Mrs G Armstrong Heads to Winnipeg on Visit
Local brief notes that Mrs. G. Armstrong left on Saturday for a several day visit to Winnipeg.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1932
Page
8
Local brief notes that Mrs. G. Armstrong left on Saturday for a several day visit to Winnipeg.
Rains boost harvest prospects in the province over the past week. School field day rewards went to Marjorie Spencer of Miniota and Jimmie Clark of Isabella for top aggregate cups. The Junior Auxiliary of Holy Trinity church enjoyed a Saturday afternoon at Mrs. Ellerington’s home with games lunch and thanks.
Schedule lists upcoming games for the ladies softball league drawing attention from fans and players. The card notes kickoff dates and venues, with matchups among local teams and possible postseason plans pending.
Graduates of Manitoba Agricultural College gathered in Winnipeg to honor Dr. W Black Director of Colonization and Agriculture for the Canadian National Railways Montreal on receiving an honorary Doctor of Laws degree at the University of Manitoba Convocation. Dr Black was the first principal of M A C and was presented with his doctors gown and a testimonial that included Manitoba cabinet ministers BR. B. Horer Blaine Lake and C N R director.
The article contrasts past and present views on teaching. It notes earlier schooling was shorter, public opinion wary of education, and discipline strict. Now extended school life, greater public interest, and teachers with subject mastery plus understanding of child development are required.
The Provincial Exhibition at Brandon features the 1932 grandstand program Canada Marching On. The musical production shows Canada spreading ideas and goodwill on a world tour with scenes of receptions in various countries and hospitality for guests.
A grand festival of music and colorful entertainment unfolds across Canadian venues. World renowned performers headline a lavish program of rhythm stage craft illumination song and dance culminating in a spectacular symphonic finale.
Charles Partridge a Saltcoats pioneer and longtime councillor died Saturday morning June after residing in the district since 1883. He was a successful farmer and long employed by Live Stock for Sale. Frank Cullen lists milk cows and young cattle for sale with available terms.
Branch of the Department of Agriculture Sask Fie is survived by his widow five sons and seven daughters. The oldest son M Partridge of Crandall was by his father’s bedside at Saltcoats until his passing. Funeral at United church Saltcoats conducted by Rev Dongan. Floral tributes reflect high esteem. Interment in family plot Saltcoats Cemetery.
Arrow River defeated Kenton 8 to 1 on the road Monday night, moving their season with a decisive victory. The win showcased strong offense and solid defense led by their standout players.
Misses E. White and McArthur and Neil McLennan motored to Basswood on Friday in a brief local outing.
We are pleased to report that Tom Leland is able to be around again after his illness of last week.
Both nurses are away on cases this week. Nurse Craig is at Isabella and Nurse Elliott at Crandall, leaving coverage in place for patient care.
Mr and Mrs Murdock Elliott, who had been visiting with their parents, returned home to Brandon on Saturday last.
About fifty percent of the wheat is out in head this year indicating an early harvest. potatoes are already in blossom signaling productive fields ahead of usual.
Notice announces a Strawberry Tea and Sale of Home Cooking hosted by St Wilfrids W A at Mrs W Titley’s home on Thursday June 23 at 3 pm. Proceeds support church activities and community programs.
New proprietor announces takeover of Massey Harris Implement Agency in Minnesota and advertises service for oil and repairs in partnership with British American Oil Co. Arthur Leam lists two phone numbers 78 and 55 for orders and service requests.
A large group of young people attended the Thursday dance at Lou Strachan’s barn and reported a good time. The informal gathering featured music and socializing, with attendees noting a lively rural community scene.
The Minieta baseball team visited on Saturday and were defeated by our local boys. Dave léell] served as good umpire for the game.
Instruction requests a bound list of repairs to hand to J. F. Tennant. The message directs reviewing the binder immediately to extract needed repairs and prepare a delivery. It implies prompt action and clear communication with the named party.
A tenant advertises a car load of International Harvester Co. Zinder Twine with a special offer for potential buyers. See him before placing an order for this limited promotion.
Thos Gray, afflicted with inflammatory rheumatism, shows slight improvement though still bedridden.
A large group attended the Memorial service at Miniota on Sunday and regarded it as one of the finest ever. Much credit was given to the Legion for organizing and conducting the event with efficiency.
Four Brandon business men toured the district last week to drum up interest in a convention set for June 23 in Brandon. They aim to address current difficulties and invite attendees to bring problems to Brandon on the 28th.
Last week Kenton defeated our team 12 to 2 to even the series at one win each. Our squad plans a return trip to Kenton to try for another win. Two more games are scheduled to be played locally in the near future.
The W. M. S held a fans meeting at Mrs. W. Tennant’s home last week with Vice President Mrs. C Craig in the chair. An antiplate was answered with Temperance items. A leaflet on the topic was discussed.
Mrs Attwood and Mrs Sinclair gave read and splendid reports on the recent Presbyterial. It was decided to hold a Union meeting of the W M S Young Women Mission Band Baby band and C 31 T in the church on July 4.
Isabella announces Austin Warren will visit J B Weise and Mr and Mrs A C Heise in Fort William for two weeks with plans to tour local sites and meet contacts.
Mrs K Morrison and her son Kenneth from Brandon spent last week with Mr and Mrs R E B Hee. The visit highlighted family moments and hospitality in the community.
Misses E Schmidt G Hills Mr and Mrs H Reid Mr and Mrs J Robertson and sons and Sid Finkbeiner spent the week end at Clear Lake.
Mr and Mrs Slotzer and their son Keith of Lacadena Sask spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs J J and J H Finkbeiner. They left on Monday to visit the Scates and are motoring back home.
Latest dainty and fashionable ladies sport sweaters offered by United Stores Ltd in Miniota at prices of 2.85 and 1.95 dollars.
Born on Tuesday June 14 at Isabella, a son to Mr and Mrs R Searth named William Barry.
Beulah Hawes welcomes a son born Sunday June 19 at Miniota Hospital to Mr and Mrs Bert Hawes. The newborn joins the family and is expected to bring joy to their home.
Thos Wolstenholme expresses deep appreciation to Electors of Hamiota Constituency for approving the Bracken Government. He thanks supporters for hospitality and aid during a strenuous campaign, signing with his name.
Major Bill McGeehan and Lionel Hitchman each hauled sizable salmon while fishing in New Brunswick. John Cudahy, hunting near Banff, faced a charging grizzly and dropped it with one cartridge left. The Canada Pacifics bargain trips boosted weekend and holiday travel, attracting visitors to Montreal and other centers. A large funeral tribute in Montreal honored George A. Weston with attendance by military, civic, and religious leaders.
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