Winnipeg Guests and Elector List Noted
Miss Blanche McMillan of Winnipeg is a guest at the Manse. Mrs Hodnett and Evel Hanlin are visiting in Winnipeg this week. The 1937 electors list for the municipality records 1286 resident names and 1195 nonresidents with 91 nonresidents. Miss Mary Greenfield, nurse training in Regina hospital, visits with Mr. and Mrs. J Greenfield in town this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche McMillan
Winnipeg
Mary Greenfield
Regina Hospital
J. Greenfield
Weston’s Soda Biscuits in Saturday Groceteria Ad
Premier Bracken warned farmers on a broadcast to avoid keeping rust infected grain for seed next year. John Wythe shipped 20 head of pure bred Angus cattle to a purchaser in Gordonsville Virginia by truck. journey will take eight days to reach destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Premier Bracken
John Wythe
Gordonsville
Virginia
Rogers elected leader at Social Credit conference in Dauphin
At a Social Credit conference in Dauphin last Wednesday S E Rogers was elected leader replacing Dr S W Fox who could not devote time to party leadership due to business reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Credit Group
Dauphin
S.e.rogers
S.w.fox
Baptism of Joyce Isobel Flannery at United church
Rev. G. A. McMillan baptized Joyce Isobel infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H Flannery at the Sunday evening service. The baby's grandmother Mrs F Sharpe and great grandmother Mrs McDonald attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
G. A. McMillan
Joyce Isobel
H.flannery
F Sharpe
McDonald
Dominion involvement delays Alberta banking bill
The Dominion government weighs action on Alberta political matters and is expected to block the bankers bill not to hinder the province’s legislative process but to protect Dominion credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Alberta
Western Province
In Memoriam Herbert H. Spencer
In loving memory of Herbert Henry Spencer who died August 19 1936. Loved in life treasured in death not just today but every day. In silence we remember inserted by his wife and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Herbert Henry Spencer
Death of Joseph Astle Isabella barber amid sudden thrombosis
Joseph Astle of Isabella died suddenly after midnight on Friday from thrombosis. A 59 year old, he worked as a barber in town before returning home and collapsing. Born Moose Jaw 1925, he married Mrs Astle and moved from Elbow to Isabella in 1930. Funeral held Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Astle
Isabella
Astle
Mrs Astle
Moose Jaw
Elbow
Sask
Cranberry Portage
Thursay
Astie
Birtle
Interes
West
Funeral service held for Mr. Astle in Lexbeila limits
Afternoon funeral in Lexbeila conducted by Rev. G A McMillan. Burial in Isabelle cemetery with pallbearers A Sutherland F Reid E Doran W Ware A FE Brad and A S Cincke. Mrs Astle survives with wife, mother, one sister in Poronto, and a brother in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexbeila Chares
G A McMillan
Isabelle Cemetery
A Sutherland
F_ Reid
E Doran
W Ware
A. FE. Brad
A S. Cincke
Local Notices From Windsor Area
Isabella R D L Woreren spent the weekend in the district. Ted Tinkbeiner assists the Pool Elevator at McConnell. Mr and Mrs C W Blight spend the week in Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs K F Vasey returned from holidays on Friday. Sympathy is extended to Mrs 4 Brisbin on the death of her younger sister in Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Tinkbeiner
McConnell
Mrs.k.f. Vasey
4. Brisbin
Vancouver
Helen Mann and Helen Chapman Leave for Posts
Helen Mann departed for her school at Weir near Moline to teach. Helen Chapman left to teach at Brightside near Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Mann
Weir
Moline
Helen Chapman
Brightside
Russell
California geology party visits Yellowstone Pass guests
Visitors from California on a geological survey stayed for a social event with local hosts including Mr. and Mrs J C Collingwood and Mr. and Mrs M Little. They left Monday via North Dakota, returning home after their stay in Slatter California and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
North Dakota
Yellowstone Pass
Beulah Beattie Teaches Near Minto. Others Visit Area
Ina Beattie left this week to teach near Minto. Tony McDowsall is visiting in the Shamrock district. A Friday night dance at HE Sawyer's barn drew a good crowd. Mr and Mrs W Saward have returned to Winnipeg with Mrs Cruden to seek medical care. The W.A. met Thursday at Mrs R Reid's home with several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Beattie
Minto
Tony McDowsall
Shamrock District
HE. Sawyer's New Barn
W. Saward
Winnipeg
Cruden
Funeral attendance marks Decker service for Margaret Cox
A large turnout attended Margaret Cox funeral in Decker on Sunday honoring the woman who died Thursday. Relatives and friends gathered at the church for the service and burial arrangements were set after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker
Margaret Cox
Family Reunion Held at V E G Little Home
On Sunday a family reunion took place at the home of Mrs. and Mrs V E G Little. Mr. and Mrs were among attendees in a gathering described as a cheerful family event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.e.g.little
Reading aloud in meeting Mrs Sawyer and Mrs Reid lead study
Mrs. T. Sawyer read the scripture while Mrs. Reid conducted the study book session, guiding a small group through the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. T. Sawyer
Mrs. Reid
Creased Crandall area notes school staff and harvest
Twelve pupils enrolled at Crandall. Doris Warren joins Harding school staff. Threshing in district yields 10 to 25 bushels per acre. Dre and Mrs Harraser visit Winnipeg. M Fraser accompanies. A Gray from Winnipeg spent weekend in district after Spokane trip. Mr and Mrs O’Hara plan two week Vancouver holiday with M Stone in charge at CPR depot. Women’s Missionary Society met with 12 present. program includes missionary slides of Mrs Forbes Orient trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.gray
Winnipeg
Spokane
Wash
O'Hara
Vancouver
M.stone
C.P.R
W.M.S
Business visitor from Arrow River in Winnipeg
W. P. Sutherland, a business visitor from Arrow River, was in Winnipeg last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. Fleming of Minnedosa visited friends in the district on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.p.sutherland
Winnipeg
Mrs.j.pleming of
Minnedosa
Winnipeg visitor J Horne returns home after holiday
J Horne of Winnipeg who had been holidaying in the district returned home on Sunday marking the end of the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.horne
Winnipeg
Wheat yields in district range from seven to nineteen bushels
The wheat being threshed in this district is a fair sample but is yielding only about 7 to 19 bushels to the acre.
Shaw Family Ends Move From Cabri to Arrow River Family News
Mr and Mrs Duncan Shaw move with their son and daughter from Cabri Saskatchewan to Arrow River Hedin town on Saturday. The ropean then district is a complete failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Shaw
Cabri, Sask
Arrow River
Hedin Town
Ropean Then
Sunday church services schedule roundup
Church timetable lists various congregations with Sunday School times and worship services. Arrow River Crandall Palmerston and Palmerston locations show 11 a.m. Sunday School 1 p.m. worship 2:30 p.m. service times and 12 noon or 12:30 p.m. church services for different days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrow River
Crandall
Palmerston
Miniocta
Beulah
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miniota
United States
Reg M Oliver
Fultr
Weston’s Soda Biscuits
United States, Ltd
Minsota
Memoriam
R.d.l.woreren
Mrs. C. W. Blight
T V_Little
Donald
Edward Little
Eugene Boseerdet
Slatter
Calif
J.c Collingwood
Rivers
W.A
United Stores, Ltd
Lhe School
Jane Dee
T. Eaton
Winnes
Canada
Canadian National Railway
Fred Hadaller
Alberta Cowgirls Orchestra
Miniota Hall
Beulah Hall
The
United Church W.mls
H. M. Turner
Auditorium Theatre
Virden
Parnell
CKX Brandan Radio
Lam
Savoy Theatre
Nancy Steel
Alindsor Hotel
Garry Street
Winnipeg, Man
J. B. Gray
Snow Miniota Hall
Chinatown
Mickey
Sam
U. G.G
United Grain Growers
Beulah and
Touchcraft
Maple Leaf
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
Doris Warren
Harding School
Dre
Mrs. Harraser
Miss M. Fraser
United Church of Canada
Geo. A. MacMillan
Church of England Services
GEO. Gabel
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