Wilkie Curling Club Holds Reorganization Meeting
The Wilkie Curling Club met Tuesday at the fire hall. Rev Geo Sutherland was elected chairman and T A Dinsley became president replacing F W Bish. P M Florence resigned as secretary. P F Savelieff appointed. Membership stands at thirty seven paid curlers with fees set at Gent 8% and Ladies 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkie Curling Club
Geo. Sutherland
F. W. Bish
Reed
T. A. Dinsley
A. L. Thompson
P. M. Florence
P. F. Savelieff
Club Meeting Notice Requires Attendance
All interested in the club are earnestly requested to be present at the meeting tomorrow night.
Wilkie Polls Arranged For Dominion Elections
Polling locations in Wilkie for the Dominion Elections are listed with returning officers for each ward. Wilkie North meets at the Fire Hall with A J Scott. Wilkie South at the Fire Hall with T A Dinsley. Wilkie East at A Bells residence Norman Street with A Bell. Glen Logan Poll downstairs and Wilkie North and South upstairs. Pan Muir and others named as returning officers for adjacent areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkie North
Monady
A. J. Scott
Wilkie South
T. A. Dinsley
Wilkie East
Bell
Norman Street
A.bell
Glen Logan
Pire Hall
Wilkie
W. J. Kirkland
G.G Keith
Pan Muir
T. Catlin
Reford
T. Hodgins
Coldspring
J. Hyndman
Nerrow Lake
E. Porter
Starview
Canadian Troops Vote While Stationed Abroad
Voting is underway among Canadian troops stationed in England and France as part of wartime elections. Soldiers participate in ballots while deployed, reflecting home-country electoral procedures during service.
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England
France
Death of Private Victor Ennis Confirmed
Mr and Mrs W M Ennis learn their son Private Victor Ennis was killed in action after a long wait for details. A letter from Private Hawkins in England confirms he died of a stomach wound during an assault to reach the final objective. Memorial service set for Sunday at Phippen with Rev J Smith Windsor. Wilkie will fly the town flag at half mast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Ennis
Victor Ennis
Ennis
France
Canadian Engineers
J. B. Ennis
V. Ennis
Hawkins
England
Webb
Robert Hawkins
Phippen
J. Smith-Windsor
Wilkie
Wilkie Young Ladies Form The Bloxam Auxiliary
The Junior Red Cross unit met December 5 at Mrs. Blair home to organize a Red Cross club. On December 12 at Mrs. Ellis home they decided the society would be named The Bloxam Auxiliary. Officers were elected and the next B A meeting is December 19 at Miss Burnett’s apartments No 9 Dulmage Block. full attendance requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkie
F. W. Blair
P. P. Ellis
Bloxam
B. A
Dulmage Block
Union
Wilkie Sunday Schools
Red Cross Society
Victory tops total at 418000 dollars
The Victory fundraiser report confirms a grand total surpassing four hundred eighteen thousand dollars. Contributions come from multiple donors, with notable support observed from community groups and local organizations. The tally reflects broad participation and sustained fundraising momentum.
Clarification on Union Government Committee Appointment
A reader from the Wilkie Press denies being present at the Unionist meeting that named him to a government committee and states he was not consulted. He warns his name would not have appeared if he had consented.
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Wilkie Press
Marriage of Hattie May Knisely and William T Kyle
Rev C B Freeman of Saskatoon Baptist Church performed the ceremony on Wednesday December 12. Miss Hattie May Knisely and Mr William T Kyle of Wilkie were united in marriage. The couple left for Toronto and other eastern points on a honeymoon and expect to return in February to reside on Marion Street. Friends extend best wishes for their happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Freeman
Saskatoon Baptist Church
Hattie May Knisely
William T. Kyle
Wilkie
Kyle
Toronto
Pebruary
Marion Street
Elections Held in RM Refords Divisions 3 4 and Prairie No 408
In RM Refords divisions 3 and 4 voting elected Franke over Sherman by 11 and J Galbraith over Carruthers by 12 with acclamations for Reeve and council. Prairie No 408 divisions 2 and 5 saw unclear results for division 2 while Wes Sherwood won division 5. Reeve Parrish secured unopposed reelection by acclamation. A Christmas entertainment in Wilkie raises funds for the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RM. of
Reford
Messrs
Franke
Sherman
Shermann
J Galbraith
Bs Carruthers
J. Galbraith
Galbraith
Carruthers
Reeve T. Curtin
R Mz
Prairie
Messrs. Buerkness
Edwards
Henderson
G. W. Sherwood
Harrison
Wes. Sherwood
Parrish
J. Daudelin
Grain Growers Endorse Unionist Candidate in District 13
The sparsely attended meeting of the Saskatchewan Grain Growers Association District 13 in Wilkie endorsed the Unionist government and pledged support for H. O. Wright in the Battleford constituency. Attendees included R. M. Johnston and H. H. McKinney. Will Jas Thompson spoke on cooperative cold storage for creameries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grain Growers Association
District 13
Wilkie
Empire Hotel
Saskatchewan Grain Growers Association
H. O. Wright
Battleford
R. M. Johnston
H. H. McKinney
Red Cross Branch Receives Saskatchewan Shipment
The Wilkie Branch of the Red Cross reports a shipment arrival including 63 pairs of socks 6 empty comfort bags 6 pajama suites 2 sheets and 1 letter bag. Officials request the value of materials used and convey provincial gratitude for the donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkie
Red Cross Society
Seskatchewan Branch
Red Crom
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Curling Club
H.0. Wright
Elite
Russell Hartney
Saskatoon
God Save the King
Koopa
Neptune's
Zia
Junior Red Cross
Knisely
W. H. Lilwall
E. H. Dulmage
Sask
Dr. Jaeger
Gordon _Fillis
Geo. E. van Blaricom & Company, Ltd
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