Local Visits and Community Events Noted
Dave Cunningham visited Winnipeg during the week while Mrs W L Hednett spent time with her daughter Irene in Holland. Slices Lt Bally traveled through Baldar and Winnipeg visiting friends and relatives. John Spalding attended a Winnipeg convention of secretary treasurers. United Church ladies hosted a successful home tea and silver tea on Saturday, raising $13.50.
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Bally
Baldar
Winnipeg
John Spalding
Treas Wrere
United Church
Ladies Full Fashioned Semi Service Hose Sale
United States Ltd Miniota J Knowles and W Collier attend the Sons of England Grand Lodge in Winnipeg. E J Mills scout secretary visits Miniota delivering an address on scout matters. Roger Scott attends with him.
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United States, Ltd
Miniota
J Knowles
W. J. Collier
Sons of England Grand Lodge
Winnipeg
E. J Mills
The
Boy Scouts Asa
Roger Scott
Lodge Gordon No
Sons OF England
St. George’s Hall
R. Bryant
R. M. Olives
Local Guide Association Meeting Sets Fundraiser
A large turnout attended the irl Guide Local Association meeting on Monday night. Plans were laid for a future activity to raise funds to outfit Brownie packs currently without uniforms. The Miniota baseball team enjoyed success at a Hamiota tournament with three wins. Francis Walker suffered a minor nose injury from a line drive. The team later beat Oreeks 7 to 4 in another league game. Weather allowed a school field day parade at Arrow River, with Miniota Rural School and Graded Schools earning first and second in their divisions. The day featured varied events, gymnastic displays, and strong student participation under Herb McRea’s leadership.
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Irl Guide
Miniota
Hamiota
Kenton
Strathelair
McConnell
Francis Walker
Hamiata
Minieta
Arrow River
Miniota Rural Schools
Ist
Johnson
Softball and Relay Results From Rural Meet
Results show Isabella placing in multiple events across junior and senior girls and boys divisions. Miniota, Arrow River, Wynona, and Beulah appear as competing teams with Isabella earning several second places and Miniota achieving multiple firsts in age groups from 10 and under to 16 and over.
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Arrow River
Isabella
Miniota
Beulsh
Minivota
Wynona
Blaris
Rural
Mission Band Ice Cream Social Set for June 23
The Mission Band invites the public to an ice cream social at 3 to 6 p.m. on Saturday June 23 hosted by Mrs. Ben Woods. Proceeds go to band activities. Location is the home of Mrs. Ben Woods.
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Mission Band
Ben Woods
Potato bug sprays and local social notes from Arrow River
Page advertises Paris Green 35 cents per pound Calcium Arsenate 25 cents per pound Arsenate of Lead 30 cents per pound. Social items note Miss E White and Miss E Lel visiting Wordworth Sask. Edna Sinclair and Ed Hume of Brandon visited the Sinclairs. Wynona playground team played here, losing to the senior team 0 to 9.
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Paris Green
Sinclair
Arrow River
Edna Sinclair
Ed. Hume
Brandon
E. Sinclair
Wynona Playground
Local notices recount losses and community events
F McDonald traveled to Reesburn to check on his injured little brother after a wagon accident. Hall committee thanks W J for 675 raised on Field Day to ease hall debt. Mrs Wm Miller of Mimnedoss visits ill mother Mrs Jas Wiggins. YPS staged two plays at Lavinia last week with plans to Virden. WI held June meeting at Mrs J M Elliott’s with 12 members, opening Bell Call on Current Revenue. A piano solo Crowd Dreams by Dorothy Mitchell pleased attendees, followed by a district convention report by Mrs W E Dayton and a province notes by delegate Mrs L Leland. Meeting enjoyed by all.
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W I
J. M. Elliott
Dorothy Mitchell
W. E.dayton
L. Leland
Bluebottie Fly Spray Price and Meeting Report
The notice lists Bluebottie Fly Spray per pint at 25 cents from Edward Sinclair, Arrow Rivar. An open meeting at the homes of Life members and former leaders of the Mission band was held Saturday night with 46 present.
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Bluebottie
Edward Sinclair
Arrow Rivar
Hones
Life
Mission Band
Wee
Evening program features stories and talks at Crandall Rally
Mary Sucki presided the meeting with a programme including Lady Mite Box by Helen Tennant Hear the Pennies Dropping by Betabe Wiggins a Mission band work resume by Mrs Joe Wiggins a talk on What Life membership means to Me by R Mitchell an address by Rev Stephen and a Crandall rally report The evening concluded with thanks from Miss E McNab and a dainty lunch.
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Mary Sucki
Helen Tennant
Betabe Wiggins
Mes. Joe. Wiggins
R. Mitchell
Stephen
Crandall
Beulah Bits Community Notices and Drowning Tragedy
Beulah Women’s Mission Society meets at Mrs G L Woods home Wednesday. Winnipeg visitors Mrs W Rattry and son stay with Mr and Mrs H E Forter. United Church Ladies Aid plans a Garden Party June 27 at J A Frazer home. Special service Sunday at 10 a.m. marks Jacques Cartier discovery anniversary. Sunday school invited. Sad note reports Hildon Doran 12 of Winnipeg drowned in Red River Sunday. his family previously resided here.
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The
United Church Ladies Aid
J.A. Frazer
Sp.m
Discovery of
Canada
Jacques Cartier
United Church
Hildon Doram
W. Doran
Winnipeg
Red River
Sympathy Expressed in Return for Bereavement
A brief bereavement notice extends sympathy to the family and acknowledges the loss. It notes which loved one passed and sends condolences from the community.
Isabella Notes Weekend Visitors and Local Scores
Isabella notes Mrs H M Brisbin visited Winnipeg over the weekend. Mr J T and Mrs J H Finkbeiner spent the weekend with trends at Killamar. Sunday school service set for 11 a m next Sunday. No worship service will be held. Sympathy extends to Mr and Mrs W Doron on the drowning death of their son Mildon. A baseball game Wednesday night saw McConnell edged 4-? by Isabella. Isabella also defeated Shal Jake 9-8 Thursday. both events reflect local activity.
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J.T
J. H. Finkbeiner
Killamar
McConnell
Isabella
Shal Jake
Community Notes From Crandall and Area
Weekend visits include Miss M Davis and Miss McKenzie in Welwyn and Winnipeg while Rev. Radley prepares to leave Gilbert Plains. School Field Day featured park sports and a Crandall Beulah girls softball win. Miss E Thompeer praises YPS players in Winnipeg. Mission Bands rally reports and Hemphill shared guidance with a social lunch closing the session.
Moon effect on buildings and sun at pole
The text explains that at new moon the sun moon and earth align pulling the earth toward the sun and moon so buildings lean west at that moment while in the morning they lean east as positions shift. It also asks how the sun behaves from the north pole on September 210, to be answered next week.
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At&pim
Earth
North Pole
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Dave Cunningham
W L. He Dnett
Irene
Holland
E. White
E. Leland
Wordworth, Sask
Bing Crosby
Skeets Gallagher
Jack Oakie
F. McDonald
Reesburn
W.J
Wm. Miller
Mimnedoss
Jas. Wiggins
Y.P.S
Lavinia
Virden
Special Force
United Stores
W. EL Yarweed Preprietor
N.W
S.W
S.E
S.E. S.W
Manitoba Farm Loans Association
Portage Ave. FE
Randon
Royal Bank
N.M. Kerr, Pres
J-E.rettie, Se--M
Beulah
W.M.S
G. L. Woods
Mrs. W. Rattry
H.E Forter
Canadian Legion
Elkhorn
FP. Franklin
R. M. Oliver
the Coleman Lamp & Stove Co., Ltd
Teronte
Ontario
HPX
M. Davis
Perente
Welwyn
Miss McKenzie
Winnipeg Iis
Ruth O'Mara
A.J. Radley
Gilbert Plains
Crandall and
Buelah Girls
Crandall @idtimers
Icabella
Beitore
Jack Craig
Thompeer
Mission Bands
Radley
Hemphill
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