Local and General News Highlight Rural Community Events
Dixon filled Russell services replacing Rev Millar who led Arrow River worship. Lansdowne election yielded Hon Dr McKenzie 268 votes ahead of Dr Licks. Features include Farming First and The Family Herald. A bridal shower honored Mr and Mrs Switzer with thanks for gifts. Arrow River church anniversary services praised by Rev J D Millar with choir and Armistice themes followed by a fowl dinner and a lively program with local contributors.
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KE S&s. Dixon
Russell
Millar
Arrow River
Arrow Liver
J. D. Millar
W. Ferguson
Ruth Mitchell
Islay Leland
R . Dickey
Dream Facee
Roys Brady
Dunnett and
Dixon
Armistice Day Service at Holy Trinity Church
A special Armistice Day service was held at Holy Trinity Church on Sunday night with both Girl Guide companies and the Canadian Legion in attendance and enjoying the impressive service.
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Holy Trinity Church
Girl Guide Companies
The
Canadian Legion
Delegates Attend G. Convention in Calgary This Week
J J. Taylor W. Maxfield RB. S. H. Fraser and J. E. Heise attend the G. convention in Calgary as delegates from their locals during this week.
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J J. Taylor
W .Maxfield
S. H
Fraser
J. E. Heise
Calgary
Air travel grows with daily sightings and mail routes
The frequent appearance of aeroplanes is noted as common, with passages seen daily in both eastern and western directions. The report mentions mail, express and passenger services and suggests the route is by the C N Ry.
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C.N Ry
Party at Leland Home Draws Large Local Attendance
A Friday night house party hosted by Mr and Mrs T Leland drew a large attendance. Dancing and music by local talents dominated the program with guests reporting a splendid time.
Nomination Day Set For Municipal Officers And Trustees
Tuesday next is nomination day for municipal officers and school trustees. Nominations will be received between one and two oclock in the council chamber. Public officers whose terms expire include Councillors Reeve C Graham Ward 2 Councillor Doyle Ward 3 Councillor Craig Ward 6 Councillor Pee Hall not provided and trustees for Wards 1 2 3 4 5 6. After nominations the annual ratepayers meeting will be held in Miniota hall with all ratepayers invited to discuss municipal matters.
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Canact
C. Graham
Doyle
Craig
Pee
W. Iverach
J. T. Finkbeiner
G. L. Woods
W. H. Miller
Wm. J. Bonner
G. K. Douglas
W. Lindsay
Rate Ayers
Miniota Hall
Bride Ruth Bryant Weds David McKeen at Holy Trinity
Ruth Elizabeth Bryant and David Terrice McKeen were married on Tuesday November 6 at Holy Trinity church Miniota. The ceremony, sung by a full choir, was led by Rev. G L Armstrong with assistance from Rev. John Frank of Hamiota. The bride wore sand crepe de chine with a matching hat and carried carnations and roses.
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Ruth Elizabeth Bryant
David Terrice McKeen
Holy Trinity Church
Miniota
S.C. Bryant
G. L. Armstrong
John Frank
Hamiota
M. Beard
M. Murray
Mehkeen
Marion Henderon Weds at Register Signing
Miss Marion Henderon sang Perfect Leave as the couple left the church during register signing. A buffet luncheon welcomed guests at the Uryant home. Gifts included cuff links for the groom, pearls for the bride, and plates for attendants. The couple then traveled to Virden and Brandon for their honeymoon.
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Marion Henderon
Mra
Silas Uryant
Isabella Notes Update on Weekend Visits
Mrs H Reid spent the weekend in Winnipeg. J Whyte of Calgary visited Mr and Mrs W over the weekend. Miss E Bridge is in town from Brandon and Miss E Iverach of Russell also spent the holiday here with their families. Mrs S Kuppers and family left on Tuesday to reside in Winnipeg.
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Amos Garr
Thureday
Mr. Switzer
Brandon
Mrs. H. Reid
Winnipeg
J. Whyte
Calgary
Mrs. W. Iverach
E. Bridge
E. Iverach of
Russell
Mis. S
Kuppers
Miller and Craigs Take Winnipeg Visit
Mr and Mrs W H Miller and Mrs C Craig motored to Winnipeg on Saturday for a short visit.
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C. Craig
Winnipeg
Miss Davidson to speak on her visit to the Old Country
Miss Davidson will give a talk on her visit to the Old Country this Friday night at 8pm in the church. The event is organized under the auspices of the Women's Institute.
Successful Boys Work Conference and WI meeting noted
A successful Boys Work Conference attracted about 40 boys and several ministers with Mr. McMillan attending. A Saturday banquet preceded a Sunday close, and officials anticipate good outcomes for the Boys Work Board. The WI annual meeting at Mrs. W. Iverach’s home featured Dr. O Brien on Health Area Scheme and new officer elections led by President Mrs. H Finkbeiner and officers including Mesdames Scarth Brisbin Finkbeiner Heise and Stewart, with Miss A Iverach as Secretary and Miss A Corke as Treasurer.
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McMillan
Boys Work Board
W. Iverach
O’brien
H. Finkbeiner
Specialist to Test Eyes at Rossin House
John J and Arklie R O will conduct sight testing and fitting of glasses at the Rossin House in Birtle on Thursday November 22nd.
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John J
Arklie R. O
Rossin House
Birtle
Manitoba Wheat Pool District Representatives Named
Messrs F Bruce, V Little, G K Douglas, J R Mitchell, L Berwick and C Ellerington served as district representatives at the Manitoba Wheat Pool annual general meeting held in Brandon last week.
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Messrs
F. Bruce V. Little
G. K. Douglas
J R Mitchell
L. Berwick
C. Ellerington
Manitoba Wheat Pool
Brandon
Hugh Gibbon Thanks Forefighters After Tuesday Fire
Hugh Gibbon expresses gratitude to about 50 volunteers who quickly joined to help fight the Tuesday blaze. The community response underscored quick action and solidarity amid the incident.
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Hugh Gibbon
Tueday
Ladies Aid Bazaar at United Church Parlor
The Ladies Aid of the United church will hold their annual bazaar in the church parlors on Saturday December 1 at 3 p.m. Supper will be served from 5 to 7 p.m.
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Ladies Aid of the United Church
Miniota Rural Municipality sets November 30 election on school levy
Public notice states a by law to raise one mill annually for ten years to fund new buildings equipment and capital projects within the Miniota school district. Voting will occur Friday November 30 1928 at multiple ward locations and officials will tally votes December 1 1928 at Miniota Municipal Hall. John Spakling is Clerk.
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Neawee
Muawipel School
Miniota
Kabela
John Chapman's
Forsters’ Hall
Beulah
John Bell's
G. E. Reyuoki
Assinibcin
Municpality
Manitoba
John
Spakling
FOR SALE AND WANTED Notices From Miniota
FOUND IN THE SOUTH HILL TON MONDAY A 3 TINE FORK. FOR SALE Bay Driving Mare Pacer raised to this year Price 50.00 or trade for young cattle. Geo E Mellor Jr phone 1713 Miniota. FOR SALE Pure Bred Ayrshire Bull 24 years old sold cheap for cash. F E Cullen phone 2424 Miniota. WANTED A night operator for Miniota Telephone Central. Applications with lowest salary not necessarily accepted. John Spalding Sec treasurer Rural Municipality of Miniota.
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Pacer
Geo. E Mellor, Jr
F.E Cullen
Miniota
Hatchery offers discount on purebred baby chicks
Saylor's Hatchery at 362 Furby St. Winnipeg, Man offers White Leghorns Barred Rocks Red Wyandottes White Rock Anconas Minorca Orpingtons and other breeds. Early order discount available and free catalogue upon request.
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Anconas
Saylor’s
Furby St
Winnipey
Man
Wanted Experienced Man for Farm Winter Work
WANTED Experienced man red coupe with two children seeks winter farm work. Apply to it Ko 4, phone 283. Mivinta.
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Mivinta
Public Health Nurse as Community Health Teacher
The public health nurse is the key to spreading essential health knowledge to individuals and families. She teaches, demonstrates, and plans with mothers to improve child care and nutrition, reducing infant deaths through everyday practice and persistence.
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Friendlyeighbors
Public Health Nurse Training and Community Immunity
A public health message urges adequate numbers of Public Health Nurses in every community. It emphasizes nurses trained in modern methods to protect mothers and babies from disease and promote overall health.
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Theaive
Eitiron
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Lansdowne
Dr. McKenzie
Dr. Licks
Farming First
Family Herald
Weekly Star
Montreal
Canada
National Farm Journal
Home Magazine
Wonderful
McKeen— Bryant
McDonalds Outfitting Shop
Stout
John A. McDonald & Son
Rosser Avenue
Isabella
Isabella Garage
Alex Clark
Assiniboine River
F. E. Cullen
C.2r
Fred Bruce
Uno
D. Gilchrist
Moncay
United Church of Canada
Earl S. Dixon
Fetel
Lenleohar
Schoo Aid
Arrow Fiver
Wa. m
Miniotaliam Sanday School
John Bunyan
Church of England
God
Gabel Optometrist
Virden
Canadian Pacific
Pacific Coast
Vancouver
Victorias
New Westminster
Eastern
Atlantic
St. John
Halifax
Portland
Canadian National Railways
Canadian National
Cana
Ian National
Eastern Canada
W. J. Quinlan
Ette Pe Cet