Service in Holy Trinity Church Conducted by Rural Dean
The Miniota Herald notes Rural Dean H. A. Cumming of Virden will conduct the 11 30 Sunday morning service at Holy Trinity Church. The notice is dated Tuesday August 1, 1946.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 01, 1946
Page
8
The Miniota Herald notes Rural Dean H. A. Cumming of Virden will conduct the 11 30 Sunday morning service at Holy Trinity Church. The notice is dated Tuesday August 1, 1946.
Beulah Grainger born July 22 at St Marys hospital Birtle to Mr and Mrs E P Grainger Gladys Kelly a daughter named Helen Ann Noel born July 24 at Miniota Nursing home to Mr and Mrs Maxwell Noel Elsie Bohosa a daughter named Maxine Doris Birdtail Reserve born names unspecified in notice.
The ceremony took place at noon on July 17 in Holy Trinity church Miniota with Lorraine Moynes daughter of Mrs Moynes of Birtle and the late Mr Moynes marrying William Edgar Barrett of Miniota. Rev B O Whitfield officiated with Mr and Mrs W H Harlin as attendants. The couple planned a reception at W A Barretts home and began a wedding trip to eastern points before settling in Miniota.
Marion, younger daughter of Mr and Mrs W Deas, wed at Kuppers-Deas Chalmers United Church in Winnipeg on Saturday June 22, uniting in marriage with her groom in a traditional ceremony.
The ceremony was performed by Rev C W Coleman for Ivor P Kuppers youngest son of Mrs Seales formerly of Isabella now Winnipeg. The bride wore a pale blue dressmaker suit with a halo of white roses a diapel veil Premier roses mauve sweet peas. Mrs B Whitehead sister of the bride served as matron of honor Morris Kuppers brother of the groom was best man. A reception followed at 1002 Strathcona street, the couple planning to reside in Winnipeg.
Mrs Ed Dayton is a patient in Brandon hospital. Mrs Sanderson and family Regina visited at the Leen home. The burial of Edward Terry, the infant son of Mr and Mrs F.
Fleury’s July funeral service at Arr Riv er cemetery was followed by a shower in the hall honoring the newlyweds. Rev K A Moye led the service while Mrs Gordon Leland read the address. Guests included Mr and Mrs E M Sinclair of Nipawin who attended a reception and reception gifts were presented. A rainbow streamers display from a sprinkling can greeted guests as a Walnut drop leaf coffee table a magazine stand and a purse of money were gratefully received and thanked. The hall featured orchid and pastel decor and a short program capped the event.
In loving memory of our Dear Husband Son and Daddy Leslie Walter Dickinson killed in action July 23 1944 Those whom we love go out of sight but never out of mind Cherished in the hearts of those they leave behind Loving and kind in all his ways Upright and just to the end of his days Ever remembered by his Wife Daughter Mother and Dad.
Hong Kong veteran James Jackson Crandall visits Ninette San with sister Mrs. R Schoch and friends. Local note greets him with warm greetings as Ernie Barnes is reported well enough to be part of the gathering.
The report notes a patient has returned home from Deer Lodge hospital after a month and expresses hope that his health will continue to improve.
Beulah honors Mr. and Mrs. R B Edmundson on their Silver wedding anniversary with visitors from Birtle Shoal Lake and Kelloe. A Monday Shamrock hall reception for Mr. and Mrs. Orry Bowman featured a reading by Rev H I Bowman and numerous gifts. Mrs C Bowman recently arrived from Gateshead Durham England to Canada welcomed to the community.
An advertisement urges farmers to insure combines and tractors under a continental policy against fire, lightning, theft, collision, derailment, tornado, windstorm, earthquake, bridge collapse, overturning, and transport. The rate is described as reasonable and the protection ample, comparing to a penny offer.
John F Tennant is identified as Commissioner for Oaths and Collector of Highway Traffic Fees located at the east entrance of The Miniota Cafe in Miniota.
Mr and Mrs H Clark and son Ken of Winnipeg spent the past week at the J Clark home. Ter Esa Oswin, Lorna Hawes and Donna Chisholm spent the past week at the United church camp at Clear Lake. Cooper Kitchen McAdam Kitchen double wedding attended at Roland on Saturday July 20. Roy Doyle in Winnipeg last week to enlist in the Navy but did not pass. The Forster home welcomed visits from H Mason and sons Otawa, and G McIl lvray of Winnipeg. Ray Everett and W Roto Jr motored to Winnipeg last week.
Isabella Tre W M S met at Mrs R J Adams home with 17 attendees. Theme was Christian Stewardship of Ability. Mrs T Ariss and Mrs R Adams led the program. Mr and Mrs Garnet Roberson were honored with a shower at the Finkbeiner home with decorative streamers and flowers.
The report lists numerous visitors and social gestures including Louise Wall presenting a bouquet to Mr Robertson, thanks and gifts from ladies, a dainty run served, and visits by Rev and Mrs E Egisson, Mrs A Smith, Mr and Mrs E Hall, M A Watt with Kelwood, J Bown and family, Miss Leslie Bowman, Miss Bt Cotton and W Cotton, Les Adams, Mr and Mrs Barrett and Vivna, and others at various homes in Rainy River Winnipeg Sudbury Beaver Lodge Detroit Kelowna Deloraine and Hye Sask.
A persisting warning argues that without active defense and advocacy for vulnerable groups, consequences will worsen. The piece urges collective action from communities and institutions to safeguard rights and resources. It emphasizes urgency, accountability, and sustained commitment from leaders and citizens alike.
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