W I Annual Meeting Held At Mrs Wright Home
The W I held its annual meeting at Mrs. J Wright's home on Wednesday November 16 with thirteen members and two visitors. Officers for the new year were selected including President Mrs Syrak and Secretary Mrs J Wright. The group reported on a Leadership Training School week in Brandon and the Mystery Box prize went to Mrs Carl Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I
J. Wright
Swanson
Syrak
Moffat
Mary Brown
J. C. Richardson
McDougall
J. Killoh
Riddick
ID. Emerson
Lavinia United Church to Hold Service and Sunday School
Rev Barber of Hamiota will lead Lavinia United Church service on Sunday December 11 at 3 p.m. Sunday School is set for 2 p.m. The W I Whist Drive at the Taylor home on November 24 raised $20 for the hospital fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber
Hamiota
Lavinia United Church
W.I
Percy Taylor
L. Tremaine
A. Rockley
Wanted Second Hand Manure Spreader
Help wanted ad seeks second hand manure spreader. Apply to J A Smith by phone 156 in Hamiota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Smith
Hamiota
Obituary of Thomas Kelly 74 Winnipeg Salesman Veteran
Thomas Kelly 74 of 620 Greenwood Place Winnipeg died Sunday November 20 1949 at Deere Lodge Hospital. Born in Manchester England he came to Canada 45 years ago and worked as a Singer Sewing Machine salesman. He served in WWI with the 230th Battalion 1916 1919 and belonged to No 1 Branch Canadian Legion. Survived by widow Eliza two daughters Mrs E G Kenward Decker Man and Mrs Henry Keil Winnipeg two sons Albert Hamedia Man and Thomas Fort William Ont nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Tuesday at Clark Leatherdale's Funeral Home Rev J M Roe officiated. Buried in the military plot Brookside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kelly
Greenwood Place
Winnipeg
Deere Lodge Hospital
Manchester
England
Canada
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Kelly
Canadian Legion
Eliza
E. G. Kenward
Decker
Man
Henry Keil
Albert
Hamieda
Thomas
Fort William
Ont
Clark Leatherdale
Rev
J. M. Roe
Brookside Cemetery
Barley Contest Shipments Deadline Set For January
Farmers in the National Barley Contest are urged to ship carload entries by January 2 1950 to allow inspection and unloading by January 15 1950. Inspectors will perform all checks, with interprovincial adjudicators from prairie provinces judging samples in Winnipeg mid January at the Grain Exchange Building. Saskatchewan provides the largest entry. Alberta awards likely to be announced first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barley Improvement Institute
Interprovincial Board of
Prairie Provinces
Board of Grain Commissioners
Grain Exchange
Winnipeg
Saskatchewan
Children’s Christmas Tree Plans Set at United Church
A meeting of the Christmas entertainment committee at United Church discussed arranging a Community Christmas Tree for Children. The plan calls for December 21 at p.m. at Hiamiota United Church with donations left with N Curll.
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Canada Packers Ltd
Hamiota Quick Freeze Ltd
Will Santa
Crown Life
2Lnsurance Company
Toronto
Harry Cooke
Virden
Curry Bldg
S. G. Macnicol
Imperial
Imperial Gil
Esso
McConnell
Lavinia
Brandon
Rosser Ave
H. Stansall
Philceo Service
Decker, Man
Alberta
United Church
W. W. Kirk
Secre
Tary
A. Barber
N. Curt
Hiamiota United Church
Mr. N. Curll
McConnell’s
John Deere Farm
McConnell Bros. Ltd
Hamida
Baxter
Manitoba