Local News and Notices from Glenboro and District
J P Craig visited the city last week and Miss May Burgess stayed with her parents. Dr Cumberland travels to Ontario for three weeks and Dr Cartmell covers practices. Mrs Whitman returns from visit in Winnipeg area. Glenboro hosts Clarence Bennett's The Holy City on December 26 with Harold Nelson and fourteen artists. News notes cover local bezoekers, printing ads, and lodge events with Mizpah I O O F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Bennett
Holy City
Glenboro
Harold Nelson
The Bonds of Matrimony Glenz Timmins Unite in Quiet Wedding
The home of Mr and Mrs Jos Beal hosted a quiet wedding on Wednesday December 2. William A Glenz youngest son of the late William Glenz of Niagara Ontario married Miss Mary Cissey Timmins of Dublin Ireland niece of Mrs Jos Beal. Rev Father Heymen Bruzelles performed the ceremony. The bride wore navy travelling suit and hat. A lunch followed and the couple departed for Stockton then Maryfield Saskatchewan to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Beal
William A. Glinz
William Glinz
Niagara
Ont
Mary (Cissey) Timmins
Dublin
Ireland
Father Heymen
Bruzelles
Stockton
Maryfield
Sask
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Sigmar Bros.& Co
EF. Smith
Brownies
Kodaks
Eastman’s
Furniture Department
Eldridge B
Doig & Sons
J. P. Craig
Miss May Burgess
J. T. Wheeler
Cumberland
Ontario
Wm. Meredith
John Thomson
Swan Lake
Jonas Christie
Mrs. Ezard
Winnipeg
Glenboro Flour Mills
Wm. Gunn
Toronto
Reg
Assiniboine
Jas. Davidson
Wellie Malcolm
G.T.P
Jas. Cassick
Gazette
Mrs. F. W. Jackson
J. W. Cochrane
Altona
Herb Couzens
Cypress River
Alex Ross
Danren
Mr. E. Snyder
Dauphin
Man
Mrs
Laura Porteous
Florence Dyer
Wheatlands, Man
Maud Christie
Fax
Mr. Fax
Dud Cline
Copelin
James
Mizpah Lodge No. 12
McCormick
Rose
Stockton Lodge
Stockton Brethren
Bros. Dewart
McLachlan
Young
Down and
Talbot
Leland Hotel
F. W. Jackson
Wm. Lyall
Don Burgess
J. McCutcheon
Geo. Steel, M.P.P
Mrs. Sampson, Sr
Kenneth Trimble
Daily
Frinter
Glinz—Timmins
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