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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 03, 1948
Page
5
Des Moines couple visits J Dufault. Archdeacon Bridgett attends diocese meeting in Brandon. Miss Bessie Town to Montreal. Ruth Simpson visits Hudson Bay. Keith Routley from Winnipeg. numerous Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba travelers visit Dauphin. deaths include Ace Buckwold. many weddings, trips and family visits noted with local residents and locals in Brandon Winnipeg Vancouver and Toronto.
Miss Alma Walberg concert mistress of the Manitoba Schools Orchestra and organist at a Winnipeg church considers opening violin classes in Dauphin. A Winnipeg festival winner and graduate music student offers lessons at 1.00. Pupils please list names with Mrs W K Marsh, phone 429.
Mr and Mrs J Smordin announce the engagement of their only daughter Leila Esther to Ben Gladstone son of Mrs J Gladstone and the late Mr J Gladstone The wedding will take place July 1 in Winnipeg.
Seven nurses from Dauphin General Hospital received their diplomas and medals at graduation exercises held Wednesday evening May 26. Shown left to right are Ellen M. Bedford Killarpey Catherine Melnychuk Fort Frances Olga J. Petreshen Valley River Gloria Arthurs Sifton Yvonne F. Webb Kenora Ont Doris A. Jackson Basswood Dora Dennis Swan River.
Mr and Mrs J G Dickie celebrated 50 years of marriage with flowers and congratulatory messages on Tuesday June 1 Local church members and the 70 and over club attended a social in the United church parlors Mrs Winters played music and Rev Mattitt spoke A trilight lamp was presented by the sessions They plan travel to the east coast and the United States to visit five daughters and one son who drowned in 1924 The couple began in Elmvale Ont married in 1808 and moved to Dauphin after a 20 year stay in Gilbert Plains
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Lock marked their 50th anniversary with over 90 guests at their home three miles south of Dauphin. Gifts came from Mountview and Durston districts and the 70 and Over club. They were married May 23, 1898 in Hartney. Mrs Lock is Mary Elizabeth Armstrong. Their children W. W. Lock and Mrs Alan Churen attended.
Jean Claire McNaughton daughter of Mr and Mrs Alvie J McNaughton of Dauphin married William McKenzie King son of Mr and Mrs Jas King of Winnipeg at the Dauphin United Church on May 24 at 4 pm Rev L A Martitt officiated. The bride wore white embroidered satin with a fitted bodice off the shoulder bustled skirt and tiara. The brides maid wore powder blue tafetta. The couple leaves for Wasaraming and will reside in Winnipeg.
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