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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 13, 1938
Page
8
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Community notices list a rodeo at Virden on 15 with a 1h 15m time, a district rally at Miniota on the 20th, plus a country fair and dance also at Miniota. A new rink fund is announced.
A voter wage cut by major U.S. railways takes effect Oct 1. The Cancer Relief Campaign nets 5.51. A dental clinic runs at Miniota school with WI support. Presbytery meeting in Hamiota today. Birtle Deanery Sunday School meets at St. Mary’s Virden. CPR station agents’ gathering in Brandon honors five retirees. Plans for a four tennis league. schedule to start in 193. Wil club notes district rally and clothing course. Editor thanks David Henderson for a farm basket.
The article notes a splendid fruit collection sent by Mr. Henderson to the Eliter exhibit. It impressed many locals and people from across the USA who witnessed what can be grown in the province, with thanks extended for the generosity.
Service adard hardwearing School Trowsers for Gey in brown tweeds with 3 button waist bands corner swing pockets one hip pocket and match pocket for 11 to 16 years at 2.25 dollars per pair United States Ltd Missota. FOR SALE Certified Renown Seed Wheat at 1.00 per bushel at granary sold subject to government inspection price subject to change Tom Long phone 222 Miniota.
Birth announcements report Michael Frederick Joseph born to Rev F C Whittington in Brandon on September 6. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs L Wakefield at Miniota on September 9, followed by the infant Beulah Wakefield who died there on September 10. Another son born to Corporal and Mrs A C Reid (née Winnie Bruce) of Pelly Sask at Kamsack hospital on September 10.
Agnes Lavinia Turner daughter of Mr and Mrs G M Turner of Flin Flon and Harry Handley Reeves son of Mr and Mrs A F Reeves of Two Creeks Manitoba wed Saturday August 27 at 5 pm in Northminster United Church Rev W Maclean officiated. Witnesses were J A Robertson and W J Turner. The couple will reside in Flin Flon.
Elizabeth Patricia Brocklebank daughter of Mrs Brocklebank of Wilton married Frederick John Bamson son of Mr and Mrs Bamson of Devonshire England in a ceremony at the United Church Manse. Rev GA MacMillan officiated and sister of the bride Miss T M Brocklebank signed the register.
Visitors from Winnipeg Calgary Reston and Strath elgh joined Beulah residents for a weekend gatherings. A Harvest Home Service at the United Church featured a decorated edifice and a sermon by Mr H J Bowmas urging thanks for life’s blessings.
Isabella Miss Queen Genith visits friends while Brandon Turner of Winnipeg stops by the KLE Hesse home last week. Sten Wallac of Flin Flon visits his father, Wallace, and Mise Mae Taylor has been visiting Mrs Wes.
Stewart returned to her Winnipeg home on Saturday. Mrs Stevenson, visiting with her son and Mr Steven son, also returned to Winnipeg. Mrs Wes Cumberland and others attended the wedding of Miss Gladys Smith.
The piece argues that even a half of one percent margin on total assets yields little real profit after costs, losses, and reserves. It notes 25,000 plus employed, billions paid in wages and taxes over a decade, and that deposits and notes require cash readiness. It explains loan dependence, low yields on short term investments, and that dividends reflect reserves and capital, not pure gains.
A local bank manager invites readers to discuss banking options on experienced terms. The note encourages attention to a forthcoming article in this newspaper as part of a series.
A partial OCR fragment notes an event at East Uoitec Churchy Koes Key on a Saturday last. Details are unclear. no names or organizations are clearly readable.
Silky fall hats in medium to dark tweeds priced at 1.80 dollars. Local society notes include nurse Nettie Gureon visiting Minnesota relatives and James Brown leaving for Wisetown to restart his tin smith business. WMS meeting at the church parlor with 13 in attendance discussed missionary work and supply committee reports. Thirteen young ladies gathered at Mrs J Todd’s home on Aug 31 for games and honored Patsy O Hara who leaves for Ottawa to study nursing. Women's Association planning Anniversary services and a charity traveling basket to fund raise about ten dollars.
Obituary traces William Waldie 1850s pioneer of the Willen area who died January 1922 after about three years of illness and six months of cancer. Born Elizabeth Armstrong Blandford Ontario, she married Waldie before he left for the De Clare district. Funeral held at the family home with Rev A McMitre officiating. burial in Miniota cemetery. Survived by daughters Eunice J McGibney and May, sons Ivor and Limer, all of Willen district. many floral tributes and mourners attended.
Mrs. W. P. Wallace has returned home after visiting the Pacific coast during the summer.
Mr. sod, Mrs. Th. Hulme of Brandon and Nurse J. Sinclair with Mr. T. Suumons of Winnipeg spent Sunday at the BE Sinclair home.
Rev W. A. Osborne of Virden will preach at anniversary services scheduled for Sunday February 2. The message by the B.A., B.D. holder aims to inspire the congregation and mark the church’s milestone.
The Ratty Day services on Sunday will feature a combined Sunday School and church service at 2.00 pm. A special service is prepared by a small committee and an invitation is extended to all to attend.
The nominating committee presents officers to begin duties on September 25. The slate includes Secretary treasurer Mrs W Tennant Organist Virers Tennant Assistant EK Sinclair Choir leader loss to Wiggins Bible class teacher Mrs J R Mitchell Junior and assistant teachers listed, with a meeting of the new executive at 2 p.m next Sunday.
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