Venables and Son Publishers and Proprietors
C. W. Venables & Son are listed as publishers and proprietors in the contemporary notice.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 01, 1954
Page
4
C. W. Venables & Son are listed as publishers and proprietors in the contemporary notice.
Lavinia school reopened on Monday with Mrs Lies as principal and Mrs Pennycooke as primary teacher. Mrs Feasley of Winnipeg visited the Taylors. Miss Marjorie Reid of Shoal Lake stays two weeks at home. The W_MS and W_A will meet in the church on Wednesday September 8 at 2. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Alex Nykolhation.
CHUMAH Bobbie Haight from Hamiota spent a week at the home of his cousin Mr and Mrs C W Lewis Miss Jean Howard of Winnipeg is spending her holidays in the district Dennis McFaren of Winnipeg is spending his holidays at the home of Mr and Mrs S M Kirk Mrs M E Elliott of Brandon visited at the home of her son-in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Donald Kirk Mr and Mrs Ivan Kirk of Saskatoon Sask visited relatives in the district recently Miss Evelyn Houck returned home from United College Winnipeg and starts teaching at Souris on September 1st
Mrs. R. McFeely spent the weekend at Camrose Alberta with her son Robert who is stationed there with the RCMP. Also noted are John Smythe aged five Fleming aged six W Allan aged seven and R Routledge aged eight visiting or staying in the area.
Local residents travel, visits and teaching postings include Jim Scott McConnell returning from Whitby Ontario to teach in Alexander. Winnipeg and Brandon visitors listed. School reopens with staff named led by Principal Davidson and teachers Miss McKinnon and Eva Tibbatts. Orpin family reunion at Earl Newton home features 11 adults and 16 grandchildren with a large celebration.
The prompt urges readers to phone in news items to enrich the local paper, noting the world’s sole museum train is operated by Canadian National Railways.
The entry notes a lodge meeting No. 38 held in the Orange Hall on the second Monday of each month at a stated time. Visiting Brethren Welcome. A fine appears in the text.
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