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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 10, 1932

Page

8

Miniota Hort Society exhibition set for Saturday

Local notes report the Miniota Horticultural Society exhibition will be held Saturday August 20. Mrs J D Forsyth and family are mentioned among locals attending and camping at Clear Lake this week. Three elevators burned at High Bluff last Thursday with $4,000 bushel grain loss blamed on combustion.

Miniota Horticultural Society J.D. Forsyth Lorna Donald J RK. Lynch Elva Kathleen Clear Lake High Bluff

Threshing Time Nears Amid Stamp Cutback Changes

Farmers expect a busy threshing season as 2¢ stamps are crossed to 3¢ on forms. The district sees widespread cutting of stamps and forecasts heavy machine use in the coming days, with pleasant weather needed to avoid delays.

Obituary: E H Glint of Oak River District Dies

E H Glint, longtime Oak River district resident, died Saturday in Brandon hospital. He was widely known in the community and remembered by many in the area.

E.H. Glint Oak River District Brandon Hospital

Thomas Douglas Palmerston pioneer dies at 76

Thomas Douglas a Palmerston district settler aged 76 years died after cancer, four years after surgery. He moved from Cargill Bruce County to the west half a century ago and farmed, active in the school board and 35 years as Sunday school superintendent. Survived by wife deceased ten years ago, two daughters Mrs G Thompson and Mrs A Thompson, and two sons George K and Gordon, with funeral held at Jesuit family church and interment in Scotia cemetery conducted by C.O.F Lenore lodge.

Palmerston District Thomas Douglas Douglas Cargill Bruce County Hse Family A.J. Radley SV. J. Brady Scotia Cemetery Brethren of the C.O F Lenore Lodge G.thompson Moose Jaw A. Thompson Shoal Lake George K Gordon

Arrow River Notes Entertained Guests Return Home

Misses Anna and Elaine Fleming of Minnedoes visited Arrow River friends and returned home on Thursday. Miss Olive Miller of Minnedosa hosted the guest or her grand event before departure.

Anna and Elaine Fleming Minnedoes Arrow Fiver Olive Miller Minnedosa

Social and Musical Evening Draws Crowd in Local Hall

Mrs Jas Wiggins and Lorraine Wiggins returned home after a Friday night dance by the Anti Depression League. The hall event drew about eight local youths and was a social and financial success with music by Doris Lints and her musicians.

Jas Wiggins Lorraine Wiggins Doris Lints

First new wheat arrives at Western Canada Flour Mills elevator

On Friday the 5th the first new wheat entered the Western Canada Flour Mills elevator, grading No.1 hard at 15 lbs per bushel. Frank Leland started threshing his own wheat, G L Maw delivered two loads and threshed 46 bushels, William Bell marketed wheat as well, and the remark hints Christmas near.

Western Canada Flour Mills Frank Leland G. L. Maw Wm. Bell

W M S Meeting Plans August Services

The W M S met at Mrs Jas Wigging s on Wednesday. Mrs Wallace led a study on concluding chapters. Mrrtie Wiggins read The Upward Look. Leaflets read included Prayer as Intercession by Mrs Wallace Hindrances to Prayer by Mrs Jas Wiggins and The Rewards of Prayer by Mrs John Tennant. Plans for August 7 church services were set.

W.M.S Jas. Wigging Wallace Mrrtie Wiggins

Grandmothers Social Held by WWI Group at Mrs. Last Meeting

At their last meeting the WWI club held a Grandmothers social on Mrs. with members sharing stories and planning upcoming community events.

WW. I

Grandmothers Attend Sinclair Lawn Meeting

Eleven grandmothers gathered on Sinclairs lawn for a roll call of births. Five or six stated Manitoba as birthplace. Mrs John Wiggins welcomed guests and presented each with a flowering plant. Rev A Moffat spoke on pioneer days and Mrs Jas Elliott shared a story of Arrow River pioneers before tea.

Heise Risk Wedding in Chicago Friday July Fifteenth

Charles Gordon Heise eldest son of S P Heise Chicago married Helen Risk of Chicago in a ceremony in Chicago. The couple spent their honeymoon in New York and received best wishes from friends and relatives.

Heise—Risk Chicago Charles Gordon S.P Heise Helen Risk New York C. G. Heise

Dunnett and Parker Tie Knot in Quiet Home Ceremony

Jane Rose Parker wed Rev John Dunnett at the Parker home in Rossenaale Man on July 14. officiant Rev John McLenaghan from East Kildonan Winnipeg presided. Newlyweds depart for Flin Flon for their honeymoon after the ceremony.

C. W. Parker Rossenaale Man Jane Rose John Dunnett East Kildonan Winnipeg T. McLenaghan Ogakner

Return to Rivers After Moon Mission Postponed

The sentence notes that after the moon event the party will return to Rivers where Mr. Dunnett will resume his duties.

Moon Rivers Mr. Dunnett

Beulah Bits Mrs Beulah and Phyllis Visit Winnipeg

Beulah Bits notes Beulah Bits Mrs 1 Holl and Phyllis visiting in Winnipeg this week. Mr and Mrs Chisolm and family who camped at Hoopers Lake for the past month returned home last week. Mr and Mrs Joe Day and daughter of Oxbow and Mrs Ames of Winnipeg spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs A Frazer. The W I meets this Wednesday afternoon with a paper on Russia by Mrs H E Forster and a musical selection by Miss Kirkland.

Sylvia Armstrong Winnipeg Helen King Boniface Hospital Holl Phyllis Mrs. Chisolm Hoopers Lake Joe Day Oxbow Ames A. Frazer W.I Russia H. E Forster

Crandall Items Mention W. J. Buddie Illness

W. J. Buddie is reported in very poor health causing anxiety. Rev. and Mrs. Radley with family, Mr. and Mrs. J C Vradenburg and family, and F E O'Hars have returned from their holidays.

W. J. Buddie Radley JC. Vradenburg FE. O’hars

Brady and son Eber visit Treherne district

Rev W T Brady and his son Eber of Treherne have been renewing acquaintances in the district and were warmly welcomed by locals.

Sunday church service led by WM 8S with Selsgirth speaker

The service on Sunday morning was conducted by the WM 8S and featured a special address by Mrs Simmie of Selsgirth, the Provincial President. The choir presented special anthems and Lloyd Borland’s solo was highly praised, with Mrs A L Dickey presiding.

WM 8S Mre Simmie Selsgirth Lloyd Borland A. L. Dickey

Isabella Visits Miss Storke and Others in District

Isabella notes Miss Jean Storke of Minto visiting with friends. Miss Nattie Smith of Alexander visits sister Mrs. RLE Hesse and family. Mrs Hagan and children of the Pas visit Mr. and Mrs. L Hall.

Jean Storke Minto Nattie Smith Alexander Rle. Hesse

Mrs T Stevenson and Miss Sarah Stevenson Visit Winnipeg

Mrs T Stevenson and Miss Sarah Stevenson are visitors to Winnipeg this week, staying at a local hotel and planning sightseeing, with no notable events reported.

T. Stevenson Sarah Stevenson Winnipeg

Mrs Searth and son Barrie visit Shellmouth

Mrs R Searth and her son Barrie are visiting Mrs R Shipley at Shellmouth as part of a local social gathering.

Mrs. R. Searth Barrie Mrs. R. Shipley Shellmouth

Mission Band Rally Planned at Local Church

A Mission Band Rally will be held Thursday at 2 o'clock in the church. All Mission Bands in the district are expected to participate.

Sunday Services Schedule With Rev Bowman in Charge

Next Sunday the usual hour will host Sunday school at one o clock and the Service at two. Rev Hi Bowman will be in charge of the services.

Hi. 1 Bowman United Church of Canada Miniota J. A. Stephen

We Would See Jesus Pageant Presented by Blaria Young People

The church program by the Blaria Young People titled We Would See Jesus was splendidly given and enjoyed by those present. Much credit is due the group for preparing such a service.

Jesus Blaria

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mac Boyce A. Chapman Andy Grant Arrow River Notes Dunnett—Parker Beulah Crandall Renal THE Coleman Lamp and Stove Company, Ltd Toronto Ontario Isabella Arrow River Church of England J.J. Henderson Holy Trinity Church St. Wilfrid's Beulah GEO. Gabel Optometrist Virden R. L. Miles B. B. Pratt & Lauman Canadian Legion Miniota F. Franklin St. M. Oliver J. W. Horner R. M. Oliver
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