Local News and Notes from Virden and District
Community items include camp events, fair schedules, and church notices in Miniota and surrounding towns. Delegates attend Grand Lodge in Winnipeg. memorials and school events are planned. Manitoba liquor figures show profits and distribution, with reforms in beer sales.
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W. E. Warren
R. M. Oliver
Grand Lodge
Sons of England
Winnipeg
Lodge
Gordon, Minsota
Brandon
Portage
Portage Rural
Manitoba
Liquor Control Board
Artist Explores Canadian Rockies In Apollo Magazine
British artist Eyepen Richmond writes of the Rockies in Apollo praising their majesty. He recalls a March 1925 journey from Calgary seeing pine silhouettes against snow and the mountains inspiring dynamic, expressive painting possibilities. He notes Lakes Louise and Moraine are famed, but the Lakes in the Cloud from Lake Agnes intrigue him most.
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Eyepen Richmond
R.B.A
R.O.I
Apollo
Magazine of the Arts
Richmond
Rocky Mountains
Canada
Calgary
Rockies
Louise
O'Hara
Moraine
Emerald
Lake Mirror
Lake Agnes
Cloud
Birth Announcement for Willow Rawan Daughter
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ted Rawan on Saturday in Willow. This brief notice records the new arrival and provides parents' names.
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Willow On
Sturday, June
Ted Rawan
Mrs Ju Wa Warren Thanks Community for Support
Mrs Ju Wa Warren thanks those who helped during her time and expresses gratitude for the kindness shown in her recent times.
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Ju Wa Warren
Tom
Local Social Notes and Travel Updates Across Regions
Isabelle notes RK Warren asadeos Karl moved to Brandon on Monday. Mrs Stevenson left Monsey for Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs Heise attend the Pearl Magee wedding at Alexander Wednesday last week. Cawley left for Gladstone to assume depot duties. Wallace and Mrs Brad attended their uncle’s funeral in Branden Sunday. Terrence Shurveil recuperated enough to return home from Miniola hospital.
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Holy Trinity Church
Insota
T. D. Lancaster
A Spencer
Vesteymen
Yarwood
Ellerington
Mossop
Horner
Wm. Howard
A .Richardsor
C. Warren
Harlin Henderson
Kinsey
H. Spencer
Lancaster
R. J. Heise
Miss Pearl Magee Whie
Alexander
R. M. Cawley
Gladstone
N. R
Wm. Wallace
Mre
CA. Brad
Branden
Terrence Shurveil
Miniola Hospital
Village Council Seeks Tenders for 200 Yard Cement Walk
The Jalan Sapling See village council invites tenders for building about 200 yards of cement sidewalk. Contractors to provide labor only. Bids due before June 22 1926. Lowest tender not necessarily accepted.
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Jalan Sapling
McPherson Marks 50 Years In Railway Service
Charles E. S. McPherson, assistant passenger traffic manager for Western Lines at Canadian Pacific Railway, recently celebrated 50 years in railway circles. He began in Toronto at the Grand Trunk Railway ticket office and completed 40 years with CPR serving in Toronto Niagara Falls New York Montreal Boston Saint John and Winnipeg.
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Charles E. S. McPherson
Western Lines
Canadian Pacific Railway
Grand Trunk Railway
Toronto
C.P.R
McPherson
Niagara Falls
New York
Montreal
Boston
Saint John
N.B
Winnipeg
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