Daly Area Couple Mark Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Thos Batty of Chiliwack British Columbia and formerly of Daly celebrate their golden wedding. Married in Winnipeg in 1883, he ran a large Winnipeg bakery before moving to a Daly farm about twenty years ago then to Chilliwack in 1919. Local friends recall their long life together.
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Thos. Batty
Chiliwack
B.C
Daly
Winnipeg
Batty
Daly District
Chilliwack
Wynken
Blynken
Nod
Wenceslas
Canada
Maple Land
Ghent
Aix
Hiawatha
St. Michael's
Harvest Thanksgiving Services Inspire Strong Gatherings
Angl ican harvest services were held at Roseville Anerym and Rivers with large congregations and spirited singing. The Bradwardine A Y P A opened its 1933 34 term with officers installed by the Rector Miss Ethel Blatchford John Woods Elgin Hunter and Herbert Watkins.
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Roseville
Anerym
Rivers
Bradwardine A.Y.P.A
J. Blatchford
Ethel Blatchford
John Woods
Elgin Hunter
Herbert Watkins
Bread of Life topic to lead United Church service Sunday
The United Church will focus on essential life values in a Sunday rally on the Bread of Life theme. The Sunday School rally featured hymns recitations and presentations with many earning Robert Raikes Diplomas for long attendance. Anniversary services are set for October 15 with Rev. W L T Patteson as speaker, and a fowl supper and concert is planned for Tuesday the 17th.
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Robert Raikes
W.L. T. Patteson
Birthday Greetings From The Gazette
The Gazette extends best wishes for a happy birthday to Alan Wareham on September 28 Austin Baily on the 30th Douglas Parker on October 1 Miss Lora Wiegand on the 1st Mrs J C Cousins on the 1st Denis Roberts on the 1st Airs Sorenson of Wheatland on the 1st Mrs N Tivy on the 2nd.
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the Gazette
Alan Wareham
Austin Baily
Douglas Parker
Lora Wiegand
J. C. Cousins
Denis Roberts
Airs. Sorenson
Wheatland
N. Tivy
Gazette Accepts Wood Substitutes for Subscriptions
The Gazette states it will accept wood as payment for subscriptions when cash is unavailable. A large portion of subscriptions is outstanding and some subscribers cannot easily provide cash to settle balances. The notice urges settling debts by delivering wood instead of cash.
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the Gazette
Pantomime Presents Babes in the Wood by Doreen Sisters
The Doreen Sisters and pupils staged Babes in the Wood last Thursday drawing a large crowd. The show featured a fairy, witch, clever dancers, a bashful comedian, and strong piano accompaniment by Edythe Mitchell. Arthur Fuller supplied comedy and the finale featured a bride and groom among a merry tableau.
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Doreen
Arthur Fuller
Edythe Mitchell
Tenth Annual Elocution Contest Draws Young Speakers
The Elocution Contest, under Ex celsior Lodge L O B A, will be held in the 10 C F Hall on Friday October 27 at 745 pm. Open to Rivers area children with entry 20 cents. Prizes offered. entrants must submit name age and selection to Mrs T W Offen by October 11. A dance follows the concert with details to come.
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Excelsior Lodge
L.O.B.A
C.F. Hall
T. W. Offen
Babes
Pete We
Dane
ST Ag
Weedews
le Weir
Dian
Plan Ta al Wind We
Fata
Vlan
Honge
Lota
Tian Haey Nonse Amd
Tedates
Vian
Suppers and Concert Planned Next Tuesday
A supper is planned for Tuesday October 3 from 5 30 to 8 00 with a high class concert to follow under the leadership of Mr Butler of Brandon. Admission 40c for adults 20c for children.
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Tarboton
Mr. Butler
Brandon
Muse Loses His Music Says J H Barker
A poet laments writer’s block as he cannot produce verse. The speaker says the fountain is dry and the cupboard bare with memories of past lyrics. He admits the muse has lost its music and cannot sing tonight.
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J. H. Barker
Fowl Supper and Concert at Bradwardine Church
St. Matthew's Church Bradwardine will hold its annual Fowl Supper and Concert on Friday October 6. Supper served from 5 30 p.m. A first class concert follows at 8 p.m. Admission 50 cents and 25 cents.
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St. Matthew's Church
Bradwardine
Chicken Supper and Bazaar Planned by Woman's Association
The annual Chicken Supper will be at United Church Pet tapiece hosted by the Woman's Association from 5 30 to 8 30 Wednesday Oct 4. A program by the Brandon Kiddies led by Dr Stuart Schultz features prize winning youths from Brandon and Winnipeg festivals plus radio appearances. A bazaar will also be held. Admission 50c and 25c.
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United Church
Pettapiece
Woman's Association
Sp.m
Brandon
Stuart Schultz
Winnipeg
Balkan War Sparked Then Sequel in Local Notice
A Balkan War like incident occurred Saturday morning. About twenty people appeared before Magistrate Cousing on Wednesday as a sequel. The N.A.L. S. Co. moved its scales from the west to the east end of the yard to operate from the office.
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Cousing
Kathleen Dobson Forms Physical Culture Class
Twenty years ago Miss Kathleen Dobson begins a class in physical culture and fancy dancing. A false alarm brings the fire brigade to Dr. Schwalm's office during the event.
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Kathleen Dobson
Sale of Lands for Arrears of Taxes in Daly Manitoba
A notice under a 1933 warrant from the Daly Reeve announces the sale by public auction in Hivera Manitoba of lands with unpaid taxes and costs. The sale is set for Wednesday November 1 at 2 PM in the Town Hall unless arrears are paid.
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Daly
Manitoba
Texesa
Hivera
Province of
Coxig
Lands Patented and Right of Way Reserved Across Lands
Notice from Rivers Manitoba dated September 11 1953 states all lands are patented and the right of way of railways and highways is reserved out of lands traversed. Signed by John A Dyer Secretary Treasurer Rural Municipality of Daly.
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Rivers
Province of
Manitoba
John A Dyer
Daly
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