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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 23, 1931
Page
8
A long community letter urges ratepayers to pay taxes and telephone rents to avoid public hardship. It rejects tax cancellations as a false hope and calls for collective effort to support schools and municipal services while facing economic challenges. The tone emphasizes responsibility, patience, and shared sacrifice to restore prosperity.
A fragmented crude narrative describes a chain reaction where a banana peel incident leads to larger demand for benzine and cleaning products. It imagines profits spreading to doctors undertakers and spouses as the country’s pants suffer mishaps and a bustling, risky trade emerges.
The Rev A Stephen B A pastor will lead Sunday School at 7 30 p m and Evening Service at 11 a m on Rally Day September 27 inviting all to join. The Annual Rally Day service and church service are combined at Arrow River with 11 am start.
Fragmentary note cites doctors leaving and re marriages while workers stay busy and prosperous. Mentions Apple and Newton and Premier Deanett with a plan to revive turnover through a Banana Plan.
Nurse George visits Reena this week. Wathisen Lelonwl visits MUinigte last week. Matt Davis visits Welwyn on Gonder. Jim Me onuel ships carload of fine stores from here baat wor. Pauline recovering from recent illness. Mrs J Elliot attended WM.S. service at Decker last Sunday. Mrs J Fleming moving from Brandon to Arrow Liver. Special Promotion Service planned for combined Reilly Dey services on Sunday.
Crandal Items notes Miss Rita Crawford visiting at her home. Rally Day services set for Sunday with a special programme. Anniversary service planned for Sunday September 27 with Rev. J A Stephen as speaker. Monday will host the usual supper. W I members met at Arrow River Thursday and were impressed by Mrs Ames on dressmaking.
Anniversary services announced for Sunday October 26 with Rev. John Mackay of Manitoba College as speaker and guest for the Monday night celebration. The W. M. S. met at Mrs. A. Dickey’s home last week with Isabella society invited. a large attendance enjoyed the programme social time and lunch.
The Y PS class held a corn roast on Wednesday to honor two members leaving. Miss Gladys Radley heads to Wesley College and Miss Nellie Gunson begins training at Bracdon Mental Hospital. Prize categories include stock, poultry, grain, garden produce and household work at the Bittle Autumn Exhibition on September 30 1934. Contact Secretary M W Lascombe for details.
Isabella reports Mr. and Mrs. W Iverach enjoying a weekend gathering with friends in Souris. The notes describe a casual social event at a local residence with conversation and shared meals.
Mr and Mrs Miller visit with Mr and Mrs MacGregor at Wiladaone. R E Heise weekend with relatives at Alexander and Brandon. WOM sale of home cooking at A R Brads store Saturday afternoon. W M S members enjoy Crandall visit last Friday. Rally Day and Congregational service planned for Sunday the 27th at one o'clock with special programs.
The marriage of Jh M Cawley formerly agent at Isabella to Mrs Mayhew occurred in Winnipes last week after the ceremony.
A reception at the Fort Jatty hotel precedes a trip by Mr and Mrs Cawley to the Pacific coast then back to Gladstone Playhouse. F G Teibitzler of the Lambton Club defeats Philip Farley for the Prince of Wales Trophy title at Banff Springs Golf Course. Canadian Pacific awards three MecGill University scholarships for five years tuition in architecture and civil engineering. Vincent Massey speaks on international cooperation at a conference in Mangochow China. Jim McKenna, famed traveler and former dean of passenger agents, dies in Quebec at 79, famed as the Chinese Ambassador and The Mandarin.
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