Austin and area notes highlight teaching moves and events
Miss Eva Duncan left for Souris to resume teaching while Miss Gwen Lewis has taken a teaching post in Delta. Austin United Church plans an October 9 fowl dinner. Neighbors helped Mr. Chas Cunningham by harvesting his crop with five or six binders in a spirit of good neighborliness. Other items note travels to Winnipeg and Toronto, visits from Portage la Prairie residents, and quilting by Springbrook Helpers.
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Gwen Lewis
Delta
Austin United Church
Andy Strain
Melvin Adams
Janet Downey
Winnipeg
W. S. Duncan
Douglas A. Duncan
R.C A.F
University of Toronto
Andrew Lamb
Sammy
Johnny Martin
Portage la Prairie
Russell
Lamb
Donald J. Watters
Austin
Don
Death of Miss Susannah Cunningham at Austin
Miss Susannah Cunningham a respected pioneer resident of the Austin district died August 24 at age 79. Funeral services were conducted yesterday afternoon from the Austin United Church to the Austin cemetery. The Herald extends condolences to Mr Charles Cunningham.
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Susannah Cunningham
Austin
Austin United Church
Herald
Charles Cunniham
Canada Gazette Proclaims National Day of Prayer
The edition issued Saturday contains a proclamation for Sunday September 6 as a national day of prayer and dedication. It marks the third anniversary of Canada’s entry into the war and calls citizens to consecrate efforts for victory.
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Canada Gazette
Canada
Visitors and family news from Pine Creek area
Mrs Brandt and Barbara visit McEachern home from Winnipeg. Mrs Healey and children from Flin Flon visit district relatives. Mrs Pilgrim and Lois and Ernie spent last week with her parents Mr and Mrs Word was received that their son Robert was injured in the raid on France last week.
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Mrs. Brandt
Barbara
Bobbie and
Wayne
Winnipeg
McEachern Home
Wm. Johnson
Robert
France
Bagot Community Notes Includes Visitors and Local News
Bagot residents share back to classes news as Miss Hazel Poyter arrives to teach at Bagot school. Miss Jessie Angus visits Winnipeg and Dr and Mrs Dickson. Miss Clara Forrest remains ill while Mrs J Foster recovers in Portage hospital. Local yields look good and labor shortages are not acute. A plane crash in the east killed three of four. Earl Machan of Bagot survived badly burned and is praised for recovery efforts. Mr and Mrs McKenzie and Mr and Mrs Gammie of Winnipeg visit Wm Bodie family.
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Jessie Angus
Winnipeg
Dickson
Clara Forrest
McKenzie
Gammie
Wm. Bodie
Earl Machan
Bagot
Mrs. Machan
Earl
Bagot Airman Survives Plane Crash Near Bangor
Earl Machan 23, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Machan of Bagot, was the lone survivor among four on an RCAF plane that crashed in fog ten miles from Bangor Maine on Aug 14. He, badly burned, was reported out of danger. He had been at Moncton training field and on furlough home to Bagot when the crash occurred.
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Earl Machan
Walter Machan
Bagot
R.C.A.F
Bangor
Maine
Moncton
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