Local Notes From Austin And Surroundings
A stream of brief notices from Austin and nearby communities highlights visits, births, and injuries. Mrs T Boyd of Brandon is mentioned, Eldon Carruthers and Marjorie Hill welcomed a daughter, and Dr J Hoag of Resina visited B Collier’s sister. Numerous travels and reliefs follow including Morris teaching at Harte, Stewarts in Portage, and other gatherings across Transcona, Winnipeg, Carberry, and Lavenham.
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Eldon Carruthers
Marjorie Hill
Flin Flea
J. Hoag
Resina
B. Collier
Wilma Morris
Harte
J. A. Morris
Reopening Services at Austin United Church
De. G. A Dackson of Paracusa leads Austin United Church reopening Sunday September 7 with sermon Where does God actually live. If God has written His laws across the moral universe, is it right to expect Him to be there to help us. Rally to these services and bring your welcome with collection for August.
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the Times
Community notes requested for newspaper items
The Herald asks organization secretaries to forward any items of interest by mail or to leave them with local correspondents for publication. This call invites clubs societies churches and groups to share notices, events, and brief items for the paper.
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The
Herald
In Memoriam Hay and Thomas Obituaries
In loving memory notices for James Hay who died September 1900 and Harold Thomas who passed away September 7, 1940. James Hay remembered by wife, children and Bruce. George and Russell and families also publish. Harold Thomas remembered by his wife with epitaphs of faith and peace.
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Hay
James Hay
Wie
Haset
Bruce
Thomas
Harold Thomas
Jesus
Manitoba education groups meet minister on salaries
Mrs E J Manns and three members of the Executive Manitoba School Trustees Association plus four members of the Executive Teachers Federation met with Minister of Education Hon I on August 26 in the minister's office. They discussed teachers salaries and other educational questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Manns
Manitoba School Trustees’ Association
Executive
Teachers’ Federation
Hon. I
Edrans Red Cross Branch reports funds and needs
The Edrans Branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society shows $95.41 raised from Nov 20 1940 to Jun 16 1941 with $35.28 expenses and $54.38 sent to Winnipeg. Auditors reported July 6 1941. donations received include $1.00 from G Kilgore Firdate $15.50 from bake sales and $5.00 from Edrans Lodge LOF. Up to Feb 12 1941, 183 sewing articles and 505 knitted. six shipments forwarded. Next meeting Sept 18 at Edrans. Urgent need for volunteers. Officers listed. Also Neepawa electors reject Manitoba Hydro takeover, keeping plant. last year profit $13,846.01 on $46,615.55 income.
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Canadian Red Cross Society
Winnipeg
Alex. Dow
George Moore
G. Kilgore
Neepawa
Manitoba Hydro Commission
Man Sentenced in Binscarth Court Over Flag Salute Case
A Binscarth resident was sentenced to three months in jail and fined $100 for violating The Defence of Canada Regulations after writing to the school board to justify not saluting the flag for his children. An additional three months imprisonment in default of payment was imposed.
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Binscarth
Ee Ee
Defence of Canada
Local notes and social items from Bagot region
Beatrice McLachlan of Winnipeg visits family while many local young men enlist. Donald McMillan from Winnipeg reconnected with parents before heading to Estevan. Rains delay threshing and grain quality concerns farmers. William Hanna and family visit Bagot MackGregor home. Jean Dickson of Toronto returns after visiting Dr. and Mrs. Dickson. Rev Dr G A Dickson fills in for absent Rev McLeod at United Church services.
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Donald McMillan
Winnipeg
Estevan, Sask
William Hanna
S. McLachlan
Mr. McLeod
United Church
Bagot
Beaver—MacGregor
G. A. Dickson
Wheat and Other Grains for Red Cross Work 1941 Plan
The Canadian Wheat Board authorizes wheat deliveries beyond the quota for Red Cross support during 1941-42. Any farmer may deliver wheat or coarse grains for Red Cross, space permitting. Cash tickets go to the Red Cross, producer certificates to the producer. Deliveries are not part of quotas and need not be recorded in permit books.
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Canadian Wheat Board
Canadian Red Cross Society
Red Cross
Newspaper advertisements reveal news of unusual shopper relevance
Advertisements in the paper are worth close attention as they carry news of unusual importance to every shopper, signaling timely deals and offerings that affect daily buying choices.
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Austin
T. Boyd
Brandon
Glenn Stewart
Portage
P. Waters
Wa. Leadley
F. Ohara
H. North
Chas. Campbell
Noreen Blaine
Transcona
A. Orr
Mildred
Carberry
C. Randall
Robi. Stewart
Portage la Prairie
F. Thomas
Enid
Glenn
Lavenham
H. McEachern
Chas. Duncan
A. V. Jubb
Austin United Church
de. G. A Dackson
J.A. Rowlatt
Massey-Harris & Cockshutt Machinery
Imperial Oil Products
Memoriam
George and
Russell
Ingertes
Edrans
R. Stratton
MacGregor
U.G.G
Beaver
G. Cryderman
United Grain Growers
Beaver, Manitoba
Parris-Dunn
Enterprise
McClary
Cobbe
Gray
Erle R. George
the Herald
aEantes
Beatrice McLachlan
Jean Dickson
Toronto
Mrs. Dickler
Dorothy
Bas
J, Smale
Bagot, Man
Tage LA Prairie
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