Golden wedding anniversary celebration and local notices
Mr and Mrs John Soudley host at Kabelia from 5 pm Tuesday June 25 for old friends and neighbors. Miss Cole of Winnipeg visits Mrs Reg Teale. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs W Hatton on their silver anniversary. WI and WM S sections report on conventions, temperance topics, and a Beulah musical trio. A piano recital by Miss Doris Lints’ pupils features numerous performers, awards given, and teacher appreciation noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobn Soudley
Kabelia
Sto
Miss Cole
Winnipeg
Reg Teale
W. Hatton
Tureday Lnst
N. Hodgson
A. H. Gill
QO Canada
Walter Cox
Emma Clark
Intrata
Muriel Lints
Lorne Finkbeiner
Lavern Gammack
Allegeo
Gawen Sunley
Jane Fickbeiner
Isabel Seorgie
Hark
Hark the Lark
Ivan Doe Deunus
Connie Mitchell
Leslie Bowman
Reveus
Murray
Roy Gregory
Alice Bred
Husband
Dorothy Adams
Narcissus
Loreen Decker
Edith Wyatt
God Save the King
Lloyd Stewart
Miss Lints
Isabel Scorgie
June Finkbeiner
Doreen Decker
McConnell Bride Elect Marion McConnell Honored
A miscellaneous shower for Marion McConnell, bride elect for June 15, drew over one hundred guests at her grandmother Mrs J T Pollock’s home. Gifts featured a decorated wagon, bells and streamers, and a luncheon was served. The McConnell Ladies Aid garden party follows with games, races, and a 3850 admission. Visitors attended the Robinson McConnell wedding this Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion McConnell
J. T. Pollock
Christ Church Announces Choral Communion with Rev A E Smith
First Sunday after Trinity on June 23 1935 features an 8 30 a m Choral Communion led by Rev A E Smith in his first such service. No evening service. 11 30 a m Sunday School to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Smith
Pope Scotia Picnic Draws Crowds Despite Unfavorable Weather
The annual Pope Scotia picnic Sunday held a lively event with 14 softball entries. Crandall ladies won first prize in women’s softball, Oakner women took second, Lenore claimed first in singles, Cran dall second, and Oakner won fourth prize. Younger races drew tight, judges faced near ties. A bountiful Maple Grove dinner followed. Rev J Dannell and Mrs Gilmore attended Lavinia Sunday School convention. Mrs Jos Snider passed away, prompting condolences. Nurse McGhee from St. Vital Hospital visits family, and Dr Strachan of Virden visits relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotia
Crandall
Ouakner
Lenore
Oaknoer
Maple Grove
J Dannell
Gilmore
Lavinia
Jos Snider
McGhee
St. Vital Hospital
Strachan
Virden
Rospinson and McConnell Wedding in McConnell Manitoba
Marion Alice McConnell wed Harold Dahl Robinson on June 18 1935 at United Church McConnell Manitoba. Rev Geo Robinson officiated assisted by Rev A I Carruthers. The bride wore ivory lace with Queen Mary necklace and carried Talisman roses. After a reception at the bride's home the couple left for Dauphin in a beige swagger suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
McConnell
Man
Marion Alice
J. A. McConnell
Harold Dahl Robinson
A. I Carruthers
Mies Sadie McConnell
Ron McConnell. Mesars
Bob Pollock
Joe Lindsay Jr
Dauphin
Canadian National Railways Weekly Revenues Decline
The CN system reports gross revenues for the week ending June 7 1935 at 2 941 943 dollars, down from 3 042 326 dollars for the same period in 1934, a drop of 100 383 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian National Railways
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ldick’s Shop
Hamiota
Louisa M. Alcott
Ralph Morgan
Erin O’brien Moore
the Little Men
Schubert
Hamiota Pieat Market
Oakner United Charge
Rev. J. Dunnett
Oakner
F. M. Coombs
Hwamiota
Vrooe
Kone South
Decker
WMS
O.G IT. Group
Doris Lints
Mer. LH. Quinton
McConnell Ladies’ Aid
Oardale
Sadie McConnell
Brandon
Mike Isobel McConnell
Killarney
Robin Simpson
Robinson
Mather
Edyth
Robinson— McConnell
Wm Armeon
Wina Hills
Sask
Robinson-McConnell
Christ Church
A E. Smith
Aylmer Grape Fruit
Blue Ribbon Coffee
K.C. Pure
Ontario
Birtle
Kenton
Miniota
Shoal Lake
ED. Hall
Rospinson—Mcconnell
Thrill Spillane Levgeter Rodielo
Platform Acts
Royal American Midway
RED
Canadian Bank OF Commerce
Branden
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