Blanshard Pioneer Mrs Armstrong Passes Away
Mrs. Johnston Armstrong an early Blanshard district pioneer died at her daughter’s home in Westminster township in her eighties. She was born in Eckford and lived on Queen’s Avenue London before moving with family to Glashard and later marrying Johnston Armstrong of East Mitchell Road. Survived by seven children including Claude B Armstrong of Victoria and C George Armstrong of Boston, she was a descendant of Barbara Heck and laid to rest at St Mary’s Cemetery.
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Johnston Armstrong
M.D. Pearn
Westminister
Sundey
St. Mary's Cemetery
Squire G. ¢ Sperling
Eckford
Queen’s Avenue
London
Whitehell Road
Glaushard
Mitchell Road
William Johnston
Blanshard
Ontario
C. George
Boston
Mass
Shier
Colonsay, Sask
Wooldridge
Harrisville
Mich
Westminster Township
Mackay
Hamiota
Man
Edith
Plan for the Musical Eck hardts to appear
A fragment notes Eck hardts plan to appear in McConnell's ball on Monday evening, with a vague reference to a drug store sighting. The text is unclear about names or locations.
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Eckhardts
Spring Must Be Here Razel Lewis Butterfly Under Glass
Razel Lewis presents a lively butterfly in sunshine behind glass. The scene captures a brave little insect ahead of a playful frog, evoking spring energy and delicate observation.
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Razel Lewis
Twin daughters arrive at Rothney home
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Rothney welcomed twin daughters Tuesday night. Mother and both babies are doing well. Congratulations to the Rothney family.
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Ww. Rothney
Rothney
Special Service at Chumah Methodist Church Sunday
A special service will be held Sunday afternoon at 2.30 led by Rev. S. East who will speak on Temperance in Manitsha. The Musical Eckbarte will render sacred vocal and instrumental selections.
Hamiota Methodist Church Plans Sunday Talks
The Hamiota Methodist Church schedules next Sunday services at 11 A.M. with Rev. East speaking on The Shield of Faith and at 7 P.M. The Christian in Politics. The Eckhardts are expected to sing.
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East
Christain
Eckhardts
Local Items and Community Notices
Mr John Jordan lost a valuable horse on Saturday last. Miss Vincy Thomas returned to town on Friday last. Mrs David Coutts and Master Lawrence Legree returned to Brandon on Saturday morning's train. The Provincial Municipal auditor is in town auditing the books of the Municipality and Village. Mrs Morecom and two sons from Randfontein South Africa are visiting Rev and Mrs Woods for a few days. The Hamida Royal Precetors hold a meeting in the Orange hall on Tuesday evening next at 8 o'clock. The WMA will meet at the Parsonage on Wednesday April 1 when the election of officers will take place and delegates to Branch meeting appointed. A large attendance is requested.
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David Coutts
Lawrence Legree
Brandon
Hamida Royal Black Preceptors
Orange Hall
W.M.A
Lavinia News Highlights Local Moves and Events
Mr. W. Meakin returns home after three weeks in Hamiota hospital. Mr. J. Knight and family relocate to Scott farm with a successful arrival dance. Mr. B. Wyatt loses a young horse. Mrs. Ball and daughter Mable visit Brandon. Jas. Smith renews district acquaintances after years away. Liberal convention attendees from local farmers in Rapid City. E. Dixon returns from Ontario for winter. J. Place and A. Woodrug back from the west to Lavinia. Temperance Rally planned at Lavinia church with a forthcoming program and hoped for good turnout.
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Bank of Hamilton
AL Laughton
Wamiota
Kraneth
Misses Gutteridge
McConnell’s
Municipal Hail Insurance
Col
Ivens
Virden
J. H. Ouch
Reve
Stork
Chumah Methodist Church
Hamiota Methodist Church
John Jordan
Lavinia News
W. Meakin
Hamiota Hospital
Mr. J. Knight
Scott Farm
Jas, Smith
Rapid City
Mr. E. Dixon
J. Place
A. Wo
Lavinia Boys
Lavinia Church
Cook’s
Bratterine Tonia
Sai¢É
Pioneer Cash Stores
John Lemon
Hamhotel
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