Oliver-Ediver Thereday in Miniota Herald
The Miniota Herald reports on Reg A Oliver and Ediver Thereday events dated August 21 1952 highlighting local civic or social happenings in Miniota community life.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 21, 1952
Page
8
The Miniota Herald reports on Reg A Oliver and Ediver Thereday events dated August 21 1952 highlighting local civic or social happenings in Miniota community life.
Crandall Mrs. Gerald Lee remains a patient in Hamiota hospital. Miss Myrtle Hirst of Riverton visits at the D. H Johnston home. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Padfield and children spent the past week in Deloraine. Mrs. E A Barnes mourns the death of her brother in England. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Lindsay Fr. William visit with her sister Mrs and Mr. Ed Morison. Mrs. Sedgwick MacAuley visits with daughter Mrs and Mr L Nelson for two weeks. Mr and Mrs E Lewis and Irene move to Hadashville where Mrs Lewis will teach. Miss Johnston fell Wednesday breaking hip and leg. in Hamiota hospital. Wishing her speedy recovery. Mr and Mrs Wm Hyndman Beverley Ann and Mrs C Grey attend the wedding of Audrey Grey August 11 at Harstone Memorial church Winnipeg. Sympathy extends to Mrs C R Lee as mother passes away at Swift Current Sask on Friday August 15. she was with her mother. C R Lee and Sylvia left Saturday for Swift Current.
Isabella Ed Arris of Victoria visited relatives in the district while Frank Gardham underwent an operation at Deer Lodge hospital on Monday. Mrs T Arris and Mr D Wright with granddaughter Jeanette visited Winnipeg, and Miss R Wright returning from summer school shared the trip. Mr and Mrs G Linns and family of St Louis and Mr and Mrs W Iverach of Winnipeg with Donald Iverach of Brandon visited the Adams home last week.
Mr and Mrs Dyer of Stonewall visited town on Thursday. Mr Dyer once managed the Northern Crown Bank from 1912 to 1914, and this was his first trip back since then.
Auction style notice offers a Robie Gree auger for sale plus two Firestone 750 20 truck tires. one tire includes a tube. Contact Wm Sitrachan in Miniota at phone 3511 for inquiries.
Beulah Chas. Evans is a patient in the Hamilta hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bruce of Portage visit the district with others including Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Chisholm and Donna at Gladstone. Mrs. A. Godby and Lorraine of Toronto were guests at the Abel Hawes home with Joyce Merrick visiting from Rossburn.
The message notes receipt of a budget from the Two Creeks district and states the writer's name must be known to the Editor for any publication. It also hints there is more to mention at this time.
The notice specifies Twesday printing around noon or after dinner to reach Thursday points, with copy deadline nine a.m. Tuesday for current issue and 4 p.m. Monday for ads. Early copy is preferred by the Editor and news items are accepted anytime. Phone 3533.
BIRTHS WISMER Born at Hamiota hospital on August 16 to Mr and Mrs Wm Wismer Arrow River a daughter. ANDRUSHUK Born at Hamiota hospital on August 15 to Mr and Mrs T Andrushuk Miniota a daughter Carol Marie. PRICE Born at Calgary on August 11 to Mr and Mrs L Price Iris Schoch a daughter Anita Marguerite. SMITH Born at Hamiota hospital on August 9 to Mr and Mrs J Smith Jr Peggy Adams Chumah a son.
During January to June 1952 total motor accidents were 426 with 33 fatalities. Injuries numbered 1163 including 162 severe and 179 slight injuries.
Gladys Charmaine Parsons daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Parsons and Frances Lelond son of Mr and Mrs Richard Lelond of Calgary wed at St Pauls United Church in a ceremony led by Rev J L Fargey. The couple will reside in Virden after a U S honeymoon.]]
Funeral rites were held for Angus McMillan 93 in Vinden withGeo Angell in attendance. Mary Good 87 longtime Le nore resident was laid to rest at Arrow River cemetery after Elkhorn service. Henry Duff 93 former Birtle resident died in Vancouver with two sons Alex and Walter and daughter Mrs MacPherson of Miniocta surviving.
A brief local notice expresses that the deceased is greatly missed by his parents, sister, and brothers, indicating family mourning without additional details.
Mrs. L C Gow 86 died Tuesday in Calgary after illness. Funeral held Friday at Beulah United Church with Rev K H Moffatt officiating. She was born Isabella Frazer in Georgetown Ontario and lived in Oak River area before marrying Rev. Robert Gow in 1889. Survived by sons David Bad Heart Alberta Carl Winnipeg Peter Beulah and daughter Ethel M nurse at Central Alberta Sanitorium Calgary. Body laid to rest in Beulah Cemetery.
The family of the late Silas C. Bryant expresses gratitude for the kindness shown during his illness and for messages sympathy cards and floral tributes sent after his death.
The family of the late Mrs. R Gow expresses heartfelt thanks for acts of kindness expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes from relatives friends and neighbors.
Dawley in Rocanville was operated on for ulcers at Moosomin hospital on Thursday last. Miss Sheia Kareen Mutch, fourth bride elect of September 6th, was mentioned in the fragmentary report.
A miscellaneous shower Monday night in the United church parish featured games and rhymed verse by Mrs D A Huett. Two members Joan Hodnett and Jessie Rowan presented a wishing well with a rope to draw up gifts as Karen gave thanks. A dainty lunch followed.
Mr and Mrs W Howard of Miniota announce the engagement of their younger daughter Muriel Eleanor to Mischa Melnik second son of Mr and Mrs M Melnik of Thorburn Nova Scotia. The wedding is set for Saturday August 30 at two o'clock in Holy Trinity Church Miniota.
Paul A Moore, B.A., named student minister at Holy Trinity Anglican Church. He assumes duties overseeing youth programs and parish outreach with emphasis on community engagement and faith formation.
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