United Sunday School Sessions Set For Sunday
In Towns and Occt Commenting text Sunday September 28 the United Sunday School will held its sessions at 2 00 pm Alvin Setter arrived home last week from Banff Alta where he had been employed during the summer months Ladies Aid meeting of Rivers United church at the home of Mrs J Taylor Jr at 3 00 pm on October 2 Mrs H W Howard hosted recent guests her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Verne Rotdsmith Cobden Ont Mrs H Kennedy returned to Vancouver after a holiday with her parents Mr and Mrs P Luchuk Edward Manchul returned from Chilliwack BC where he spent holidays in summer training at the Canadian army camp Mr and Mrs M E Bowman and son Robert left for Vancouver BC after visiting relatives Gifts were presented at a Legion ladies auxiliary gathering and a lunch was served.
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United Sunday School
Alvin Setter
Banff
Alta
Ladies Aid of Rivers United Church
H Kennedy
Vancouver
B C
P. Luchuk
Edward Manchul
Chilliwack
B.C
Canadian Legion Ladies Auxiliary
N.hayward
Muriel Tyreman
L N. Harvey
Proverbs Teachings On Wealth And Blessing
A brief excerpt from Proverbs urges honoring the Lord with all wealth and firstfruits. It promises abundant barns and overflowing wine presses as a divine consequence of generosity and dedication.
Johnson Automatics sees foreign demand for light arms
A spokesman for Johnson Automatics says foreign governments are demanding American light machine guns and semi automatic rifles. The firm is negotiating in New York and Washington with representatives of several foreign powers.
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Boston
Sept
Johnson Automatics
Frearms
New York
Washington
Birthday List Highlights September to October
Birthdays noted for Basil Bowman Joseph Luchuk Pearl Hain and Frances Luchuk Kennedy on Sept 27. Sept 28 greeting to George Dennison Brandon Alan Wareham. Sept 29 honoring Mrs Samuel Beever. Sept 30 marking A Bert Wyld of Winnipeg. Oct 1 recognizing Denis Roberts Kam Sask Louis Dyer. Oct 2 extending wishes to Mrs N Tivy and J R Stratford.
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Basil G. Bowman
Joseph Luchuk
Pearl C. Hain
Kennedy
Frances Luchuk
George Dennison
Brandon
Alan Wareham
Samuel Beever
Bert) Wyld
Winnipeg
Manitoba to Install Automatic Tell Switch Boards
Winnipeg September 1. Equipment for the Manitoba telephone system is being built to speed long distance service by over 50 percent. Peter Millar, commissioner, said automatic tell switch boards and auxiliary gear will be installed at Winnipeg and Brandon, with completion in about two years.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Peter Millar
Brandon
Millay
Presbyterian Church Reports Record Communicants and Growth
The 241 year old Presbyterian church reports strong growth in the past year with 111,952 new communicant members enrolled, increasing total membership to 2,234,790. The report, issued by the general assembly headquarters, notes gains in church attendance and member contributions.
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Philadelphia
United States of America
General Assembly
Western provinces seek common council on packinghouse workers
Premier Douglas of Saskatchewan Bebird and four western provinces agreed on propagala for noting a common conciliator in the current stake of packinghouse workers ain digenasies. Delegates from Alberta British Columbia Ontario Saskatchewan formed by BH. Hus ton. Manitoba Civil Service association. Musicians unions picketed the Royal Opera House in London over use of the Vienna Philharmonic to accompany the Vienna state opera. Pincher Creek curling rink collapsed under snow despite no injuries. Inquest into the Dugald Man disaster to resume after transport board hearing. Chicago doctor reports streptomycin shows impressive TB sinus drainage results with 60 sinuses treated.
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Douglas
Saskatchewan
Council of
Provincal
Tite Association
Admonta
Alberta
British Columbia
Ontario
BH. Huston
Manitoba Civil Service Association
Royal Opera House
Convent Carden
London
Vienna State Opera
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Extonians and Latvian Detained at Ellis Island Await Hearing
A group of 23 Extonians and one Latvian crossed the Atlantic in a 45 foot sailboat to pursue life in America but are detained at Ellis Island New York awaiting an immigration hearing.
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America
Filis Island
New York
Canada must defend Halifax and West Coast ports, or face colonial status
In 1929 Halifax is described as poorly defended, a state echoed on the West Coast. The piece argues Canada must protect its sovereignty or risk becoming a colony of the United States, criticizing Carmella Prides’ stance.
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Halifax Chronicle
Canada
Halifax
Carmella
United States
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Havlik’s
Havlik’s Lunch
Rivers, Man
Gilchris
Rexall
Taylor & Son
China
Wareham’‘s Meat Market
Bartlett
M. E. Bowman
Robert
Ladies Auxiliary
The
Canadian Legion
R. M. Bronto
Sioux Lookout
Ont
W. J. Thomas
Baait
Rocky Mountain
Cascade Hotel Co. Ltd
Hudson's Bay Company
Decatur
Carolyn Robb
Carolyn
M. D. Robb
Advisory Traffic Commission
Ottawa
Martin
Montreal
Canadian Jewish Congress
Manitoba Sugar Company
Denis Roberts
Kamsack, Sask
Louis Dyer
J. L Case
Taylor
Pincher Creek
Canadian National Railway
Dugald
Man
Board of Transport Commissioners
Attorney-Generals Department
Chicago
Benjamin L. Brock
Hyman Goodman
Toronto Philharmonic Orchestra
CBC
Defenceiesa Canada
Wild Beauty Penersd
Don Porter
Lois Collier
Jacqueline deWit
Little Miss Big
Beverly Simmons
Fred Brady
Frank McHugh
Fay Holden
Caesar and Cleopatra
Community Theatre
Bess
Marshall Thompson
George Tobias
Clem Bevans
News and Cartoon
Stork Club
McKennzie
Macintosh
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