Honee of God Service Invitation and Church News
May eventide imagery frames a call to prayer as the Spring Companion service and Sunday School announce scheduled gatherings. The Official Board reports monthly financial obligations and thanks the minister for his work while local members and guests are listed for recent leaves and visits.
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Mao
Sehovol
Lavinia
Unreserved Auction Sale at the Commercial House Miniota
Auctioneer J F M Johnston offers the contents of the Commercial House in Miniota at 10 am on Saturday June 6. The listing includes beds, bedding, dressers, tables, chairs, a piano, radio, stove, heaters, linen, china, cookware, and numerous household items. Proceeds go under proprietress Mrs A Leam.
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Miniota
Quebec
Davenport
Odd Fellows Lodge Meeting and Community Notices
The district Odd Fellows meeting occurred May 19 in Memorial Hall with Grand Master W Bird of Winnipeg as guest speaker. Sixty members and guests attended from Oak River Brandon Hamiota Lenore and Miiota. D D G M Magnus Little presided. W MS Ladies Aid guest of Mrs Edgar Alexander for a missionary program led by Mrs L Rosenberger. Mrs L Quodrane and Mrs Fo Decker to Presbytery at Miovardosa on Thursday. Mrs F James returned from Hamiota Hospital after an appendectomy. Mr WEG Little helped organize a salvage committee at Isabella Community Club. Mr and Mrs W Gregory visited Brandon for a concert by Brandon Normal School where their daughter Hazelie is a student. Junior Red Cross hosted a dance Friday evening Moe with Oakner orchestra. Mrs W Cumberland and daughter Ginil visited Winnipeg. Laverne Record of Wintripes spent the holiday weekend with Mr and Mrs D Bedford. Mr and Mrs Cooke and son Tom of Reston were week‑end guests of Mr and Mrs Ht.
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The
Oddfellows’ Lodge
Memorial Hall
W. Bird
Winnipeg
Oak River
Brandon
Hamiota
Lenore
Miiota
D. G.M. Magnus Little
Red Cross
Oakner Orchestra
Empire Day Service Noted With Local Guests
Scot Melvin Cochrane led a special Empire Day service during Sunday School. Mrs Inza Baxter and her little niece Fay Wyatt of Treberne were guests of Mr and Mrs W Baxter. Mrs Itella Decker and Mr Mark Hillmen of Brandon visited Mr and Mrs A Leek. Mrs Rose Richbardeon and Mr Neileon of McCansell joined Mr and Mrs J D Quinton for the weekend. An ad promotes a Dominion Business College course with 32 percent savings for cash customers at The Echo Office.
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Melvin Cochrane
Mise Inza Baxter
Littl Wiece
Fay Wyatt
Treberne
Dominion Business College
Winnipeg
Echo Office
Prairie Talks Producer Transfers to Western Region
Former CBC Talks Producer in the Prairie Region based at Winnipeg will move to Vancouver to serve as Talks Producer for the Western Region, with the transfer announced recently.
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CBC
Prairie Region
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Fatal Accident Claims Charles Gray in May 1942
A field accident on May 18 involving six horses led to Charles Gray of Pope Manitoba being trampled after a line broke. He died May 24 1942 at age 71 years 6 months 24 days. Survived by wife Jeannie Strachan two sons Harvey and Alfred and two daughters Hazel and Georgina seven grandchildren. Funeral held May 26 1942 from the home with interment in Crandall cemetery.
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Chares Gray
Pope
Man
Mr Gray
bin Hie
Harvey
Mr. Gray
Black Hill
Tyrie
Aberdeenshire
Scotland
Canada
Jeannie Strachan
Alfred
Winnipeg
Hazel
Webster
Georgina
W. Hyndman
Crandall
Demand for War Savings Urges Regular Stampe Purchases
An urgent appeal promotes consistent Stampe buying to support War Savings efforts. The message stresses regular contributions as a critical part of the war finance campaign.
Barley Bests Oats and Corn in Hog Feeding Tests
Dr E W Crampton at Macdonald College reports barley surpasses oats and corn for hog feeding in gain rate feed efficiency and carcass quality. Wheat barley mix yields faster gains with high quality carcasses, suggesting barley should expand hog production. Farmers urged to grow more barley for Grenada’s war program.
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E. W. Crampton
Macdonald College
Quebec
National
Barley Committee
Prairie
Dr. Crampton
Grenada
T. B. Pickersgill
Canadian Red Cross War Parcels For Prisoners
The Canadian Red Cross Society ships over 40,000 parcels weekly to prisoners of war in Germany and Italy and plans to raise this to 80,000. Each parcel costs 2.50 and includes 16 oz whole milk powder 16 oz cutter 4 oz cheese and 12 oz corned beef.
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Canadian Red Cross Society
Canada
Germany
Italy
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Jean
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Souris
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L AO
Paterson
Saigt Rod Parker
Fortune
Y.P.S
Wm. Atkinson
Harry Nichol
A. Leam
J. F. M. Johnston
Arrow River
Decker
Mrs Cooke
Ern Tom
Reston
Rose Richbardeon
Mr. Neileon
McC. Nsell
Werk-eod
J. D. Quinton
Andrew Cowan
Charles Gray
Nerathy Creetor
Agrewterel de Patace North-Veet Line Elevators Association
Canadian Red Cross
Ceylon
India
South America
the Wartime Prices and Trade Board
Western Desert
Sollum
Fort Capuzzo
GM Tire