Girls Conference Inspires Manitoba District 3 Unit
One hundred teenage girls and leaders from District 3 met for a three day conference in the Union Church with sessions led by Rev. F C Munsureton and Miss Willard Dolmage. Delegations came from Angusville Vista Founsrren Newdale Biru Shoal Lake and Russel Foxwarren led by a 24 member group. The event featured talks on G I T ideals and Christ’s kingdom and closed with praise and a large parents’ worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Religious Education Council of
Union Church
Russell
Dolmage
WT to Discuss Woollens Washing at April Meeting
The WT plans its next meet at Mrs W J Stewart's home on April 8 to discuss best methods for washing woollens curtains and comforters. Masquerade last Friday yielded lively costumes and prizes for Mrs F Carr Mrs W J Stewart T Teazal Violet Wright and others in attendance with judges noting many outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Stewart
Allo Ted
F. Carr
T. Teazal
Violet Wright
Will Schwatb
Mis. Meldrum
Astbury
Barry
Nes. Henderson
Mc Gibbon
Matt Simms
Johnstone
Annie Simms
Agnes Simms
Doris
Sybil Henderson
Maines
W. McGibbon
M. Simma
John McLaren
Frank Pagan
Will Peegan
Geo. Simms
J. Schwaim
Wilfread Simms
Bill Barry
Victor Strerce
Geo Douglas
Langley
Carr
Inglis W M S Holds March Meeting Limited Attendance
Inglis W M S met March 16 at Mrs Bute's home with few members due to sickness. Delegates Crawford unable to attend Winnipeg Convention. groups were formed to raise funds, including pie and tea at the rink for 4.55 and a pancake supper for 6.06. The group plans a quilt for the supply secretary by September and studies The Planting of the Faith with monthly chapter reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglis W.M.S
Bute
Winnipeg
Crawford
Grant
Breckenridge
Woods
Richardson
Pentecost Blessing and Missionary Commission Theme
The message emphasizes Pentecost as a divine commission to spread the gospel. It highlights Jesus' command to disciples, the living Christ guiding believers, and the promise of the Holy Spirit across the coming years as the church continues the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Christ
Galilean
Rochedale district teachers dismissal sparks public meeting
Letter from Belmont to Rochedale ratepayers praises their public gathering on the teacher's dismissal. A Saskatchewan style note salutes community unity and reflects on leadership and tact in the ouster. The piece also covers grain tax reforms and church notes including Union Church delegates and upcoming services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochedale
Mrs. W. Goodbrand
Prairie Summer Resorts Featured in New Booklet
The Canadian National Railways issue a new tourist booklet titled Summer Resorts Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta to promote prairie lake and river spots. It highlights accessible resorts, moderate climate with hot days and cool nights, and long summer evenings, aiming to attract domestic and foreign visitors to explore Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canadian National Railways System
Canada
Eariep
Special Lenten Services at Union Church April Week Evenings
Special services begin Monday April 5 at Union Church with daily sermons through Easter. Topics cover Christian versus non Christian, the Cross, the meaning of the resurrection, the eternity of Christ, witnesses, Gethsemane, and the Easter message of New Life. Public invitation to attend and prepare for the church year’s great religious event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
Gethsemane
Christ Church Notes Induction of New Rector
Rev. N C Smith began ministry at Christ Church with 11 a m Holy Communion and 7 p m Evensong. Lord Bishop of Brandon inducted the rector, delivering an impressive address. Palm Sunday events listed with matin e s sermon at 11, Sunday School 2 30, Evensong 7, and choir practice 8 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Smith
Christ Church
Smith
Brandon
Russell Agricultural Society directors meet Saturday
A notice from the Russell Agricultural Society states a directors meeting will be held on Saturday. An attached letter from the Live Stock Branch at Ottawa approves the Aberdeen Angus bulls loan for Stratford Black Angus Silverton associations with a representative to arrange bulls for this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
Angus Moyni
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
United Church of Canada
Toronto
Sume
A. G P. Smellie
Mornes
Chrisvuian
Imi Evriday
Trait Rangers
Tay
Lawrences Skeoch
Muskett
Jim Thom
Sid Morris
Middleton
Russell Agricultural Soc
Apt
Otawe
Silver Creek
Aberdeen
Stratford
Black Angus
Silverton
R. S. Hamer
Honey and Laycock Families Welcome Newborn Daughters
Obscure Winnipeg notice reports a March 29 birth to Mr and Mrs Stanley Honey announcing a daughter named Laycock born March 36. Also mentions Plain and Fancy Knitting services by Mrs Geo Brown of Russell and other household notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honey
Surdery
Stanley Honey
Laycock
Moonday
Rev Laycock
Geo. Brown
Russel
Local notices and spring hints fill McRostie hall and fields
A crowded sheet reports community events on April 1 to 12 including W I meetings, public talks by J T Haig and others, a Cross Word Puzzle contest, and hall addresses. It notes Petty theft in Silver Creek, spring weather melting snow, and horse sale prices up to 435 dollars. It lists tax figures by occupation, police convictions for liquor, and farm conditions with hog price outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reinhart
Binacarth
Thomas Madill
W. I
C.F. Hall
A. M. Pratt
Edith Setter
McRostie’s Hall
J. T. Haig
E. A. Schwalm
Hugh Thomson
Star City
Silver Creek
A. McLennan
J. Fulowski
C. Brown
Storey
Wadena Hospital
W. P. Storey
Thoresby
Mattie Davidson
Mernt
C. W. Thom
Thom
J. T. Haig M.J.A
McRostie
Rendall
kYly
Wood
Affricultural College
Manitoba
Privy Council Overrules Manitoba Grain Futures Tax Act
The Privy Council dismissed Manitoba's appeal after the Supreme Court of Canada ruled the Grain Futures Tax Act ultra vires. Enacted in 1923 to tax the Winnipeg grain exchange, the act faced federal disallowance by Saskatchewan as an indirect tax beyond Manitoba's legislative power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Provinces
J. A. Robo
Progressive Party
Ay Irong'y
Privy Council
Province of
Manitoba
Supreme Court of Canada
Saskatchewan
Income Tax Payers and Census Figures
Census figures show sixty three percent of the income tax is paid by employees. About 176,089 persons are assessed for income tax among wage earners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Chieflenot
Dominion
British Columbia
Ottawa
Maritimes
Ontario
Quebec
Manitoba
Nova Scotia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Newae
Prince Edward Island
Yukon
I Beemg
Straw paper used by London daily newspaper
A French inventor M. de Vaine developed a straw based paper process that yields 410 feet per minute with salt and lime as additives. France currently produces the paper while a Canadian mill is planned with 50 tons daily capacity. The new white, tough paper rivals wood pulp in look and price, hinting at a promising future as wood supplies dwindle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Morning Post
Europe
M. de Vaine
France
Canada
Canadian National Land Settlements group seeks incorporation
The Department of Colonization and Development backs a CN rail linked land settlement charter. William Doig Robb William Black Charles Green Ernest Sauve and 1134 Frederick Biette led the petition with aims to settle vacant lands across Canada and assist settlers. Provincial averages show Alberta and British Columbia land prices, with Saskatchewan higher and Saskatchewan lower than others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Colonization and Development
Canadian National Railways
Ottawa
Canadian National Land Settlements Association
Dominion
William Doig Robb
William John Black
Charles Price Green
Ernest Joseph Sauve
Frederick Charles Biette
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Alberni
Alberta
Saskatchewan
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Russell €.G.I.T
O Girls
W.M.S
Minniska
Belmont. Man
Prairie Summer Resorts
Bulles& Oats
Selad
Maintan
F. L. Drayton
Eere Ewan Eae Reese
FORD
C.W. Frases
C.W
Assiniboine
Millwood
Crystal Rebekah Lodge 1.0.C.F
F. G. Eshelby
Reader
Manitobas
London Daily
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