Bagot district social roundup spans visits across Manitoba
A burst of visits ties Bagot and Brandon residents to friends in Portage la Prairie, Winnipeg, Bathgate and Emerson. Notable travelers include Mr and Mrs J H Adams, Mr C R Rupp, Mrs A Brisco, Miss Donna Rands and Allan McDougall. The 82 year old Mrs Arnold recalls the trip fondly, with multiple relatives and former schooling spots mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Hyles
Dingle
Brandon
JH. Adams
Percy Garnet
Glenboro
Portage la Prairie
C. R. Rupp
Balmoral
Archie Farncombe
High Bluff
Roy Farncombe
Donna Rands
Portage
Bagot
Marie Bodie
Viola Stewart
Phil Henry
Frank Bennett
Deaubouline
Johanassen
Craig
Eva Light
Winnipeg
Allan McDougall
William McDougall
Fred Stewart
Alexie McIntosh
MacGregor
Currie
Cranberry Portage
Arnold
John
B. Hildebrande
Arthur Kalberg
Bathgate
N.D
Edrans News Highlights Local Events and Church News
Mrs. Norman McCullough and infant Ronald Keith returned home from Carberry Hospital. Wellington Tulford brief hospital stay. Edrans Ladies Aid set October 16 for the Few! Supper. Edvans High School opened with 16 pupils. Cemetery clean up day drew strong turnout and new power mower bought. Charlie Paterson resigned as cemetery Sec-Treas. Mike Kakowchyko appointed. Communion service at Edrans United Church with two infant baptisms and one adult baptism. New church members Wesley Campbell, Frances Campbell, Leona Skeet. Elders Fred Smith and Harry Henderson installed. Rev. W. Harland presided. Weekend visitors included Henry Moore family and Barry Moore from Winnipeg, plus Eric from Carman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Smith
Norman McCullough
Ronald Keith
Carberry Hospital
Wellington Tulford
Edrans Ladies’ Aid
Edvans High School
Charlie Paterson
Sec-Treas
Mike Kakowchyko
Edrans United Church
Ronald Keith McCullough
Glen Arthur
Arthur Wright
Wellwood
John Braun
Wesley Campbell
Frances Campbell
Leona Skeet Fred Smith
Harry Henderson
W. Harland
Austin
Henry Moore
Barry Moore
Winnipeg
Eric
Carman
St Pauls Market Day Tea at Mrs Lye's Home
St Pauls W A will hold a market day tea and produce table at the home of Mrs R E Lye on Thursday September 17 at 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Pauls W.A
R. E. Lye
Fw. & Ciunls
Vic Palmer
WMS
Winnipeg
Firth
Beavers
Manitoba MIRROR autumn votes loom in Manitoba else
Autumn brings school reopenings and a shift in Manitoba politics with Liberal leader Doug Campbell planning to step down within eight months and CCF leader Lloyd Stinson likely to depart soon. Russ Paulley emerges as probable new CCF house leader as Stinson backs him. Municipal voters face the fall ballot as a Parley on the Trans-Canada Highway and local civic meetings fill the schedule with church and community notices.
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Manitoba
Jack Frost
Doug Campbell
CCF
Lloyd Stinson
Russ Paulley
MILA
House
Stinson
Transcona
Paulley
Socialist Party
House Eader
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Moose Horn
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Fred Tarr
Timmons
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Alex Frank
Donna
Brent
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Dave Dyck
Elkhorn
James Robertson
Beachell
Fargey
George Currie
Charlie Harlton
Leola
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Amos Currie
Len Balcumas
Hardie Currie
Sidney United Church
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