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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 13, 1934
Page
8
Miss Dorothy Spalding returned home on Friday from Windsor where she studied at Dominion Business College. Having accepted a position in Birtle she left for there on Friday to begin work.
The Anglican Y P A met in the church basement with Social Group in charge. A luncheon and dancing followed a business meeting at which Mr and Mrs W Howard were invited to host the November 21 gathering. Masonry anniversary events and lodge visits were also reported with congratulatory toasts and a traveling flag ceremony.
Members of Lodge Eikhorn attended the meeting and the plan was to send the report to Lodge Ivy Alexander on November 21, weather and road conditions permitting.
The School Board met in Minnesota on November 6. The Secretary submitted the Inspector reports attendance report and Auditors report.
The report details Florence Bardwell resignation and Muriel Paynter appointment to Palmerston. It lists transportation rate changes across routes Beulah Wyona Wynona Isabella and Palmerston with multiple effective dates and adjustments. It notes October payments of 2400.49 and sets next meeting for Miniota on November 0 at 2 p.m.
Henry Salter died Sunday November 1 at Brandon Hospital after a battle with cancer. Born August 13 1885 in Ealing London he moved to Canada in 1910 living in Minosta and working as a bricklayer. He served with the CEF Military Police in the war and is survived by his widow in Godalming England. Burial with Canadian Legion military honors took place at Miniota cemetery Soldiers Plot. pallbearers listed.
A Curling Club meeting will be held at the Municipal Hall on Monday November 19 at 6 p.m. All interested in curling and the rink opening are urged to attend.
Edith Mildred Kingdon and William Archie Mitchell wed at a Neepawa area home ceremony on Wednesday November 1. Rev J A Stephen and Rev W Graham officiated. Bride wore a light grey tweed suit with cream blouse and navy turban. Honeymoon planned in Saskatoon before returning to Arrow River district. Guests included Mrs W W Mitchell and others from Arrow River and Neepawa.
Arrow River travelers to Winnipeg. Fox warren guest visits. Brandon visitors at Sinclair home. J. Mitchell breaks arm sawing wood. Leland brothers to Swan River for a sawmill post. Mission Band met at Mrs Wallace with life of John McRae talk and In Flanders Fields recitation. Oak River staged The Path Across the Hill to benefit church and Drama League. Olga Townson recovering after appendectomy at Miniota Hospital. W I November meeting hosted by Crandall speaker Mrs A B Dickey on education. Wiggins and Leland duet. 1935 directors elected with Mrs W Dayton as president and officers including Lelond, Tennant, Wiggins, Elliott, Sutherland, and Attwood. Several committees formed for program, social and emergency duties.
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