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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 12, 1933
Page
8
Community health message lists warning signs of cancer including unexplained weight loss persistent indigestion abnormal discharges and non healing sores. Residents urged to seek medical advice for any persistent changes noted.
Stenfields Silver Fleece combinations attract crowds with all sizes offered at 1 65 per suit. Walled Stores Ltd Malieta presents a busy Thursday with the thrilling film Wild Horse Mesa and a comedy program. Cameron returns Thursday with the new picture State Fair plus added features.
Notices announceFinger waving at the home of Mrs P S Mac Pherson for Mrs C G McDonald Miniota This week In a Winnipeg Assiniboine Chapter I O D E poetry contest Nan Emerson known as Nan MacPherson wins second prize for The Mean Baby She has published in National Home Monthly Farmers Advocate and others
A travelogue describes arrival in Chicago and exploration of the World Fair grounds. The author notes the Michigan Avenue setting, the sky ride towers, neon thermometer, and displays on General Motors Chrysler tires radios and telegraphs. The Hall of Science shows molecules for play with light interference and dancing colloid particles.
The article highlights diverse displays including chemistry labs with miniature factories, a coke plant, an oil refinery, and anatomy shows with human and ape skeletons. It notes a strong geology exhibit, social science displays, foreign nation villages, and extensive art. The writer praises the fair as a gigantic, successful undertaking and reflects on a Detroit trip with observations about Manitoba’s location and public life.
Adam Patterson died Tuesday morning after a period of illness. Funeral arrangements are not yet definite but may be held on Wednesday.
Miss Phyllis Kathleen Bell long time Crandall resident and nursing trainee dies at Brandon Hospital after five months in training and a year of declining health. She cared for her seriously ill brother during typhoid fever and remained active in the community until illness worsened.
The community mourns Miss Bell who died at twenty two. She is survived by her mother two sisters Dorothy and Margaret and a brother James. Funeral held Friday at Crandall United church with Rev A J Radley and Rev W T Brady officiating. The service featured a solo There Is No Night There and the casket was interred at Crandall cemetery.
Mrs Whitney and daughter Alice spent the weekend in Brandon. The Church Anniversary Services will be held here on Sunday October 15. Mrs Todd, who had visited her daughter in Vancouver, returned home on Monday. The operetta The Dream Boat was presented by the pupils of Miss.
Miss Gladys Kirten A T C M will recommence her music teaching duties at Arrow River on Tuesday September 12 and at Crandall on Monday September 17.
Lady Kirton and her pupils delivered a splendid show with a well staged production. The story charmed the audience as the cast performed with perfection. Singing including solos duets and trios was of high order and the scenery enhanced the whole.
Fragments announce remnants sale beginning Friday September 15 at United Stores, Ltd in Miniota. Local shoppers urged to visit for bargains on remaining goods.
The W. J. will meet at the home of Mrs Hull on Wednesday afternoon of this week. Mr. and Mrs. J Day and family of Oxbow will visit over the weekend with Mr and Mrs A F Fraser.
Farm stock and household effects to be sold at W Kirklands Beulah on Friday September 29. See bills for full particulars.
A big horned owl was shot out at Charlie Spencer's last week and measured 55 inches across the wings. Rev and Mrs W P Mason and family, formerly of Grand Rapids, are visiting Mr and Mrs W Titley.
Isabella Notes reports Mrs W Wallace spending a few days in Brandon. Other items mention a wator trip to Michigan, sympathy for Mrs Bell Crandall, illness of Mrs Clarke, and a large old timers reunion in Isabella and Blarrs districts recounting settlers arriving 1879 to 1886 with numerous family names and ages.
Arrow River notes report Mrs M Elliott and son back in Brandon while Nurse Elliott returns from Jiamiota Hospital. Sunday School plans an annual meeting and three church services fall on Sept 17 24 and Oct 1 for a 50th anniversary. W I Committee for Cancer Tag Day named Mrs Sinclair Mrs Elliott and Miss Craig.
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