Editor and Proprietor Oliver Sets $150 Subscription Rate
In advance pricing of $150 per saonum announced by Reg M OLIVER the editor and proprietor communicates subscription terms.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 15, 1935
Page
8
In advance pricing of $150 per saonum announced by Reg M OLIVER the editor and proprietor communicates subscription terms.
Gilbert Rowan came back Saturday from a visit to Lethbridge and other western points where he met many old-time acquaintances. The United YP3 will meet Wednesday at BBC church basement at 8 p.m. A bonspiel is planned for Saturday. In Sear territory plebiscite turnout favored returning to Germany with 476018 votes, about 9M, hailed as a great festivity in Germany. Richard Brono Haupten trial in Flemington New Jersey draws world attention over charges of kidnapping and murder of Col and Mrs Omas Liedbergh on March 1, 1932. Trial started January 2 and may extend two weeks for prosecution, a month for defense. Hauptman shows strain under pressure. The case remains widely watched.
Eli Sararas died Saturday January 12 in Brandon General Hospital after a long illness at age 72. He came from Clifford Ontario fifty years ago to Two Creeks then Arrow River where he farmed 35 years. He married Mrs. Knaowlson on December 18 1901 and is survived by his widow six brothers and two sisters. Funeral 2 pm from Whited church to Arrow River cemetery with Rev J A Stephen directing.
The Soft Ball Club held a successful dance Friday night. The Y P S held a Crokinole game Thursday on church grounds with winners Miss Hankin and McKinnon and consolation prize to Miss G Taylor and W Bonner.
Beulah hosts Birtle in a hockey game with Birtle winning 10 to 4. Frank Gordon of Lucky Shire visits Mr and Mrs Bruce. John Strachlin ships a cattle ear to Winnipeg Tuesday via the Co operative Livestock Pool.
Word comes from George W Marsh of Vancouver that his wife has died. The Marshes were longtime residents of Beulah where Mr Marsh ran a general store business.
Mrs C. Lewis presided at the W M S meeting on Phars day Kev H H Kipper installed the new officers Sirs Mark gave the Devotional Leaf and Mrs Kippen read two chapters of the Study Book on Iudis
On Saturday fourteen rinks joined the YPS bonsapiel event with competition led by the top skipping team. Strong performances emerged from multiple clubs as skippers vied for early standings and honors.
Three new teachers have been engaged at Miniota: Miss Bulloch and Miss Ferrier of Brandon and Miss Lynch of Miniota.
Bank employees and a constable from the G. T. P. station trailed two suspicious figures to a bank area where they found the bank manager and an OP.R. agent. The incident suggests a potential security concern at a key financial site.
Miss A. B. Murphy becomes the new principal of Miniota School replacing Miss Dent. The appointment shifts leadership as the school prepares for upcoming term activities.
The Skating Carnival crowned winners with costumes awarded to Miss Bell BE Jarvis H Turner G Campbell and Mr A Spencer G Sinclair J Warren. Best skating honors went to Mrs McCallum and Hugh Stewart.
Mary Warren won the Grand Challenge defeating John Webb’s rink while Ralph Henderson beat Myrtle Davis in the Consolation final. The annual church meeting Tuesday evening heard reports from organizations. Sunday School shows a credit balance, M and M fund progress with unmet allocation, and W A balance of 870.46 with receipts 228.70 and expenditures 29.06. Financial statements will be printed soon. Wilbur Johns, Dr. Fraser and Wm Irvine were elected to the Board. E Mark re-elected to the Session. RL Dickey appointed to the Trustee Board after his father's death last year.
Phillips announces the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs K A Phillips of Isabella on a Friday in January. Edward Ross Teddy serves as the family name or nickname associated with the child in the notice.
The local hockey team won the Hamiota tournament last Thursday defeating Kenton by a clear margin in the final. The Junior team also won their Friday night game at Decker. The United Church annual meeting Monday afternoon drew strong attendance with department reports showing progress. D Wright and B Heise were elected to the Session.
Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Elliott and Russell return to Brandon home. Church service cancelled Sunday due to severe weather and bad roads. Crokinols Club met at Mrs R B Wallace's home. Mission Band gathered at Mrs Wm Tennant's with Miss Dorothy Mitchell in charge and 14 members present. Wick met at Mrs J F Tennant's home. 1935 programme discussed and solo "I and O the Seal" performed by Mrs F J Townson.
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