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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 29, 1935
Page
8
Local Y P A and Whist Drive Events Held This Week
The Anglican Y P A will meet Wednesday at 8 30 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs A J Leland and the United Y P A will meet that evening in the church basement at 8 30. A whist drive and dance are planned in Miniota Hall Friday under the Miniota Hore Shoe Club. Brakeman E 8 Lynch was acquitted by a jury last week in the manslaughter case connected to the Dundas train wreck on Christmas night.
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Y.P.A
A.J Leland
United Y.P. A
Miniota Hall
Miniota Horeshoe Club
E. 8. Lynch
Dundas
Miniota
United Church Ladies Aid
R Rollins
Johnston and Royal York Suits Sale Special Limited Time
Johnston's and Royal York offer made to measure suits and overcoats at 24.09 and 27.50 with a 10 discount before Fed Ltd. Fit and workmanship guaranteed. United States Ltd. Miniota. W H Hall of Solsgirth returns home by snow plane from Birtle amid town interest. Manitoba Poultry Pool ad linked meetings. cribbage tournament to aid Rink Fund with 601 points in play and space for entries. Boys hosted Girls Bridge Club at Mr and Mrs Leams. gifts given and prizes awarded to Miss Henderson and A Leam. Consolations to Miss Powell and W Fotheringham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston's
Royal York
Fed. Ltd
United States Ltd
Miniota
W. H. Hall
Solsgirth
Birtle
P.leam
United Church Meeting Discusses Reports and Leadership
A well attended United Church meeting Monday evening presided by Rev J A Stephen heard good reports from department secretaries and a steady financial balance. No officer changes were made and members expressed appreciation for the minister and workers sustaining the church’s high standard.
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The
United Church
J.A Stephen
Value of Teachers Work Acknowledges Wide Recognition
A historic reflection notes that teaching is increasingly valued beyond pay, as education shifts from charity to vital necessity. It argues that rising living costs and broader social factors mean education now serves broader economic interests and societal needs.
Education as Public Service and Nation’s Future
The passage argues education must be widely diffused and carried on as far as possible. It asserts youth is a single life and that education cannot be postponed or curtailed, stressing government trust in an informed citizenry. The emphasis is on education as the essential public duty and the need for reliable governance to enable learning.
Young People Plan Saturday Bonspiel
The Young People are planning a bonspiel to be held on Saturday. The VW M. S. will meet on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. J.P Evans.
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VW M. S
J.P Evans
Weekend visits and tournament wrap in Blenheim district
Austin Adams of the Blenheim district spent the weekend in town. H A Caffe is undergoing treatment in Deer Lodge Hospital. The postponed WMS meeting will be held at the Manse on Thursday afternoon. Mrs J Sutherland and others visit Winnipeg. The hockey team took part in the Birtle tournament on.
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Austin Adams
Blenheim District
Town
H. A. Caffe
Deer Lodge Hospital
Miss Harrison Improves After Indisposition
Miss S Harrison is improving after illness. Steve Bell recently returned from Winnipeg and is back home. The Ladies Aid plans a Valentine Party on February 15 in the church parlor.
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S. Harrison
Steve Bell
Winnipeg
Ladies Aid
Beulah and Isabella Clash as Isabella Wins
Beulah and Isabella met last night with Isabella defeating Beulah by six to two. The final score was Beulah 2 Isabella 6, in a matchup that capped the Friday games with a victory for Isabella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S* Lazare
Beulah
Isabella
Arrow River P tees Spence Littlejohn with cattle to Winnipeg
The Arrow River P teams up with Spence Littlejohn to drive a cattle convoy to Winnipeg last Tuesday. Thelma Mitchell is recovering well after an appendix operation at Miniota Hospital. JR Mitchell and Wm. Elliot remain in bed under medical care but show improvement. Miss E McNab left Sunday to return to Ravine school which is closed due to a measles epidemic. The caste to present The Valiant at the Regional Festival departs Wednesday for Winnipeg. performance is Thursday. A social evening of crokinole cards and dancing honored Miss M Mitchell and Miss G MeLen.
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Thelma Mitchell
Miniota Hospital
Miss E McNab
Ravine School
Winnipeg
M. Mitchell
G MeLen
Sudden Death Brings Tragedy to Francis Brown in Isabella
Mr. Francis Brown of the Isabella district dies unexpectedly. T. H. Jarvis accepts a role with Portage la Prairie telephones system. Commissioner Mills provides a Signalling lesson to the local Boy Scout troop.
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Francis Brown
Isabella
T. H. Jarvis
Portage la Prairie
Mills
Boy Scouts
Sunday Services at St Wilfrid's Beulah
The notice lists 11 a m Sunday School and 7 30 p m Evensong and Sermon at St Wilfrid's Church Beulah with Matins and Holy Communion.
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St. Wilfrid’s Church
Beulah Fer Wi. Kineh
Crekinole Club Ends First Series at Sinclair Home
The Crekinole Club finished its first series of games Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair. The Ladies’ standings show Mrs. J. F. Tennant first, Mrs. Sinclair second, Miss Florence Wallace third. Gents led by E. Tennant, with W. Tennant and E. Johnson following. couples list Mrs. Sinclair with Miss Florence Wallace and E. Sinclair Jr., and mixed with Mrs. Sinclair and E. Tennant.
Reval and Hl Nippen Return After Illness
We note the return of Reval and Hl Nippen following a period of indisposition. The duo resumes duties amid cautious optimism from colleagues and followers.
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Reval
Hl Nippen
W L Meeting Reports Library Additions and Donations
The W L held a Thursday meeting in the church parlor with 30 in attendance. Mrs W Hyndman presided and Mrs Lewis gave a paper on institute work. The group voted $10 to the United Church Board and supported the Children’s Aid of Brandon. Treasurer’s report showed a credit balance of $110 and library additions were noted.
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W Hyndman
Lewis
Brandon
United Church Board
Pope School Hockey Loses in Local Match and Overtime
The Pope school hockey team lost to the local team on Saturday after a lunch reception for visitors. Crandall juniors beat Hamiota 11 to 4 on Monday night. Tuesday saw the local seniors fall to Hamiota in a tightly contested game that required two overtimes. The Juniors earned second place at the Hamiota tournament, losing the final to Kenton.
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Pope
Crandall Juniors
Hamiota
Hiamiota
Kenton
Miniota County Local Orange Lodge Holds January Meeting
The annual meeting was held Thursday January 17 with reps from Rivers Oak River Hiarmata Decker and Crandall. Addresses were delivered by Winnipeg dignitaries including R W Bro James Black and R W Bro H Hl Kippen. A final session coincided with parliament opening and a general election to be held this year.
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Miniota County
Orange Lodge
Rivers
Oak River
Hiarmata
Decker and
Crandall
James Black
Winnipeg
Manitoba
H. Hl. Kippen
J S.shier
R.w.brethour
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J Irving
L. Hankin
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Arrow River
United Ladies Aid
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United U.P.S
Groceteria
United States
Itd
Spence Littlejohn
JR Mitchell
Wm. Elliot
EATON
Eaton Research Bureau
Western Canada
Eaton’s
Miniota Exchange
Miniota Horseshoe Club
Horners
Church of England Services
Holy Trinity Church
Lk, C, Whittington
United Church of Canada
J. A. Stephen
Palmerston
Dominion Marketing Board
Isabella Two Cre
Crandal
Geo. Gordon W. S. Smith
WS. Smith
Jay Watson
Ges
Gorden
HD. Armitage
B. M. Morgen
J. T. Finkbeiner
Wm. Morten H. Roupe
Wegion
Geo
J. Heyhoe
M. Oliver
J Owe Q . Pre
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R. L. Miles
LDS
Pratt & Leiman Block
Ehan
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