Quiet Manitoba Ontario weddings join in 1935
A wedding at St Matthew's Church Brandon on August 3 1935 united Jessie Stark McNeil daughter of Christie McNeil and the late Mrs McNeil Foxwarren Man to Thomas Wilson Graham son of Mr and Mrs John Graham of Winnipeg. The ceremony was followed by a reception at the Prince Edward Hotel and the couple will reside in East Kildonan Man. Additionally on the same date in Toronto Mary Lillian Seymour married Theodore Sigurdson son of the late Mr John Sigurdson of Bowsman Man. The ceremony was conducted by Rev James Hodges with music by Miss Marjory Treenway. After a brief trip to New York the couple plan to live in Virden Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Matthew's Church
Brandon
M. Haywood
Jessie Stark McNeil
Christie McNeil
Mra C McNeil
Mao
Thomas Wilson Graham
Jobn Graham
Banning Street
Winnipeg
M. Williams
Hamiots
Dr Williams
Hamiotsa
Princs Edward Hotel
Graham
Melbourne Arenas
East Kildonan
Man
James Hodges
Yonge Street
Toronto
Mary Lillian Seymour
Theordore Sigurdson
Jobn Sigurdson
Sigurdson
Bowsman
H. P. L. Seymour
Springville
Miss Marjory
Treenway
Crystal City
E. O. Seymour
Woodstock
New York
Imperial Oil shares paid to 3507 employees across Canada
Distribution of over 208 thousand shares with market value above 4 million to 3507 Imperial Oil employees in Canada took three years through the Fourth Go Operative Investment Trust. Manitoba Alberta Saskatchewan totals given. employees paid about 1.6 million due to company contributions and rise in stock value. President G Harrison Smith cites employee ownership as labor fair treatment and driver of loyal, efficient operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Oil Ltd
Canada
Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Thiat
G. Harrison Smith
Imperial Oil
Smith Esid
Ghahamiota Eeho publishers notice
Ghahamiota Eeho and W Venables with W H Josey are listed as publishers in a historical notice segment. The readable text names these individuals in association with publishing duties within the periodical page. The exact roles and order reflect a 19th or early 20th century newspaper arrangement.
Hamiota Oldtimers Hold Picnic in Vancouver
Hamiota Oldtimers gathered at Lumberman’s Arch Stanley Park Vancouver on Wednesday July 24 at 2 p.m. Ninety attendees enjoyed baseball quoits and races followed by supper and a financial report. Noted guests included Mr. Bastin Hamiota’s first school teacher and Mr. Obas Haddrell of Abbottford B.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota Oldtimers
Lumbermann’s Arch
Stanley Park
Vancouver
B.C
Bastin
Hamiota
Obas. Haddrell
Abboteford
Mies Edith Andrews
A. Allebire
Harokd Allshire
S . Adams Irvine Anderson
R. Bastin
Mies M. Bastin
M Brandon
Theda Brandon
AE. Counsel
Hazelwood
G B. Hammond
W. F. Hawley
B Lamb
R. Knowles
Geo Kirker
Geo, Kirker
Walter Lief
T. Lothian
Geo Lorimer
Ida Malcolm
Mary Malcolm
W. McGavin
A. Millar
Wm. Pedrow
Wm. Rankin
Doris
Edith Rhineheimer
Beatrice Rankin
Mra Ramsden
Rameden
J. H. Shier Wioona
Kenneth Shier
H. M. Smith
Rosetown
Sask
Stanley Sharp
D. Thomas
Margarite
Margaret Thomas
W. K Tremaine
Aubrey and
Geo. Tremaine
Summer Diarrhoea in Children Warns Doctors and Mothers
A health notice stresses that diarrhoea in babies and young children is serious and common in warm weather. It covers causes such as improper feedings and contaminated milk, urges prompt medical care, and advises cooling drinks and safe milk practices. questions can be addressed to the Canadian Medical Association in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Medical Association
College Street
Toronto
Seigniory Club Horse Show Draws Big Crowd to Montebello
Fine percheron stallions and cavalry mounts of the mounted police compete in jumping and field trials at Montebello Quebec on August 15 to 18. A RCMP musical ride will be performed under patronage of the Governor General as Canadian and American society folk attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mounted Police
Montebello
P.Q
Ottawa
Seigniory Club
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Canadian National Railways Posts 1935 Revenue Rise
The gross revenues of the Canadian National Railways System for the 10 days ending July 31, 1935, rose by 5,134,802 to 40,493,883 compared with the prior year, 640,919 higher than the 1934 period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian National Railways
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grabam—Mcneil
Sigurdson — Hodges
COF
Marquette
Brown
Cartwright
Cc.f. Clubs of
John B. Brown
Ghahamiota Eeho
W. Venables W H Josey
Travel
Nelson, Revelstoke
Pacific
Churchill
Neepawa
Flin Flon
Neepawa-Churchill
Church H
H. All
Mcbride
Victoria
Ldrer
Emra
Algeast
Jasper
West
Inder
Cigent
Catia
Dore
Che
She Dominion Business College
Ont Curtyrdge
Liberty Magazine
Pictorial Review
Canadian Magazine
National Home Monthly
Canadian Horticulure & Home Magazine
Hamiota Echo Agents
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