Miniota Herald Promotes Local News Schedule
The Miniota Herald issued weekly from Sumide Manitedsa with editor OLIVER and a 1941 price of 50 cents yearly in advance. The issue date is Tuesday April 22 1941.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 22, 1941
Page
8
The Miniota Herald issued weekly from Sumide Manitedsa with editor OLIVER and a 1941 price of 50 cents yearly in advance. The issue date is Tuesday April 22 1941.
Mr and Mrs Pigg and their family moved from Pipestone on Saturday and have taken up residence in the Mossop house west of town.
The Herald offers half-price subscriptions to enlisted men, whether sent by individuals or groups. The paper remains precious to soldiers far from home, containing messages from those they know and love.
The Manitoba Power Commission reports the largest March rise in kilowatt hours purchased and generated since its inception at 3.98 percent compared with March 1940. Growth appears widespread across the province with notable contributions from air fields and the cities of Brandon and Portage la Prairie.
A speaker urges unity in the армy service corps role as the arsenal of the Empire while defending the North Sea frontier. He praises the Waar Savings movement as vital to Canada’s war effort and stresses civilian contribution as the most important war work.
The government outlines a plan to reduce wheat acreage to about 65 percent of last year to promote summer fallow. Farmers are urged to shift to larger acreages of other crops, with potential gains if sowing timing improves.
The article urges farmers to maximize each acre by using better seed and improving grain quality. Higher quality wheat commands better prices and aids sale on world markets, especially as nations may later grow their own wheat and blend with Canadian wheat. It advocates planting high quality Registered or Certified seed this spring.
Cameron family announces the birth of Grace Elisabeth on Thursday April 17 to Mr and Mrs P Camron Willon. Flannery family reports a son James Arthur born at Beulah on Tuesday April 22 to Mr and Mrs H Flannery.
Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the bride’s home and attended by immediate relatives. Best wishes are extended to Mr and Mrs J Miles who will make their home at McAuley. John Lewis brother of the groom is noted with a billfold as part of the event.
The report notes Kaybar sligs described as new and popular with no twisting or sagging, woven from imported yarns in tea rose and white. Mentions United States, Ltd. Minnesota, and local residents Beulah Edmanson, Rosemary, Miss Key Coldman of Winnipeg visiting, and families from Winnipeg spending time with J A Frazer. Garrison details cover A G Reid RC A F of MacDonald on leave visiting, accompanied by Mrs Reid and son Hevee, headed to Portage.
Agnes Mabel Hill eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Hill Minicta married James Miles Lewis eldest son of Mr and Mrs C H Lewis of McAuley in a four pm ceremony on Saturday April 19 Canon W J Finch officiated. The bride wore light blue crepe and navy accessories with Jay Hill as bridesmaid. The groom gave a gold locket as a wedding gift.
Private Henry Brewin of the 10st Training Centre spent Saturday in town. He was seen in civilian clothes and talked with local residents about upcoming training duties and community events.
Frank Skorka has chosen not to open a new business in Rivers and will remain in his current job in town, citing satisfaction with existing duties and community ties.
A sister of Hugh Bills helped organize a family viewed event this Sunday at the local field, where the family spent the day with parents and friends and conducted the series.
Mr. and Mrs. L Borland who spent the Easter holidays visiting in the district returned to Winnipeg on Sunday.
Isabella G Sutherland was a visitor to Winnipeg this week. Noran spent the winter in British Columbia and returned home on Sunday.
Ji Broadfoot RCAF spent the weekend at the Broadfoot home. The WAMS will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. H Mr Bradskin. Mrs. R Adams Strathclair spent the past week with Mr and Mrs A Adams Winnipeg. Bardwell RK and G Robertson Wy Scorgie visited Winnipeg last week. Mrs Smith who spent winter with her daughter left last week to visit with her daughter Roland.
David Arthur Williams known as Dave Williams Dies at Home after Ill Health Born in Ontario 1879 he moved west in 1898 homesteaded 14-1322 and ran the family farm Married Amnie Barhett at Wo Creeks thirty five years ago He and family were held in high esteem by the community
The obituary notes Mr. Williams enjoyed a broad circle of friends, valued honesty in business, and amassed a notable collection of relics from early days. Funeral services were held at Holy Trinity Church with Rev. H. L. Newton officiating. Burial followed at Mmiota cemetery. pallbearers listed. He is survived by his wife May and son Frank, a mother, a sister in Norrwood, and four brothers in various locations.
The family of the late David A Williams thanks readers for sympathy, help and floral tributes shown after his death.
In loving memory of dear sister and daughter Lileen Clark who passed away April 27, 1938. Gone is the face we loved so clear, Silent is the voice we loved to hear. Forever remembered by her mother, father, and sister.
In loving memory of Martha Melling beloved wife of J A Kerfoot who died April 23 1037. One precious to our heart has gone the vow we loved as a stair The place made vacant in our home cannot be filled Our Father in his wisdom called The boon his love had given The soul is safe in a haven At home on the hill of God Ever remembered by her husband son sister and brother.
Miss E. Lockart spent her holiday at Lenore. Miss Pauline Tennant attended the Y P and Conference in Brandon last Saturday. Jock Shoenakers Mall Entertainment Committee sponsored a dance on Friday night with music by the A R O. Proceeds benefited the hall fund. Mr. E Sinclair and Mrs. Sinclair were accompanied by Mrs. J M Elliott and Miss Bernice Wiggins on a motor trip.
A note indicates Mrs B Wiggins returned to her school in Alexander on Sunday.
The W I S gathered at Mrs. Elliott’s home on Thursday. Mrs Jed Leland gave a devotional talk titled Following the way of Love to Victory. A story of Oliver Jackson prepared by Mrs J B Mitchell and read by Hernice Wiggins highlights the meeting. W A Groups reports showed encouraging progress.
A reader vents about personal finances and church solicitations, noting how salary funds daily needs such as gasoline, radios, candy, and ice cream. The piece laments recurring church appeals, accusing the church of nerve while recalling a prior quarter donation and urging stricter budgeting.
Land for rent in the Willon district. Apply to Teds Rowan, phone 66, Miniotas.
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