Modnell Visits Daughter Over Weekend
Local note reports Mrs W L Modnell spent the weekend visiting her daughter in Makaroft.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 12, 1930
Page
8
Local note reports Mrs W L Modnell spent the weekend visiting her daughter in Makaroft.
The W A toast list honored and speeches heard as the Grand President awarded a Jewel of Merit to a Lodge Gordon member. W corner received the decoration amid a lively program. A vocal solo by W Huelin and a court whist drive ended the evening with prizes won by Mrs A Spencer and Mrs H Spencer.
Fragmentary report notes hostility rumors at Deloraine with unclear dates and figures. Disjointed text mentions hospital tumors and a monetary amount but lacks coherent facts or names.
Those who wish to get an entry term for the Worlds rain Show at Regioe in 1932 can de so ak The Herald office. Mr. and Mrs G Long left on Tuesday for a visit to Winnipeg with Mr Long attending the 143 G convention as a delegate of the local.
Warm and stylish overcoats offered at United Stores Ltd in Miniota. The listing promotes a splendid value with price tagged at 23.50 dollars for men and youths.
Mr and Mrs J J Henderson with daughters Gladys and Jean and Lorna Forsyth drive to Neepawa on Monday to visit Mrs Irene Henderson. Mr and Mrs Trout depart Tuesday for Devonshire England and expect to return in April. Ratepayers meeting set for Wednesday night at the Municipal Hall at 8.30. All ratepayers urged to attend to discuss municipal and school matters.
Mrs Light of Roblin remembered for Labor Day incident saw Constable Pitt convicted of manslaughter at Dauphin assizes last week and sentenced to ten years in prison.
The Selkirk Chamber of Trade sponsors a drive to keep highways open during winter. A convention will discuss limits to governmental and monetary authorities and is to be held in Winnipeg on December 8th.
Residents rallied to buy poppies and display remembrances in all sections. A Sunday feature urged Armistice remembrance and urged continued work for lasting world peace.
The United Church Young Peoples Society held its regular meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Strachan on Wednesday night. The group enjoyed social games and decided to stage a concert on December 12 with arrangements and publicity to follow. Autograph album presented to Mr and Mrs Strachan as they left. The next meeting is set for the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peel on the 19th.
The Rectory committee elected Honorary President J J Henderson and President Rev W P Mason. Other officers include Vice President Miss Brown, Secretary Treasurer Miss Andrew Corespondent Miss Andrew, and Entertainment Committee led by Miss Brown. A test meeting is set for Wednesday November 12 with a Whist drive at The Minieta Hartel.
Lerge Gordon of the Sons of Figland held its apris banquet Thursday night in the basement of Ilely Trinity Church. The event drew Grand President A. Veste and District Deputy KR Harden of Brandon among attendees. The banquet was served in splendor and enjoyed by those present.
Farmers urged to stock up on salt with white blocks 70c pink blocks 85c barrel salt 4.35. Nomination day 13 near as retiring council and school board members are named Reeve Graham Ward 2 C Spencer 30 Craig 6 KR Veet School Board 13 Pinkbeiner 2G L Woods 3 W Miller 4 Wm. J. Bonner 547 K Douglas 6 W Lindsay.
A Minnesota school board meeting last Tuesday approved a motion directing teachers to spend ten minutes on Friday explaining the meaning of Armistice Day to pupils. A general financial discussion followed with the supervisor’s report received. The next meeting is set for Miniota on Friday November 28.
A group of young people motored to Hartney on Sunday to visit Reverend Dixon.
A successful pancake supper and Christmas bazaar were held in the church basement on Friday evening. CGAM.T organized the musical items and received praise. The event raised S$1.
Williamson of Brandon spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Fred Reid. Mrs Reid then joined the Johnsons for a stay in Portage for a while.
The Young People will hold a special Sunday night service as Don Melellan of Miniota speaks on the recent P. P. convention in Toronto. Invitations extend to Rothsay and Blaris youths and Ybdu are also invited.
On Monday evening Rev H S Bowman solemnized the marriage of Cecil Wall of Isabella to Miss Jessie Kym of Rossboro. The ceremony was in the presence of friends. Mr and Mrs Wall will reside on their farm here with best wishes for happiness and prosperity.
The wedding of Elizabeth Frances Brown eldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs Brown and Alexander Hannah of Toronto took place at the United Church on Wednesday afternoon. The ceremony featured Lohengrin as the procession, Rev H I Bowman officiated, and a reception followed at Mr and Mrs N Ball’s home before the couple departed for Brandon and then Toronto.
The committee held a last week meeting to arrange first half winter events. A Friday dance opens the lineup with a debate and musical programme about two weeks later. Proceeds from admissions and lunch go to the hall fund.
Beulah Bits reports Mrs Mountain of Virden spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Gow.
Rev. J. A. Stephen BA serves as pastor for the Miniota area United Church of Canada charge after appointment.
R S Fraser travels to Winnipeg this week to participate in the U G G convention. He joins fellow attendees for discussions and events centered on the organization's goals and activities.
Beulah Anglican Church will hold a sale of work and home cooking in Forster's Hall on Saturday in November at Seelock. Tea will be served from 3:30 to 5:30.
Miss Naylor spent the week at MacGregor while Miss Hood stayed in Winnipeg. The two young ladies traveled for social visits and local gatherings, sharing news of their engagements and plans.
Two six month old Aberdeen Angus Bell calves offered for sale at five dollars each. Papers supplied. Contact T. Ge Long Minot at phone 222.
Miss Walker, a Brandon college student, spent the weekend with her brother Mr Walkes.
Jim Ross is spending a short time visiting at Birch River while M. J. Bridge 1 attends the fall assizes at Minnedosa as a juryman. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and son of Portage and Mr. and Mrs W.
E W Beatty of the Canadian Pacific Railway warns that government meddling in business breeds waste and higher taxes. Quebec reports 33,040 miles of rural roads with 41 percent permanently improved. Canadian Chamber delegates, including financiers and manufacturers, depart Montreal for a Far East tour aboard the Empress of Russia, describing the delegation as the most important ever to leave Canada for Japan and China.
Dave Williams delivered a well preserved pemican sample found in the Duck Mountain district by his brother Bert. The item reflects how relics from bygone days appear in invitations and reminders in the Invitat district.
Advertisement lists a 1S months old purebred York shire hoar from Brandon Mental Institute stock priced at 30 dollars. Contact T. H. Wheatland via phone 713 Urandall exchange.
The annual meeting of the Horacultural Society will be held at the Municipal Hall on Thursday evening the 13th of 1930. The election of officers and other business will take place. Everybody welcome. Hedrett, Secretary.
Mrs Wolf and Mr Wolf welcomed a daughter at Beulah on Thursday November 6.
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