Local and Personal News From Rivers and Surrounds
Miss Mildred J. Brown, teaching at Didsbury, Alta., is home for the holiday. Agnes and Jean Florence of Winnipeg visit Mrs. Chester McFadden. Two million acres damaged by rain and hail in Saskatchewan. Various locals travel or visit relatives in Brandon, Winnipeg, Transcona, and Alberta. The Daly Ladies Aid meets July 27 at Mrs. J. A. Dyer’s in Rivers. Premier Bracken to open the Hamilton fair tomorrow at 1 pm. Wheatland Tennis Club hosts a tournament July 27 at 1 pm with entries due by noon.
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Mildred J. Brown
Didsbury
Alta
Saskatchewan
The
Daly Ladies Aid
J. A. Dyer
Rivers
Wheatland Tennis Club
Fair day meals by United Church Ladies Aid at grounds
The United Church Ladies Aid served meals at the fair grounds on fair day while G A Moule held the booth privileges.
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The
United Church Ladies Aid
Fair Grounds
G. A. Moule
Oddfellows and Reb ekahs Picnic at Bowman Farm
The Pacific Lodge 1.00.F. and Friendship Rebekah Lodge announce their annual picnic for July 27 at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Bowman. Open to Oddfellows and families and Rebekahs and families only. Cars depart the hall at 1 PM. Committees have been appointed and a good time is expected.
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Pacific Lodge
Friendship
Rebekah Lodge
J. T. Bowman
Oddfellows
Rebekahs
Nasty Nice and the Ladies Privilege of Nasty Nice
A column reflects on the hypocrisy of “nasty nice” behavior among women, noting how friends insult and then smile through hurtful acts. It contrasts that with men’s blunt swearing and urges restraint, temper control, and tact to avoid harming others. The piece warns readers that many will ignore the advice yet acknowledges the social cost of petty cruelty.
Women’s Institute Meeting At Mrs Shanks Home
The Women’s Institute announces a meeting at the home of Mrs James Shanks on Wednesday July 27. Members are advised to attend and participate in planned discussions.
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Womens’ Institute
Jas. Shanks
Strayed Bay Mare Sought Near Carnegie
Bay Mare weighing 1400 to 1500 pounds stray from location one mile south of Carnegie in section 26-11-20. Notify J. L. Black in Carnegie or call 882-23 Brandon with sightings or information.
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Carnegie
J. L. Black
Brandon
White Wicker Baby Carriage Seeks Good Home
Mrs Geo Frame of Rivers offers a white wicker baby carriage in good condition for sale or donation.
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Geo. Frame
Rivers
Fresh Milk Cow Advertised in Gazette
A fresh milk cow, Shorthorn breed, is listed as available with notice to apply to the Gazette editor. Date noted as the 11th.
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Gazlette
Weekly church schedule and meetings list
W.M.S. meets on the third Friday each month at 3 p.m. Choir practice occurs every Friday at 8 p.m. Daly Sunday School begins 10 45 a.m. Public Worship at 11 30 a.m. Pettapiece holds Sabbath School at 2 p.m. and Public Worship at 3 p.m.
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Wheatland
Christ Church
Daly
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Rivers Gazette
Thoreday
Chamber da
Thomas W. Offen
Meter Canadian Weekly Frees Association
Agnes and
Jean Florence
Winnipeg
Chester McFadden
Walter Richardson
Transcone
James Frame
Mary and
Teenie Robins
Mrs. Foster Baily
Doris Gunness
Folythe Mitchell
Toronto Conservatory of Music
Forman
Harvey
Dyer
Daisy Gregory
General Hospital
Daisy
Rebekah
J. Chater
Melville
Ethel Cluff
Bowsman River
Bracken
Hamilta
R. B. Riddick
George and
Robbie
Fasr
J.B. E. Anderson
United Church
Harding
John Blandford
Norman Tivy
Alberta
Len. Kay
Robt. Adams
Roy
C. Bell
Lucy Tebb
Gerald
Sask
A. F. Necker
Moose Jaw, Sask
L. Wiegand
Transcona
Earl Fenwick
Ernest Howard
H P. Barrett
Roseville
St. James
Wareham Bros
Oddfellows and Rebekahs Picnic
Anglican
Joly
St. Matthew's
S L. Nash
Rosedeer
McLeod River
Texaco
Jas. H. Cluff
Drayman
Chas. W. Angel P.O. Box
Automobile Plate Glass
Ste
Third Ave
Ladies Aid Meeting
W.M.S
W. L. T. Patleson
Holland
the Gazette
Kenzie
Jien
Hobberlin
United Store
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