Local News Briefs From Shoal Lake Winnipeg and Whitby
Wm. Strechan took a loader sherpa to Winnipeg on Tuesday. Miss Elve Line of Whitby Ontario has arrived home for the surname holiday. Miss Irene Spalding of Winnipeg is visiting with Mr and Mrs A J Limi Inspector J W Clarke has taken a house in Shoal Lake and expects to move there next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Strechan
Sherp
Winnipeg
Tuesay
Miss Elve Line
Whitby, Ont
Irene Spalding
Mr. and Sire A JL Limi
J. W. Clarke
Shoal Lake
Extra Spacial Prices and Local Social Notes
Community notices describe sales of fine hats and straw goods, a ham supper fundraiser raising 3.2 in the church parlor, and local delegates to a Diocesan Synod in Brandon. Social visits include Joyce Hoerrisor returning with Mrs Emesem and Norman, plus a gathering of Brandon, Winnipeg, and area families. A convention by the Miniota Hamiota Blanshard Trustees Association is planned for Arrow River with an open invitation.
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Miniota, Hamiota and
Blanshard Trustees Association
Arrow River
Heagles and Howles Split Week Baseball Clash
Interest grew over two games between Glenlochar Heagles and Miniota Howles. Tuesday in Miniota the Heagles won 9 to 7, and Thursday in Glenlochar the Howles prevailed 6 to 2. A tie-breaker remains possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenlochar Heagler
Miniota Howles
Miniota
Heagles
Llowles
Glenlochar
Rollins Visited Mother in Killarney After Stroke
Ross and Rollins visited his mother at Killarney on Sunday after learning she had suffered a stroke. Mr Rollins learned of her death Monday morning and left for Killarney for the funeral, with sympathy extended for his loss.
Bird of Paradise production tops Brandon Exhibition show
The main event at the Brandon Exhibition is Thavin's Bird of Paradise. Over 100 performers, with headline acts and vaudeville, plus an orchestra by Thaviu featuring exclusively Canadian musicians. Thaviu plans Western Canada appearances and rehearsals in Brandon before opening. Britain and Argentina sign a trade pact allowing balance use for British goods and repeal tariff hikes since 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Thavin
Chicago
Britain
World Economic Conference Struggles Dubbed by Press
The American Press exposes the risks of a potential Argentine trade pact and its impact on US sales as the World Economic Conference convenes. Britain accelerates efforts while Denmark and Germany postures, as Canada and others watch cautiously.
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Drita
Denmark
Germany
Britain
Canaga
Education as a foundation for democracy and youth investment
A pro education message argues schools from kindergarten to graduate levels secure democratic society. It praises investing in children as buying at the bottom with uncertain future returns, urging Manitoba readers to support Childhood Preferred and envision great future leaders emerging from schools.
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Mnt
Manitoba
Marshall
Crandall Dance Draws Crowd to Harmony Aces Event
The L O L held a successful Friday dance in A-Rudd's art space with a large crowd enjoying music by the Harmony Aces Orchestra.
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L O.L
A-Rudd
Harmony Aces Orchestra
Salvation Army Band to Lead Sunday Church Service
The Brandon Citadel Salvation Army Band will conduct the special service at church on Sunday morning next. Salvationists promise an inspiring hour and urge attendance.
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Brandon Citadel Salvation Army Band
Salvationists
Prescott visitor and delegate to Regina LBA convention
Mrs Jas Sanderson of Prescott Ontario and her daughter Jessie visited Mrs Phillips last week. Mrs Sanderson is wife of the Prescott member in the Ontario Legislature and will travel to the coast for a visit. Jessie will attend the L B A convention in Regina shortly as a delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas Sanderson
Jessie
Prescott
Ont
Phillips
Sanderson
Ontario
Regina
Par Ent-Teacher Association Picnic Ends With Baseball Game
On Friday afternoon the Parent-Teacher Association held an enjoyable picnic on the sports grounds with a lively program of games. A launch was served and the event concluded at night with an interesting baseball game between the Junior and Senior teams.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Weekend Visits and Local Fat Stock Show Report
Isabella Noles Miew Harel Doran visited Winnines W Wallace in Branton while Wallace spent time in Winnipeg. WL Miller stayed in Gladstone. Wright of Rapid City stayed home. A. SxQlarke and Reid drove to Winniper. J A Robertson family and Miss Hilla visited Clear Lake. Sunday School at 1020 before Memorial Service at Miniota. Fat Stock Show at Decker featured 37 cattle with prizes in doubles and singles won by Finkbeiner, Adams, and Clarke.
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J. A. Robertson
Hilla
Clear Lake
Decker
J.T. Finkbeiner
J. Adams
R.t.clarke
J. T Finkbeiner
R-T. Clarke
Weather Breaks After Heat Wave Scatters Crop Loss
After four days of excessive heat the Arrow River area saw a cold front in the early hours of Monday. Cyclonic winds toppled a telephone pole near the railway crossing and shattered a window at the elevator. Garden plots were damaged but heavy rain preserved crops, easing fears for the harvest.
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Hallowe’en
Strawberry Fair and Home Cooking Sale Notice
The W.A. of 83 Wilfrid's church will hold a strawberry tea and sale of home cooking at the home of Mrs Titley on Thursday June 29. Everybody welcome.
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W.A
Hamiota Arrow River Clash in Mid Western League Schedule
Week schedule lists Hamiota at Arrow River Asrd Kenton at Shoal Lake McConnell at Hamiota Arrow River at Strathelair Strathelair at Shoal Lake Arrow River at McConnell Hamiota at Kenton Umpires Greenway and D Bell. A Saturday baseball tournament drew nine teams and Virden Arrow River B won 5 to 7 with prize money split among top finishers. A postgame dance closed the day.
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Mid-Western Amateur Baseball League
Hamiota
Arrow River
Kenton
Shoal Lake
McConnell
Strathelair
Isabella Virden
McAuley
Eardale
Wattsview
Miniota
Messrs Greenway
D Bell
Oak River
Blaiis
Virden
Memorial Service Honors Local Pioneers
A neighboring district’s pioneers were cited as honored guests as music by the spec choir and quartet closed the service with God Be With You Till We Meet Again. Gratitude was extended to Mrs. J Wiggins Sr Mrs J R Mitchell JF fennant and J M Elliott for organizing the memorable event.
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J Wiggins Sr
J R.mitchell
JF. Fennant
J.M Elliott
Arrow River United Church Celebrates 50th Anniversary
Sunday marked the fiftieth anniversary of church services in the Arrow River district. Rev J A Stephen opened the service with Rev Jas Watson present from the Lord's Day Alliance. Dr Watson recalled pioneer days, first marriages and baptisms, and paid tribute to early workers.
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Jane
Arrow River United Church
J.A Stephen
Jas. Watson
Lord’s Day Alliance
Watson
Hednett
Birtle
Rev Watson
J.m.elliott
Mr. Felliott
Dennis Watters
Vancouver
John McLeod
Estevan
D.gerrand
Winnipeg
Jas Wiggins
Gasoline sales top Canada in 1932 and census British origin
Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports 503 million gallons of gasoline sold in 1932 with Ontario consuming about half. Canadian census shows 52 percent of the population of British origin, 28 percent French origin, 17.5 percent other Europeans, and about four fifths of one percent Asiatic. Saskatchewan will release about 2000 nine week old pheasants held at Moose Jaw this summer.
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Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Ontario
Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources
Province of
Saskatchewan
Moose Jaw
Prairie Provinces show crop optimism despite late season
J. M. McKay, general agricultural agent for the Canadian Pacific Railway, notes improved moisture and abundant growth across the Prairies, with conditions rivaling the best since 1928. The Oxford Group completed a lengthy Canada U.S. tour aboard the Congress of Australia, ending with a Chateau Frontenac house party for 590 members before sailing to England under Rev. H. Allen Viney.
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Prairie Provinces
J. M. McKay
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canada
United States
Oxford
Australia
England
H. Allen Viney
Chateau Frontenac
Death of F W Peters Reflects Pioneering Rail Era
The death of F W Peters former general superintendent British Columbia district Canadian Pacific Railway marks the end of a link to early seventies railroad days. Peters served nearly 52 years. born Saint John March 25 1860. Grant Hall notes revival of hope and restored confidence on a Pacific Coast inspection trip.
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H. J. Humphrey
Fastern Lines
Canadian Pacific Railway
Montreal
J. J. Scully
Mr. Humphrey
Grant Hall
Vancouver
F. W. Peters
British Columbia
Saint John
Pacific Coast
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Whit
Howard
J.J Henderson
Mrs.it
Collingwood Jeff
Joyce Hoerrisor
Mrs. Emesem
Norman
PS Melberoo
W.D Berwick
D.cunningham
W L Dorward
R. Peel
R. Rollins
J. Spalding
Gerrand
J McKee
Jamieson
Hayfield
G Ellerington
Crandall
Isabella Noles
Miew Harel Doran
Winnines
W. Wallace
Branton
Wallace
WL. Miller
Gladstone
Mies Ro Wright
Rapid City
United Stores, Ltd
Mason
W.p.mason
Grand Rapida
GEO. Gabel
Virden Phonezis
Charlie Herald
Rangers
Miniota Hall
THE
Royal Bank
J. E. Rettie
Sec
T. C. F. Herzer
Canada Colonization Association
Winnipeg Kiwanis
Royal Alexandra Hotel
Pacific Science Congress
Empress Hotel
Victoria
Vancouver Hotel
Pacific Ocean
Lord Rutherford
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