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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 17, 1933
Page
8
A. Spencer visited Winnipeg this week. Mrs. A. Spencer visiting friends in Birtie this week. Miss S. Powell, who had been visiting at her home, returned to Winnipeg last week.
Local shoppers are reminded of an upcoming warm band cap sale at $1.25. Mrs Jamieson and her daughter of Hayfield are mentioned among visitors to Winnipeg last week with Mr and Mrs Ellerington, and Mr P S MacPherson M Powell W Strachan and C Darker are noted as having been in Winnipeg.
Any person wishing to travel east on Thursday and Saturday next may do so as the C N R their 18 stopping. See your local agent Mrs. Robt. Faulconer who has been visiting in towns Sound and Southampton Ontario will return to Deepdale this week.
A bank director claims people now forgo saving money and no longer wag their tails for the same reason. The remark links financial behavior to a broader trend in personal conduct.
A reflective piece warns against ignoring neighbors in need and pulling away into comfort. It argues happiness arises from empathy and gratitude, noting that ignoring others harms hearts and dulls appreciation for one’s own blessings.
Mr. and Mrs. G Apsey were guests of honor at a party hosted by Mr. and Mrs T. & Long on Monday night. About 25 attendees enjoyed a Court history drive and social time followed by a generous lunch before the Apseys' Wednesday departure for England to reside there in the future.
The railway offers two prizes of five dollars each for the largest and most beautiful maple leaf collected within two miles of any railway station. The contest has captured public imagination as hundreds submit entries.
The Anglican Y. PA. held a reorganization meeting Wednesday night in the arch basement electing officers: President Chas Bryant Vice president Les Horner secretary treasurer Miss Evid Gardham Convenors of Committees Social Miss Winifred Bryant Programme Miss Jean Henderson Missionary Miss Irene Spalding. The next meeting will be a hike Wednesday this week with members meeting at the CPR depot of Sawn.
The Harvest Fetiva service at Holy Trinity church featured a full choral service led by Rev. W J Finch Rural Dean of Birtle with a sermon and an anthem O Give Thanks Barnty. The congregation sang harvest hymns heartily and on Monday evening the ladies served a fowl supper in the church parlour with gratifying results.
The message urges citizens to support and protect schools as essential for caring for children and guiding their preparation for life. It stresses education as a shared task, calls for better schooling during hard times, and invites the public to visit schools during Manitoba Education Week from November 12 to 18.
Rev A J Redley occupied the Kenton pupil on Sunday as the Young People's Society sent delegates to the Miniota Conference last weekend. Bruce Robertson departed Thursday to visit the Century of Progress Exhibition in Chicago.
For sale white variety potatoes at 40 cents per bushel, truck loads delivered at 45 cents per bushel. Gibson phone 4-5, Hanmriota.
Aberdeen Augzus cattle herd for sale fully accredited includes males 6 to 12 months and females 6 months to 6 years. Prices start at $50. Delivered to your barn. Contact John Wythe at 193 Miniota.
Obituary recalls Tom Wilson as a legendary trailblazer and explorer who blazed routes to Lake Louise Moraine Lake and Emerald Lake. Born 1859 in Bond Head, he joined the North-West Mounted Police before guiding expeditions across the Rockies and assisting in CPR surveys. He died in his 75th year, hailed as a great Canadian.
Mrs Dibblee of Moore's Mills New Brunswick is visiting with her son and his wife Mr and Mrs G J Dibblee for a while in the local notes hangs a family friendly update with a brief social mention
The Palmerston congregation served their supper on Tuesday with a fow! followed by a mixed programme. Dr J. BE laine of Hirtie was the guest speaker. Kay NB McLene of Oakner Rev J A Stephen of Miniota and Rev A J Radley of Crennall sent greetings. Other items came from Miss Huxted Birtle Misses E Kelly and Eard K Lynch Miniota Misses E White and G Kirton and J Mitchell Arrow River Mr Gilmore Pope and Mr Stewart Lenore.
The United church held anniversary services on Sunday with capacity crowds at morning and evening sessions conducted by Rev A C Strachan of Kenton He delivered two practical sermons to applauding congregants The church was attractively decorated with flowers plants fruits vegetables grain and more specifics not fully readable
The decorative plan by Mia Greenly of CGLT was carried out by girls. The choir rendered splendid service with assistance from Lloyd Bor land Minneosa Alex F.vans Minier mn and Miss V. Vance of Brandon. The varied programme included vocal and sentimental numbers and readings. The thanks of all are extended to those who assisted in making the services a success.
Beulah Bits J Crochatt has been visiting with his brother and left on Tuesday for Aurora Ontario.
Isabella mentions Miss Eileen Bridge from Brandon spending a few days at her home last week.
Mr and Mrs Wm Iverach spent the weekend with their daughter at Russell. Mrs Philis who had been visiting with her mother Mrs Sem Clarke for some time returned to her home in Winnipeg.
The YF will meet at Ianse on Wednesday to reorganize for winter activities and invites all district youths. Mr. and Mrs. Drummond of Winnipeg visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Clarke. Mrs. Clarke has been ill but is somewhat better.
Anniversary services ended Wednesday night with a towl supper enjoyed to the limit. A vacied concert followed in the church featuring Mrs. A. N Sawyee, W. Armstrongland, M. Johnson on violin, Shirley Johnson, Otsie Morgan in a duet, and Doris Lints on piano. Rev. H. I. Bowman chaired with greetings from Rev. J. A Stephen Rev. A. J Radley and Rev. N. B. McLeneghan.
A group of U P S members attended a district conference and found the sessions engaging. Local farmers have finished fall plowing and hope for continued good weather as feed remains scarce. Mr and Mrs J J Leland and family have returned to their former farm near here, welcomed by the Arrow River community.
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