British Columbia Musician
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is part of: BC Historical Newspapers
contributor: Miller, Ernest C.
issued: 2024-03-26
issued: 1925-08-03
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note: Vancouver, B.C., August 3, 1925 Official Journal of the Musicians' Union, Local 145, A. P. of M. Vol. III., It' MWi m . fy TRADES AND LABOR COUNCIL THE Central Labor body met in •*- regular session on Tuesday, July 21, 1925, and included within its multifarious agenda was that important order of business, the nomination, election and installation of officers for the latter half of the year. Our delegates assembled in good force and we had the pleasure of seeing a reliable and progressive executive elected. The following are the new officers: President, H. Neelands. Vice-President, W. Page. General Secretary, P. R. HengoiiKh. Financial Secretary, F. L. Hunt. ^lyyi^^i-^v^- i>oik. .,, *• Statistician, C. MacDonald. Trustees, W. J. Bartlett, E. A. Jamieson, W. H. Cotterill, W. J. Scribbins. Most of the Executive have been re-elected, they having proved by past results to be well worthy of the Council's confidence. We are very pleased to state that our energetic and enterprising secretary has maintained the full confidence of the delegates by his re-election, and needless to say our Interests i,n the Trades and Labor Council being so well represented by his presence at their deliberations must give our membership gratification. SYMPATHY TO BROTHER WELLS /~\UR deepest sympathy is extended "at this time to Member A. Wells, who was recently called to the deathbed of his mother in England. "Bert" caught the next boat after receiving the intimation, but arrived home just two hours after the funeral. More misfortune awaited him, aa his brother's wife died just six hours after the demise of his mother. . __ _ -IS*.,-, Fred W. Birnbach, secretary of the Musicians' Union of Minneapolis, Minn., passed through this city on July 11th with the St. Paul Elks' Drum Corps on. their way to the Klks' Convention at Portland. During the short stay, Secretary Jamieson with the assistance of "Dick'* Copley, entertained Fred and also Dr. C. A. Ingerson, coroner of St. Paul and member of the Ex…
has type: Newspapers
spatial: Vancouver (B.C.)
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language: English
lat: 49.2611110
long: -123.1138890
provider: Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
publisher: Vancouver, B.C. : Musician's Union, Local 145, A. F. of M.
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