Quiet Manitoba Wedding Unites Geraldine Doupe and Ernest Steen
Geraldine Doupe, youngest daughter of J G Doupe of Candall, Manitoba, married Ernest Steen son of E L Steen of Oak Lake on December 23 1941. Ceremony by Rev Robt W K Elliott at the Doupe home with H Hatch and wife as witnesses. The couple to reside on the Steen farm south of Oak Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Doupe
Candall
Man
Geraldine Doupe
J.G. Doupe
Doupe
Ernest Steen
E. L. Steen
Mr. Steen
Oak Lake
Smash Hitler Club Special Christmas Draw
Wartime notice urges support for War Savings by buying stamps. First prize is a $20 certificate with multiple $5 certificates as additional prizes. Emphasizes urgency of purchasing stamps and participating in the draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beenie
Community Notes From Hamiota District
Local residents gather during holiday period with many travelers returning home. Notables include L.A C. Frank Matheson and Pte Jas Shaw from Winnipeg and Nova Scotia relatives visiting Hamiota. War Savings Certificates urged, and a blanket draw at a Homecomers event funded by the War Work Branch. Community meetings set for January 6 and 9 with demonstrations and social. Proceeds support Milk for Britain and school fund drive targets updated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rankin
Oakner
Hamiota United Church New Year Service Message
Minister R W K Elliott invites congregation to begin 1942 with reflection on the new year. Sunday January 4 1942 features 12 15 Sunday School and 7 p m sermon The Siege Perilous focusing on foundations power and pattern for a new order of society.
Christmas Eve Ward Carols by Visiting Girls
A lonely male patient in the men’s ward recalls a magical Christmas Eve when a group of girls entered to sing carols in person and lift spirits. He notes their kindness and shared belief in Santa Claus, expressing hope for their joyful futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrooge
Virginia
Santa Claus
Christ Church Hamiota canceled service January 4 1942
Christ Church Hamiota announces no Sunday service on January 4 1942 as Rev Harold L Newton goes to Russell and Bin scatch. Service resumes January 7 1942 at 8 pm with A Y P A mission slide program in the church basement followed by a short talk open to Vastry W A ladies and all. National and personal intercession session also listed for Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Russell and Binscacth
A.Y.P.A
Vastry
W.A
Local Holiday Arrivals and Departures Across District
News from Lavington and neighboring towns notes Miss Jean Stewart from Landedowne away visiting her sister Mrs English in Newdale before returning home. Corpral A Knight from Winnipeg home for a few weeks holidays. Jack Foxton leaves for Winnipeg to attend the RCAF training school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Leary
Brandon
Mrs
Fred Leary
Jean Stewart
Landedowne
Mrs. Oliver
Streametown
Alta
Newdale
Mrs. English
Sutherland
Miss Rankin
Corporal A. Knight
Winnipeg
Jack Foxton
R.ca.f
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Nyal and Rexall
McNaught’s Drug Store
Orange
Cesar Romers
Virginia Gilmore
Charlotte Greenwood
Movietone
Dad
Og Buy
M.O.W.S
Steen—Doupe
Reb. Robt
W. K. Elliott
Hitler
L.A C
Frank Matheson
Lethbridge, Alta
Gwen Benedict
Minnedosa
Pte
Jas. Shaw
C.T.C.A
Phyllis
Nora Fraser
Miss Mary White
O. J. White
Pte. W. Hunsaker
R.C.A. F
Jas. Mair
Nova Scotia
Constable G. Stewart
Flora Matheson
Mrs. W. Matheson
Ruth Winter
Kapuskasing, Ont
J. S. Winter
Jno. L. Davis
Lloyd
Nova Scota
CS. Robertson
Dauphin
James Jamieson
R.C A.F. No. 32
E.F.T.S
Bowden, Alta
C. W. Jamieson
Walter Bridges
Bridges
Royal Bank
Vancouver
B.C
Toronto
Ont
Ford Dermody
Wayne
Kenneth
Elsie Wedlake
Kisby, Sask
John VanNorman
Monarch Lumber Co
Co-Operative
Art. Edwards
R.C. A.F
Regina
Canada
W.I
Orange Hall
John Mair
John Sutherland
Court Hamiota No
C.O F
Milk For
Britain
Dominion Business College
Echo Office
George H. Ruttan
Hamiota Consolidated School
Ruttan
United States, Ltd
United States
Sweid'ss Store News
S. Sweid
R. W. K. Elliott
Ness
R. F Middleton
Christ Church
Harold L Newton
Lavinia
Mr. Skinner
Rita
Pearl Shackleford
Roth Scheitzer
Winnuipeg
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