Decker Community Fund Drives Red Cross Support
The Decker branch asks donations through treasurer Mr. Gee, Pearson. Miss Muriel Morrison of Gladstone visits her Morrison parents in Decker. A Saturday Queen Carnival at the Decker rink crowned Karitas Van Norman with princesses Ethel Kirk and Joyce Strachan, with prizes to many children. Roy Lints went to the Seed Convention in Winnipeg. Seven rinks entered the Hamiota bonspiel last week.
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Jas. Morrison
Decker
Decker Rink
Karitas van Norman
Ethel Kirk
Joyce Strachan
Roy Lints
Winnipeg
Death of Mrs Mary Lorimer McMillan in Oakner Man
The death occurred at Hamiota Hospital on Sunday March 6 1950 of Mary Lorimer wife of William McMillan of Oakner Manitoba aged fifty nine after ailing for some time. She leaves husband one daughter Mrs J Fleming of McLeod Alberta two sons Jack and Roy at home four sisters and five brothers and two great grandchildren Ray and Donna Fleming. Funeral today Wednesday at 2 30 p m from Oakner United Church with interment in Scotia cemetery.
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Hamiota Hospital
Mary Lorimer
William McMillan
Oakner
Man
J. Fleming
McLeod
Alta
Jack
Roy
Morrison
Airdrie
Quickfall
Victoria
B.C
Mattinson
Winnipeg
Otis Strong
Calgary
Herbert
William Lorimer
Pope
Jim
Allan Lorimer
Lester
Edmonton
Ray
Donna Fleming
Oakner United Church
Scotia Cemetery
Mrs James Angus Birthday Jubilation in Hamiota
Mrs James Angus of Hamiota Manitoba celebrated a birthday born in Gamrie Banffshire Scotland on March 6 1868. Pioneer of 1891.
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James Angus
Hamiota
Man
Gamrie
Banffshire
Scotland
Funeral service for Philip J Heddesheimer held in Winnipeg
Philip J Heddesheimer 85 of 417 Burnell Street Winnipeg died February 27 1950 at home. Funeral held at the family residence March 3 officiated by Rev D Warren Campbell. Born in England he came to Canada 1892 settled Hamiota bakery and grocery retired 1923 moved to Winnipeg. Survived by widow one daughter Dolly six sons Philip William Fred Edward Kenny Carl. two grandchildren killed in World War II.
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Philip J. Heddesheimer
Burnell Street
Winnipeg
Rev
D. Warren Campbell
England
Mr. Heddesheimer
Canada
Hamiota
Dolly
Philip
North Battleford
Sask
William
Lucky Lake
Fred
Edward
Kenny
Conquest
Carl
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