Personal News From Winnipeg Visitors and Local Travel
Robbs Mire George Turner to receive Friday September 18 from 3 30 to 6 00. Miss Betty White of Winnipeg spends the week with friends in town. Gert Jones in charge of the CNA nation of Bev tas firm Geo Scott Bill and Bernice in Winnipeg a few days. Mrs F J Cack of Cardala Man visiting friends. Mr Bill Dixon left Saturday for Sudbury Ont to spend months. Mr and Mrs J Nelson left for Minneapolis to attend funeral. Mr Graham Mitchell left for Winnipeg to continue studies at Manitoba University. Mr and Mrs Norman McLaren and family and Mrs J Edmiston of Winnipeg visitors over the weekend. Miss May Hornsby of Vancouver arrived to visit relatives. Mr A W Jakeman left for Winnipeg to attend Education advisory board meeting. Dark picture noted in theatre review with cast Oberon lead. Visitors attended Inter Mountain Teachers Association executive meeting with H Dwyer Inglis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain Teachers Association
Mesers H. Dwyer
Inglis
V Crane
Sheilmouth
G. Whyte
Makarefi
J. N. Belton
J. H. Cameron
W. Cummings
Grandview
Trakalo
Manchink
Hutthes and Arenett
Gilbert Plains
N. Robertson
Bield
H. L. Allbright
Dauphin
Town Notes on New Car Visits and Local Events
Mr James McEwen purchased a new Dodge car. Mr Wesley Mitchell of Vancouver visits town. Mr Everett Brown leaves for Winnipeg to attend the University. A large turnout at the Mar vest Festival in the Anglican Church Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ferg and Miss Ruby Topham of Wynyard Bask visited over the weekend. Mrs Gibson Brown and Mr Everett Brown depart with Mr and Mrs W Cobbe for a motor trip to Vancouver. Mr Lindsay McLean of Cranbarry Portage Manitoba arrives for a visit. Agricultural Seclety hosts Friday night event in the new hall with prizes drawn at noon. Home Makers Club members donate items to Mrs Alex Mick after her recent house fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson Brown
Everett Brown
W. Cobbe
Makareff
Vancouver
Local Hockey Girls Hold Successful Friday Dance
The Roblin Hockey Girls sponsored a school auditorium dance featuring the Commodore and the Jolly Sailor band. District attendees from Grandview, Tummell, Togo, Deepdale and Calder joined Roblin in a well decorated event with red and white club colors. A supper followed by an orchestral program of tap dancing and songs kept dancing until 2 30 a.m. The club thanks supporters and announces an October 2 supper in Summer Hall with admission five dollars and six cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Lede
Grandview
Tummell
Togo
Deepdale
Calder
Acreas
Roblin Hockey Girla
W.A. meeting and nurse candidate events noted
The monthly meeting of the W.A. was held at Mrs J Alexander's home to discuss a fowl supper. A shower at Mrs Inglis's home honored Miss Helen Inglis, departing Tuesday for Dauphin to train as a nurse. Gifts came from Ronnie Day. a luncheon and games followed with best wishes for Helen's success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A. S
Mra
Mre J. Inglis
Mrte
Helen Inglis
Tuseday
Dauphin
Ronnie Day
Helen
Petrified potato found on Deepdale farm prompts curiosity
Mr T Cheavine reports a petrified potato unearthed on his Deepdale farm. Mr and Mrs Earl Bennett of Fort Frances visited Mrs Bennett's sister Mrs A Nostrom. Threshing finished in the district with wheat averaging about fourteen bushels per acre and a notably low coarse grain yield. Mrs Nostrom joined Mrs Bennett in traveling to Peace River for a short holiday with their parents Mr and Mrs Hogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Cheavine
Earl Bennett
Fort Frances
Mrs Bennett
A. Nostrom
Mra A. Nostrom
Mra E. Bennett
Peace River
Quiet wedding unites Vivian Leitz and Oswald Stone
Vivian Charlotte Leitz and Oswald George Stone were wed at United Church Manse Minnedoss on Sunday September 13 at 5 PM. The ceremony was by Rev P V Samson with attendants Miss Ellen Leitz and Howard Stone. The couple plans Brandon and Regina visits before settling at Gods Lake where the groom works for Gods Lake Gold Mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Minnedoss
Vivian Charlotte
John Leitz
Aeblin
Oswald George Stone
Cooper Stone
Rapid City
Ellen Leitz
Howard Stone
P. V. Samson
Brandon
Regina
Gods Lake
Goda Lake
Shell River Council Minutes Read and Adjourned
The Shell River Council met Tuesday with Reeve Rogers and Councillors Arnott Clarke Nowosad and Evens present. Minutes of last meeting were read and accepted. A by law to appoint Peter Nastor and Wm Scott as collectors was approved, with payments for monies collected. A by law to sell the 8 W 15 27 28 to F H Ward for 200 was passed. A rebate of 24.50 on NE 1 28 20 A was granted. Accounts were passed and the council adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell River
Reeve Rogers
Arnott, Clarke, Nowosad
Evens
Evane
Peter Nastor
Wm Scott
Arnett
P. Nastor
Col. Arnett
F. H. Ward
Nowosad
Plan Made for Teachers Convention October 8-9
Hindi plana for the first convention of the Inter-Mountain Teachers' Association were completed at a meeting of the executive here Saturday. A ten date, which had been set for plal 8 and 9 was approved and a rough outline of the programme was completed. Both of the morning sessions will be divided into primary and secondary divisions, while the afternoon and evening meetings will be general. Both the afternoon meetings will be well on the session on Thursday evening will be open to the general public. The Friday evening session will take the form of a luncheon. An endeavor is being made to have Mr W. L. Grockington of Winnipeg, chairman of the newly established Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, as the guest speaker. An effort is also being made to have several displays of primary work at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-Mountain Teachers’ Association
W. L. Grockington
Winnipeg
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Well Known Organist Gives Recital in Church
Following the Sunday service at United Church, Louie Atkin former Capital Theatre Winnipeg organist and CKCK Regina radio figure gave a popular recital. He played Raymond Overture, In a Monastery Garden, Nevins The Rosary, Onward Chelatian Soldiers and the Wattelulah Chorus from Handel. A second recital is planned at the Anglican Church next Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Louie Atkin
Capital Theatre
Winnipeg
CKCK
Regina
Atkin
Raymond
Ethelbert Nevin
Road project to link Roblin with Duck Mountains route gains pace
The Roblin Benite Highway is under construction to connect with the Duck Mountains loop, filling a long standing demand in the northwest. Eight miles north of Roblin have become a high grade road under W H Campbell of Winnipeg with Jack Scott as foreman. The eight hour day employs farmers and labourers in three eight four hour shifts with tractors aiding on level stretches. Meanwhile Britain reports record low unemployment at 1,613,940 with strong factory output and rising employment in industry aiding production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Benite
Duck Mountains
Robin
W. H. Campbell
Winnipeg
Campbell
Jack Scott
Associated Press
London
Britain
Growth and arrivals mark early term at local college
Fresh term sees many new pupils from outside districts and new members join Grades IX to XII. Elsie Milne transfers from Carlisle High School in Cumberland England, Beth Thompson brings Winnipeg schooling, while Grade XII expands to fit enrollment. Harvest Thanksgiving at Anglican church led by W A Crose celebrates “The Eternal Harvest.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Radley
Margaret Smilaky
Gilbert Plains
Elsie Milne
England
Carlisle
Cumberland
Beth Thompson
Winnipeg
Chicago
Deaks
Review Subscription Accounts Due for Renewal
The Review asks subscribers with outstanding balances to remit payments promptly. Though individual amounts are small, collective dues are important to the publication.
Campaign of Falsehood In Grain Marketing Debate
A Winnipeg grain trade statement defends the Western Pools and Winnipeg Grain Exchange against claims of misrepresentation. It asserts farmers’ best price and gov support, denies wishing to abolish the Wheat Board, and invites scrutiny by a forthcoming Commission. The note labels several opposing claims as false and urges witnesses to substantiate arguments with evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Canada
Wheat Board
Auioultnee
Line Elevator Company
Plains
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Ite
Saskatchewan Pool
Grain Exchange
Milla
Thia
Thie
Saskatchewan
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
Fort William
Western Canada
Wheat Policy of
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Robbs
George Turner
Mise Betty White
Gert Jones
C.N.A
Bhevtas
Geo. Scott
Bill and
Bernice
Mra F. J. Cack
Cardala
Man
Bill Dixon
Sudbury
Ont
J. Nelson
Minneapolis, Minn
Wr Nelson
Graham Mitchell
Manitoba University
Norman McLaren
J. 4
Edmiston
Mise May Hornsby
A.W. Jakeman
Department, of Education
Mineho County
Merta
Oberon
Togo News
James McEwen
Wesley Mitchell
The
University
Ferg
Ruby Topham
Wynyard, Bask
Lindsay McLean
Cranbarry Portage
Homemakers Club
Alex Mick
Tummer Hall
Tugel
Shell River Council
Col
Clark
Clarke
J. H. Grundy
A. Hogg
J. D. Adama Co
Western Chain Stores
McArthur
Sacred Hospital
Norman Windecker
A. W. Cobbe
Beaver Lumber Co
A. J. Edwards
Ed Howe
Roblin Review
Landorre W. Malashewsky
Dr Hannel
Roblin Trading Co
M. Prokopvich
Mra Clark
J. H. Poyser
W. A. Crose
Crose
W.A
Geo. Glover
N.R. Park - Jeweller
Workton
Rexall
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