Local News Items Move to Winnipeg and Brandon Meetings
Mrs A Jolley plans a Sunday trip to Winnipeg and will later visit Chicago. District Masons will send delegates W Ho Yarwood WA Shean and EB Sinclair to the Masonite Grand Lodge in Brandon this week. Mrs SD Taylor learns of sister Mrs W Patterson's death in Regina after a long illness. she was 54. Surviving husband, one daughter Mrs Simmons in Regina, and two sisters Mrs Thompson of Stranraer Scotland and Mrs BD Taylor. Mrs RK Chalmers travels to Regina to attend the funeral.
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Winnipeg
Chicago
Grand Lodge
Brandon
Oh Yarwood
A Shean
EB Sinclair
D.taylor
W. Patterson
Margaret Britton
Regina
Patterson
Minsota
Simmons
Thompson
Stranraer
Scotland
D. Taylor
R.k.chalmers
Local items reflect return home and community news
Mrs A Ross returns from Birch River while a panase game at Show Lake ended in defeat for the local ball team. A Ross improves at Birtle hospital and plans to return home. Helen Lawn and Helen Chapman return from Winnipeg Normal School for the holidays. Mr and Mrs G Naylor attended Clarence Kenora's funeral in Winnipeg. The Women's Institute met at Mrs L Hall's, 29 members attended, with district convention reports and a dental clinic event summarized.
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Show Lake
Helen Lawn
Helen Chapman
Winnipeg Normal School
W.I
L. Hall
R. E Heise
Rk. Searth
R. L. Stevenson
Arrow River
Hall
Twelfth annual Birtle Presbytorial meeting in Decker
The Twelfth annual meeting of Birtle Presbytorial WMS of the United Church in Canada met at the United Church in Decker on May 26 27. President Mrs G Simmie presided and 33 of 37 auxiliaries attended with strong reports of growth. Miss Marjorie Stedman missionary from Point Douglas Winnipeg spoke on juvenile and adult work and worship services. Mrs Simmie urged emphasis on junior mission bands and leadership roles. Awards honored Mission Bands and CGLT discussions highlighted unity and outreach. Officers will be elected with Mrs J M Fraser set to succeed Mrs Simmie. The 1938 Presbyterial will be held in Clanwilliam.
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Birtle Presbytorial
W.M.S
United Church In Canada
United Church
Decker
G. Simmie
Birtle Presbyterial
Marjorie Stedman
Our Home
Point Douglas
Winnipeg
Pt. Douglas
McDonnelle Deckerfield
J. S. Douglas
J. M.elliott
Smellie
Summie
Clanwilliam
For Sale A Trailer Shares For Camping Privileges
Classified notice offering a few shares in a trailer granting camping privileges at Clear Lake or sale of the trailer outright. Contact J. C. Vradenburgh at phone 51 Mintota for details.
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Clear Lake
J. C. Vradenburgh
Phone 51
Mintota
Council to Revise 1937 List of Electors at Miniota
The List of Electors of the Rural Municipality of Miniota for 1937 is open for public inspection at the Municipal office. On Saturday July 10 1937 at 10 a.m the Council will meet as a Court of Revision to examine the list for corrections or additions. Robert Peel Assessor.
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Miniota
Robert Peel
Dance Draws Large Crowd in Beulah Friday Night
A very large crowd attended the Beulah dance on Friday. Addresses reveal several local movements including Fred Orr moving to Petre Man for section work and Frank Gordon of Lucky Lake visiting the BM. Morgan home. Mrs. Graviger returns from Winnipeg after two weeks holiday. Wakefield had nose operation in Winnipeg. United Church Ladies plan garden party on June 24. Ruth Graham bride elect honored by Shamrock community social with best wishes and a purse from Rev Bowman.
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Ruth Graham
Weathering
Bowman
Graham
Meeting Report From Mrs T Green Home
Eight members and one visitor attended the WA meeting at Mrs T Green's home. Mrs Marsland read the scripture and Mrs Clark the study book. Delegates Mrs Reid and Mrs Clarke will attend the Deanery meeting at Binscarth on June 15. Plans were made for the annual Strawberry Tea.
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T.green
Marsland
Clark
R. Reid
J.clarke
Binscarth
District convention draws crowds amid weekly picture show
On Wednesday two carloads of ladies attended the district convention in Strathelair. The weekly picture show continues to be very popular and drew good crowds to both shows on Friday. The WA met on Thursday in the church parlor J.D. Wenair presided and 14 members answered roll call. Following the business Mrs. Coliver read an extract from Nellie McClung's latest book, and Mrs. Goddard read a poem by her sister Beautiful Garden.
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J.D. weNair
Weekend in Carberry Brought Together Families
The Tennants and Helen, the Tennants with Ivan and Jack, and Florrie McKinnon spent the weekend in Carberry. Sam Wallace suffered four severe shakings and bruises last Tuesday when his team bolted and he was thrown from the wagon twice. Dr R K Chalmers attended him and he was later moved to Virden hospital for an x ray.
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Sam Wallace
R.K Chalmers
Virden Hospital
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Crandall
Palmerston
Church of England
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Simpson
Shoal Lake
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Bygrave
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McNair
Decker Choir
C. Ruttan
Crerar
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Brown
Fred Hadaller
Alberta Cowgirls
Heinz
United States, Ltd
Each. S. W
Herald Office
Marquette
C.C.F
M.j.coldwell
M.P
John B. Brown
Fred Orr
Petre, Man
Frank Gordon
Lucky Lake, Sask
BM. Morgan
Bella Cruden
Virden
D.graviger
E L.hill
Wakefield
Ladies of the United Church
Canadian Legion
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W. A. Shean
R. M. Oliver
Alex. Cairns
E.S. Dixon
Elkhorn
Brandon Winnipeg
AOLNG
Canadian Pacific Ticket Agent
Canadian Pacific
Strathelair
Livingstone
Dr. Williams
Tennant
Helen
Ivan Tennant
Jack
Florrie Mc.Kinnon Svent
Shoal Lake Theatre
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Satur
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Fred McMurray
Jack Oakie
Jean Parker
Anthony Adverse
Frederic March
Olivia eHaviland
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