20 Oct 1936
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 20, 1936
Page
1
The brief notes mention Mize M Terwick and Wrowiper reappearing alongside Hargnin traveling to Winnipeg and Brasdow, with a UPA event planned for the coming week. A United Y.PA session resolves to hold five reorganizations in the church parlor on Wednesday evening.
The article lists Wister Clothing stock and prices, notes a Hull Elliott wedding attended by United Stores Ltd and the MacDonads, and mentions a well attended WA meeting with community singing. It also highlights concerns about poverty and calls for relief for a local family after a field visit.
A provincial notice warns residents against visiting infected areas to limit infantile paralysis risk. Local authorities stress protective measures while advising cautious travel and avoiding outside gatherings. One family is under quarantine after visitors from a neighboring district, and events locally are restricted to minimize exposure.
Beulah Hawesrsev moves to Stantep farm with V Kelly of Melits. Residents attend Sunday services at St Wilfrid's and shared current events. Families relocate this week to Kirtle and HW Pritchued farm while others visit relatives in Pantatlon and Winniper.
Mrs ILE Forster led a spring plan to save a dental fund with winter efforts raising money. Mrs N Sawyer and Silas showcased items from the Indians of Southern States with blankets and work. A lunch hosted by Mrs Helgeson and Mrs Clark aided the fundraising appeal.
The annual Beulah Hall Committee meeting notes that the club’s object is fulfilled by building a hall that stands out. Auditor W Titley reports for the past year 1005 20 raised and 580 2 spent, leaving a large liability to be reduced. The bar opens on October 80, and officers are reelected for further service.
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