Mrs Emma Phillips Dies at Crandall Home
The death of Mrs Emma Isabella Phillips wife of the late George Phillips occurred on January 7 1942 at the home of her daughter Mrs Ira Kirk Crandall Manitoba Born in 1865 she came west from Oxford Station and lived in Brandon Arrowton Crandall Her husband died in 1915 two sons Theron and Percy died in the last war She leaves two daughters Mrs Ira Kirk and Mrs John Hynman a son Ralph and 11 grandchildren Interment was in Crandall cemetery Rev WV Bill conducted the funeral
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Isabella Philips
George Phillips
Ira Kirk
Crandall
Man
Oxford Station
Brandon
Arrowton
Phillips
United Church
John Hynman
Ralph
St. Lazare
J. W
Andrew Norton
Kempville
Ont
A. H. Norton
Regina
Sask
Theron
Percy
R.C.A.F
McDonald
RE. Spence
Raglan Road
Winnipeg
Mary Louise
H. Douglas Kemp
R. O.A.F
O K Kemp
Ho McFarlane
Hamiota United Church Announces 1942 Annual Meeting
The Hamiota United Church lists services on January 18 1942 including What Can I Do III Amid the Encircling Gloom and World Tomorrow Vision Splendid. The annual meeting is set for January 21 at 2 p.m. inviting all interested to attend and support the year 1942 church work focused on service and community.
Oakner residents report personal visits and war savings progress
Mr D Luke Oakner is relieving agent while Mr Kennedy is away. Mrs Kennedy visits Winnipeg. Mr Bradley from Alexander visited the Smiths. War Savings stamps total 651 for 1941 on the fall term. Jean Collie elected president of the Literary Society with Jack Anderson as vice-president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Luke
Conquest, Sask
Kennedy
C. Bradley
Alexander
A Smith
Mra. J. Kennedy
Winnipeg
Oakner
W. McGill
Kenton
Hudson Anderson
Brandon
D. Dickie
W. Smythe
Jean
Dominion City
J Kennedy
West Coast
Literary Society
Jean Collie
Jack Anderson
Local Names List Prompts Newsroom Shuffle
An odd compilation of names appears, including Colin Milne editor Norwen Browe and Keith Strachan. The fragment mentions athletic and social welfare figures such as Jack Shear, Melain Moore, Olive Knight, Lloyd Andereon, Jean Collie, Lyle Smith, and Donald Saiythe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eecretors
Chetetena
Meletian
Colin Milne
Norwen Browe
Etamdong Ommit
Eee
Ae Followe
Athletic
Keith Strachan
Jack Sheardown
Melain Moore
Dors Francie
Olive Knight
Lloyd Andereon
Jean Collie
Lyle Smith
Donald Saiythe
Mrs Jas Morrison Visits Wanless With Child
Mrs Jas Morrison travels with her daughter Dela to Wanless Manitoba to stay two weeks with her mother Mrs Beasley. William McGhill suffered severe frostbite on both hands while working on the railroad last Monday and is receiving aid from M Milne. Miss L Macdonald, who has stayed six weeks with J Lobban, left for Winnipeg en route home to Redford Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Morrison
Dela
Mra Beasley
Wanless
William McGhill
M. Milne
Oakner
Mies L Macdonald
J. Lobban
Winnipeg
Redford
Man
McConnell Church Invites Worship and Sunday School
Divine worship Sunday at 12 o clock with a bright service and an invitation to join. Sunday School also meets at 12 o clock and welcomes all children and parents. The annual congregation meeting is Tuesday at 2 o clock in the United Church. Messrs Neil and Dave McMurrah left for Banff and Winnipeg relatives visit. Remember the Red Dogs concert and dance Friday January 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConnell
United Church
Messrs
Neil
Dave McMurahhy
Banff
Pollock
Winnipeg
Community Notes and Local Visits This Week
Decker follows Christmas vacation to a Dauphin district school while Hazel Gregory begins practice teaching in the primary public school. Velma Norriehospitalized after appendix surgery. Willis Wyatt family returns to Treberne from Christmas at Baxter home with Inza Baxter. Evening Auxiliary hosted by Mrs. Harry Stewart. Extension Service lecturer Bergsteinson led a Food Nutrition course for WI members. Ralph Cochrane weekend guest of Miss Northcott in Minnedosa. Hamiota man H Cooke wins several pieces of Pyrex from Crown Life. Red Cross bonspiel opens with 13 rinks. J Caldwell and I P Strickland skip two rinks from Hamiota. F W Decker and family travel Winnipeg. 1942 Mercury Bombardier later. Pte K L Hanna ROAS C moved Winnipeg to Red Deer Alberta. Decker hockey team plays Isabella 6–5, umpire Bill Shirwell. Junior Red Cross donated knitted scarves, washcloths, and 5 blankets under Mrs L Cochrane. Mrs Hont of Fairnie visits nephew A H Gill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Gregory
Velma Norrie
Hamiota
Willis Wyatt
Fay
Treberne
Ralph Cochrane
Misa Northcott
Minnedosa
H Cooke
Crown Life Insurance Co
Red Cross
J. Caldwell
I P Strickland
F. W. Decker
Winnipeg
T. Thraile
Thraille
Isabella
Bill Shirwell
L Cochrane
Marriages Highlight Winnipeg Area in December 1941
A series of precisely dated Canadian wedding notices from Winnipeg and nearby communities details ceremonies in December 1941 at Young United Church and other residences. It lists brides and grooms including Freda Storm Hoack, Helen Swyers Olafoon, Rachel Rose Bone Cave, and Mary Louise Spence Kemp, with attendants, venues, and future residences in Winnipeg, Dorchester, McConnell, and St James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young United Church
Winnipeg
Man
Helen Roberta
R. A Swyers
Carberry
Swyers
Herman Olafoon
John Olafoon
Winnipex
Kenneth Martin
Helene Rothwell
Grieg
Elphinstone
Ken Rachel Rose
Henry Bone
Fred Cave
Thomas J. Cave
McConnell
Misa Agnes M. Flett
Maurice Bone
F. B. Willson
Smash Hitter Club War Savings Stamp Draw Lists Names
The January draw for the Smash Hitter Club awards War Savings Stamps totaling $39 in prizes, bringing eleven month winnings to $469. Entries can be left with Ted Venables or Strickland, or at local bank branches, urging regular stamp purchases to support the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
D Baergon
Harvey Gray
GQ Bamereon
C. Craig
G Spearman
Ho Alexander WH Josey
J. H. Butler
Jean Brims
W. M McConnell
Gerald Keight
Wo Beges
Rita Skinner
J. G. McDonnell
D. Levenick
W Butler
Jobo Mair
A. Irwin
G A. Rattan
Phyllis Strickland
Wm Moore
TJ Davee
G. Bo Key
CW. Jamieson
LS. Taylor
EP Venables
J. Stolback
M. McDougall
Pearl MccDonsell
I. VanMale
Kerr Fraser
Colin MacMillan
Ted Venables
J. P. Strickland
J F. Smithson
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Royal Bank of Canada
Lavinia United Churches His Morning Service Schedule
Rev. W. M. Turnbull leads McConnell Decker and Lavinia churches with services and Sunday schools throughout the day. McConnell service 11 a.m. Sunday School 12, Decker Sunday School 12:30 p.m. and church 1:30 p.m. Lavinia Sunday School 2 p.m. and church 3 p.m. Also advertise buying brooms made by the blind with labeled packaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConnell
Decker
Lavinia
Also Mentioned on This Page
North West Line Elevators Association
Ottawa
Montreal
Ontario
Fort William
Vancouver
Line Elevators Association
Line
Hamiota Curling Club
Leer
Brooks
Stricklane
Anderson
Coombe
Andrews
Ruttan
Brooke
Juckes
Caldwell
Strickle
Houck
Myles
Fraser
Coombs
Strickland
Myles Juckes
Strickland Caldwell
Fraser Fraser
Rottan Caldwell
Myles Andrews
National Railways System
WV. Bill
Crandall Cemetery
J.T
J. H. Finkbeiner
A. Dickey
R. Vance
C. W. Lewis
Ivan Kirk
R. W. K. Elliott
God
Ray Gregory
Dauphin District
Mrs. Hont
Fairnie
A. H. Gill
Freda
AS. Storm
Glenboro
Erwyn Hoack
Hoack
Jota Houck
G A Woodside
E P Aitken
Grosvenor Court
Norman Storm
Rooney Anderson
Fred Woods
Alcalde Apts
Dorchester
Olafson Swyers
Lawrence Swyers
Johanna Hill
Moore's
Olafeon
Kemp—Spence
Sergeant
Mrs. Kemp
St. James
Smash Hitter’ Club
W. M. Turnbull
Fred C. Bennest
District Fire Office
Hamiota Hospital
Hemphill
Sec.-Treas
F. M. Coombs
Main Road
Court Hamiota
Manitoba
Court Hamiota No. 267
Orange Hall
Wm. McBain
John McGhee
L. S. Taylor
Burgess’ Office
The
Roval Bank
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