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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 24, 1935
Page
8
A clipped line shows a rate of 150 dollars per annum in advance linked to Reg M OLIVER Bittor and Proprie. The fragment implies a tenancy or service charge arrangement with prepayment requirement and party names.
Miss Edna Coleman left on Saturday for Boissevain. Dave Dorward of Winnipeg spent the weekend in town. Mr and Mrs F Gooden and Dorothy of Brandon spent Monday in town. Mrs J Foster and family and Jack Cartwright were visitors to Westhope, N.C., on Sunday. Wm Strachan took delivery of a combine recently from a Virden district farmer to be operated on a partnership basis with his brother-in-law, E Houck.
In Brandon on Thursday a large Liberal gathering drew many district attendees. The event featured the first stop of Hon W. L. McKenzie King on his western tour, signaling active party campaigning.
In Marquette the field has grown to four political contenders amid a crowded scene of Creditors and Social Creditor rhetoric. Analysts note the surge reflects a broader trend of parties aligning with credit oriented platforms.
The writer laments that some speakers waste time attacking opponents instead of presenting real issues. If speakers confined themselves to verifiable facts, meetings would be more interesting and allow the public to form intelligent opinions on substantive topics.
The Stevens Reconstruction Party met in Shoal Lake on Wednesday and voted to field a candidate in Marquette constituency. HG Kilpatrick CPR agent at Selsgirth was chosen, bringing the number of candidates to four with room for a few more.
The town Conservative gathering Thursday night drew a modest crowd yet showed growing interest. Robert Peden, the candidate, spoke clearly and earnestly on issues, advocating a national flag for Canada and endorsing the union jack as sufficient, reflecting local sentiment. He was well received by the audience.
Funeral services for the late Mrs Annie Bell Grey were held after her death at Blaris. Rev Hl Bowman conducted the services with a private family service, a public service at Blaris church, and burial in Arrow River cemetery. Pallbearers were six nephews JB Mitchell W A Mitchell W Bell D J Bell S Bell and F B Palmer. Born January 26 1858 in Scarboro Ontario she married April 3 1883. The couple moved to the Blairs district to homestead and remained there. She was a lifelong church member and supporter.
The deceased joined the Methodist society after Presbyterian links weakened and held many meetings at home. She received life membership in 1917 and is survived by two sons William Ro and Gordon A., two daughters Mrs RF Campbell of Blaris and Mrs J Mitchell of Arrow River, two sisters Mes W B Palmer and Mrs W W Mitchell, and a brother John of Blaris. Hazel predeceased her in 19%, and her husband in 1932.
The family expresses gratitude for help during her illness and for the beautiful floral tributes at the time of her death.
If the weather remains fine, threshing in the Arrow River district will be practically finished by week’s end. The current spell of dry weather has accelerated work and allowed swift progress for farmers in the area.
Incomplete report notes many plevers unable to participate due to illness, causing postponement or reduced turnout for the planned community event. Officials advertise rescheduled dates and urge affected participants to confirm availability.
The operetta Hearts and Blossoms has been postponed with a new performance date set for October 11. Further details on venue and ticketing to follow through official channels.
A sizable Sunday morning crowd attended the wheel rally. The promotion service is scheduled for next Sunday at a nearby venue titled lbaim.
The annual Sunday School meeting elected officers for the coming year: Superintendent Everette Tennent and Robert Mitchel. Secretary-Treasurer Jessie Elliott and Dorothy Mitchell. Storyteller Bernice Wiggins. Helen Tennant as Missionary Superintendent. Assistant Kirton.
The publication allows political notices in special columns during campaigns at defined ad rates. Letters to the Editor containing propaganda incur inch-rate charges. Advertising must be vouched for by responsible party members or no publicity will be given.
A vote of appreciation was given to the retiring superintendent RG Mitetteil and all other officers. The listing notes roles in the cradle roll Florence Wallace choir leaver Dorothy Mitchell organists Pauline Tennan Edward Sinclair and other teaching and junior sections with multiple Mrs. Mitchell Wallace Sinclair Tennant and Elliott families cited.
Extra quality fine worsted suits for men with two pair of trousers. Available in Black Brown and Wavy with suitable Stripes. A splendid value at 21 50 dollars at United Stores Ltd Miniota.
Crandall report notes Miss Ruby Lewis departed last week to begin studies at Wesley College, leaving hometown routines behind as she pursues education.
Miss Rita Crawford of Winnipeg and Mr and Mrs Truscott of Windsor Ontario visit with Mr and Mrs Jas Crawford. Miss Violet Vance of Brandon stays with Mr and Mrs Russell Vance. Rally Day marked both services with a Sunday school program, an address by Rev J D McNair, stories by Miss Dina Shier and Zena Kidd, scripture read by Gretchen Dickey, Murray McConnell and Margaret Johns, and special music from the choirs.
The W. M. S. will gather Thursday at the home of Mrs Stewart. Jas verach, who had visited his father, has returned to Edson, Alberta.
Misses G Hills and Finkbein, and Ted Finkbeiner spent the weekend in Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs T McKenzie and Lois of Tremaine spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs M J Bridge.
Mrs Hull of Beulah returns from Winnipeg on Friday with plans to visit relatives and resume daily routines.
Mr and Mrs E Paynter and family from Tantailon spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs H E Forster.
Mrs James Cordova and companion group visited at the J Chi home on Wednesday. Jameson met a sister named Peek and others including Fe and Qt. Appelle motored to town with Miss Pas while Mrs Peck returned with the group.
A group of friends gathered Monday evening at the Johnson home to bid farewell to Joyer Dicken. Rey Bowman spoke for the group and presented her with a money gift. refreshments and games followed as the evening continued with music and jovial farewell remarks.
Over ten children and eleven leaders and friends attended a United Church session band gathering Saturday. The church entrance looked fine thanks to Mrs Conly of Poxaarren. Beulah Ba led a welcome song and six bands performed. The program included reports songs recitations and exercises. Lunch followed and the church hall hosted a birthday cake with candies.
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