Local Visiting Families Drop In Across District
Dr and Mrs Sugden of Chicago visit with Mr R awthorne. Mr and Mrs G Leland and sons of Brandon visit. Mr and Mrs T Conway and daughter Myrtle take a motor trip to Ontario. Nurse Winnie Rowan of the Edmonton Indian school staff visits relatives in the district. Miss Norme Murray, seen with Miss Myrtle Lelond, returns to Neepawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugden
Chicago
Rawthorne
Mr. G. Leland
Mrs. T. Conway
Myrtle
Ontario
Winnie Rowan
Edmonton
Rev J A Stephen heads to Winnipeg for summer school
The Rev J A Stephen traveled to Winnipeg on Monday to attend summer school and plans to spend the remainder of his holiday at his home in Menora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J A Stephen
Winnipeg
Menora
Spaldings Visit Regina For Saskatchewan Secretaries Convention
Mr and Mrs John Spalding visited Regina last week and Mr Spalding attended the Convention of the Saskatchewan Secretaries Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Spalding
Regina
Spalding
Saskatchewan Secretary-treasurers Association
Local crops praised after west trip
Mr and Mrs S C Bryant returned from their trip west on Thursday. Sas notes that crops around here look a whole lot better than he has seen during his travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C Bryant
Sas
Vancouver Visitors Welcome H Willocks Again After Eleven Years
Mr and Mrs H Willock and their son from Vancouver are visiting relatives and friends in the district. The writer expresses pleasure at shaking Henry's hand again after an eleven year absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Willock
Vancouver
Henry
Pipestone Couple Guests of Local Residents
Mr and Mrs Earl Ellsworth of Pipestone visited Mr and Mrs S WD Payior last week. Earl has not been in good health lately but is feeling better these days.
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Earl Ellsworth
Pipestone
S. WD
Payior
Earl
Cameron's Picture Show Delights Friday Audience
A fair crowd enjoyed Mr Cameron's Friday program led by the feature film Cheaters at Play. The show was praised for high quality and presented a compelling story.
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Cameron
Empty Town Sunday Draws Only Carless Residents
Sunday mood sinks as residents with cars leave town for Wasagaming Lake or other pleasant spots. The scene reflects a quiet, deserted core with few people remaining.
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Wasagaming Lake
Town Picnic Brightens Glenrochar Valley Afternoon
A large turnout from town enjoyed a Wednesday picnic in the Glenrochar valley. Baseball, softball and horseshoes filled the day as attendees reported a pleasant and enjoyable afternoon.
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Glenrochar Valley
Newspaper Charms and Boldface Type For Readers
The passage reflects on newspapers as powerful yet diminishing in size, likening them to women in boldness and influence while noting back numbers have waned in demand and each map should carry its own copy rather than chase another.
Picnic in Virden Welcomes King Gardiner and Others
Miniota district attends a Virden picnic Monday to greet Rt Hon W MacKenzie King Hon James Gardiner and other political figures. Citizens hear addresses on national matters. Evening features a baseball game between Botineau and All Stars delighting fans.
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Miniota
Virden
W . MacKenzie King
James Gardiner
Botineau
All Stars
World’s Biggest Hog Died After Record Weight Loss
Walter Chappell of Jackson Tennessee fed his Poland China boar aiming for 3000 pounds at the Chicago World’s Fair. The animal reached 2550 pounds, the heaviest ever recorded, but paralysis from the strain forced the owner to kill it and have the carcass taxidermized.
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Walter Chappell
Jackson
Tenn
Mount the Monster Hog to Prove Size to Skeptics
A bold effort mounts the so called monster hog to demonstrate its true size to skeptics. Supporters seek to settle doubts by presenting the animal in full view and measure its dimensions for a public record.
World's Grain Show Opens in Regina with Political Figures
Canada hosts the World's Grain Show in Regina open yesterday with exhibits from around the world. Leaders from major parties attend to observe and gauge the political ground ahead of a federal election likely within ten years. Special rail fares run July 2 to August 4, with return limits to August 4. additional per mile rates apply for specific dates, useful for visitors before August 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Regina
Dury
Arrow River Notes
Mrs Simclair senior of Lashburn Sack visits with her son Edward at a hilt moment in local notes from Arrow River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrow River Notes
Robbins Couple Renew Acquaintances in Manitoba
Mr and Mrs Robbins renew acquaintances in their former district in southern Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Robbins
Manitoba
Girls Softball Team Edged In Opener At Hamfotx Fair
The girls softball team played at the Hamfotx Fair on Friday afternoon but were edged out in their first game. Coach notes better luck next time and new season hopes.
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Gir's
Carberry Residents Return From Family Visit
Mr and Mrs Mark Hilerington and Madge and Jack Rasmussen returned Friday to their Carberry home after visiting relatives in town. Mr Ellerington, who was in his.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Hilerington
Madge
Jack Rasmussen
Carberry
Mr. Ellerington
Hospital Stay Mentioned In Fragmented Notice
The passage notes a five day stay in Hamiota Hospital before departure, indicating a brief medical residence prior to leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posed
Hamiota Hospital
Community Hall Committee Plans Thursday Meeting and Dance
The annual meeting of the Community Hall Committee will occur Thursday night in the hall. After the business session, social time and a dance are arranged. An open invitation extends to all interested to attend and review the year’s activities.
Death of John Wiggins Sr a Pioneer Resident
Word came Tuesday of the death of John Wiggins Sr a pioneer resident of the district. Since his wife’s death years ago he resided with his family in Winnipeg Oehre River and Sir Greary. Funeral service was held at the United Church on Thursday afternoon.
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Oehre River
John Wiggins
Wiggins
Winnipeg
Sir
Accident injured James Kirton during rake work near bluff
James Kirton suffered a facial injury when a rake tipped and struck his face while raking near a bluff. A cut on the cheek and eye injury required medical care from Dr. Braser with further treatment sought. He is reported to be improving as of now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kirton
Braser
Sunday School Picnic Draws Large Crowd on Church Grounds
The Sunday School picnic occurred Wednesday afternoon in the church grounds with many attendees. Softball and baseball games filled the day and ice cream disappeared quickly in the heat. Supper was served in the church basement. Thanks are extended to the ladies and Sunday School members for making the picnic a success.
Isabella Notes Winnipeg Visitors
Mrs J D Drummond and daughter of Winnipeg are visiting with Mr and Mrs J Sutherland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.drummond
Winnipeg
J.sutherland
Dole Attends CCF Convention in Regina as Delegate
WR Dole attended the CCF convention in Regina last week representing this district as a delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WR. Dole
Ccficonvention
Regina
Sawyer Couple Attend Sister's Brandon Wedding
Mr and Mrs A. N. Sawyer attended the wedding of Mr Sawyer's sister in Brandon on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Sawyer
Mr. Sawyers
Brandon
Haney Party Visits Regina and Western Points
Mr and Mrs A Haney and Mrs Haney Sr and Mrs W Roth are visiting Regina and other western points, touring regional sites and meeting locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra A. Haney
Mrs. Haney, Sr
Mra W.roth
Regina
Western Points
Garden Party and Games Draw Crowd at United Church
The ladies of the United church hosted a garden party on Thursday at Mr and Mrs J A Frazer's home. Attendees enjoyed varied games with enthusiasm. Isabella beat Beulah in the baseball game while Beulah won the softball. The cafeteria fundraiser added about 20 dollars to the treasury.
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the United Church
J.A. Frazer
Isa
Camp gatherings highlight Beulah Isabella district youths
The Hoys Macation Camp at Hooper's Lake directed by Rev H I Bowman closed Monday after a successful week with about two dozen church youths from Beulah and Isabella districts. The Girls Camp led by Mrs G L Woods and assisted by Mrs A B Brad and others registered about 50 attendees and plans to continue similar activities at the camping ground.
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Hooper's Lake
H. I. Bowman
Beulah and Isabella
G. L. Woods
A. BE. Brad
A.g.glarke
M. Iverach
Miller
Galder
Campbell
M. Ryans
Gir
Crandall Items Visit Portage la Prairie and Winnipeg
Mrs. T. Hamilton is visiting relatives at Portage la Prairie and Winnipeg, joining family gatherings and sightseeing during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs.t. Hamilton
Portage la Prairie
Winnipee
Visiting relatives from Winnipeg and Detroit
Mr and Mrs W Craiz of Winnipeg and nephew of Detroit are visiting with Mr and Mrs R L Dickey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. W. Craiz
Winnipeg
Nephew
Detroit
R.L. Dickey
Visiting families share time with Mrs Clarke
Mr Olsen and Mrs Olsen with their daughter join Mr Ellis and Mrs Ellis and daughter visiting Mrs S Clarke for the afternoon occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Olsen
P.ellis
S.clarke
Warren Takes Charge of U S Elevator in West Bend
R D L Warren departed last week for West Bend to assume responsibility for the U S elevator system there.
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R D.L Warren
West Bend
Fraser Visitors Return to Calgary Home
Mr and Mrs S Fraser after visiting Mrs T Stevenson have returned to their Calgary home.
Winnipeg visitors and travels noted in Beulah Bits
Mrs C Lamb of Winnipeg is visiting with Mrs G Armoetrongy. Mr and Mrs Chas Crockart left on Monday for a visit to Regia.
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C.lamb
Winnipeg
G. Armoetrongy
Chas. Crockart
Regia
Fire. W'. MAS to meet Wednesday at Hooper's Lake
A brief notice states W'. MAS will hold a meeting on Wednesday afternoon at Hooper's Lake. The exact time and agenda are not specified in the readable text.
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Hooper's Lake
Forster Family Returns From Cedar Lake Camping Trip
Mr and Mrs F J Forster and family have come back from a camping trip at Cedar Lake. The group enjoyed the outdoor stay and reported a pleasant outing with no incidents.
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F. J. Forster
Cidar Lake
Return of Mre Whitelaw From Visit
Mre Whitelaw of Birtle, who had been visiting with Mrs T Green, returned home on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre Whitelaw
Birtle
Mrs N Stewart Returns Home From Visiting Deloraine
Mrs N Stewart, who had been visiting Mr and Mrs O Dickey, returned to her home in Deloraine on Sunday.
Social Visit From Sask Residents
Mrs O Brunton of Maple Creek Sask and Mr and Mrs C Douglas of Glenora visit with Mr and Mrs H B Whitney staying at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Brunton
Maple Creek, Sask
Mrs.c. Douglas
Glenora
H.b.whitney
Drecker and Dickey Return from Chicago World Fair
Mr and Mrs R L Drecker and Mr and Mrs A B Dickey return from Chicago where they attended the World Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R L.drecker
A.B.C. Dickey
Chicago
The Preacher's Vacation In The Empty Meeting House
An elderly preacher travels to a bright day’s service only to find all doors shut. He struggles on crutches, puzzled by the silent church and wonders what it all means.
Vacation Notice Shocks Aging Parishioner
An elderly reader confronts a roadside notice reading Pastor absent on vacation for the church closed till return. He recalls circuits of preachers in hardship, questions eternal welcome, and fears heaven may be closed until Jesus returns. The mood blends grief, faith, and longing for divine presence.
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Jesus
Governor General attends Shawbridge Boys' Farm closing exercises
For the first time since its founding 25 years ago the Governor General of Canada attended the annual closing exercises at the Boys' Farm and Training School in Shawbridge Quebec. The Earl of Bessborough arrived with E W Beatty chairman and President of Canadian Pacific Railway to present prizes to graduates.
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Canada
Boys’ Farm and Training School
Shawbridge
Que
Earl of Bessborough
E. W. Beatty
Canadian Pacific Railway
Economic optimism from Stamp after North American visit
Sir Josiah Stamp, director of the Bank of England and head of the LMS Railway, noted tangible signals of business and economic improvement in Canada and the United States during his short North American visit before sailing home on the Empress of Britain.
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Canada
United States
Josiah Stamp
Bank of England
London, Midland & Scottish Railway
Britain
England
Honolulu youths sail to Yukon for scientific summer
Ten Honolulu youths aged 14 to 17 arrived in Vancouver aboard the Canadian Australasian liner Mono Wai en route to the Yukon. They will travel to Skagway and Whitehorse to build boats and run the Yukon River to Dawson for a summer of research and adventure.
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Honolulu
Vancouver
Monowai
Yukom
Skagway
White Horse
Yukon River
Dawson
Photographer Captures Yukon Caribou and Far North Life
Harry Pollard Associated Screen News photographer gathered dramatic motion pictures of caribou swimming the Yukon River and other striking wild life studies after six weeks in Alaska and the Yukon. He then traveled to Banff and Lake Louise to shoot mountain scenery after returning to Vancouver aboard the Princess North.
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Yukon River
Far North
Harry Pollard
Associated Screen News
Princesss North
Vancouver
Alaska
Yukon
Banff
Lake Louise
Visitors to Canada's national parks reach six hundred sixteen thousand
A Canadian report notes 616 215 visitors in the 1931 32 fiscal year across 18 national parks. The system covers about 13 000 square miles with varied attractions. Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Ontario and island parks are described by park type.
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National Parks
Canada
Alberta
British Columbia
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Ontario
Twe Island Park
Robertson and Reid Take Hackneys to Regina Show
Mr and Mrs J A Robertson and Claude Reid of Isabella left on Monday for Regina where Mr Robertson is showing his hackneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.A. Robertson
Claude Reid
Isabella
Regina
Mr.Robertson
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Norme Murray
Myrtle Lelond
Neepawa
Miss Lelond
Miss A, Henderson, R N
Gackeser
Crandall
S Fraser
T. Stevenson
Calgary
Beulah
Prince Edward Hotel
Claude Finlay
Manacenr
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