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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 03, 1947
Page
8
The Miniots lierale Reg OLIVER ditor Publebed every fi day at Miniota Manitoba in Canada. Subscriptions available for $2 per year in advance. Postage paid in Canada and the United States. Published April 1947 with standard postal authorization.
R. E. Vance shows three Percheron horses at Brandon Winter Fair this week. Mr and Mrs R Pearce return from Winnipeg on Friday. Miss Pearce has been a patient at the General hospital for the past weeks.
Isabella Doug Heise and Murray Bell return from studies at Man Agricultural College. Hodges welcomed to district as C.N Ry. agent. Miniota hockey hosts two games last week with a home win and near tie. J T Finkheiner returns from West Coast trip and family in Sebewddhg. Mrs McVey and Mrs D Marshall attend funeral of R McVey in Toronto. Mrs Marshall returns while Mrs McVey stays in Winnipeg.
The WMS met at Mrs A Brad's home with 20 in attendance. Mrs JF M Johnston led the session and final remarks. Adams reported on the Winnipeg WMS conference. Mrs Brad and Mrs Arris presented the Mission Band update. Mrs Arrisa sang a solo and care of the Study Book port was discussed. Mrs Cy Wall led a session on Christian stewardship. A layette kit is being prepared from materials purchased by Supply secretary Mrs W Ingram.
Mrs Mable Augusta Mugford widow of Samuel John Mugford died in Vancouver hospital on Sunday March 16 in her 74th year. She resided at 1075 Gilbert St Vancouver and formerly lived in Saltcoats Saskatchewan. The funeral was at Christchurch cathedral with burial in Forest Lawn Memorial Park. Survived by son William J Cupar Saskatchewan and daughters Mrs E R Malczewski Ganges BC and Mrs E W Helgeson Beulah.
A clipped line ponders youth and experience, claims about ten children, and a candid dig at social expectations. The fragment ends with an unfinished thought about a wife who sings, leaving a stray sense of domestic life and culture.
Fragment notes describe a choir member and a preacher contrasting reading from notes with extemporaneous speaking. The text implies a judgment that the preacher who reads is a bore while spontaneous speech may be more engaging, but details are incomplete.
Mrs Dolly Gray 62 died Sunday March 23 at Hamiota hospital. funeral held Tuesday March 25 in Crandall United Church with interment at Cranell cemetery. She was born in Aberdeenshire Scotland in 1885 and came to Canada in 1909. Survived by three daughters Mrs R H Calder Isabella Mrs A Craig Portage la Prairie Mrs W Govenlock Kelloe and Clifford. five grandchildren.
A Texas paper notes the preacher enjoys lively times on stage and quips that gray hair signals old age yet lively spirits. The remark reflects local color in period commentary and a playful view of aging clergy.
The Recorder critiques a public figure for not engaging enough with people whether at home or in the streets. It argues he should be more active in preaching and helping poor families, while warning that either approach could invite grandstanding and single out the wealthy as a bad example.
A brief memorial note honors a woman cherished by her husband and family. The message emphasizes lasting memory and affection within the household.
Vernon Lockhart visits via Sidney while Miss B Carnegie visits Winnipeg. Gardham and F Watters are in Winnipeg this week with Miss T Dyck from Winkler visiting the Cave and John Dyck home. Miss Jean Foster of Saskatoon visits her mother Mrs Jno Leland. Duncan Mitchell is undergoing an eye operation in Brandon Hospital, accompanied by his mother.
Beulah H Prost visited Winnipeg last week while the Ad Cross campaign total reached 233.00 dollars. Mr. and Mrs. Cooper spent the weekend in Winnipeg. Mr. and Mrs. Hannon moved to Oakner where Hannon will be C.N Ry agent. Beulah curlers went to Miniota for a game as Miniota curlers visited Beulah and a rink of youths traveled to Miniota for a match.
Restrictions on new farm equipment eased but demand outstrips supply. Use of used gear and, above all, conservation of current machines is urged. Regular care, weather protection, and timely overhauls will boost efficiency as seed time approaches. Repair parts may be scarce, so servicing and preventative steps are outlined to extend life and performance.
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