Anderson Embleton wedding in Olivet Church Hamilton
In Olivet United Church Hamilton Ontario on July 27 1946 Molly Embleton daughter of H W Embleton and Hubert F Anderson son of Joseph and Mrs Anderson Oakner Manitoba were married by Rev Lars Carlson. The bride wore ivory satin and net with orange blossom cap and Better Time roses. Caroline Rowley matron of honor and Margaret Embleton bridesmaid wore pale green organdy and pink gowns with Souvenir and Talisman roses. Lieut Edward Lloyd Anderson was best man. Ushers James Anderson and Harry Embleton Jr. Reception at Emerald Maine. They will live on Balcam Avenue North Hamilton Ontario after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivet United Church
Hamilton
Ont
Lars Carlson
Molly
H. W. Embleton
Hubert F. Anderson
Joseph Anderson
Oakner
Man
Caroline Rowley
Margaret Embleton
Edward Lloyd Anderson
James Anderson
Harry Embleton Jr
Emerald - Maine
Balcam Avenue
Hamiota Council Holds Revision and Budget Sessions
Hamiota Manitoba July 6 1946 council met as Court of Revision for Electors Roll with most members present. Reeve Fraser presided. The assessor presented additions and deletions. The revised roll was adopted subject to statutory revision then close. Regular meeting followed approving June minutes and staff appointments. They authorized memorial cairn, hospital district plan, weed inspector shift, and 1946 finances. Meeting adjourned for August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethour
Reeve Fraser
C. L. Thring
McLellan-Brooks
Kirk-Brooks
Decker-McConnell
Brooks-McLellan
Francis J. Turnbull
Kirk McConnell
Corporation
McLellan-McConnell
E. W. McConnell
Ivan Schultz
Hamiota
Blanshard
Minicta
Woodworth
Kirk-Decker
C. A. Macmillan
George Bull
Decker-McLellan
Hamiota Flying Club
Kirk Decker
Bennest Brother Dies in Summerland Hockey Pioneer
Clinton George Bennest, 65, early Manitoba hockey figure and Brandon club member, died August 11 1946 at his Summerland B C home. Funeral in Summerland, burial in local cemetery. Survived by widow Eva, four children, three brothers, two sisters and three grandsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton George Bennest
Manitoba
Summerland
B.C
Wyoming
Ont
Bennest
Brandon
Eva
Mr. Bennest
May
Jean
Vancouver
William
Penticton
John
I. H
Winnipeg
Fred. C
Hamiota
Man
Ernest
R. P. Laurie
C. H. Lochmar
Los Angeles
Birthday Congratulatory Notes for Several Honored Figures
Birthday wishes are sent to MR. JAMES SCOTT of Rivers Manitoba born August 24 1871 at Kirklebride Farm Corsock Bay Dalbeattie Kirkenbrightshire Scotland MR. WM CLARKE FRASER of Hamiota Manitoba born August 26 1857 in Halton County Ontario and SENATOR HARRY MULLINS born Isle of Man August 27 1861.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. James Scott
Rivers, Man
Kirklebride Farm
Corsock Bay
Dalbeattie
Kirkenbrightshire
Scotland
WM. Clarke Fraser
Hamiota
Man
Halton County
Ont
Senator Harry Mullins
Isle of Man
Births At Hamiota Crandall and Rapid City Families
At Hamiota Hospital on August 15 1946 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ray Michael of Vancouver B C On August 18 1946 a son was born to Mr and Mrs A Stevenson of Crandall Manitoba At Rapid City Manitoba a daughter arrived August 18 1946 to Mr and Mrs John Wright of Rapid City Manitoba At Minnedosa Hospital on August 18 1946 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Cliff Curll of Rapid City Manitoba
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Michael
Vancouver, B.C
A. Stevenson
Crandall, Man
John Wright
Rapid City, Man
Minnedosa Hospital
Cliff Curll
Local visitors and travels around Winnipeg area
Mr and Mrs Clockey and family returned to Winnipeg after a week at the Teales. George Smithson came home from Wa pella. Sgt Lillian Woodstock visits her parents H and Mrs Woodstock. Shirley Smithson visits relatives in Wapella. Jessie Thompson and family visit Mr and Mrs Watt. Watt and Gord Watt and Garry visit Wm Watt home after Flin Flon trip. James McFeely returns from Winnipeg. Shirley Anderson visits Bernice Kirk in Chumah. Mrs W Quinn visits her parents W and Mrs Catto. Jean McLellan returns from six weeks at Summer School.
Community Notes From Lavington and District
Local residents share weekend visits with relatives in Boissevain Shoal Lake and Vancouver B C. Miss Phyllis Rankin hosts with the McConnells while Miss Viola Shayman visits from Boissevain and Miss Mabel Ball travels from Shoal Lake. Several youths attend M F A Camp in Birtle and a Women’s Institute meeting was held with Miss MacCoy present. The anniversary service and fowl supper are planned for October 20 and 22 respectively. Rev Carruthers and Mrs Carruthers visited the district, while Billie Matheson of Hamiota calls on Larry Smith and Miss Frances Drake of Hamiota visits Gwen Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Ball
Shoal Lake
Wm. Ball
Gladyus Shackleford
Rupert Shackleford
Vancouver
B.C
Marjorie Reid
Gerald Reid
Barry McConnell
M.F.A
Birtle
Women’s Institute
Miss MacCoy
Mesdames
E. A. Bixon
W. Cochran
Stewart, Smith, Milne
Mervyn Bridge
R. V. McConnell
W. A. McConnell
E. A. Dixon
Carruthers
Arden
Billie Matheson
Hamiota
Larry Smith
Frances Drake
Hamieta
Gwen Wallace
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anderson
Embleton
Hamiota Hospital
Mre
Hemphill
Sec
Treas
Lloyd Sheridan
Watkins’ Products
Hamiota Rural Municipality
Hamiota, Man
F. C. Bennest
Theii Industries of Canada
Canadian Wheat Board
Grain Exchange
Canada
Crandall Pictures
Radio Stars ON Parade
Wally Brown and
Alexis Carney
Bob Mitchum
Barbara Hale
OAK River Theatre
Tax Inc
James A. Dunkin
Optometrist
George E. Dunkin
McKenzie
9Th St
Harry L. Trump
A. Kelly
Optometrists
Opticians
Fyel
Kensington
Portage Ave
Winnipeg, Man
Oarner
Lavinia
Phyllis Rankin
Lloyd McConnell
Viola Shayman
Boissevain
Duncan
Jasper
Northern Electric
Philico
Marconi Refrigerators
Philco, Leonard, Crossley-Shelvador
Easy
Speed Queen
Gurney, Moffatt and Findlay
George A. Lauman
Shoal Lake, Manitoba
L. A. Taylor
Court Hamiota
Mamilota
Manitobs
Hamicte
Orange Hall
Jas. Brooks
John McGhee
Taylor
Burgess’ Office
The
Royal Bank
Reesor's Jewelery
Reesor’s
T. Sheridan
W. He. Cox
Neepawa
District Fire Office
I. P. Strickland
J. M. Williams
Fire
Auto
Saslaha
Crown Life Representative
Harry Cooke
Decker
Crandall
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