King Carnival Boosts New Rink Fund to 631 dollars
At Miniots hall on Friday night a King Carnival featured various attractions and dancing. Barkers lured patrons to spend for glittering prizes while the cafeteria aided the drive, adding 46.04 dollars to the New Rink fund, bringing the total to 631 dollars. Miss Dorothy Spalding won the afghan with ticket 103.
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King Carnival
Dorothy Spalding
Soit Offer Prompts April 1 Deadline at Waited Stores
A brief classifieds note from Waited Stores Ltd Misigta urges customers to place orders by April 1 for Soit off the car and promises savings. The ad emphasizes price cuts and a limited time window.
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Waited Stores, Ltd
Misigta
Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs Pollock dies in Moosomin
Laura Fay Lavina Pollock was born December 21, 1937 and died February 10 in Moosomin. Burial followed in Moosomin with Mr. and Mrs Pollock and Larry later returning to Michota.
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J.pollock
Laura Fay Lavina
Moosomin
John Nixon Warren Oldetmer Crandall Dies at 83
John Nixon Warren of Crandall Manitoba aged 83 died Friday after a period of ill health following a Brandon Hospital operation. native of Wallace township Perth County Ontario he moved to Manitoba in 1878, married Eliza Jane Mac Donald in Fordwich Ontario. He lived in High Bluff Viola Dale Palmerston Crandall and retired in 1916. Survived by wife three daughters Mrs Frame Lenore, Mrs Lorrimer Kerrobert, Mrs Bell Crandall, three sons Ernest Brandon Percy Palmerston Milton Woodworth, one brother James Miniota, 15 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Wallace Township
Perth Co
Ont
Warren
Manitoba
Eliza Jane MacDonald
Fordwich
High Bluff
Viola Dale
Palmerston
Crandall
Rural Council
G. A. McMillan
United Gbharch
Crandall Cemetery
EO Hara
Old Rugged Cross
J. Fraser
J.lawsong
Jas.Wiggins
J. P.clarke
G Robinson
J.hyndman
Jas. Bell
Wm_Irvine
Frank Warren
Clarence. Warren
R.e.mcdonald
R.A McDonald
Damiota
A.frame
Lenore
W. Lorrimer
Kerrobert, Sask
J. Bell
Crandall BrohO’Hara Weekend in Winnipeg News
Crandall BrohO’Hara spent the weekend in Winnipeg. A public meeting is set for Wednesday night to discuss building a new rink. A bridge party took place Saturday evening at the home of.
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Bro’hara
Winnipeg
Birthday Tributes and Local Society Notes
Mrs E Hara honors Miss Patricia O Haras and Miss Gladys Kirton with mentions of March birthdays. The Y P U staged a three act play Love Is Blind directed by Miss Willis with piano solos by Miss W Hazelwood. A dance followed the play and a bouquet was presented to Miss Willis. Twelve attended the W A meeting with Mrs Whitney presiding. A $20 piano payment left $20 balance and $24 on hand. Parsonage Committee may dispose of surplus property as the parsonage is rented to Mr and Mrs A Rudd. Meeting closed with Mizpah benediction.
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E Hara
Patricia O'Hara
Gladys Kirton
Y.P
Miss Willis
W.A
Whitney
Borland
A.rudd
Local society notes from a Brandon Winter Fair week
Isabella Mrs H Reid travels to Winnipeg for medical treatment. Cardale residents Mr and Mrs S Finkbeiner visit J T Finkbeiner home. Attendees at the Brandon Winter Fair include R T Clark W Bardwell G Scorgie Bill and Chas Harrison Pate. A tink whist drive and moccasin dance draw a large crowd. Mrs A S Clark and W H Miller win cards Boldtime Waltz and Mrs Al Clark with P Stewart win spot dance Gordo Kennedy and Olive Brown. Proceeds of 27 dollars support the school piano purchase. Ladies urged to use a fish advertisement coupon for recipes.
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R.t.clark
W. Bardwell
G.scorgie
Bill
Chas
Harrison Pate
Brandon
A.s.clark
W.h.miller
Al.Clark
P.stewart
Gordo Kennedy
Olive Brown
Subverte to the Family Herald and Weekly Star
The Miniota Herald Office advertises a subversion to the Family Herald and Weekly Star. It notes distribution and contact details for readers seeking the transfer.
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Family Herald
Weeky Star
Miniota
Canadian chartered banks and the money they hold
A concise explainer on deposits as liabilities to banks and the safety of Canadian savings. It notes that deposits total about 1.58 billion dollars with 4.79 million Canadians having accounts, and that banks pay interest on deposits while lending at a small profit margin. It emphasizes depositor as creditor and the need for banks to remain able to repay on request.
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Canada
Local Social Notes From Wirtle And Winnipeg Visit
Mrs A Reid of Wirtle visits sister Mrs Shurwell in town. Wilson Rattray of Winnipeg weekend at the Forster home. W White of Oak River weekend at J Wiltshire home. The WMS meets March 30 at 3 PM at Mrs I Hall home.
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Mrs. A. Reid of
Wirtle
Mrs. Shurwell
Wilson Rattray
Winnipeg
Forster
W.white
Oak River
J. Wiltshire
W.M.S
I. Hall
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