Quiet Manitoba Wedding Unites Kathleen May Paddock and Albert Gibson McBrien
Kathleen May Paddock and Albert Gibson McBrien were married on October 12 1932 at the bride’s home in Rivers in a ceremony attended by immediate family only. Rev John Dannett officiated as the couple with a wedding march and gifts from friends accompanied by a reception and honeymoon at Winnipeg before settling on the groom’s Hartney farm. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs McBrien of Hartney Mr and Mrs J Broughton and son Frank of Cardale and Miss Cora Johnstone of Winnipeg.
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Kathleen May
Frank Paddock
Rivers
Albert Gibson McBrien
W. H. McBrien
Hartney
John Dannett
Itam
Blanche Paddock
Islay McMannis
Jehanna Hill
Winnipeg
Wheat Market Echoes Prosperity and Gold Drawn Links
The article argues rising wheat prices lift Canada’s wealth by about fifty million dollars with small price gains spreading benefits nationwide. It links market recovery to improved mood, higher wages, and broader economic optimism across provinces from coast to coast.
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Canada
Mother Earth
Atlantic
Pacific
Ten Years Ago Opening Plans Across Town
Percy Thompson to open the Bijou Theatre this week. Rev Col Wells from St John’s College led services at St James’ on Sunday. The Shore House hosts a grand ball Saturday. Equal winter on tap. Bob Mills of the livers suffered typhoid fever. A Thursday fire badly damaged the blacksmith shop at the roundhouse.
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Percy Thompson
Col. Wells
St. John’s College
St. James
Shore House
Roucdhouse
Rivers School Board Sets Policy On Vaccinations And Meetings
The Rivers School Trustees held their regular October meeting with J T Bowman presiding. They approved minutes and $167.42 in payments, declined a Women’s Institute request to use the Board Room, and reaffirmed vaccination policy including diphtheria toxoid. Dr Spencer to arrange vaccines, and Wa Wanesa Mutual Insurance Co notified a $5 per van premium reduction for 1933. September principal and attendance reports were filed.
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Rivers School
J. T. Bowman
Women’s Institute For the Age of the Board Room
United Church to Hold Services Next Sunday
Rev. P. EH. Jones of Harding will conduct services at United Church next Sunday. Pastor Rev. J. Dunnett will be absent on anniversary duties at Tarbolton.
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P. EH. Jones
Harding
Rev. J. Dunnett
Tarbolton
Daly Rural Council Minutes October 4 1932
Council meeting held in Rivers with Reeve Seater presiding. Minutes read and approved. G R Dane of Toronto seeks gravel from S14 211-24. Seed Grain Act discussed with unpaid loans and seizure options. Dr Spencer applied for Health Officer. RCMP report wolf bounty fraud cases. Grants approved: Salvation Army 50, Social Hygiene 50, Children's Aid 16, Institute for the Blind 10, Red Cross 10. Gravel payment of 4950 for 495 yards from 1967 pit acknowledged. Tax sale certificates 167 and 118 to solicitor for titles. Dr Spencer appointed Health Officer successor to Dr Lyon. Martha Alterman old age pension approved and sent to Pension Board. Finance reports presented. bills ordered paid. Adjournment.
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G. R Dane
Toronto
Councillors Blatchford
Sevens
Salvation Army
Social Hygiene
Children's Aid Society
Institute For the Blind
Red Cross Society
Curlers Plan Hallowe'en Dance for Rivers Club
Rivers Curling Club members met at North American Lumber Co office to organize a Hallowe'en Dance set for October 31 in the 0.0 F. Hall. Committees were named for decorations doorkeepers advertising refreshments and music. The rink interview and opening meeting details were also arranged.
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The
Rivers Curling Club
North American Lumber Co
John Clark
F. Hall
Children’s Day Observed Across Canada Churches
Anglican Church services mark next Sunday as Children’s Day stressing the church’s educational task. Readings and sermons consider how to aid youth with lasting guidance. Roseville 11 a.m. Ancrum 3 p.m. Rivers 3 0 p.m. River choir from Sunday School performs music. Rector to preach.
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Canada
Rivers
Thanksgiving Service by Malcolm Mission Band at United Church
The sixth annual Thanksgiving Day Service was held Monday October 10 at 11 am in the United Church. Rev E L Williams and Rev J Dunnett gave addresses. St James Junior W A and Malcolm Mission Band sang. Jane Frame Margaret Grommett Alice Wills read. Beth Offen read scripture. T W Offen chaired. Mrs H Warham at piano. Mission Band orchestra performed.
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Malcolm Mission Band
United Church
E L. Williams
St. James’ Church
J. Dunnett
St. James’ Junior W
Jane Frame
Margaret Grommett
Alice Wills
Ninth Annual Elocution Contest at Ex celsior Lodge
The Ninth Annual Elocution Contest under Ex celsior Lodge L.C.B.A. will be held in the 1.0 C.F. Hall on Friday November 4 at 7.45 p.m. Entries must be in by Friday of this week. Fee 2c, contestants free to concert. Make your entry at once.
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Excelsior Lodge
L.C.B.A
Birthday Greetings Listing
The Gazette extends best wishes to readers with birthdays on October 13 through 19. Names include Robert B Lee Constance Offen Mrs Gee John Gray Henry Parker Gladys Parks Mrs McBrien Mrs Percy Neville Jr Beth Offen and Alf Wareham.
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Robert B Lee
Constance Offen
Gee, Beach
John Gray
Henry Parker
Gladys Parks
McBrien
Hartney
Percy Neville, Jr
Beth Offen
Alf. Wareham
Rivers Town Council Adopts Minutes and Passes Bylaws
At the October 6 meeting Mayor Dunsmore presided. The council adopted the prior minutes, accepted the Finance Committee report, and approved electric light accounts of 336.20 and 327.67 for payment. Bylaws 261 and 262 were passed confirming Dr B W Spencer as Health Officer and levying the 1932 tax rate. Ann Brown Old Age pension request supported. Request made for two RCMP officers for Halloween night. The council adjourned.
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Rivers Town Council
Dunsmore
Finance Committee
B. W. Spencer
Hamiota taxes collected and highway grading planned
Tax receipts totaling between fourteen and fifteen thousand dollars were reported by Hamiota Municipality Secretary W. T. Andrew up to October first. The Brandon board of trade was informed that federal and provincial governments are ready to complete grading and gravelling of the Clear Lake highway this year under unemployment relief camp schemes, with operations continuing through winter.
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Hamiota Municipality
W. T. Andrew
Hamiota Echo
Brandon Board of Trade
Clear Lake Highway
Bransdon Sun
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Flannelette
Monarch
J. A. Grummett
the Rivers Bakery
Pwrewee
John Dyer
I. C. Cousins
B. A
Province of Manitoba
4Th Ave
Anglican Church
E. J. Forman
McBaien—Pavpock
Bob Mills
Rivers School Board
Spencer
Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Co
Daly Rural Council
Daly Council
Reeve
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Wolf
Bradey-White
G. R. Dane
McDonald White
Wheatland
Bradley Smith
Dr. Spencer
Lyon
Blatchford Séens
Martha Jane Alterman
Pension Board
John A. Dyer
Sec
Treas
Hallowe’en
M. Musgrove
Fraser
W. L. Buggey
J Hoogeveen
C. Nowe
Norman Tivy
Hedberg
Lee Orchestra
Jas. Taylor
Messrs
Alf, Wareham
G. M. Henderson
Anglican News
Roseville
Ancrum
the Gazette
Ann Brown
Hallowe'en
J. H. Barker
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