Pine Creek News Personal Notes and Funeral Notice
Mr A Doubleday remains a patient in Carberry Hospital after transfer days ago. W J Loney visited Winnipeg with son Indaw and daughter in law Alf Jarvis and family. Jim Lunn and family from Betley visited Mrs Lunn’s parents and brothers, returning to Belley on March 24. Mrs Corts and daughter visited with brother Indaw and sister Mrs Carl Switzer and returned home Friday, accompanied by Mrs Switzer. Sympathy extends to Mrs John Flaws and family of Winnipeg, Miss Grace Flaws of Portage, and Mr Cecil Flaws of McCreary on the death of John Flaws, former Rapid City and Portage la Prairie resident. He passed Friday March 28 and had lived with his son and daughter-in-law Mr and Mrs Frank Flaws.
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W. J. Loney
Winnipeg
Indaw
Alf Jarvis
Jim Lunn
Caroline
Roy
Betley
Alta
Lunn
C. Hanna
Belley
John Flaws
Grace Flaws
Portage
Cecil Flaws
McCreary
Flaws
Rapid City
Mayferd
Muir
Portage la Prairie
Frank Flaws
Fort Henry cannons intrigue Yorkshire visitor
Mr G D Wilkinson writes to the Yorkshire Post pondering the inscription Lowmoor on Fort Henry cannons near Kingston Ontario. He notes all pieces date before 1812 and links Low Moor iron works near Bradford to the possible origin of the armament.
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Old Fort Henry
Kingston
Ont
G. D. Wilkinson
Yorkshire Post
Wilkinson
Lowmoor
Bradford
Low Moor
Fort Henry
Lavenham News Highlights Local Events and Obituaries
Community notes detail visits, illnesses, weather woes, and town goings on. Mentions Grace Towle from Portage, hospital runs, snowplow efforts by Wilbert Tomehuck, gifts from Choiceland, and local friendships. Includes death notice for Mr. Wm. Price of Kenora and several family updates from Lavenham residents. The column also references a university gift rejection and a long-running weather joke from the Tribune.
Other of Lavenham Centenarian Dies in Saskatchewan
Philip Hamel aged 97 of Biggar Saskatchewan, brother of Laura Woodward of Lavenham, died on March 8. Born August 14, 1857 in the Jersey Islands, he moved to Medicine Hat, Alberta in 1896 to join the Canadian Pacific Railway mechanical department. He married on October 14, 1904.
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Mary Morrey
St. Barnabas Church
Medicine Hat
Cranbrook
Hamel
C.P R
Biggar
Sask
Philip Hamel
Biggar, Sask
Laura
Grandma” Woodward
Lavenham
Mr. Hamel
Jersey Islands
Alta
Canadian Pacific Railway
Manitoba introduces resident angling licence for all over 16
Manitoba government announces a resident angling licence costing one dollar for all residents over 16 who fish any lake or stream. Nonresidents pay 3.25 dollars, with Saskatche wan already in a reciprocal agreement. The nonresident family licence is abolished and size limits on several species are removed.
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Manitoba
Lockport
Lyons Lake
Saskatchewan
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Pine Creek
Mes W. Loney
A Doubleday
Carberry Hospital
Uper
Alberta Foothills
Blood Bank
Sence
Oreweay
Lavenham News
R. B. Florence
Grace Towle
Tom Dade
Deer Lodge Hospital
Wilbert Tomehuck
Rossendale
Wilbert
Choiceland
Hugh Henry
Jack
Bert Gibb
Wm. Price
Kenora
Harry Perkins
Jack and
George Price
States
the Tribune
Omans’ Auxiliary
Ed. Lloyd
Herman Schweitz
Beausejour
Clarence Perkins
Stan
Woodward
Dale
Edmonton
Tillie Henry
Mr. Woodward
Laura ‘Grannie” Woodward
Germany
George Aikens
Wtter
Ernie Aikens
Regina
Chestnut
Winnipeg Tribune
Sam Quinn
Sam
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
C.F. P. Bennett
Pattison
J. Fitzgerald
FH. Scarlet
J. Culham
J. 2.MacKinnon
Morrey
Hillside Cemetery
Middleton
Lancashire
Manchester University
THE
Dangerfield Hotels
Bbl
Centenarian
J. S. Thomson
Royal Road North
Vancouver
Victoria
Macgregor
Victoria & Return
Canadian Pacific
Uwas
Alaska
Canada
Taxation Division
Department of National Revenue
Will
Post Office
Income Tax Office
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