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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 10, 1928
Page
8
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A series of performances delighted attendees with concerts, drama, and lectures. Agnes McPhay led a vocal segment, while the Slout Players staged Wheels of Justice and Applesauce to capacity crowds. The Bessie Larcher orchestra played Friday, and Judge Fred G. Bale delivered impactful talks on youth and defense.
Justice of Peace J R Mitchell appeals to readers after Mrs H Day reports being knocked down by a bicycle ridden by Freddie Bryant on Mintota sidewalks. He warns that further complaints will be acted on under the law.
Sarah McKenzie, wife of Hugh Walker Sr., died Friday morning at her Willon home after a period of illness. She remained able to manage household duties until near the end and was held in high esteem by the Willen community.
Mr and Mrs Walker Sr and family came from Newton Stewart Scotland to Canada in 1906 and settled on the Willen farm. The deceased reached 82 years 10 days. Funeral was held Saturday at home with Rev Lyscave officiating. Interment followed at Miniota cemetery. Survived by husband and children Robert and Jack of Willon, William of Moose Jaw, and Hazh of Miniota. Community sympathy extended.
Miss Cotton and Cork attended the teachers convention at Brandon. Mr and Mrs R E Heise and sons spent Sunday with relatives at Alexander. Mr and Mrs W Iverach J S P and H Heise visit friends in Saskatchewan. Anniversary services set for Sunday October 7. S P Heise and brother Henry motored from Chicago last week and are visiting here.
Mrs. W Beer Ruby Fink Heiner Lloyd Borland and W Cumberland spent the weekend in Winnipeg, enjoying time away from home and visiting local sights and friends.
The W.1 held its October meeting at the Manse on Wednesday afternoon. Beside routine business it was agreed to stage a play in November.
Reverend Brady led the morning service here and preached at Decker for anniversary services in the afternoon and evening. Reverend Bowman and Brady swapped pulpits in a Sunday exchange highlighting the church calendar.
Rural demand for the Manitoba Agricultural College grows as crops improve and weather allows harvest. The women’s course starts on the 16th, while the men’s course opens at month end after the busy farm season. The college at Winnipeg offers substantial opportunities for young people.
The public must know early appendicitis signs to seek prompt treatment and reduce the current death rate from this disease.
The article explains classic appendicitis signs such as center abdominal pain nausea and vomiting then right lower quadrant tenderness. It warns against purgatives and urges immediate medical care and surgery for best outcome. It also notes education opportunities for Manitoba farmers.
Special Anglican services planned for Sunday as Lord Bishop of Brandon visits the district. Harvest Thanksgiving at Beulah and Arrow River at 11 a.m. Address by the Bishop. Confirmation service at Miniota at 7:50 p.m. Bishop in charge with Miniota choir assisting.
Classified note seeking a Manitoba farm for sale at a good price. Owners should send price and description to F. B. G. Box 495 Olney I.
A six months course is available at Success Business College in Winnipeg or Relance School of Commerce in Regina. Interested applicants should contact the Herald Editor for details.
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