May Day celebration committees formed in Picketts & Schurman hall
The executive committee met on May 1 at Picketts & Schurman and added W A Mellrath and Dr Mounteer to the leadership. Committees appointed include Refreshments Grounds Advertising Sports Canvass and Entertainment with convener names. Shore committees to meet May 9 at 8 pm. canvassers named to prepare district work for Wednesday May 8 discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picketts & Schurman
W. A. Mellrath
Dr. Mounteer
The
Red Cross Society
W. J. Cassidy
Rev. H. Wilding
W. A. McIlrath
R. B. Peters
Picketts & Schurman's Ball
Quiet Wedding Ties Curts and Raurtan in Indian Head
A quiet Wednesday ceremony at 4 o clock joined Margaret Verna Curts daughter of John and Mrs Curts Indian Head to Leo C Raurtan son of John and Mrs Rutten. Rev H Wilding officiated with Edna Ware as bridesmaid as the bride wore blue.
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Margaret Verna Curts
John Curts
Indian Head
Leo C. Raurtan
John Rutten
H. Wilding
Edna Ware
Silk dress trimmed with lace wedding notice
The groom was attended by Mr. Floyd Ware of Bergfield. Immediately after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Ruttan left for their home at Bergfield.
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Floyd Ware
Bergfield
Mr. Ruttan
Local events include church talk and fairs upcoming
Rev Lackey will discuss YMCA work at Sunday evening church service. Mother's Day is May 12 with carnations order advised. A Ladies Aid home cooking sale is planned for May 13 at Picketts Schurman hall. A pur chased shorthorn bull from Regina district boosts local stock interests. Teacher Institute in Radville moved to May 14 and 15 with Inspectors Groomes and Quance attending. Miss Weir of Regina to speak on Household Science and address mothers group. Fordson tractors arrive with delivery to farmers upon proof of ownership.
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Lackey
Y M.C.A
Ladies Aid
Picketts & Schurman's Hall
Radville
Inspector Groomes
Mr. Quance
Provincial Normal School of
Regina
Miss Weir
Ceylon News Bids Farewell and Local Happenings
Miss Alexander left for Plentywood Montana on Tuesday and will stay about two weeks. Several locals gained acquaintances in town this week. The Radville Ceyton football match is set for May 24. Rev Father Benny visited with Radville friends at St Joesper's Church. Two Fordson tractors arrive soon for D C Gray and Emil Luedtke. The Ceylon Motor Co. Ltd. will continue similar operations after Mr H H Aldred sold his interests and Harry Bannister remains as manager.
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Miss Alexander
Plentywood
Montana
Father Benny
St. Joesper’s Church
D.C. Gray
Emil Luedtke
H. H. Aldred
Ceylon
Ceylon Motor Co. Ltd
Mr. Aldred
Harry
Local bidders confront exhausted supply at auction
Sapatties Jas Dawson Theodore Grossenich and McG Wilkinson of Redville D O Gray and Emil Luedike of Ceylon C Clews and a Mr Olsen of Pang wan. Another party from Ogema appeared and produced his certificate of purchase but the supply was exhausted and he left disappointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapatties
Jas. Dawson
Theodore Grossenich
McG. Wilkinson
Redville
D.O Gray
Emil Luedike
Ceylon
Cclews
Mr. Olsen
Pangwan
Ogema
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RED Cross
Ruttan
Curts
Province Theatre
A. A. K. Johns
Lou Tellegen
Black Wolf
Vivian Martin
Amos Phillips
Bootoven
A. B. Ballofr
Gledmar
Fordson
Picketts &Schurman
Ceylon News
Harry Bannister
Big Muddy
Mr. of
Bromhead
N. A
Mrs. Agar
Mr. Spiller
McLaughlin Carriage Co
Ceyton
J. A. Carlson
N. Seabo
Puorxk
Gus
GdarMop
Sherwie Williams
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