Miniota Herald Public Notice and Editorial Note
The Miniota Herald published weekly from Miniotes Manilova SD. Editor and Proprietor R G Mo OLIVER is listed for the publication, indicating a local newspaper operation and ownership details.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 31, 1936
Page
8
The Miniota Herald published weekly from Miniotes Manilova SD. Editor and Proprietor R G Mo OLIVER is listed for the publication, indicating a local newspaper operation and ownership details.
Mre Jas Walker visited Beandon last week. Mr and Mrs herb Fanner visiting the former’s mother at Pipestone. H Gregory and others visiting with Mr and Mrs W Haddon.
Gilbert Rowan rode with Brandon on Tuesday to attend the Beekeepers Convention, joining a small group of travelers heading to the event.
S Patrick of Reeder visits Strathclair with friends prior to departing for Redvers Sask where he will reside.
Me and Mrs Copland and Stanley return this week from Vancouver where they have spent the winter.
If Gov Hoffman does not grant a final clemency, Richard Haupman faces execution tonight after the Court of Pardons ordered the death sentence remain in place.
A fair turnout attended the auction at Jo Scili's on Monday conducted by LS Mac. Phereon. Mer. and Mrs Still and family departed this week for Selkirk where they will reside.
Friends of Rev John Pate formerly of this district learn he was not murdered as a recent broadcast claimed. A letter received this Saturday confirms he is alive and staying in Quincy Washington USA, contradicting the prior report about minister J J Henderson.
Bargain fare to Winnipeg and Brandon. auction sale at G Armstrongs Beulah April 4. Ladies Aid Silver Tea and Home Cooking Sale. Anglican W A Easter Sale. Lenore A aiaete Contest. United P U play.
Mrs Sararas and family express gratitude for friends kindness during illness and for expressions of sympathy and floral tributes at Mr Sararnax death.
R L Stevenson accompanied a car of stock to Winnipeg on Tuesday, with the expedition marking a routine move by the breeder in the region.
Queen Simith of Winnipeg is the guest of her sister Mrs KLE Hei e. The brief social item notes a royal visitor being hosted by family in the city.
Mr and Mrs J Drummond and daughter Thelma of Winnipeg are visiting at the Cumberland Lodge.
The senior hockey team attended the Ilamiota tournament on Saturday and defeated Krento 6 to 4 in the final game.
The play Tt Pays to Advertise was staged in the church lon Phursday to a good crowd. Cast included Misses G Hills and McStalker, Mr and Mrs R E Vasey, L Wright, H Miller, G Heise, C E and Ted Finkbeiner. PJ Beveridge directed. Lunch at the Manse followed.
Curry resumed his role at Dauphin last week after a period away, restoring his duties and presence with the team.
B Curry left on Saturday for Hlumida to oversee his unele a farm duties and operations.
Present plans call for a hydro substation at this location. The information appeared in a public notice released a day ago outlining proposed changes and the project scope for local energy infrastructure.
The regular Mission Hand meeting convened Friday in the school led by Mrs RB Wallace and Dorothy Mitchell. Evelyn Lockhart presented the star from the Study Book on Africa during the usual service.
The C.G.I.T. met on Saturday at J.F. Tennant's home with a devotional on Friendship. After business, a sing song and contests entertained the group. Verna Hall, soon moving to Winnipeg, received a handkerchief shower. Evelyn Leland voiced regrets for losing a popular member, and the meeting closed with lunch.
Mrs Phillips from Crandall is visiting Winnipeg this week. The visit highlights social and community interactions in the region.
Arthur Mossop of Winnipeg visited the district during the past week, staying for several days and meeting local residents and business owners to discuss community matters.
Mrs. C Lee and her daughters who spent the winter with relatives in Saskatoon returned on Saturday.
Mrs P Morrison is recovering from a serious attack of the illness tla. She is under care of Nurse J Elliott.
Despite poor roads and weather a fairly sized congregation gathered for Sunday service where Rev. phen offered lessons drawn from the Good Samaritan story.
The 2nd Annual Crandall Reunion will mark the Women’s Memorial Tribute Building St James on April 16 at 7:45 p.m. A short program, refreshments, and dancing follow, offering attendees a chance to reconnect.
Arrangements note to phone Agnes Kerr at 61574 to confirm attendance. The event costs 25 per person.
The W S held its second annual banquet in the Orange Hall on Friday with a four-person table setting. Mrs Hoodman led the program after dinner, featuring songs and readings proposed by members, assembly singing, vocal selections, and musical numbers by several performers. An address was read by Mrs C Lewis and a bouquet was presented to Rev and Mrs McNair.
A social time of card and other games was enjoyed. A vote of thanks was tendered the committee Mesdames Ross Hureus and Walker who neatly arranged the function.
Miss V McDonald departs this week for Solsgieth after securing a new position. She will assume duties soon and relocate for the assignment.
Mr and Mrs Jos Brown and Ian depart today to take up their former residence at Underhill. Friends and well wishers gather Friday night for a farewell party at the home of Mr and Mrs Jo Frower in their honor.
The second group of the United Church Ladies Aid will hold a Silver Tea and Sale of Home Cooking on Saturday April 4 at the home of Mrs. J. Spalding.
Holy Trinity W A hosts an Easter sale featuring aprons house dresses fancy work and home cooking with a Silver Tea at the Leland Hotel on Saturday afternoon April 1st.
For sale a good work horse and a quantity of spring rye offered by Ted Rowan in Miniota. Contact phone 66 for details.
Sale notice for Arctic White Blossom Sweet Clover pending test F Wiltshire Beulah contact phone 125.
On Saturday pupils held a bonepier with eight rinks led by Shirley Johnson Jas Morgan Bryan Cooper Bruce Wright Garth Johnson Glen McDonald Ronald Chisholm and Ted Grainger. The Grand Challenge was won by Glen McDonald over Garth Johnson. The Consolation finished with Ronnie Chisholm defeating Ted Grainger. They hope to hold another bonspiel soon.
The W M S met on Friday with 12 members present. Mrs KE Forster led the meeting and Mr Brown led devotional exercises. Mrs JP Evans delivered a fine paper on Supply Nork during the session.
Custom hatching offered at $2.50 per hundred eggs and Ever-bearing strawberry plants priced at 60 cents per hundred. Contact Mrs. T. Taylor in Miniota for details.
Farmer F E Cullen advertises Anthony oats for sale at 36 pounds to the bushel for 40 cents per bushel and 34 pounds to the bushel at 35 cents at his farm. Phone number 24 2 4.
Approximately 400 bushels Victory Seed Oats offered at 40 cents per bushel and hulless oats at 500 cents per bushel. Contact W Morton at Two Creeks or call 16-2 Niin iota exchange for details.
A letter from Mra Pordter on behalf of the tempers thanks Mrs Brown for her work with the organization and Brown replies with regret at severing connection after a pleasant tenure.
De Putman questions the current education system and notes most women will be homemakers. He argues for freedom to enter any profession but says few will pursue business or professional careers. He urges tailored instruction for women in home economics and related subjects.
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