Literary So ciety Recital Delights Penticton Audience
Steward's Hall hosted a large crowd for the Penticton Literary Society recital. Miss Rowe led with a Canada Britannia tableau and the program featured songs, duets, solos, and the one act play Mrs Plodding's Nieces. Florence Latimer won a music prize. a June revival is planned in Stewart's Hall.
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Steward’s Hall
Literary Society
Penticton Literary Society
Dixie Jubilee Singers
Penticton
Canada
Miss McCully
Miss Rowe
Neptune
Britannia
Miss Dexter
International Boundary Line
Nellie Gray
Florence
Bessie Thompson
V. Sutherland
Thompson
Piano Recital by Miss Rowe and Her Pupils
At Miss Mabel Rowe's Winnipeg Street home in Penticton, about fifteen to sixteen parents and friends gathered Saturday evening to hear a program by her music pupils. The event, Penticton's first recital, drew hopeful remarks about future musical treats as pupils of varied ages performed with evident effort despite nerves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rowe
Forest Brook
Mabel Rogers
Bessie Thompson
the Fountain
Arthur Rowe
Florence Latimer
Janet Campbell
T Florence Latimer
Mrs. Mitchell
Tamerval
Gertie Woodward
Mabel Rowe
Winnipeg St
Penticton
Canning Company Organized at Penticton
A meeting at J R Mitchells office last Saturday formed a committee to organize a cannery in Penticton. Shares set at 100 dollars each with 25000 dollar capital, and a charter as a limited company to be obtained. The plan is to rent a building next summer rather than erect one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penticton
Okanagan Valley
J. R. Mitchell
G. F. Guernsey
8. W. Hatch
S. J. Heales
J. W. Macfie
Ganthony Humbug Delights Penticton Audiences No One’s Impressed
The Ganthony Humbug a British humorist and troupe performed in Steward's Hall Monday to mixed views. Critics called the show dull vulgar and forgettable while noting only brief moments of acceptable talent. The editors apologize for praising the act and warn locals to hiss future performances. Some rear seats offered faint approval. Cosgrove agents are told such tours won’t be tolerated in Penticton again.
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Robert Ganthony
Edward VIII
London
Steward’s Hall
Canada
W. E. Gladstone
Denmark
Penticton
Gladstone
Ganthony
Miss Stanmore
Court Theatre
Miss Fairfax
Paris Conservatory of Music
Manners
Fred Hewitt
Penticton notes residents and events in brief
Local visitors and arrivals include Dr. R. B. White from Vernon J. P. McCuddy of Fairview in Penticton A. C. Jackson and Dr. Robertson from Peachland and Vancouver respectively W D Lancaster to add a house extension Constable J Tooth on coast holidays Henry Main moves with family to H W Tapley’s place Over sixty join Penticton Civilian Rifle Association Rev Jas Hood and D A Stuart host visitors Mrs J D McDonald heads to Vancouver General Hospital Miss Hancock returns from Kelowna Rev R J McIntyre to preach at Penticton Methodist Church Denniston Bros install a hothouse for local market Constable EH Simmons and family and Mrs Baker visit Penticton Young People’s Union hosts At Home at Methodist Church Quad rille Club dance draws crowds with buggy hind wheels to speed arrival F H Latimer inspects Ellis Creek reservoir work Progress rapid about twenty men employed reservoir to finish in a month Anna Gillespie to lecture Our Modern Miracle at Empire Hall March 10 Amateur Dramatic Club presents Our Boys March 17 Quadrille Club dance with thirty five couples from Falls and Fairview. thanks extended to volunteers for refreshments.
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The text notes that the effect strengthens as distance grows and suggests the optimal point is about ten miles away. This concise observation implies a diminishing impact at closer ranges and maximal influence around the ten mile mark.
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Canadian Bank OF Commerce
Toronto
B. E. Walker
Alex, Laird
A. H. Ireland
Yukon
United States
the & Sterling
Great Britain
Ireland
Bank Penticton
J. J. Hunter
Smith Lumber Go
Kent & Son
Dignan and Weeks
Penticton Lumber Syndicate
Main Street
Penticton Stage and Livery Stables
Keremeos
Hedley
Princeton
Okanagan
Great Northern R'y
W. E. Welby
Prop
the Literary
R. B. White
Vernon
J. P. McCuddy
Fairview
C. A. Jackson
Vancouver
Dr. Robertson
Peachland
W. D. Lancaster
Fairview Ave
J. Tooth
Henry Main
Ellis Street
H.W. Tapley
Penticton Civilian Rifle Association
Jas. Hood
D. A. Stuart
J. D. McDonald
Vancouver Hospital
Miss Hancock
Miss Ley
Kelowna
R. J. McIntyre
Summerland
Methodist Church
Denniston Bros
EH. C. Simmons
Young Peoples’ Christian Union
F. H. Latimer
C. E
Ellis Creek
Anna L. Gillespie
Lyceums
Empire Hall
Amateur Dramatic Club
St. Patrick’s Day
H. J. Byron
Eng
Penticton Quadrille Club
Falls
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