Wolseley Public School April Report Highlights Attendance
April report shows enrollment 45 in room, total attendance 749, average 44.05 percent. Honor lists across grades mention Beatrice Biden, Laura Reedwell, Douglas Owston, Edward Rose, Bobby Crosby, Ernest Fleming, Gordon Rigney, August Miller, Reggie Flavell, Edith Gordon Bray, Billy Couch, Doris Wells, Annie Miller, Gustav Hennell, Day Washington, Jim Bishop, Willie Ingram among others. Room totals list 41 register, 59.55 average with 97.19 percent attendance. Perfect attendance named multiple students across rooms and grades, with honor rolls noted for Grades III to V including Norman Biden, Henry Krueger, Marjorie Elliott, and Edith Thompson.
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Wolseley
Answeh
Beatrice Biden
Laura Reedwell
Douglas, Owston
Lorne Scott
Im Logram
Edward Rose
Bobby Crosby
Ernest Fleming
August Lehman Gordon Rigney
August Miller
Reggie Flavell
Edith K Gordon Bray
Billy Couch
Doris Wells
Annie Miller
Gustav Hennell
Day Washington
Jim Bishop
Willie Ingram
Willi Griete
Geo Assmann
Sam Greewold
Murray Biden
Jimmy Ingram
Douglas Owston
Beatrice Kenneth Little
Gordon Rigney
George
Iva Davis
Kathleen Griffin
Rita Admiraal
Dayston
Bernice Corbett
Dove Wells
Gordon Bray
Gustav Hennel
Nocman Bides
Henry Krueger
Gerald MacLean
Laura Thompson
Mansell Fowler
Edward Caer
Harold Hail
Chris Bodel
Eleanor Crosby
Mary Eddington
Eugene Striver
Elsie Parkinson
Iris Garden
Ena Scott
Frank Griffin
Gordon MacLean
Leonard Owston
Norman Biden
Marjorie Elliott
Max Robison
Myrthe Pregotzke
Mary Oliver
David Merrick
Rural Municipality Minutes Reflect Road and Regulation Debate
May records show discussion on northern road segments in township 6 and 17, with mentions of beams at Lee and Fleming directors. Members Bennett and Cameron discuss surveys and regulations, citing constraints on cattle and vehicle flows under municipal bylaw guidelines.
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Keni
Lee
Fange
M. Dorel— Tord
Beard
Lanell
H.C. Batemain
Messrs
L.T Fleming
Bennett
Cameron & Crom O
McCowan
YMCA Wartime Centre Discusses Local Projects and Road Work
Fragmented notes describe YMCA wartime center plans, old Tivuti Theatre rental, and a 75.00 fee. Mentions a road drag and municipal expenses for 1915 plus local council items including repairs and salaries.
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Ovemem
Gostuf
Mthanesas
Gerona
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Church Services and Schedule Across Parishes
Notices list service times for St Anns Church Mags 10 a m Catechism 3 p m Vespers 4 0 p m Moffat Greenville service 3 p m Sabbath school 2 p m Moffat Sabbath school and Bible class 2 service 3 Westfield service 7 30 Holy Communion and baptisms arranged Ellisboro after Ascension Day evensong Wolseley 7 50 p m Rev EM Bishop Rector cordial welcome to all.
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St. Ann'’s Church
Moffat Church
Greenville
Moffat
Westfield
Church of England
Ellisboro
A.m
Wolseley
EM. Bishop
Presbyterian Church
Red Cross Mates The Home Helpers for Amounts Received
A weekly roundup lists donations to Home Makers' Club and Red Cross. Mrs EB and Mrs A N Fox contributed $2 in member ships, Mr R A Bishop 85 dollars, totaling $252 50 for the period. A dramatic event is being prepared for the month. Regular Home Makers' Club on F 3p TM.
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A. N. Fox
R.A
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Homemakers’ Club
Hazy War Diary Notes From Frontline Shelter
The report describes shell fire and casualties among Cincinnati soldiers in a hostile area. It recalls a dugout struck by a direct hit, killing or wounding several, with little hope of civilian relief nearby and shelter capacity for about 260 people, amid ongoing bombardment.
Warning to public to stock coal early this winter
The Railroad Board urges the general public to secure coal supplies now as western mines begin deliveries for the coming winter. Meanwhile Saskatchewan reports a potato shortage based on 1300 agricultural correspondents, with grower payments ranging from 75 to 200.
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Genera
Department of Agriculture
Saskatchewan
Markets Today Winnipeg Grain Prices and Farm Goods
Prices in Wolseley for farmers' produce show Wheat No 1 northern at 2.33 to 2.18 per bushel with various grades listed. Barley No 3 around 1.40 and oats No 2CW at 6 63C W. Extra No 1 Feed at 78% and No 1 Feed at 75%. Potatoes 1.00 per bushel, Butter 35 to 40 cents per pound, Salt 1 to 2 dollars, Geese and Turkeys 25 cents per pound.
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Ogaden Es
Coreare
Wolseley
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