Local Visits And Crop Outlook In Brief
Mrs D Cook of Pandon visits sister Miss H Turner while Mrs Forbister visits relatives in Winnipeg and beyond. J H Middleton leaves for a six day holiday in Winnipeg and other points. Binders prepare to start barley crops and soon wheat. Mrs H L Newton of Killarney holidays with J D Forsyth family for two weeks. Creamery butter production declines five percent this year as consumption rises sixteen percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Middleton
Winnipeg
Canadian railway workers to gain extra six cents an hour retroactive
About 100000 to 175000 rail way workers in Canada will receive an extra six cents an hour retroactive to September 15 last. The piece also notes residents moving within local properties and recounts two serious railway accidents involving children and infants triggering concerns about safety on railway premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Isley
Arrow River Visitors Move Into Town
Mrs. Ray King and her daughter Doralda moved into Arrow River this week. Cpl. R Keyes of Winnipeg visited the W. Tennant home last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
R Keyes
Winnipeg
W. Tennant
Local Notes From Morrow and Surrounding Homes
Miss Victoria Kominko visits the Morrow home while Kenny Shoemaker has tonsils removed at Virden hospital. Pauline Tennant teaches at a Girl's camp near Rocky Lake this week. Mrs. Roderick Brown and her son Pat Forrest visit the Towns3n home. Alvin Johnson drives his sister and family from Harry Johnson’s home to Togo Sask. A Congregational meeting, chaired by R. Clegg, plans a guest minister for anniversary services on October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny Shoemaker
Virden Hospital
Pauline Tennant
Rocky Lake
Roderick Brown
Pat Forrest
Alvin Johnson
F. J. Austin
Harry Johnson
Togo
Sask
R. Clegg
Free picture show by Cockshutt Plow Co draws prizes for locals
Thanks to local dealer Nels Lockhart the community enjoyed a free screening of We Serve Together presented by Cockshutt Plow Co. Draws at the close awarded three prizes to Mrs. J M Elliott Mrs Dan Cowling and Mrs Lloyd Wiggins presented by Mr. Lockhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels. Lockhhart
Cockshutt Plow Co
Lockhart
J.m.elliott
Dan. Cowling
Lloyd Wiggins
Births Webster and Mitchell at Manitoba hospitals
Born on Friday July 21 at Virden hospital to Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Webster Gertrude Carefoot Two Creeks a daughter Laurel Merle. Born on Saturday July 29 at Miniota hospital to Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Mitchell Arrow River a son John Kenneth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Virden Hospital
C. A. Webster
Gertrude Carefoot
Two Creeks
Laurel Merle
Mitchell
Miniota Hospital
R. G. Mitchell
Arrow River
John Kenneth
Stamped Goods Offers Wide Range of Home Designs
A complete range of designs and artistes available with over a hundred new pieces including Scarves Centres Vanity Sets Bullet Sets Table Cloths Cushion Covers Bedroom Sets Dining room Sets Doll forms. 29c to 98c at Waited Stores Ltd Minieta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minieta
Local Clergy and Family Summer Visits Announced
Crandall William Walker and daughter Peggy depart Sunday for Pacific coast. Reverend and Mrs. Wm Bill and family leave Tuesday to vacation at Sancey Lake for two weeks. Reverend Hugh Bill to preach at Hamiota United Church on Sunday morning and has accepted the pastorate at McCreary United Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Walker
Peggy
Pacific Coast
Wm. Bill
Sancey Lake
Hugh Bill
Hamiota United Church
Sandsy
Ams
McCreary United Church
Kenneth Lawrence Obituary Noted Amid Omission
An obituary item for Kenneth Lawrence was published with an inadvertent omission of his wife. The record notes that her resting place in England was not established at the time of query and later information may clarify the relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Lawrence
England
Mrs Wes Stewart Visits Sister in Winnipeg
Mrs. Wes Stewart is visiting with her sister in Winnipeg. The visit centers on family reunion plans and local connections to the city, highlighting the sisters’ time together and the cross-border travel implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Wes Stewart
Winnipeg
Going East Ernest Morgan to national programme office
Ernest Morgan, who began as a baritone voice on a New York radio station before joining the CBC in 1933, has served as senior programme producer in Vancouver for several years. He will move to the national programme office to bolster national coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Morgan
New York
CBC
Vancouver
Dle
Iverach Brothers Visit Winnipeg Doctor William Joins
David Iverach of Winnipeg visits his brothers James and Dr William Iverach. The group plans shared time and discussion during the Winnipeg visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Iverach
Winnipeg
Brothers
James
William
Local Visitors and Weekend Guests
Mrs R McVey of Yorkton visits her daughter Mrs D Marshall. Winnie and Freda Seales of Portage la Prairie visit with their parents. T McDonald of Winnipeg visits J A Robertson over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Russel Warren of Dauphin visit relatives. Russell and Bob Heise return to Winnipeg after a relatives visit. W O Jack Bristtin remains at Rockliffe Ontario awaiting return home. The WMS meets at Mrs A Adams' home on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R McVey
Yorkton
D. Marshall
Winnie and
Freda Seales
Portage la Prairie
T. McDonald
Winnipeg
J. A. Robertson
Russel Warren
Dauphin
Russell
Bob Heise
W.O
Jack Bristtin
Rockliffe
Ont
W.M.S
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of Walter Doyle
In the matter of the estate of Walter Clifford Doyle late of the Municipality of Mimota in Manitoba Province farmer deceased creditors are hereby notified to send their claims and proofs of debt to the undersigned executor within the prescribed period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Clifford Doyle
Mimota
Province of
Manitoba
Temperance Meeting Presided By Mrs Bowman
Mrs Bowman presided as the temperance meeting opened with a questionnaire conducted by Mrs Adams and Mrs Arris. Mrs Iverach read four papers on temperance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. I. Bowman
R. Adams
T. Arris
W. Iverach
Legion Meeting Draws Large Attendance at Padre Home
A record turnout gathered at the Canadian Legion meeting hosted by Rev H I Bow man and wife on Thursday night. G A Lauman Shoal Lake district representative led officer installation and spoke on Dominion convention topics including the Veterans Land Act and Soldier Settlement schemes. Members discussed economic setup and rehabilitation measures as crucial to success. John Kelly on furlough from overseas shared experiences with RAF and RCAF squadrons in North Africa. Contributions were pledged to send parcels to overseas troops, and a social luncheon followed with thanks to the host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Legion
H. I
Bowman
G. A. Lauman
Shoal Lake
John Kelly
R.C.A.F
R.A.F
North Africa
Com. Carnegie
Mary Carnegie
R.C.A F
W.D
AC Dave Heise
Hest
What Kind of a Spray for Garden Insects
The article explains two insect types chewing and sucking and recommends appropriate sprays. It highlights Black Leaf 40 for sucking insects and Black Leaf 49 for Colorado potato beetle nymphs while noting lead arsenate works on beetles but not aphids. Early season spraying and thorough coverage prevent larger infestations.
Winnipeg and district visitors and a homecoming
Ken Id dens of Winnipeg visits A S Fraser home. Miss Peart Kitchen and others from Winnipeg visit F G Cooper and Mrs G L Woods family. W H Fraser and W Ortt relatives in district. Roy Luce of Portage la Prairie visits relatives. Cruden family depart for Toronto for two weeks. G T Stewart returns to Deer Lodge hospital from furlough. Whist drive and dance by Social Club with Flying Officer John Kelly welcome. Theodore Bryk and family leave for Winnipeg after 21 years with C N R due to failing sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kelly
Theodore Bryk
Winnipeg
Bryk
Uno
Pte David Titley Killed In Action In World War
The editor reports the loss of Pte David Titley of the Cameron Highlanders as part of a wartime notice praising Miniots municipality for its soldiers. The piece notes many locally from Miniots have been prisoners of war wounded or killed while honoring those who served with pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniots
Memorial notice for David Titley of the Cameron Highlanders
The Queens Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada record the death of David Titley who was killed in action in Normandy near Dieppe. He was born in Beulah, 21 years old, son of Mrs W Titley and Walter Titley, and enlisted early 1940. Sympathies extend to his mother Amy in Winnipeg, May serving with WAC NS, and brother Guy in the RGA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Titley
Queens Own
Cameron Highlanders of Canada
Normandy
Cave
Beulah
W. Titley
Walter Titley
Cameron High
Andere
Dieppe
Camerons
Amy
Winnipeg
May
Guy
R. Gi Auk
Agricultural training for farm youth across the Prairies
Dr K W Neatby urges broader farm youth education in Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and Olds. He notes postwar policy supports expanded training and outlines university degree paths and shorter practical courses for those over 15 years old with contact details for the three provinces schools and deans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Provinces
School of Agriculture
Olds
Alberta
Saskachewan
Manitoba
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
University of Alberta
Edmonton
School of
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W. L. Hodnett
W. Taylor
Mrs. G. Armstrong
McComb
H. Myers
Mrs.j. Evans
H.w.stevenson
W.A. Barrett
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Morrow
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Isabella E. Kirk
Toronto
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Ro Kirk
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Mauitsim
John William Pratt
Mary Jane Doyle
Executrix
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Renfrew
J. A. Brodie
H. Harrison
Geo. J. Tevhoe Peerata
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N. Stewart
W.A.C. Shilo
Ken. Iddens
A. S. Fraser
Miss Peart Kitchen
F. G. Cooper
Mrs. W. Forster
Family
H. E. Forster
Roy Luce
Mrs. G. Cruden
Jack
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Miss Gowan
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Deer Lodge Hospital
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