District Notes from Oakner District Happenings
Oakner community sends well wishes to Mrs Lorne Montgomery now in Winnipeg hospital. Local families moved and hosted guests while District WI figures held conventions at Oak River Grandview and Roblin. Smorgasbord event by the WI drew good attendance despite poor weather during the period ending April 29th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorne Montgomery
Winnipeg
Charlie Knight
Gladys
Earl Miller
Art Heise
J. Coxworth
J. E. Finkbeiner
Ray Still
Jessie Wall
J. T. Finkbeiner
W.I
Oak River
W. Fulton
Birtle
Grandview
Roblin
Manitoba Womens Institutes
Jim Ross
Sandra Joseph
Elkhorn
Biggar Sask
Brandon
Julie
Donnie Clark
Victoria B.C
Neepawa Festival honors Hugh Wilson
News brief notes Hugh Wilson receiving awards at the Neepawa festival with congratulations from McConnell. Also mentions Miss Eunice Newton of Brandon visiting home, get well wishes for Mrs. Milt Mansell in Hamiota Hospital, and Darrin and Sheldon Cameron of Virden visiting grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George Pollock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Wilson
Neepawa
Hugh
Eunice Newton
Brandon
Milt Mansell
Haimiota Hospital
Darrin and
Sheldon Cameron
Virden
George Pollock
Local Visits Mentioned Across Manitoba and Winnipeg
Oak River Mrs. Art Armstrong and C Sparling visited their relatives in Lynn Lake and Winnipeg over the weekend. Mrs. Frank Hayhurst attended the Postmasters Convention at the Red Oak Inn. The Sparlings and Armstrongs also visited Mr. and Mrs. D. Sparling in Winnipeg. Geo Cavalier of Dunrea and family joined visits with the Browns and Sherri last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Armstrong
Lynn Lake
C. Sparling
Frank Hayhurst
Red Oak Inn
A. Armstrong
Winnipeg
D. Sparling
Isabella Milker Weekend Visitor in White Rock
Isabella Milker from White Rock British Columbia visited over the weekend with her brother in law and sister Mrs Dercy Milker and others accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Dercy Milker
White Rock, B.C
Mr. and
Thomas Wesley Doupe Decker obituary notices 1975
Funeral service for Tommy Doupe was held May 1 1975 at Decker United Church after his death April 29 in his 80th year. Rev Smith of Shoal Lake officiated and Crandall Cemetery interment followed. Campbell's Funeral Home arranged. He was born Crandall and served in WWI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wesley Doupe Decker
Decker United Church
Tommy Doupe
Hamiota Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Detroit
Rock OF Ages
Malcolm Campbell Hamiota
A. A. Tingley
Department of Education
Portage Avenue
Manitoba
Canada
Ben Hanuschak
R. W. Dalton
Oakner
Allan Heise and
Ron Camp
Thos. Coupe
Gordon Cambell
Dale Still
McConnell
Isabella
Mabel Pearson
Cypress River
Earl
Claresholm
Alta
Dave Heise
Ken Smith
Gerald Decker
Bill Gammack
George Davis
Russell Sunley
Ray Lints
Raymond Foxton
Cosen
F. A. Hodge
A. K. Preston
Hamiota and District
Hodge
Preston
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