Death Claim for Hugh Gray on His 20th Birthday
NASEBY Mr and Mrs David Gray and family mourn the death of their son Hugh on his 20th birthday after influenza and pneumonia. He leaves a grieving pair and five sisters with two brothers. Interment was in Saskatoon with no headstones allowed to be removed. Sympathy extends to the Rowley family of Palo for their second son Gerald who also died after illness and surgery. No new flu cases reported. stock shipments by the Co operative Association totaled three cars last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Gray
Hugh
St. Paul's Hospital
Saskatoon
Hughie
Theo. Rowley
Palo
Gerald
The
Co-operative Association
Naseby
Reford Council votes to buy tax certificates and set officers
Regular meeting held in Cavell on Monday Nov 11 with Reeve Curtin and councillors Ulrich Franke Galbraith and Bell present. Minutes approved. Motions: buy tax certificates. next meeting set for December 10. Elections officers appointed by Ulrich for 1918 and health officers named for divisions 1 to 6. Accounts approved and cheques to be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavell
Reeve Curtin
Ulrich
Franke
Galbraith
Bell
E. R. Dannett
P. A. DeRoche
Landis
Chas. Ashley
J. P. Miller
Krist School House
J. E. Baker
Wolfe School House
Chas. Wilkie
McConnell School
Alex. McLean
Lachner School House
Dr. McLu
Card of Thanks for the Fletcher Family
The undersigned thank friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of Mrs. B Fletcher and Glendine Fletcher. Signed by Mrs. Frank Scott, B. Fletcher, Mrs. L. Morey, Thos. Fletcher, Traynor, Nov 16 1918. Feeding milling wheat to live stock or poultry is forbidden by the Canada food board. Municipalities may appoint fair price committees to publish lists of food, fuel, clothing, boots and shoes, and other household items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Fletcher
Glendine Fletcher
Frank Scott
L. Morey
Thos. Fletcher
Traynor
Canada Food Board
Victorious returns proclaimed in November 1918
A 1918 war ending ode celebrates peace and victory. It honors those who served in the cause of Right, with returning soldiers greeted by countrymen and loved ones as a victor’s crown awaits them. The date Nov 13 1918 marks the homecoming reverence.
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