James Hurlin Leaves for England Residence
Local readers note James Hurlin plans to relocate to England soon. The Beulah hockey team played Miniota Monday night, securing a 5 to 1 victory amid lively spectator remarks and entertaining tights.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 25, 1933
Page
8
Local readers note James Hurlin plans to relocate to England soon. The Beulah hockey team played Miniota Monday night, securing a 5 to 1 victory amid lively spectator remarks and entertaining tights.
The article notes stores in many towns will close at 8 p m on Saturdays to cut overhead. It argues this aligns with current practice since most country business ends by 6 pm and residents should shop earlier in the day to save resources.
Beulah Woman's Missionary Society convenes this Wednesday afternoon. Members plan discussions and fellowship activities in the church hall.
Wm. Preston came back from Moose Jaw on Sunday night. Miss Sylvia Armstrong of Winnipeg will spend a month at her home this season.
Mias Verons Hall departed Tuesday for Winnipeg to complete her Accountancy Course. She will study away from home, aiming to finish the program and return with new credentials for her finance career.
Miss Bowman came back Saturday from the funeral of her father in Miami held Wednesday. The Young People held a Bible Cass meeting Sunday night at the home of Mrs Coldman.
Miniota high school and junior hockey squads visited on Saturday and defeated local teams in two games. The high school game ended 6 to 9 with Miniota winning, and the junior game finished 6 to 0 in Miniota's favor.
The Miniota United Church congregation gathered Monday night for the annual meeting presided by Rev. J A Stephen with J Spalding as secretary. Reports praised a successful year as $1800 was raised, obligations met, and the church began the new year with a clean slate. Board of Stewards elected G Rowan J R Lynch KR K Chalmers J D Forsyth and J Spalding. D J A Dahlgren chosen Superintendent of the Sunday School.
A very large crowd enjoyed Friday night at the Scotch concert held in the hall. The programme matched the occasion and featured contributions from the Carnegie, Strachan and Dorward families, Mrs. Kirkland, Mr. and Mrs. George Bruce, and Mrs. Rollins.
Dave Deans presided over a well run observance as the district marks the anniversary of Robbie Burns with fitting ceremonies and community satisfaction.
A notice calls all curlers to attend a meeting about a local Bonspiel at the Municipal Hall on Tuesday night next week at eight o'clock.
Isabella Notes T E Doran traveled to Winnipeg on Tuesday with a carload of stock. The W M S will meet at Mrs J E Hesse's home on Thursday. The district's Young People plan a social at Mr and Mrs J T Finkbeiner's home Friday evening.
A corrected notice states Mr and Mrs R A Phillips welcomed a daughter last week after an earlier erroneous report said they had a son.
Miss Calder of the Extension Department presided over the fourth gathering with group leaders in the Home setting. The meeting focused on program updates, cooperative plans, and improving community outreach.
The Lord Bishop Dr W W H Thomas visited Holy Trinity over the weekend. He administered Holy Communion, addressed the Sunday School, led Evensong, and conducted a Communion Service. Two baptisms were held. J J Henderson received a Diocesan Layreader license. The annual meeting raised 115.10 with expenditures 676.03 and a balance of 47.07. Officers and delegates were elected and a Lambeth Conference lecture by the Bishop followed with slides.
New York and Hollywood fashion readers embrace belts woven from cigarette wrappers and cellophane. The guide shows diagonal and double weave belts, links joined by simple folds, and tips to secure with thread. Materials include cellophane wrappers from household goods and department store rolls.
The Arrow River hockey team visited the Isabella rink for a Monday night match. Isabella secured an 8 to 4 victory.
With the pastor away last Sunday, William Iverach led the service and delivered a talk on Bible study. At the end he was presented a Hymn Book in appreciation for fifteen years as leader of the Bible Clues. Iverach thanked the congregation for the kindness.
United Stores Ltd at Miniota advertises apples and bananas for 25 cents with bold type and seasonal pricing.
Miss Pauline Tennant spent the week end with friends at Miniota. Miss E Whyte visited her mother in Rivers while staying at her home during the illness.
The Superintendent's private car was attached to the train on Thursday last as Mr Hall inspected the branch line, according to a brief report.
Crandall played a Saturday hockey match that ended 4 4 and Crandall scored the winning goal in overtime. The game was described as good and clean with even play throughout.
The Bridge Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs J Lennant with twenty members present. After 36 hands were played a brief social period followed, with no further details available.
A dainty luncheon was served by Mrs. Tennant who was assisted by Mrs. Wm. Tennant and Fauline, highlighting a small social gathering with local ladies coordinating the event.
One year ago Saturday prairie prices at Lakehead elevators listed Wheat 60, Oats 2 CW 298, Barley 3 CW 38, Rye 2 CW 434, Flax 1 CW 9% and Durum Wheat LOW 84. Last Saturday Wheat 448, Oats 2 CW 238, Barley 5 CW 273, Rye 2 CW 30, Flax 1 CW 774, Durum Wheat 1 CW 50%.
Wm Tennant's Hall Committee led by W A Mitchell C Evans E Johnson and Miss E White met to finalize arrangements for a Scotch concert and dance. Regular admission remains in force and attendees must bring lunch. The W L social committee will provide oat cakes and scones for attendees.
A very successful dance was held at Palmerston school on Friday evening. Miss Mary Warren of Dauphin General Hospital visited in the district last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Robinson visited Mr. and Mrs. Andrew of Hamiota last week, sharing time with the local family.
Mrs Harvey Hyndman and her two daughters returned Tuesday from Winnipeg. Miss Evelyn Leland of Arrow River was the weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Wm Maddock. Mrs George Douglas assisted with the programme at the Scotch concert in Lerore on Friday.
The W.M.S. met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Pency Warren's home and elected officers: President Mrs H Hyndman, Vice President Mrs D Douglas, Secretary Mrs W H Kirtor, Treasurer Mrs Gordon Douglas, Mission Band Leader Mrs W Maddock.
The Crandall Men's Club met Tuesday evening and heard Dr R L McCullagh discuss a talk titled Lechnocracy.
Mr and Mrs R E O Hara departed Thursday for Winnipeg to attend the funeral of Mr L K Faulkner, the cousin of Mr O Hara, which was held Saturday afternoon.
The Isabella intermediate hockey team played the local intermediate team on Tuesday in a friendly game. The locals lost 8 to 3, with the visitors proving stronger throughout.
Two rinks from Isabella visited on Wednesday and engaged local curlers in the afternoon and evening with four games. Crendall led by four points on the combined scores. Visitors and Crandall curlers enjoyed the games and were entertained with supper.
The Palmerston WMS opened the year with a well attended gathering at Mrs Percy Warren’s home. After devotions and study, officers were elected and the group celebrated Simon Fennell with a birthday cake at the head table. Fennell is a longtime Palmerston settler and church elder.
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