Local and Personal News Roundup for October Events
The Roblin district marks a holiday on Monday October 12 as Thanksgiving. The Roblin District Swine Club Fair is set for Fair Grounds Geturday Oct 14 with hogs due by 12 noon. Poultry meeting Oct 14 at 8 p.m. in the Hotel sample room. all invited. Shell River Agricultural Society directors meet Oct 13 at 2 p.m. for seed grain and poultry fair planning. Evangeline Rebeka Lodge No 41 hosts a dance Oct 12 in the Lodge auditorium with music and lunch. W M S Thank Offering in United Church Oct 12 at 3 p.m with Mrs Robert Inglis as guest speaker. Inter-Mountain Teachers' Convention Oct 8 open to public. Magistrate R. Graham will speak on school and crime. Lyric Theatre screens Eddie Cantor in Strike Me Pink Oct 12–14 at 6 p.m. and notes further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Fair Grounds
Geturday
Wasneadsy
Evangeline Rebeka
Scheel
W.M
United Church
Robert Inglis
Gilbert Plaine
R. ®. Graham
K.C
Winnipeg
Eatrans
Thureday
Eddie Cantor
Collegiate Diamond Ball Second Series Standings
The week just finished left Grade XI and Grade X contending for second series honors as they beat IX and faced stalemates with Grade XII. Grade XI led, with IX dropping after losses, while Grade X eyes a final with XII to challenge XI for the WI trophy in Diamond Ball. Floyd Starr’s Rotarian quote notes belief in boys’ inherent goodness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscay
Dame Fortune
Grage XI
Floyd Starr
Shea
Local Visitors Reported From Town and Surroundings
Dr Segal visited Kameack on Sunday Mere Stoughton returned from Gilbert Plain trip Ewart Painter came home from Beskateen Saturday Mesars Rutledge and Franklin returned from Winnipeg Mr Wr Hampeen and Miss M Craig hosted by Fred Allen on Sunday Ges Craig and A J Rulledga went to Gilbert Plain on Sunday Monday October 18 declared Thanksgiving public holiday across Caneds Gibson Brown Vernon Brown motor trip to Vancouver with W Cobbe on Friday Ladies Aid United Church announces annual supper and concert in new hall Monday Oct 12 Me P Laker and Mrs from Winnipeg return from Europe visit town Dr G P Baker impressed by district with music
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Laker
Winnipeg
Europe
G. P. Baker
Jacob Eisner
Baker
Cromarty Women and Hospital Visit Report
Cromarty notes from Winnipeg hospital where Mrs Cromarty and Jetty Edwardes left for Roland to spend winter with relatives Rev Mr and Mrs G McNeill. Mr C Brandon and H Barber visited, October W I meeting at Mrs Greaves with a paper by Mr Kines. November meet planned at Mrs Mc Duffle's home inviting Cromarty women to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Edwardes Haa
Roland
G. McNeill
C.brandon
H. Barber
Winnipeg
Branden
W. I
Greaves
Kines
McDuffle
Cromarty
Deepdale visits and local yard work noted
Deepdale residents Mr and Mrs Harry Balance of Cromar visit Mr and Mrs G Gardner. Mr Davins spent the past week adding to Claude Argent’s house. Dr Kanee has made several trips to spray children for Infantile Paralysis at the school. The gravel pit at Deepdale is exhausted as the CNR hauls gravel from another site to stock yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Balance
Cromar
Kanee
Deepdale
C.N.R
Merridale visit and wedding reception noted
Merridale residents Mr and Mrs Ed Saunders visited relatives last week. Mea Hussey of Calgary with Mrs Saunders joined relatives here. Mr Walter and Frank Ward Deepdale visited Bert Cockerill’s fur farm. About sixty guests attended the reception honoring the newlyweds Mr and Mrs Ward, an event remembered by all participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Saunders
Merridale
Mea Hussey
Calgary
Mrs Saunders
Mr Walter
Frank Ward Deepdale
Bert Cockerill
K. Cockerill
Mrs Ward
Double Wedding At The Home Of Mr Chase
A double wedding occurred Wednesday September 302 at the home of Mr and Mrs A. Chere. Harold K. married Elsie E. Shiner and Ruth A. married Wet E. Shiner. The ceremony was conducted by Rev A Summers with about forty guests, a supper, and a short program of songs recitations and readings. The couple will reside in the Bield community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Chere
Harold K
Ruth A
Elsie E. Shiner
Wet. E. Shiner
Misenna Byce
Marry Cox
School Board Minutes Outline from October Meeting
The School Board met Thursday October first with C. H. Sorbo A. Edwerds Mrs Jakeman J L Mitchell present. Last meeting minutes were adopted. September Principal report showed attendance 91.98 percent. Proposed policy requires High School pupils to produce a parent guardian note for homework. Multiduplicate Machine project discussed. Meeting set for November 2 1934 from 9 30 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. noon hour shortened. Accounts approved: Canadian Laboratory 24.97 J Purinaki 3.28 H C Cranwell 6.50 Man Text Book 7.81 E N Moyer Co 6.80 L J Mitchell 5.00 Christie School Supply Co 234.40 Dr Kannee 6.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. HW. Sorbo
A. Edwerds
Jakeman
J. L. Mitchell
Mitchell
Edwards
Cpan
Buckboard Journey Brings Missionary to the West
Fifty five years ago Dr A B Baird arrived in Winnipeg as a missionary to the Canadian West. He traveled solo across the prairies in a buckboard with a horse tent and simple gear. He will speak at Roblin United church on October 18 during anniversary services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Baird
Winnipeg
Prairies
Marker English Surgeon Urges Self-Reliance for Youth
In a exhortation to young men living at home or relying on kin, a celebrated English surgeon urges taking any work and becoming one's own master if paid jobs are scarce. He notes opportunities exist but are harder to find, and questions whether the current youth possess the needed grit to rise from apathy.
Winter Bulbs in the Mouse Por Winter Bloom
Bulbs can brighten homes through winter at low cost with careful preparation. Choose strong, heavy bulbs and plant early for vigor. Some bulbs like Narcissus and Paper White can grow in water, while Hyacinths need special glasses. Use fiber or moist base, avoid crowding, and allow space for water to be added. Daffodils Tulips and Hyacinths all possible in fibre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella
Preston
Experimental Farm
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Bagina
First Comes Fruit Juice By Betty Barclay
Betty Barclay describes fruit juice as a staple and healthful beverage. She offers two cocktail ideas Autumn Cocktail and Social Cocktail using pineapple juice tomato juice orange juice lemon juice ginger ale sugar and cherries. A separate note warns that few arterial highways create accident risk during holidays and urges improvements to the secondary highway system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Barclay
Lost Tailored Tan Gray Flannel Suit Coat in Buffalo
Found fragment mentions a Tailored Tan Gray Flannel Weave Suit Coat in Buffalo New York with a Finder please at Review office and a Reward. The text discusses highway safety valving, maintenance costs, and funding pressures in a disjointed manner.
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Buffalo N.Y
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Canada
Shell River Agricultural
Gociety
Tage News
Dr. Segal
Kameack
Stoughton
Gilbert Plain
Ewart Painter
Beskateen
Tom Rutledge
Lorne Franklin
Mr Wr Hampeen
Miss M Craig
Mr. Fred. Allen
Ges
Graig
Mra
A. J. Rulledga
Gilbert Plaing
Gibson Brown
Vernon Brown
Vancouver
W. Cobbe
Ladies Aid of the United Church
Bern
Mincordia Hospital
Black
Mr. Chase
Ges. Kay
Kay
J. A. Chase
Eckert
Calgary Alta
Bield
School Board Monthly Meeting
Edmonton
Emil Duerks
T.h.taylor’s Hardware
Storee—Pipes
Damipori
Steve Beards, Etc
Omer
Taylor
Lyric Theatre
Clark Gable
Wile
Jack London
Loretta Young
Jack
Gable
Teeeday
Canadian National
Swift Canadian Co
Mitchell’s Drug Store
Wampole
Kellogg
Wyilt
Passmore
Vapex
Irwin L. Mitchell
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