Busy Bees Meeting and Community News Highlights
The Busy Bees met at Mrs Crerar home with eleven members present and planned two candy boxes for a rating event. A Silver Tea raised funds previously at Mrs A McTavish home. Mrs L Berney demonstrated paper flowers. Community notes report a February 7 dance at the school, weather impact on attendance, and upcoming social on the 21st. A funeral for Mr Andrew S Wallace was held at Masonica Hall and church with tributes praising his service to Freemasonry and local education. The Birtle Pioneer notes the death of Thomas Yeandle, a longtime Blacksmith of Birtle, famed for a prize plow and a Ford Museum relic. he leaves four daughters and two sons.
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Endcliffe
Barry Gunn
Lewis
Dropmore
G. Gunn
Alice Schwalm
Shellmouth
Andrew
Wallace
Masonica Hall
Unit- Ti Cpardt
H. B. Wallace
Russell
Wallaee
Wasonry Fm
Andrew Well
William Wallace
Russell and
William Lloyd
Fred Hibert
Nelson Roberts
Geo. Wishart
Ridgway
Albert Herbert
E. Martin
Sacred Heart Hospital
Quint Braadfoot
Winnipeg
Dave
Tanger Point
Birtle
Thomas Yeandle
Manitoba
Yeandle
Canada
Riding Mountains
Stratford Ontario
Yeandie
Bristol
England
Stratford
Ont
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Michigan
All
Charles
Edmonton
B Murch
Rose Palmer
John
Stafford
Ontario
William
Hives
Highmore
South Dakota
Inglis
B. Richardson
King
Edward VI
Gillies
John Jackson
de la Mere
Gertie Clement
Binscarth
Beryl McLennan
Wilma Woods
R. Anderson
Knox Church Services and Funeral Notice Highlight Local Loss
Knox Church led by Rev HB Wallace offers Sunday services on February 16 with lectures and Sunday School. The funeral of James Skeoch, 67, was held in Brandon after a sudden heart-related death. He left a widow, six children, two sisters, one brother, and his mother died last September at age eighty.
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James Skeoch
Brandon
Mr. Skeoch
Binscarth
Afr
D. J. Kippan
Alex McDonagh
Hhe
4. 1. Case Co
Albert
Winnipeg
Americans in Canada by birthplace and naturalization study
A Census Branch report shows about 345,000 Americans reside in Canada, with around 90,000 still not naturalized. Nearly 900 Russians, 100 Swedes, 606 Germans, 100 Italians, and other nationalities are listed as naturalized Americans living in Canada. Ontario, Alberta, and Quebec host notable numbers, with patterns of gender by region.
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Canada
United States
U.S
Alberta
Jeantorn
Othe
Sraker Hewan
Ontario
Queies
Rasiv'chenrn
Qrabect
Patario
Atvorts
Nova Scot
Mant
Padfe
Mestea
Census
Dominion Bureau of Staaten
Dominion Burea of Statistics
Town Council Minutes and Misc Notes From Feb 6 Meeting
Regular council meeting with Mayor Hembroff presiding and all councillors present. Accounts for electric lights and town expenses approved. H Clee named assessor for 1937 and the 1937 assessment roll adopted with 1936 revision rule. Mrs Clement rented the Asture for 1936 and related property details noted. Plus public notices on Sun Life 1935 results, Canada investment in schools, a modern prophet forecast, and local Manitoba news items.
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Hembroff Fresiding
Canneillors
Treas
Knazan Bros
Doig Estate Oop
Smele Bros. Deo
H. Clee
Clement
Christ Church Weekly Schedule and Meeting Notice
Christ Church lists services February 16 at 11 00 am with Mating and Sermon and Junior Choir 12 noon Sunday School at 7 pm Senior Choir. A meeting of the Vestry is set for Tuesday February 18 at 8 pm at the Rectory.
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Christ Church
Detroit firm offers gasoline to oil powered car adapter
An unnamed Detroit manufacturing company promotes a converter that makes ordinary cars practical for longer use on No 2 fuel oil, claiming 160 mile trips cost 18 cents with oil versus 1.80 with gasoline. They expect diesel engines for autos years away and expand to meet adapter orders.
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Detroit
Wheat Board Takes Over Pool Surplus
The new wheat board has assumed the wheat surplus from the wheat pools and the old wheat board, taking over with a $16.5 million loss. The transition occurred on December 2, and the $8 million payment to 93031 pool members, projected for October, now seems extremely remote.
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Wheat Board
New Wheat Board
Old Wheat Board
Manitoba Legislature Opens Feb 18 Under Bracken
Premier John Bracken announced the 1936 Manitoba legislature will open Tuesday February 18, marking the fourth session of the 19th legislature. The note hints at a possible fifth session in 1997 if no election occurs earlier, potentially ending the current assembly's term before 1938.
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Manitoba
John Bracken
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Wiccenstt Tox
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Pred Hinghes
Cardle, Moo
H. Anderson
South Angusville
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D. C. Stewart
H. Cochrane
Dunn Wall
Mr. Stewart
KM. Anderson
Young People’s Society
Wall
Assessippi
Assessi
Archie Bale
John Hall
Sheil
Fred Gordon
Sandy Stewart
Tom Tod
D. ‘Q- Wil
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Henry J
Cleo
James Richardson
James Monroe
Harry Keeler
Tom McLenna
Gil
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F. Worly
Oliver
Fish
Arior
Montreal
Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada
A. B. Wood
Life Insurance 2
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Sun
Wood
Sum Life
William Beiley
Toronto
Bruno Richard Heupmann
Lindenberg
Bailey
Marie Dressler
Austria
Dallas
Tray
Mussolini
Ambrose Small
Theatre
St. Lawrence
Ministry of Munitions
United Kingdom
Germany
Brender
Christ Church Girls Guild Drive
J. Mcleod
Jas
Silverton
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Semlines
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le L. Roberts
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Ole Olson
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Gordon Kippan
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George Cartwright
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Harrowby Orchestra
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Mlebiran Highway Department
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Charles Gillis
Tan Bryson
Tommy Rose
Cape Town
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