Rally Day services brighten United Churches in district
Rally Day services were held in United Churches across the district with attendance above usual. Miniota church drew 165 souls for an uplifting program with addresses by RetiE S Dixon and Mrs J Stowe. Next week Promotion exercises at the Strachan home feature talks on home Current Events and new convenor appointments across four departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Churches
Miniota Chureh
Retie S.dixon
Night Flying Beacons Planned For Western Airways
The department of national defence in Ottawa announces contracts for lighting Western Ontario Airways and the Trans Prairie Air Mail route. Fourteen electric beacons on 60 foot towers and 47 acetylene gas beacons will illuminate night flights between Edmonton Calgary and Winnipeg. Night operations save hours on transcontinental mail, with benefits for western cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of National Defence
Ottawa
Western Ontario Airways
Trans-Prairie
Edmonton
Calgary
Winnipeg
Harvest Festival Services at Arrow River and Miniota
Anglican churches held harvest festival services Sunday at Arrow River and Miniota. Decorated sanctuaries featured grain foliage and garden produce. Arrow River attendance was strong with a well spirited afternoon service led by Holy Trinity Choir. At Miniota 180 attendees joined in the evening service and sang an anthem. The address themed The Earth is the Lord's was well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrow River
Miniota
Holy Trinity Church
Minigta
Meeting of United Church Young People’s Society
A brief report notes a meeting of the United Church Young People’s Society discussing upcoming activities and plans for seasonal programs. Attendees reviewed schedules and submitted event ideas to promote community engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Church Young People’s Society
Cranda Visits Winnipeg as Locals Gather
Cranda items note Charles Lewis visiting his parents in Winnipeg. Misa Vandazar assistant principal spent the weekend at her home in Arguayike. Mrs E Vance, in Prandon hospital, is reported to be improving per latent reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Lewis
Winnipeg
Misa Vandazar
Arguayike
E. Vance
Prandon Hospital
Rally at United Church Draws Large Attendance in Winnipeg
Sunday event at the United Church drew a large audience. The programme was well received. Mr and Mrs J W Beer visited Crandall over the weekend and returned to Winnipeg Sunday. Mr Beer left Monday for Kingston University studies and Mrs Beer teaches at Norquay School Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.W. Beer
Crandall
Winnipeg
Onions Price and Availability from United States Limited
United States Limited of Miniota advertises No 1 Grade onions at 400 dollars per 100 pound sack. The shipment is to arrive in a few days and customers are urged to book orders now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C
United States
Beulah Notes Departures and Local School Farewells
Beulah residents report Walter Fraser left Monday for the M A C and Mrs Iddins of Winnipeg visits with J M Lyon who left Tuesday for home. Staff plan to attend Brandon fall convention. W A of St Wilfrid's Beulah held a pleasant evening in Forster's Hall in honor of Miss Amy Titley departing for Manitoba Agricultural College. Program featured Carnegie family bagpipe and Highland dance, Derward siblings, Amy and May Titley, and a reading by Mrs Kirkland. Rector Rev G Armstrong gave Titley a Morroco bound hymn and prayer book for her service as organist, lunch followed, and the gathering ended with Auld Lang Syne and The King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Wilfrid’s Church
Beulah
Forster's Hall
Amy Titley
Manitoba Agricultural College
Carnegie
P. Derward
W.L. Derward
Amy
May Titley
Weekend visit and rally day services reported
Misses E. Shaw and F. Bridge and Mr. T. M. Kenzie of Brandon spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. M. Bridge. The Rally Day services held here on Sunday last were well attended and a very enjoyable programme was rendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
E. Shaw
F. Bridge
T.M. Kenzie
Brandon
M. Bridge
Isabella notes a Warren visit Winnipeg last week
Isabella notes A Warren spent a few days in Winnipeg last week. A Poultry Pool shipping point has been organized at Decker. R Williamson and sister of Brandon spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs F Reid. Mr and Mrs W Hood and family of Basswood spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs D Wright. Mr and Mrs Johnson and family of Portage la Prairie spent the past week with Mr and Mrs F Reid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Warren
Winnipeg
Decker
R,. Williamson
Brandon
F. Reid
Mrs Stevenson Ends Calgary Visit Returns Home
Mrs Stevenson's four month stay with her daughter in Calgary has concluded as she returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. T.stevenson
Calgary
Burglary Report at Clare Cornish Store on Friday Night
A thief broke into Clare Cornish's shop Friday night. Two sweaters and a coat were stolen, with glass at the door broken. It is unclear if any other items were taken and whether the entry was the only act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Cornish
Frida
New Disease Found Sunday Sickness Reported By Vicar
The Rev. A V Astin of Christ Church Chadderton describes morbus sabbaticus as a Sunday only illness affecting churchgoers. The condition begins at service time with no Saturday symptoms and ends Monday with a refreshed return to normal. The vicar notes the disorder lacks weekend symptoms until the church hour each Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.V. Astin
Christ Church, Chadderton
Miniota United Church Plans Anniversary Services
The Miniota United Church Pastoral Charge led by Rev. Earl S Dixon announces anniversary services on October 13 at 2 30 and 7 30 p m with Rev W A Maclean D D of Riverview United Church as speaker. Arrow River service on October 27. Discussion reflects on winter activities and local hockey rink ideas for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church of Canada
Miniota
Earl S. Dixon
Two Creeks
Arrow River
Miniota United Charge
W.A. Maclean D. D
Riverview United Church
Winnisey
Notice of Pool Members Meeting at Municipal Hall
A meeting of pool members will be held in the Municipal Hall on Friday October 7 at 8 PM to discuss resolutions to be brought up at the General Annual Meeting. V E G Little is Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fics
A. J. Shunk
John Spalding
Yarwood E
Dixon WL. Hodnett
Grant P. Leam
Spencer W
Leland DA. Fraser RK Chalmers
M.D. W.L. Dorward
Leland P McPherson
RM Oliver H.L. Albright
Jas
A_Frazer
W. Titley
E_ Aspinwall
Peel J
J.henderson
J K Lynch EK
H. Woods
J.D Forsyth
E.cullen
John F.strachan
Watts Geo. Reynolds
E.h.baliy
J.W Hotner J. R. Mitchell
The
Chautauqua Committee
William H. Warewood
Jonn Spalding
E.g.little
Also Mentioned on This Page
Francelette
J. F. Strachan
Byron
Con. Dorward
Laurie Chalmers
Miss McLenehan
Social
Phyllis Dorward
Christian Fellowship
Stuart
Miss Mitchell
Gwen Taylor
Grace Cornish
Margaret Rowan
Fand
Nina Evans
Don Dorward
Mrs. Strachan
Young People’s Society
F Sharpe
Lodge Gordon Sons of
England
Miniota Hall
Arrow River Gloom
Adanaic
Wig and Grease Paint Club
Jessie Rae Taylor
Harmony Land
Adanae Male Quartette
Mos
Chautauqua
Atlantic
Randall Concert Company
Eleanor Randall
Grace Bonick
Mary Smith
Robert Wilson
C. LeRoy Kenney
William Rader
Grace
Comedietta
Miss Bonnick
Miss Smoath
Mr. Walson
Mr. Kenney
Walter Fraser
M.A.C
Mrs. Iddins
J.M Lyon
Isabella
T. Ho
Wheatland
Crandall Exchange
Herald Office
Holstien
A. Jolley
Geo. 13
Ferris
J. H. Stewart
Andy Granes
A. Wyneass
Canada
Trein
Winniped
Westerns Canada
Success Business College
Portag
Wires
Exmonton St
Manitoba
Belitnion of
Commerce
Regina
Bud
Off
Success Colleges
Isabella Garage
Sparton Radio
Sparton
Alex. Clark
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!