Household sewing circle lists from Suttons party notes
A fragmented record shows a 1920s Mrs Sutton work party with numerous names and items including various pairs of socks, pyjamas, and bed coverings attributed to multiple rooms or classes. Names such as Mrs Tate Miss George and several families appear with quantities like 8 suits pyjamas and 86 items noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Mesdames Miller
Waynild
Rollefson
Benson
Reynolds
Campbell
May
J. Fraver
Bumetead
Tom Fraver
Green
Moody
Carter
Smylie
J. J. White
Harvey
Coleman
Loella Grey
Parker Waynild
Jesse Coleman
Harold Wardell
Miss George
Gladys Whieler
Jack White
Miss Busby’s
Bruce Jones
Grace Johnson
Edna Harvey
Mabel Anderson
Eva Buckles
Charlotte’ Rollefeon
Madge Brockbank
Isabel Bad
Harry Wheeler
Annabel Annis
Idie Wheeler
Tressie Olsen
Arthur Bell
Canada Food Board Licensing Notice Applies to Advertisements
The Canada Food Board warns licensees must display the board name and license number on all letters, contracts, invoices, price lists and ads. It notes violations are illegal and lists trades under license such as grocers and bakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Canada Food Board
Bakers
Prospect Heights School House Repair Tender Call
Invitation to tender for interior repairs at Prospect Heights school house No 2623 including plastering lathing and wood work and furniture finishing. Tenders to be sent to IDSEY ANKENMANN Secretary Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Heights
Tee Idsey Ankenmann
Treas
Death of Mrs. Gallagher Brings Ties to Brockville Community
Mrs. Benjamin Tett mourns her mother Mrs. John T. Gallagher of Athens Newboro and Brockville who died after a brief illness in Brockville hospital. Surviving daughters include Mrs. King Newboro Mrs. Bennett Bratton and Miss Adam Gallagher Toronto Ree Gallagher Brockville. Funeral drew a large crowd and community letters of sympathy poured in. Red Cross drive by Bratton W.G.G.A. raised 227.10 and local events plan future community aid and a local school fundraiser. Condolence letter to Mrs Bennett approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Tett
John T. Gallagher
Brockville Hospital
Tett
Come East
Belleville
Gallagher
Athens
Newboro
Brockville
King
Benjdett
Bratton
Adam Gallagher
Toronto
Ree Gallagher
Bratton W.G.G. A
Red Cross
Regina
Noause
B. Tett
Tton
Benett
Plow Accident Injures Eugene Harper Thumb
Eugene Harper badly smashed his thumb while operating a plowing outfit. The injury occurred when his hand was caught between the engine draw bar and the plows. He was taken to Outlook for medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Harper
Outlook
Pastors Change at Presbyterian Church Service
Rev May of Outlook led last Sunday service at the Presbyterian church. Rev Finlayson, former pastor, leaves this week for Lumeden to be inducted Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Rev
May
Outlook
Finlayson
Lumeden
Land sales report from L. Button listing transfers
L. Button reports the sale of several parcels including L 4 and N W 26 276 Hudson Bay Co to Rob McLean E 4 33 276 W L Ayres to Robert McLean 8 34 27 6 E D LeGard to Joseph Berenik N W 4 26 288 Hudson Bay Co to Tt 8 Cranston and Joseph Zeman.
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Button
N. W
Hudson Bay Co
Rob McLean
W.L. Ayres
Robert McLean
E. D. LeGard
Joseph Berenik
Cranston
Joseph Zeman
Norwegian Young People Convention in Saskatchewan
The Norwegian Young People of Saskatchewan hold a three day convention starting this week with delegates from across the region. Events include daily assemblies at the skating rink addressed by ministers from the Norwegian Lutheran church and over twenty clergymen attending. Delegates will be billeted in local homes and at the college hotel and boarding houses with music by a town and district church choir. The Red Cross Society will provide dinner and a dessert each day, curling remains available, and the Outlook College Association will hold its final meeting after the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Sueven
Pene
Red Crom Society
Outlook College Association
Outlets Town Council Holds Regular Meeting July 4 1918
Regular gathering at eight p m in council chambers with Mayor A A Evans and Councillors Reid Kennedy Neff and Lougheed. Minutes read and revised. J A i appointed deputy mayor for three months. Bills approved including lay blacksmith duties wheeler police duties machinery parts Weaver rink work Reid Hardware Bowden relief Macartney chlorine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outlets
A. A. Evans
Reid
Kennedy
Neff
Lougheed
Court of the
W. J. Lay
Blecksmith
H. Wheeler
W. D. Macartney
Convention choir music return request and schedule updates
Attendees who missed earlier meetings are asked to return borrowed music by Friday noon and Thursday evening. The choir rehearses next Friday at 4 30 and 6 30 at the rink to train newcomers, with a main service there the following Sunday at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anapuaes Manies
Slackers Treaty Nears Entry Into Force
Formal exchange of notes is expected in a few days, bringing the Slackers treaty between the United States and Canada into effect. After a sixty day grace period, Canadians in the U S and Americans in Canada will be liable for military service. The treaty originally covered Canadians aged twenty to forty and Americans aged twenty to thirty, with possible extension if the U S widens its draft age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
United States
Canada
Vnry
Ottawa
Dusty winds and high costs loom over town life
The wind blows dust so high it darkens skies while locals mock rising living costs. Mentions of crows raised as pets, a delayed baseball season, Aug 2 fair, a wild west show, and humorous notes about weather, schools, painters, and quirky local observations fill the town column with playful gossip and modest concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisness
Sam Ankenmann
Beven
Polisies
Lewis Franklin Button
Billy Learmonth
Skip
Winnipeg
Fertile Valley Council Sets Road and School Plans
Rural Municipality of Fertile Valley holds meeting with Deputy Reeve Balkwill and six councillors. Actions include appointing Balkwill deputy reeve, funding road work from sections 11 to 9, instructing highways on a diversion, auditing school district changes south of Bounty, and borrowing 3900 from the Royal Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fertile Valley Re
Taestes
Balkwill
Gardiner
Beavin
Hopkine
Silverthorne
Franken
Balk
Farden
Department of Highways
Bounty
R. Blair
Wren
Thar
Royal Bank
Conquest
Crop Reports Show Mixed Conditions Across Regions
Reports from the provincial department of agriculture note poor readings overall with rain shortages. Wheat is headed out and mostly short, yielding not more than half a crop in many districts. Rain in recently moist areas will help feed supplies, while other regions face continued concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Outlook advertisements for medical and legal services
Dr H O Redden physician and surgeon located at Corner Railway Avenue and Selkirk Street Outlook offers office and residence numbers 28 and 130. A solicitor notary public with Bank of Commerce Galicerte advertises money to loan and a week of office in the prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Redden
Railway Avenue and
Selkirk Street
Outlook
Outlook SA
Uarrist Solicitor
Notary Public Solicitor
Bank of
Commerrce Galicerte
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Young People's Convention
Vane
Britain
Fertile Valley Council
N. T. George, MD
Sask
Dr. G. 5S. Wray
Kiven
J. H. Riggle
Sask. Avenue
Ore
School of Prosthetic Denthary
Chicago
C. A. Joynt
Ontario Veterinary
LEGAI
H. Mortimer Nelson
William H. Holman
Union Bank of Onnad
Sass
Schull & Schull
Walter Scott Building
Moose Jaw, Sask
Robert A. Haas
Wilges Kall
Ving Perea
Oacan Ever
Fs, Reto
B.S
Conquest John Benson
F. J. Glahn
Universal Securities Corporation, Limited
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