting of glasses, will be at Leams Hotel on Wednesday January 13. A youths debate titled Can a Man Become Rich Honestly will follow at 7 45 PM in the church parlors to conduct business beforehand.
Reports indicate farmers sent poultry to a Winnipeg firm offering slightly higher prices. The firm issued cheques that were dishonored when presented, prompting warnings to deal with reputable firms and avoid fraudulent operations.
Municipal bodies churches lodges and societies should appoint representatives to review news reports and ensure accurate Herald coverage. The note warns that better news service may reflect stronger attention to such duties.
On Thursday night Miniota defeated Standall 4 to 3 in a return game played on Crandall ice. The standings of the Big Four league are as follows.
The Miniota United Church Sunday School met at J W Clarke’s home on a Tuesday evening in January. Attendance ran around 90 per Sunday, about 75 percent of enrollment, with reports praised by teachers and officers. An Educational Superintendent was introduced to oversee studies and memory work and prepare students for future church work. Officers and teachers elected include Educational Superintendent J W Clarke, Junior Choir teacher Phyllis Dorward, organist Mrs Bersick, Primary Mrs G Rowan, Junior Girls Margaret Rowan, Junior Boys Laurette Chalmers, Intermediate Boys Jordon Lang, Young Ladies Miss Spencer, Young Men Mr Dahlgren, Adult Bible Class Mr Franklin. A hearty supper followed and thanks were voiced to Mr. Clarke.
A board meeting in the Municipal Hall with all trustees present elected Dr. R. K. Chalmers as chairman for 1932. Trustees discussed rescinding a 1951 reappointment, teacher and secretary-treasurer salary reductions, caretaker hires, and transportation payments. The next session is set for Beulah on February 2 at 7 pm.
The Rural Council held its first meeting of the year and swore in new councillor E. Mark. It appointed John Spalding secretary treasurer for 1932 at 1450 dollars, set caretaker salary at 1032, and named Fred C Bennett as legal advisor for a 2 dollar retainer. The meeting approved bylaw on borrowing, approved road work, granted 250 dollars to Minicta hospital, hired telephone staff with specified pay, appointed G. Melior as Assessor, set indemnity at 3 dollars per day, and arranged tax and levy policies including tax payments, penalties, and school funding adjustments.
Bruce Harron spent the weekend at home with Beulah Bits family news notes indicate a quiet, informal gathering. No other details or events are provided.
Mrs Piers of Neepawa visits with her daughter Mrs J Chisolm. SV I meets Wednesday at 3 p m at Mrs J P Evans home. Rev J A Stephen led the United Church service last Sunday and will lead again this Sunday.
A rental notice lists the north half of parcel See 11-15.27 in Lanigan Saskatchewan. Terms via Miss Nora McMeans.
Mr and Mrs J Chisolm hosted the McClure family from Neepawa who were visiting them and have now returned home on Sunday.
The annual meeting of the W.M. was held at the home of Mrs. M. H. Johnson on Wednesday. A very satisfactory year was reported with Mrs. J. L. Woods elected President and Mrs. J. A. Frezer as Sectre. Convenors were listed as Mrs. Harren for Christian Stewardship and Mrs. Chisolm for Associate Helpers.
The annual meeting of St Wilfrid's church was held last week with good attendance. Rev. W. Finch chaired. Officers elected include wardens W. Littley and G. Heyhoe and vestry members Messrs Coldman Green Stanton Hall Stretton Clarke Walker Sawyer and Howard. The Sunday School superintendent and W A president gave encouraging reports as the congregation looks to a year of increased activity and service.
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