Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 22, 1934, Winnipeg, Manitoba Baptist convention again names Rev. J. H. Slimon As president shield awarded of old family 920 shares of preferred with a Par value of the mar after sur non Baptist convention m. Whidden isolated baptists mrs. In session in first j. N. Maclean a t. Floyd and or. T or the last three Litch sunday school and Young night came to a close people Rev. E. M. Whidden miss re a Ecter Rev. J. H. Duncan. Miss Jean Avery miss Broadway Bap Baptist Church was 1 i the evening ses Irael on the Oasis set by the other sunday Honor was that is i elected at the Isabel Macphail. Jack Finlay Rev. F. W. Has cons w. P. Johnson. Neil Mac lean w. W. Warren and or. Litch Union Board mrs. J. R. Mcdonald. The Lount Reci j George Batho. Rev. J. H. Slimon and j i _ shield. You ukr people in Charse the evening session was entirely in charge of the Baptist same ses were people s executive of Winnipeg. Neil occupied the chair. One of the highlights of the gathering was an inspirational address by. Or j. B Mclaurin. He also Slofco in the morning. Following his evening Sci were the Ripress. Or. Mclaurin was warmly a 1 lauded for the work he has done in Canada during Lii a tur Lohigh trom duty in India. Of of free Tress Friday june 22, 1934 reorganization of paper Plant sought by Backus signed by e. W. Backus Dent and f. W. Murphy. Presi when i ton counsel for the company th5 petition asked for appointment of i trustees to carry on the business j and an injunction restraining Cre i a tors and stockholders from inter t Fering with its affairs. Who died monday at the family residence was held thursday after noon at Zion lutheran Church. Burial was made la Brookside cemetery Ardal s were in charge of arrange petition for Relief of company under new bankruptcy act is filed deaths and funerals Edith wife of major Charles d. Heggie y.d., retired Linen manufacturer and Mother or c. I. Heggie 117 Renfrew Street died on thursday. At Catte Thun. Kirkcaldy Scotland. The funeral of James Davidson 329 Church Avenue who died on wednes Day flu be held at 1.30 ., sunday in the United Church Cypress River. Burial will be at Cypress River. The arrangements Are in the care of the Clark Leatherdale funeral service. Associated press despatch uti Luth minn., june 22. Relief through re organization under the corporate bankruptcy Bill which was signed by president Roosevelt two Weess ago was asked in a petition tiled in Federal District court Here thursday by the Minnesota nod the funeral of Andrew Chelan 52, who died on june 15. At the family residence 325 Union Avenue was held thursday afternoon from the Resi Dence to holy eucharist greek Catholic Church. Elmwood. Father e Christina wife of a. G. Rich p Ofle coated. And burial was Oliv Ardson the Pas Man., died on thurs Day aged 23, the funeral service will be held in the Thomson funeral Chapel at 2 ., monday. Made in All saints cemetery. Riverside. Maria Thordarson died on thurs Day aged 30 years. The funeral ser vice will be held at Bardsl s funeral Parlours at 2 ., saturday. Burial will a. Held at Mordue Brothers i burial will be in the family funeral Home at 3.30 ., saturday i Brookside cemetery. Jane Ann Walker widow of the late1 Thomas Walker died at the residence of her daughter mrs. Robson 246 Berry Street St. James on thurs Day aged 82. The funeral service Winnipeg Beach formal opening All attractions for season saturday june 23rd . Employees annual picnic dance in Canada s finest Pavilion to the strains of the Melody me where Manitoba plays Amis. Great and irreparable dam the be hold at Loritts Man., at 10 . Today. I added that Sale under Doumie. The sunday school shield a i formerly Iligir Rodiere died at pros enrol by Rev. E. M. Whid Druist. Boniface. She was a Grant grand and was accepted on behalf of daughter of Marie Anne gab tiry. Trinity Baptist sunday school by its i first whits woman in Manitoba. J superintendent. D. C Hutton. Ami on Nim Rymunt a behalf of Broackway Baptist sunday i he request to i school by us superintendent. G. Nor Canada s re Man. Following the formal Intro t. Or Nickel be in suction of the president arid vice request i president. Or. Slimon brought the to place its sex convention to a close with a Brief j under us of com a sports submit Tell enjoining of ail j reports were presented to the con practise Asti i mention thursday morning by mrs. In rating j j bos5 Whidden. Or. To inc work of or. J. J Intyre or. Slimon and mrs. H h. Is at Brandon Hurc miss Ruth Morgani Brandon. Soloist at the co ii mention. Outlined Ulm the uses of music in services of pub in add Litzou to worship and or. H. M. Speech Watson Kirkconnell representing the lord s i Ontario paper company which was i will be a Brookside cemetery. Put into the hands of receivers in i i 1 Duncan Mccoll Oak Bluff. Man. I Dittl on thursday aged 58. Thei i unless Relief is afforded the 1 said equity in the company s Tion pro l be totally lost and funeral service be held at 1.30 and the company Saturday in Mordue i burial will be in the a Brookside cemetery. A funeral Home. Plot j a solemn requiem mass Mort observed at holy Rosary wort As follows vice i Alliance spoke to the convention of Ajic George Batho. A., the Wise uses of Leisure time and the 1. Or. J. R. Necessity for proper in Nutoni. Mrs. C. Grabau. Facts on Federal i works plan Here still unavailable Oak jeer Lodge Hospital building necessity for the Sabbath. Observance of 1 kenned1., or. J. D. Leslie t por a feature of the afternoon session a i Sim a. Maxwell mrs. Was the at homa which l r Mcdonald. Mrs a. Maxwell. Rev. Consisted of a display in Booths in Whidden. Sun. H. C. Olsen j the Church basement of handwork j. D. Ritchie i by members of various nationalities or j j. Ross. W. B. H Nii a or. J w Dauphin i be replaced by fireproof Structure special to Tler free troll staff correspondent Ottawa hit., june to v. Ere. Ordunia . Rev. J c. Rev. C. I River or. Linch. Rev Mil Rov. J h. Sli Ruon Rev. F. W. Haskos Myrln turf. Pro c. F j Ross and Rev. E. Within the Church. Representatives j obtain detailed information regarding o each National roup rendered i the to be erected at win songs and also spoke on their work. Nip Ivi under the Public works one Hundred and forty accredited delegates attended the convention of which 64 were irom outside Winnipeg. More Rural visit the gathering at the history of the Church in this of commons province according u reports m i Ted. Programme continue to be unsuccessful for the reason that the details of this programme a Ere not passed will be roman Catholic Church at 3 . Saturday for John Deloli 122 Juno Street who died on wednesday. Burial directed by Thomson funeral Chapel will be in St. Mary s cemetery. Francis Watkins. Of Marquette. Man., died on thursday a ged 78 the funeral service will be held in Moi due Brothers funeral Home at 1.30 ., today. Burial will is in Starbuck cemetery. Ii a attended through the Public works department j it by time in prior to Yuent in the House to be foreclosure suit was started in March and has not yet been answered would cause segregation of separate operation of the company s properties which would result in damage to the owner and creditors. Re organization the petition held would be Best for parties the bankruptcy Bill designed to facilitate the release of distressed concerns from the hands of receivers binds All creditors to a court approved re organization plan to which holders of two thirds of the total amount of claims have agreed. Indebtedness of the Minnesota Anci Ontario company was listed As All overdue and unpaid and held by "15.000 or More creditors. The indebtedness includes in outstanding first mortgage Bonds secured by mortgage executed in april 1925. And unsecured. Valuo of the concern s assets and proper-1 Kutner Rodj is formerly ties was Given As in excess oin Stonewall Man., died wednesday. 000.000. The Home of her daughter in the company was operated pro Berkeley according to word tabs up to 1931, when much of received in the funeral of Frank Kinghorn Robertson 815 Home Street who died on wednesday will be held at 3.30 ., saturday from the Clark Leatherdale funeral Home to Elm Wood cemetery. The funeral of mrs. Ann Binns widow of James Binus. Who died wednesday will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o clock from the a. B. Gardiner funeral Home to the family plot in Brookside cemetery. Up indebtedness was accrued Dun Quality that is unsurpassed Salada two of them the present Tea fresh from the gardens sc4 the depression according to the petition. Its Stock was listed us there Are three buildings concerned including capital shares wit i a the in a office Structure the sex 1 a Par value of and tension to the Post office arid the re building of the Centre part of the Deer Lodge Hospital. Are self explanatory. Wooden Structure which comprises i tile Centre of the Deer Lodge Hospital i will be replaced by a fireproof per manent building. Plans and specifications for it will have to to worked out and doubtless Winnipeg architects will be asked to do the Job. The Extension to the Post office will be directly to the rear of the present building with a passage spanning the Lane which runs alone the Back of the present one. The Dominion now owns the property and the Post office department has a Clear idea of the sort of building required. As to the new of lace building which will take the bulk of the Money to be spent at Winnipeg the Public works department does not Tenor any of the details. The site for the building has Aoi been decided. No plans route been prepared. It is presumed that the building will be erected on the old Board of Trade site on main Street but the decision on arrangements completed. Winnipeg have not funeral yet been funeral 43. Of service for Gottlieb 570 Aberdeen Avenue. A hint in Tivvie m so worried Mother. George has grown so Cool lately. He did t even come Home to dinner last night.1 to i think it s your fault dear. You be grown care less example about perspiration odour in under things a month later and and i Are Happy again now thanks to you and Lux. It takes Only 4 minutes to Lux my undies every night. Keeps them new looking playing Safe now Lux Long my undies Low rent and Low sell you better shoes for less. As illustrated this Point will be made later on. Here again no plans for the building in existence. It is obvious therefore that some weeks must elapse before the Winnipeg programme can be got under White or sports is e a c r y woman wants j i now. I next ii Tinucci from one feet and Good looking ones at that if earlier plans made by or j Hepburn s supporters for a to re a option at his Home this week have Chan gel and there you re Nard shoes to "1 want a pair of Comfort Able Good looking shoes to Wear with my Light summer then come to ran Nail s new store and slip into a new pair. Demonstration Emtil he is sworn m As Premier of the province. Then or Hepburn and his Cabinet will be ja3.i1-j quests at a monster party to be held either at port Stanley or at Pinafore Park. St. Thomas. As excitement of the election that brought the greatest Liberal land slide in Ontario s history and the Only one in 29 years subsided inter est turned to speculation in the make up of the new Cabinet. It appeared certain that Hon. Duncan Marshall former minister of agriculture in Alberta would receive the corresponding portfolio in on Tario. Or. Hepburn already has prom ised him a place in the Cabinet. Hon. Harry c. Nixon member of the former progressive government of Hon. E c. Drury and Leader of the 10 smart sport this at sales 267 Portage ave. Independent world Tours. Progressives in the last was reported slated to be provincial i Secretary. The new attorney general was expected to be Arthur Roebuck of Toronto. 1jkl observers predicted or. L. J. Simp son elected in Simcoe Centre would be appointed minister of health and that Charles w. Cox of port Arthur. Would get the portfolio of lands and forests. It was considered that mayor David a. Croll. Of Windsor elected in Windsor Walkerville. Would get one of the remaining posts. Those who recalled or. Hepburn s j Promise to include a French Canadian in his Cabinet line up considered the names of e. A. Lapierre. Of Sudbury. I who Defeated Hon. Charles Mccrea. I retiring minister of mines and Baul , of Ottawa. I those interested in drinking Beer by the Glass or getting Beer Anci wine with their meals in restaurants and hotels began to their rights in Taftt direction might not be fill filled As soon As William h. Attorney general promised would be the Case if a conservative government was returned. Only car under with a v8 engine new Ford v8 i definite reasons for the Superior performance and efficiency of the a Type engine Choice of 2.15 itineraries no set routine travel take two Only 90 Days. Go via the Orient or Europe. Stop Over As Long As you like anywhere you like. See the places you have always longed to visit. Seize this Opportunity to make a world tour while fares Are surprisingly Jow. Visit the veiled mys teries of the East the colourful South sea islands British India and possibilities Are world is yours full information from your travel agent Vav. C. Casey general passenger agent Ocean traffic Canadian Pacific building Corner Mam and Portage Winnipeg. Canadian Pacific express trailers the world of mrs. Paul Bobesink prominent ukrainian resident is dead mrs. Olena Bobesiuk. Aged 43. Wile of Paul Bobesiuk 420 Powers Street died thursday at the family Resi Dence. She had been a resident of Winnipeg for 23 years coming from the Ukraine in 191.1. Mrs. Bobesiuk was a member of the ukrainian Muir i Benefit association of St. Nicholas of Canada for Many years. Surviving Are her husband one son. Theodore two Sisters mrs. K. I Kozaris. Miss t. Diachun of Piunt. Peg three Brothers. Karpo. Peter and i Theodore All residing in the Ukraine i the funeral will be held sunday at j i i From the residence to St. I Vladimir and Church. Rev. Or. Basil Kushnir will officiate. Burial will Lake place in All saints cemetery t l arrangement Arr in the hand of i funeral service. There s no guessing about the superiority of a Lype engines. 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