Local social notes from Winnipeg visit and charity radium fund
Mrs J Spelding and Mrs FP Wythe visited Winnipeg last week along with Mrs Whalmers. A fund of five dollars per year is requested to defray expenses for radium treatment of charity cancer cases from outside Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs Dave Stewart and family and Mr and Mrs W Honner visited Solsgirth on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Spelding
Mra
Winnipeg
Dave Stewart
Mra W. Honner
Solsgirth
Grocer Special Ad and Local Young Peoples Conference Notes
Saturday shopping ads list Bellogs Corn Flakes dates and Beyond. Delegates Edna Rowan Kal Lync Doris MacPherson W Spalding H Mchae attended the Newdale Young Peoples Conference with H R McRae presiding. Miss Kby nch elected secretary treasurer. W I met to plan yearly project and cancer campaign in schools with teachers, while Mrs Rollins will visit homes with no children. Mrs Conway and Mrs team donated prizes from the Handcraft Exhibition to begin the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Rowan
Kal Lync
Doris MacPherson
W. Spalding
H. Mchae
Young Peoples Conference
Newdale
H.R. McRae
K Bynch
Rollins
Soho
Conway
Eam
W.I
School Board Meeting at Miniota Delivers Budget Changes
A Manitoba school board meeting in Miniota discussed transport rate changes effective August and September, arbitration for Gienlochar school, staff reappointments, and a social evening. The election concluded with Ip Biarquette, J.A Glen, KC elected, and Liberal party standings noted.
Anniversary Service at Minsota United Church Honors Trail of Faith
Rev S H Brown led the anniversary service at Minsota United Church with the sermon Right 2nd Wrong Thelehoir rendered He anthen. The Sun Shall Be Me More and a female voice selection Gomme Holy Spirit were featured. Rev J Dunnett Oakner spoke in the evening on the text Can See All Things. Special choir music included O Lord How Manifold Are Thy Works Fear Not Cruel and Saviour Again to Thy Dear Name. The anniversary supper on Monday honored Ladies Aid with an afterglow program of doskey diamonds recitations and music by Kenton and Arrieta clubs. Speakers included Rev J Dunnett and Rev H Bowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S H. Brown
McConnell
Minsota United Church
J. Dunnett
Oakner
Ladies Aid
Jennie Benner
Mattie Taynor
Kathleen Spencer
Audrey Lelandi
Joy Mill
Marjorie Horner
George Stowe
Bless This House
Mrs. Rollins
Kenton
E.h.reid
Gordon Fraser
Arrieta Music Club
Pauline Tennant
A Stephen
Everett Tennant
Roy Leland
J.dunnett
H. [. Bowman
Isabella
Rural Council Deliberations Include Property Sale and Pensions
The Rural Council met Tuesday and approved selling Lot 22 Block 5-Crandall to Ralph Pulver for 25 dollars. It set December as the tax sale month and instructed the Reeve to purchase parcels as needed. It authorized refund of freight on hay toy purchasers, and considered Old Age Pension applications for Jamee Todd J. W. Crawford Archibald Bisset and Samuel Richardson with liens on property where required. It accepted James Walker’s offer for Lots 5 and 6 Block 4 Miniota for 25 cash and 25 due in one year, and recommended Archibald Bisset’s pension to start October 19 1935. An offer of 150 dollars from S Shier for part NE 3 85 13 23 containing 1 acre was approved with 50 dollars noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer—Kay
Crandall
Ralph Pulver
Sawyer—Reid
Mark—Taylon
Jamee Todd
Mark — Warren
J. W. Crawford
Mark—T Paylor
Samuel Richardson
Sawyer-Gray
James Walker
Miniota
Warren — Taylor
Archibald Bisset
Mark—Taylor
S Shier
Balance of Cash in One Year Cited
A fragment notes a cash balance due in one year with a date reference of November 624, implying a long term payment or liability in an outdated accounting entry. The readable text lacks additional context on parties or amounts.
Community Church Service Honors An Anniversary
Rev J D McNair led services at Oakner field for a Witch S Anniversary of the Wuson of the WoM S. Visitors from Chumeb and Palmerston attended. A WM S pageant from WM. S. Monthly was performed and a humorous sketch of Womainion and W.M.S. work was staged. Mrs T Bor land presided at cake cutting, the birthday cake decorated with candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wom.s
Chumeb
Palmerston
WM. S
Womainion
Winnipeg Social Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week
Mra Creik of Winnipeg visits daughter Mre Robertson and other relatives spend time in Lowris Brandon and Harding. Various couples and families from Brandon Veloraine Roverton and Winnipeg join gatherings. Anniversary services set for Sunday with Rev Wilson in charge. Minnie Wallace bride elect given a shower and cake at Mrs A E Bred. Missionary Society events in Isabella feature Misa Mitchell addressing WMS sessions. The CGIT program closes the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Wallace
A.E. Bred
Beulah Mrs Hall Visits Foxwarren and Local Meetings
Beulah notes show Mrs Hall spending the weekend at Foxwarren while the United U.P.S. plans a meeting on Wednesday at 8 30 p.m. Various locals visit relatives and recoveries noted. The CCF meeting drew many attendees with J W Pratt MDA as speaker and WT met at Mrs T Forster’s with papers on the League of Nations Australia and a Decker board report. A special cancer fund collection was taken and lunch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Forster
Johnson
League of Nations
J.P. Evans
Australia
Jas Clarke
Decker
A S Frazer
Millicent
Murray Forster
Cancer Fund
Community Hall Club Whist Drive and Dance Winners
A large crowd attended the event sponsored by the Community Hall Club on Friday. Prizes went to Mrs Haney, dies, and Gordon Beyhoe with Titly. tied for second were Mrs G Brace and E Spencer. Premiums included a May May chair, Mrs F Bowman, Aladdir Jarmo, and Roseborough from Oakville with carving set. The committee thanks volunteers and especially the ladies who supplied land. The Cheb snocal meeting will be held Friday at 8.30 in the brick school. all are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Hall Club
Mrs & Haney
Dies
Gordon Beyhoe
Titly
G Brace
E Spencer
Rade
May Titleysarmchair
Mis F Bowman
Aladdir Jarmo
Roseborough
Oakville
M Thompson
Mearts and Blossoms operetta led by Miss Kirton
Seventeen WMS members met at Mrs. Kirton’s home to report on a Friday operetta "Mearts and Blossoms" with cast including June Manning Phillip Brandon Betty Bracess and others. Funds and mission plans were discussed and a Baby Band reception was announced. A store break in at Sinclair’s is also reported with theft details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Kirton
June Manning
Mine Mronice
Mrs. Manning
Phillip Brandon
Perry Higgins
Matthew Brande
Betty Bracess
Bob
Tom
Riecese Eine
Eileen
Malindy
WMS
Kirton
Wiggine
Pauline Tennant
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Bellogs
Westons
United States, Ltd
Minista
Minsota
Dept of Education
Gilenlocher School
H. D Armtage
Glenlocher School
Lindsay
Wm. Miller
Arrow River
Beulah
Wynona
Lindsay —Sinclair
Minister of Education
Gienlochar
Finkbeiner
Forster
Campelon
Ip Biarquette
J.A Glen, KC
Liberal
Conservative Social Credit
Gc. C. F
Li U. F. O
AOL
Rural Council
Jno. Webb
Donald Cartwright
Athalasca
Ren.j Dunnett
J. D. McNair
THE
Brockie
Brandon
United Stores, Ltd
Minieta
Batke
Evangelist
G. A. Batke
Mee Hazel Schofeld
Swift Current
Laura Delle
Weepland de
Shamrock
Elliott Fisher
Burroughs
the Success Business College
P. Ave
Edmonton Street
A Stephen of
J D McNair
Oakner Field
Mra Creik
Mre. A. Robertson
H Rei
F. Riches
Lowris
W. Iverach
Roverton
D Iverach
Jas. Svenach
Batehart
KR. Bridge of
Harding
M.J. Bridge
W. Ashcroft
St. Uall
England
Snurper
Birtle
Evelyn Craw
Wilson of
Gardale
Misa Mitchell
W.M S
Mrs Hall
Foxwarren
United U.P.S
Miss A
Wiltshire
Lenore
Miss Wilcox of
Mes T Shurwell
Miss Page
J' Page
Mona Coltiman
Winnpeg
G .’.Fitten
T.sharvell
C.C.F
J. W
Pratt. M.D.A
Atch
Nernice Wiggine
Dorothy Mitehel
Margaret Lucite
Helen Tennant
Olive Mitchell
Verna Hall
Annie Sucka
Orence McKinnon
Sie A
Sarah Ness
Helen Hankin
Evelyn Leland
Mavis Townson
Georgina Torrance
Sinclair
les.Horner
Robi Elliott
South Road
Les
Sinclair Robert
Western Canada Flour Mills
Federal
Canada
Canadian Wheat Board
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