Local News Highlights From Melsville and Nearby
Mrs P Beiber and Jean visit Melsville while Dr and Dr Sugden of Chicago tour with Mrs Hawthorne. Rev J A Stephen led services at Daly church as Masons attend Strathclair district meeting. Dr Pilot Skinner offered joy rides by biplane drawing young riders. many paid per pound. Mr and Mrs G A Haddon surprised by 14 guests celebrating 43rd anniversary with bridge and a fancy ranch. N Rus timetable shift affects Miniola arrivals and Winnipes departures. trains east reach 11:10 am, westbound by 6:30 pm. Rally Day at United Church drew 125 with talks by Rev J Dunnett and stories by Miss Laurie Chalmers and Miss Hensler. junior choir performed. John A Machray K C formerly Manitoba University bursar pleaded guilty to two charges and faces seven year terms concurrent. Church funds amid mismanagement see no charges from church body. government appoints trio to review University funds and report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A.machray
K.C
Manitoba University
Iesast
Church of England
Boy Scouts Re Organized In Local Troop Meeting
A Wednesday meeting re organized the Boy Scout troop and selected a committee led by Chairman JJ J Henderson. Members include J Iding J W Clarke J W Orner and D J A Dahlgren. Secoutmaster duties move to C Tibbatts. The group aims to recruit all eligible boys for a productive season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JJ. J. Henderson
Messrs. J. Iding
J W. Clarke
J. W. Orner
D. J. A. Dahlgren
C. Tibbatts
Reduced Railway Fares for Thanksgiving
The Canadian Passenger Association announces continued generous fare reductions for Thanksgiving travel. From noon October 7 to noon October 10, outgoing tickets for all points in Canada and select US destinations will be offered at one and a quarter times the first class one way fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Passenger Association
Canada
United States
Dominion Railways Offer Far Reach Travel Discounts
Fare reductions and extended application period allow visits to widely separated points. It is confidently anticipated the program will be widely used with every railway facility employed to ensure passenger satisfaction across the Dominion.
Men’s All-Wool Work Jeans at Unmatched Sale Prices
United States Ltd promotes men’s all wool work garments in Miniota with prices from 40c to 20c. Low-cost offers highlight durable fabrics and broad sizes available to shoppers seeking value in workwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States, Ltd
Miniota
Irene Margaret Lelonde Weds George Charles Cole
Irene Margaret Lelonde married George Charles Cole in a quiet September ceremony at the Lelonde home. Rev. J A Stephen officiated as the couple, given in marriage by the bride’s father, left for Winnipeg. The event featured a brown embroidered crepe gown and a French blue travelling suit, with the sisters of the bride singing during the register signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lelonde
Irene Margaret
George Charles Cole
G. Cole
Elkhorn
J. A. Stephen
Robi. Cole
Edythe
Myrtle Lelonde
Cole
Winnipeg
Rally and School Meetings Highlight Crandal Weekend
Crandal items include Lloyd Borland of Minnedosa visiting home over the weekend. Gladys Radley returns to Wesley College for her second Arts year. Rally Day services and Sunday School annual meeting occur with Rev Radley presiding. Mark reelected superintendent. finances brighter than expected. WI meeting notes maiden names. district nurse talks on clinics planned in Minieta Crandad Hainiota and Oak River this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Radley
Wesley College
Mark
Weekend Visitors and Local Society Plans
Isabella Notes G Pickard, Earl Warren, Sid Finkreiner, Misa Marjory Bardwell spent the weekend in Winnipeg or at home. Mrs Newton of Chicago returned home. The W I will meet at Mrs H Finkbeiner's home next week. Ladies seeking leadership in home management should see Secretary Mrs J Robertson at once. Hirtle Presbytery Young People's Executive met in Birtle to plan the Fair convention in Bineearth on October 21 22 23.
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W. I
H. Finkbeiner
J. Robertson
Young People’s Society of
Rally Day Sunday School Programme Success
Sunday School conducted a Sunday program despite Rally Day materials not arriving. The imperial address focused on the subject of Needies.
Readings and Selections at Local Service
Rev. Lavender of Holland led the occasion with readings by Annie Clark and Tommy Stewart. A selection was given by the junior classes and Miss Margaret Iverach read the lesson.
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Lavender
Holland
Annie Clark
Tommy Stewart
Margaret Iverach
Births and local notices from Mcintosh Red Apple ad
Birth announcements list Harrison and Wilson births with full names and dates. Harrison baby born Sunday September 25 at Isa bella to Mr and Mrs Harry Harrison. Wilson baby born Monday September 26 at Mini ota Hospital to Mr and Mrs OY Wilson of Isabella. The ad notes property proof and advert payment for FOUND-Kim Tire and Tube claim in the Grocery Extra.
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Harrison
Harry Harrison
Isabella
Wilson
Miniota Hospital
OY Wilson
United Church Mission Band Holds Silver Tea Sale
The United Church Mission Band announces a Silver Tea and sale of homemade candy at Mrs. J. W. Clarke’s home on Saturday, October 1 from 3 to 6 p.m. Proceeds support church missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church Mission Band
J. W. Clarke
Arrow River Notes and Local Events
The Band B gang damaged bridges by driving piles last Friday and left Saturday. Georgina Torrance recovered from appendicitis and moved home Sunday. A Friday dance drew a good crowd with music and food aiding Hockey fund. William Elliott injured Wednesday loading chop, broke two ribs but is recovering well.
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Band B Gang
Elliott
Elliot
Anniversary Services Held at Braiis
A large crowd attended the anniversary services at Braiis on Sunday with two sermons by Rev. Lavender of Holland. Capacity congregations were noted at both services. Work continued last week dismantling the engine at the Beacon, with parts shipped away and lights removed for safety to avoid vandalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braiis
Lavender
Holland
Sunday School Annual Meeting Reported for Next Issue
J. M. Elliott and Keith Rutledge provided the tales from the Sunday School annual meeting held Tuesday night. The full report will appear in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Elliott
Keith Rutledge
Wheat and Oats Premium At J F Tennant Store
J F Tennant offers 10c extra on Wheat and 5c on Oats or Barley for grain delivered immediately and applied to accounts over twelve months. The Dramatic Society held its annual meeting at Tennant’s home with good attendance and elected officers W Jackson president John E Mitchell secretary E Johnson director. A play may be staged before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Teanant
the Dramatic Society
J. F. Tennant
W. Jackson
John E. Mitchell
E. Johnson
Jessie Mitchell
Barbara Wallace
Jack Craigh Johnson
W Jackson
Wood supply notice for Miniota School inquiry
John Spalding secretary treasurer of Municipal S D Miniota invites bids for wood cut in two foot lengths. Respond with quantity available and price per cord to apply on taxes. Notice to undersigned for supply details.
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Miniota
John Spalding
Municipal S.D
Cow Testing Association Gets Away to Good Start
Twenty two members sent milk samples to the testing centre and results show very few poor testers among 160 cows. Several herds compare favorably with other associations and twenty cows exceeded 1000 lbs in July and August. The top monthly milk producer was a cow in F Willshure’s herd with 1536 lbs and 35 fat. The most fat in a month belonged to D J Harrison of Isabella with 57 lbs. Average district production reached 700 lbs at 3.8 fat. New members welcome. contact J M Bowman at Brandon.
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Miniota Association
J. M. Bowman
Dominion Dairy
13Th St
Brandon
Crop Movement Brings 1800 Employees Back to Railways
Restoration of Canadian National Railways payroll adds about 1800 workers across enginemen trainmen maintenance of way agents dispatchers yard staff crews shop and car repair. The move follows a grain crop rebound boosting trade and purchasing power in many sectors for four months.
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Cemadian National Railways
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Mrs P. Beiber and
Jean
Melsville
Sugden
Chicago
R. Hawthorne
Daly Church
Strathclair
Skinner
G.A Haddon
Bridge
N. Rus
Miniola
Winnipes
United Church Sunday School
J R. Lynch
Boy Scouts
Cole — Lelonde
Lloyd Borland
Minnedosa
Radley
G. Pickard
Earl Warren
Sid. Finkreiner of
Bield
Misa Marjory Bardwell of
Mrs. Newton
United Church of Canada
J. A. Stephen B.A
Arrow River Anniversary Service
Two Creeks
E. S. Dixon
Hartney
T. W Bird
Kikhorn
J.J. Henderson
Holy Trinity Church
St. Wilfrid's Beulah
Ivor Norris
Russell
GEO. Gabel Optometrist
Virden
Lodge Gordon No
Sons OF England
J. W. Herner
R. M. Oliver
Canadian Legion Miniota
W. Kirkland F. Pranklin
Rt. MM. Oliver
R. L. Miles
Pratt & Lauman
Commercial Hotel
Kim
Ford
United States. Ltd
Minista
Arrow River Notes
Georgina Torrance
Western Canada Flour Mills Co
Arrow River United Church
Earl S. Dixon
B. A. of
Co. E. B. Homuth
Rev
Rev. J. Dunnett of
Rivers
John Wiggins
Cow Testing Association
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