Local News Items and Community Activities
Local notes report Mere T. Taylor visiting Winnipesqua last week and H Stewart of Victoria Beach visiting Minnesota. The Girl Guide Company enjoyed a like and wiener roast Monday evening. Miss Marjory Hill arrived Thursday from Winnipes to spend a week. Arthur Penelton broke his left arm falling from a tree Sunday. Matt Davis narrowly escaped a truck fire Sunday as extra firemen saved the vehicle. The WI met Wednesday and heard about a Handcraft Exhibition at Shoal Lake and an Amateur Contest report. A Cancer Campaign is planned for October 15 to 19. New teaching staff joined the Institute for tea. Miniota Masonic Lodge hosted District Deputy ES Gardiner from Rapid City. Brethren from multiple towns attended. Members attended a Masonic service in Hamiota United church. Plans were made for the annual Fall Bazaar in November. The C.G.I.T. elected officers Millicent Forster president. Kathleen Wright vice president. secretary Peggy Wood. treasurer Delty Carnegie. pianist Milicent Forster. press secretary Fern Chisholm. leader Mel N. Woorts. The AVI met at Mrs A Frazer’s home with Emerson discussion and a paper on Current Events. Mrs Frazer on Emerson and others led a discussion. Cancer Fund duties assigned to Mrs Clarke and Mrs Haney for the proposed week. A social time and lunch closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodnett
Shoal Lake
J. Kh. Lynch
Miniota
C.G.I.T
Millicent Forster
Kathleen Wright
Pegey Wood
Trens
Delty Carnegie
Milicent Forster
Phyllis Hall
Fern Chisholm
Mel & N. Woorts
AVI
Mre
Frazer
Miotimeon
Emerson
Titney
September Events in Miniota and Surrounding Areas
A schedule lists events in September including a Conservative meeting and picture show at Miniota on the 19th and 20th, a Tea and Sale by Miniota United Ladies Aid on the 21st, Beulah W M Tea on the 25th, and an Operetta at Arrow River on the 27th. Anniversary services occur September 20 at Blaris, with Arrow River on October 6, and Crandall on October 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota
Miniota United Ladies Aid Tea and Sale
Beulah W.M. Tea
Arrow River
Blaris
Crandall
Mimota
Robert Peden
Marquette
Beulah Community Notes Weekend Visits and Events
Beulah residents travel to Winnipeg for weekend plans. Mrs Hull vacations with daughters in Winnipeg. Mrs Coleman visits daughter in Winnipeg. W Saward returns home to Winnipeg Friday. Mr and Mrs Earl Grey of Tantalion visit Mr and Mrs P Sawyer. Miss Paynter visits aunt and uncle at Ft Qu Appelle. Mission Band Rally at United Church next Saturday at 7 p.m. Supper in basement. bring a basket. Beulah W M S hosts Novelty Cup and Saucer Tea September 25 at 3 p.m. 25c covers Tea and cup saucer. Political meeting attendance wanes. J A Glen and Dr Miles spoke. Fred Bruce injured in accident while fixing a separator. St Wilfred’s W A meets at Miss Hevche’s home. Mrs Pitley hostess. Mrs Reid presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
I. C. F Meeting Notes and Brandon College Advance
JB and Brown were received at a cold I. C. F meeting held Friday night. George Morrison left for Winnipeg to attend Wesley’s Nege. Morrison departs for his fourth year at Brandon College. The WMS met Thursday at the Parsonage with Mrs Collier presiding. The program featured a questions and answers session on the society’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
George Morrison
Winnipeg
Wesley
Morrison
Brandon College
WMS
Political Advertising Policy and Editorial Charges
The publication states that during an election campaign columns may include political party material at advertising rates per the rate card. Letters to the editor containing propaganda must be vouched for by a responsible party, or no publicity will be given.
Candidate Jess Brown speaks at Hlaris meeting
The C. C. F. gathering at Hlaris on Wednesday drew a good crowd with candidate Jess Brown addressing attendees. Adelina Leland makes progress toward recovery at Miniota Hospital as the Attwood boys saw a large pile of cordwood at the school to ensure warmth for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlaris
Jess Brown
Adelina Leland
Miniota Hospital
Attwood
Winnipeg visitors share weekend at Crandall home
Wm. Rudd Crandall of Winnipeg spent the weekend at his home. Miss Pearl Jacob of Winnipeg visited Mer and Mrs. E. Mark on Sunday. Miss Doig of Carnate visited with Mrs. Walker over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Rudd
Winnipeg
Miss Pearl Jacob
Mer
Mrs. E. Mark
Miss Doig of
Carnate
Mrs. Walker
Bays Wee! Dance Winners and Local Notes
Prize winners at the Saturday night dance include Edward Sinclair Arrow River Robt Elliott Wm Jackson and Sam Wallace. A Miniota crowd attended as rain halted threshing operations for a few days, with farmers hopeful for better weather to finish harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sinclair
Arrow River
Robt
Elliott
Wm. Jackson
Sam
Wallace
Miniota
Fifteen Years Ago In Notes On Local Life
The Butler of the Anglican church departed for Pexonto to attend college. Daughters were born to Mr and Mrs C Boyce and to Mr and Mrs Bfurrison. Deaths reported include William Alexander Doyle on September 9, Mrs. Herbert Clarke on September 15, and C J P Watts on September 18.
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the Butler
Anglican Church
Pexonto
Deanughters
C. Boyce
Mrv
Bfurrison
William Alexander Doyle
Herbert Clarke
C.J.P. Watts
Local Man Delivers Impressive Garden Potatoes
A gentleman visits the office with two large potatoes from his garden. One weighs two pounds and the other two pounds. One potato is perfectly shaped while the other has misshapen eyes. He notes envy toward Tom Stewart who grows potatoes with wire handles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Stewart
Visitors from Winnipegosis to Strathclair Sunday
Mr and Mrs E Sinclair accompanied by Dr Estelle Kelly visited with Mr and Mrs T Barnello in Strathclair on Sunday while Mrs Cartwright stayed in Winnipegosis and Vancouver was noted in the itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Sinclair
Estelle Kelly
Vancouver
Cartwright
Winnipegosis
T Barnello
Strath Clair
Specials For One Week Only In Virden Orillia District
Specials for one week include Virden Flour at 2.45, Castle at 2.55, Maple Leaf at 270. Orders via Edward Sinclair and Arrow Ruser. The Philathea Mission Band met in the church. devotional led by members. Mrs dreib of Mimota brought greetings from life members. Merc Jd Wiggins spoke for the W OMS. addresses by Mrs J M Elliott and Rev J A Stephen. Bernice Wiggins sang My Task. A WJ meeting at Mrs Elliott’s Thursday featured wool displays from Miniota exhibitors. Mrs Hodnett, Hanlin, Spalding, Haddon of Miniota and Mrs Wilson, Bell, D Sutherland of Blaria attended.
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Edward Sinclair
Arrow Ruser
Philathea Mission Band
Dreib
Mimota
Merc
Jd Wiggins
W Oms
J. M- Elliott
J. A. Stephen
Bernice Wiggins
Elliott
Mrs. W T Gray Memorial Service Planned in Blairs Church
Mrs. W T Gray of the art district died Monday after a monthlong illness at her home. A private service at 2 pm will precede a public service at 2 30 pm at Blairs Church. Burial is set for Arrow River cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.t.gray
Art District
Blairs Church
Arrow River Cemetery
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Mere T. Taylor
Winnipes
H. Stewart
Victoria Beach
Minsota
Girl Guide Company
Marjory Hill
Winnipex
Arthur Penelton
Matt Davis
Beulah
Ramsey
Don
Mrs. Hull
W. Saward
Mrs. Earl Grey of
Tantalion
Mrs. P Sawyer
Miss Paynter
Ft_Qu’Appele
HE Forster
Beulah W. M.S
M. H. Johnson
Liberal Party
J. A. Glen
Dr.dliles
Fred Bruce
Wilfred
Isabella
Miss M Stalker
Calder of
Victoria
Hector
Castle
Virden
United Stores, Ltd
Ladies Aid of
Miniota United Church
Womens Institute
Red Cross
D.O E. Hall
C. E. Wythes Garage
R Hee
Claude Dickey
Miniota Hall
FBI
Gene Stratton-Porter
H. H. Spencer
Manitoba
Liberals
Renoer Lith
Choupritt Liberal Asaocuithan
Opti Adilcons
Jota
Wil
Mowlay
Tiewine A
Uratay Pri
Wiesbhne
The
Terald
Canada
Additon
Port Arthur
East
Canadian Pacific
Arrow River C. G. I. T
Winnpee Manitoba
the Dominion Business College
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