Local residents travel and visiting notes
Mrs W F Lyneh has returned from Stoughton. Miss Doris Berwick is holidaying at Lake Clementi. Mrs G Cornish of Melita visits Miss S Lyneh. Mrs S Repley and Bernice visit friends in Winnipeg. Miss S Powell of Winnipeg holidays at her home here. Miss G Bagley of Montreal visited friends in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Berwick
Lake Clementi
Mrs. G. Cornish of
Melita
S.lyneh
S Repley
Bernice
Winnipeg
S Powell
G. Bagley
Montreal
Brandon notes on visitors and local events
A briefing of local visits and activities in Brandon includes Mrs. Prints of Melville with Mr and Mrs Kilbeck, Jas Boyce visiting for medical advice, Mrs Voulter of Countervale with Mr and Mrs Messop, the Sill family relocation to Brandon, Mrs Hemmene of Wawa pesca with WL Hodnett, and several other residents visiting relatives in Winnipeg or elsewhere. The Minister ball team played Oak River and were eliminated in the first game, plus municipal gatherings at Dauphin involved John Spelding and others. A local Boy Scout camping trip is planned for Hoopers, and an invitation goes out to Two Creeks picnic attendees next Wednesday, with grounds located about 1 mile west.
Local Girl Guides Sell Home Cooking to Aid Brownie Pack
The Local Association of the Girl Guides sponsored a sale of home cooking and silver tea. Proceeds of $10 were awarded to the Brownie Pack as the result of the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of the Girl Guides
Geo Grant Recovers After Narrow Lumberyard Accident
Geo Grant is recovering well after slipping while hauling lumber from C. N. station. A wagon ran over his legs just below the knees, causing injury. Also noted are local residents enjoying holidays in the district and a W M S meeting at Mrs George Reynolds home on June 77th with a birthday tea following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Grant
C. N
George Reynolds
J.stowe
Crandall
Bees Receives $50 Grant for Principal Service
Russell School trustees present Mr H B Bees with a fifty dollar cheque to honor his two years as principal. He will assume the principal role at Angusville School next term. The Russell Banner notes the Lelonde-Downey family held their annual reunion with 95 registrants from Michigan and other parts of the United States. Activities included ball games dancing and a large supper. The next reunion is planned at Vieden. A severe hailstorm accompanied by a cyclonic wind struck Dominion Day around 3 pm, damaging gardens and crops over a four mile wide strip from the mile road north of town to the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H B. Bees
Russell School
Bees
Angusville
Russell Banner
Lelonde- Downey
Elite
Michigan
United States
Dominion Day
Gakner
Mile Road
Kippen Baby Born in Crandall Family Announces Son
A son was born Saturday June 30 at Neepawa Hospital to Rev. and Mrs H Kippen of Crandall. The birth adds a new member to the Crandall family and local community records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kippen
Neepawa Hospital
H. Kippen
Crandall
Cup and Saucer Tea by Ladies Aid at United church
The Ladies Aid of the United church will hold a Cup and Saucer Sale in the church parlor on Tuesday July 17 from 3:30 to 9 p.m. Guests pay 25 cents and receive a cup and saucer along with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies Aid of the United Church
Storm Damage Widespread Across District Hail and Frost Hit Crops
Early reports indicate heavy hail and frost damaged crops across the region. Brokers note many windows broken and gardens ruined while some later plantings may still recover. Fleming saw the storm near Broadview as it eased, with impacts extending north and south of town.
District Visitors and Local Notices Summarized
Isabella notes visiting relatives in Hanna Alta Roland Miami and Roland district. Several families plan visits including Brisbin and Reid at Pilot Mound Rock Lake. Sutherland had appendix surgery at Shoal Lake Hospital. Finkbeiner family attended uncle Fred Finkbeiner's funeral in Killarney. Robertson and horses planned for Portage with Ray Heid. Sunday School Rally cancels service next Sunday.
Winnipeg Visitor Beulah Fraser Aids Local District
Beulah Bill Gordon Fraser of Winnipeg is visiting the district to meet residents and observe community affairs. She plans to tour local facilities and engage with civic groups during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Fraser
Winnipeg
Local Gatherings and Staffing Changes noted in Weekend Notices
Mr and Mrs A Fresor visited relatives at Oxbow and Carlyle Lake over the weekend. The W L picnic replaces the monthly meeting at Hoopers Lake on Wednesday. Mrs Gann and son, returning to Winnipeg, had visited Crocotts. Mr and Mrs WA Flarron headed to Homewood where Mr Marron will run the CN depot. Mr Ramsay of Kameack named new agent. Mr Lafreniere acts in charge until then.
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Mrs.a . Fresor
Oxbow
Carlyle Lake
W.L
Hooper's Lake
WA Flarron
Homewood
Marron
C.N
Ramsay of
Kameack
Lafreniere
Chharge
Girls From Three United Churches at Hooper's Lake Camp
The girls from the three United churches in the charge and St. Wilfrid's church opened camp on Monday at Hooper's Lake for a week of outings. Mrs GL Woodsie serves as camp mother. Tommy Edmundson had an accident last week while a mower was being repaired injuring the first finger on the left hand. initial fear of losing part of the finger gave way to cautious hope of keeping the finger.
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United Churches
St. Wilfrid's Church
Hooper's Lake
GL. Woodsie
Tommy Edmundson
Crandall Items and Area Social Notes
Crandall residents report holiday trips to Banff Winnipeg Red Lake Ont and Chicago while others welcome visitors from Brandon Shoal Lake Cardale Homewood Carman and Wapella. Crandall softball team won second prize at Birtle Sports beating Brandon. Rev Kippen inducted as Crandall United Church pastor on Dominion Day.
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Crandall
Birtle Sports
Brandon
Dameaton
Cardale
T. Welsh
Shoal Lake
Elmira Sheir
Alva Mouglae F
Homewood
Frances Douglas
Carman
Kippen
Crandall United Church
Kippes
Eld
Arrow River Guests and Visitors Report
Notes from Arrow River report a large number enjoyed Brandon Fair last week. Tom and Dorothy Mitchell are holidaying with FE Johnson at Glenboro. Mrs W Mackie and family of Inglis visit Mr and Mrs FJ Townson.
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Brandon Fair
Tom
Dorothy Mitchell
FE. Johnson
Glenboro
W Mackie
Helen
Clare
Inglis
F.j.townson
Dress Lengths at One Dollar Forty Cents
Dr George and Vera Littlejohn of Virden visited relatives here and at Clear Lake over the weekend. Local garage owners McAvoy and McDonall, who opened a shop two months ago, plan to move back to Rossburn. A Western Canada elevator project draws attention from a workmen gang installing updated equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dra. George
Vera Littlejohn
Virden
Clear Lake
Western Canada
McAvoy
McDonall
Rossburn
English Prints Now In A New Stock At 25 Cents Per Yard
Ed Sinclair Arrow River announces a new stock of English Prints at a price of 25 cents per yard. R E Pearce, recently in Deer Lodge Hospital, is not improving quickly and is slated for another operation. hopes he will be around again soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair
Arrow River
R. E. Pearce
Deer Lodge Hospital
Italian cabinet doubles tax on bachelors
The Italian cabinet has raised income tax to 50 percent for unmarried men, forcing every bachelor to contribute half of his earnings to the national treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Dominion Com penies act peddling securities penalties discussed
In the House of Commons a new Dominion Companies act is under discussion. It provides heavy penalties for peddling securities door to door and for officials who send out such salesmen. First offence carries a fine of 500 dollars. second offence 1,000 dollars and imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Dominion
House of Commons
Also Mentioned on This Page
W F Lyneh Bes
Stoughton Sesk
United States, Ltd
Melville
Mrs W. Kilbeck
Jas. Boyce
Medical Advics
Mrs. Voulter of
Countervale
Mrs. W. Messop
Jas. Sill
Mrs. B Hemmene
Wawapesca
Mr. and
Lire
WL. Hodnett
Wise W. Bryant
Reveand
Armstrong
McGregor
Mes
W.H. Yearwood
Mr End
Mr. End
Ernest Pusher and Son
California
Mr. F
Whittington
Barbara
Monteith
Oak River Sports
John Spelding
Dauphin
Mre .S Spalding
Reeve
J. Ree Tyack
J. Cened
Associated Board of Trade Sas
Brenddmn
Hooperske
J W.herner
W.D. Berwick
Quebec
W Howey
Rivery
Two Creeks
Rene Er
Eet
Ver
Coleman Lemp & Stewe Co
Tereate
Oaterie
Ont
Misses M Conway
Neepawa
Bessie Bonner
Selsgirth
Hodnett
Holland
Muriel Barrett
Hapxi City
Mabel Barrett
Harding
Ethel Barrett
Isabella
Rey Chas Finkbeiner
Hanna, Alta
Fr. Smith of
Roland
Mrs.r . Heise
W A.doran
Warren
Jimmie
Laura Orchard
Miami
Mrs. J. Johnson
Mr. F. Reid
H M Brisbin
Jack
Pilot Mound
Rock Lake
George Sutherland
Shoal Lake Hospital
J. T. Finkbeiner
Fred Finkbeiner
Killarney
J.a.robertson
Portage
Ray Heid
Beulah Bill
John Spalding
Harry Stowe
Miniota
Brandon College
Persona
Glass
Engre
Br N ‘Or
Man
Groceteria Sheriff's
United Stotes Ltd
Minieta
Lodge Gordon No
Sons OF England
G. BR. Bryant
Pres
R. M. Oliver
Church of England
F.C. Whittington
Holy Trinity
St Wilfrid's Beulah
United Church of Canada
J. A. Stephen
R. L. Miles
Pratt & Lauman
Canadian Legion
F. Franklin
Lenore
G. J. Heyhoe
W.h.yarwood
GEO. Gabel
Wm. Murdock
Banff
Maybrey
Mr. Quinn
Dorothy Shaw
Mrs
A M Crandall
Stella Warren
Red Lake
T Hamilton
B.C. Dickey
E. O'Hara
Ab Banff
G.mooper
Wapella
R.L. Dickey
Chicago
United Stores. Ltd
Edward Sinclair
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