Miniota Notes and Local Happenings
Mrs I Colby visits Winnipeg and Miniota United church plans Sunday services. The Miniota Ladies Bazaar raised 77 dollars last Saturday. Roads improve with less traffic and easier access to outside points. Alec B Stewart visited the district over the weekend, and his son Blair, training with the RCAF at Yorkton, also visited.
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Ladies of
Miniota United Church
Alec. B. Stewart
Blair
Yorkton
R.C.A.F
Holy Trinity church officers elected at annual meeting
At Holy Trinity church W.A. last week officers were elected with Mrs. E. Richardson as President and Mrs. A. Spencer as Vice president and secretary. The Andrew family plans a trip to Shoal Lake Essa Ontario and Borden Camp after visiting Hendersons. The Smash Hitler Club draw results list unit prizes to H Flannery $3.75 and J Creighton $2.25 and Mrs I $150.
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Holy Trinity Church
W.A
E. Richardson
A. Spencer
R. M. Oliver
A. Leam
Doress Secetary
R. V. Andrew
Shoal Lake
Henderson
Essa
Ontario
Borden Camp
W. Halli
Andrew
Winnipeg
Hitler Club
H. Flannery
J. Creighton
Mrs. I
Local Bid Names and Sums Across Listings
A fragmented list shows multiple names such as Colby J Spalding Mrs R K Chalmers J Stowe C Ellerington Mn W Middleton M P Scott and W Taylor. Other entries include unit values like 075 H L Newton 225 Gi T Grant 150 A F McKinnon and 50e Ww J Grant, indicating assorted amounts and participants.
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Dave Stewart
W. D. Berwick
Jj. Grant
First Quality Felt Beets for Men with Leather Soles
Small shopping notice lists men felt with leather soles at 2.38 per pair and all felt bests at 3.40 per pair from Gated Stores Ltd Minista. The ad markets durable footwear and showcases two priced options.
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Ltd
Minista
Births Powell and Irvine Twins at Virden Hospital
Powell born December 1 in Miniota to Mr and Mrs Martin Powell a son named Martin Wayne Irvine born November 25 in Virden at Virden Hospital to Mr and Mrs WM Irvine a son named John Gary
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Powell
Miniota
Martin PoweLl
Martin Wayne
Irvine
Virden Hospital
Wm. G. Irvine
Virden
Son
John Gary
Card of Thanks forExpressions of Sympathy to McNab Family
The family of Mr. E. D. McNab thanks friends for sympathy help and floral tributes sent at his death. They extend appreciation to Mr. and Mrs. Les Shoemaker and others for support.
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E. D. McNab
Les. Shoemaker
Forster Family Thanks Friends After Bereavement
Forster family expresses gratitude for kindness sympathy and floral tributes after the loss of their son and brother Mr and Mrs T E Forster and Family.
Community Notes From Beulah and Winnipeg
Beulah Mrs. C. 8. Coldman spent the weekend in ahtien. Mrs. C. Riches Winnipeg spent the past week with her mother Mrs. J. W. Stewart. R. A. Horne formerly of this district is now with the R. C. A. F. and training in Brandon. For the next two months the Sunday school and Family Worship in the United Church will be combined. Service at 11 am.
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C. Riches
Winnipeg
J. W. Stewart
R. A. Horne
R. C.A.F
Brandon
United Church
Allan Haney Returns From Regina Visit
Allan Haney came back Saturday from a trip to Regina to visit his sister. His nephew Allan Hillier joined him and plans to stay for a time.
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Allan Haney
Regina
Allan Hillier
Will
W. M. S. Meeting At Mrs Forster’s Home
The W. M. S. met on Wednesday at Mrs. H. E Forster’s home with Mrs. J. A. Fraser as president. Mrs. M. Wright led devotional exercises and Mrs. J. C. Chisholm gave a Topic on Trinidad. Next meeting will discuss China. Lusch closed the gathering.
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H. E Forster
J. A. Fraser
M. Wright
J. C. Chisholm
Trinidad
China
Lusch
Family moves to Cando and local health update
ARROW RIVER reports Mr. and Mrs. M. Wilson and family relocating to Cando Sask. Wm. Elliott began his 90th year on Sunday. John Wiggins and family left for Brandon. Mr. Wiggins underwent major surgery in Brandon hospital and is said to be progressing well. A plane forced to land due to gas shortage on the W. A. Mitchell farm. landing damaged wires briefly but no serious harm.
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Wm. Elliott
John Wiggins
Brandon
Dr. Chalmers
Quadra
Wiggins
Brandon Hospital
W.A. Mitchell Farm
Sermon Inspires Attendance at Brandon College Church
Dr. Cragg preached at the local church last Sunday and delivered an inspiring message. The article urges more parishioners to attend services as the church needs the community to participate and support spiritual activity.
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Cragg
Brandon College
Treasure Chest Shower Honoring Mr and Mrs Hankin
A large crowd gathered Saturday night in the hall to honor Mr. and Mrs. L Hankin with a miscellaneous shower and good wishes. A red and gold Treasure Chest decorated with a Radio Broadcasting Tower inscribed Treasure Trail was drawn in by Billy Wallace. Mrs. Roy Leland read an address and Larry gave a fine reply. Dancing and a nice lunch concluded one of the nicest showers held.
Local Notices and Club Officers List for Wil. Irvine Area
Mrs W Kidd and family move into the William Irvine home. General E Lewis from Winnipeg visits relatives briefly. Ned Curll, treated for a foot injury from glass, has returned home healed. Wil. officers for the year include President Mrs A B Dickey Vice president Mrs McConnell Secretary Mrs C Lee Treasurer Mrs H Hyndman Pianist Mrs C Lewis. Current events listed. Lib rarian Mrs Wal Hyndman Flower committee Mesdames Hyndman O Hara Val Hyndman Lunch Mrs Harcus Red Cross work Mrs Schoch and Mrs Shettler.
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A. B. C. Dickey
Money sent to headquarters for women’s knit goods drive
Funds reaching the headquarters total 300 dollars. Reported items include 124 pairs of service socks, 11 pairs of seamen socks, 25 sleeveless sweaters, 2 turtle neck sweaters, 12 pair mitts, 33 helmets, 31 turtle neck tuck ins, 13 scarves, 5 ladies sweaters, 9 baby sets, 2 baby panties, wash cloths, and other items donated by juniors and the Ladies Aid. Seven shipments have arrived to date plus 85 pounds of aluminum sent.
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Ladies Aid
Velma Grace Weds Gordon Thornton in Brandon Knox Church
The marriage of Velma Grace Lawson to Gordon Wilfred Thornton was held in Knox church vestry Brandon at 8 p m on Tuesday November 18. Rev Parsons officiated. The bride wore a blue crepe dress with matching hat and coat. Bridesmaid Miss Elaine Maneer Lenore wore blue serge. Groomsman Torrance Lawson. A reception for relatives and close friends followed at the Prince Edward Hotel.
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Velma Grace
J. Lawson
Crandall
Gordon Wilfred Thornton
F. Thornton
Chumash
Knox Church
Brandon
Parsons
Elaine Maneer
Lenore
Torrance Lawson
Prince Edward Hotel
Red Cross Branch Holds Annual Meeting and Elections
The annual Red Cross meeting was held Monday with reports showing active service over the year. Officers elected include President Rev. W. Bill Vice-president Geo L Dibblee Secretary Mrs S Robus Treasurer FE O'Hara.
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Red Cross
Rev. W. Bill
Geo. L. Dibblee
S. Robus Tressurer
FE. O'Hara
Canadian Pacific Railway Angu s Shops Open 100th Army Tank
The Angus shops at Montreal celebrated the 100th Canadian built army tank rolling off the assembly line. A gala procession with flags placards and the brass band marked the milestone as production accelerates for the British armed forces.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Montreal
Canada
Thornton couple honeymoon trip to Eastern Canada
Mr and Mrs Thornton departed for a honeymoon trip to Eastern Canada and plan to reside on their farm home at Chumah. They will establish residence on the family farm after visiting the area.
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Mrs. Thornton
Canada
Chumah
Nursing Sister Norma rk Stowe Honored Before Departure
A social evening Monday honored Nursing Sister Norma rk Stowe who departs soon for active service. John Spalding and B. M. Oliver presented a pen and pencil set and a Canadian Legion membership to Miss Stowe. She thanked the group. lunch and the National Anthem followed.
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Normark
Stowe
John Spalding
Canadian Legion
B. M. Oliver
Community Club Activities and Social Events Noted
Isabella AC2 M Kuppers R C A F Brandon spent the weekend at home. Cross will be held in the church on Monday December 8 at 8 p m. Miss Bergsteigson organized a group of ladies for a course Feeding the family in war time. The W M S met at Mrs T Kennedy’s home with 16 present. Mrs R T Clark presided and gave a chapter of the Study book. Nys Astle read scripture. Mrs R E Heise and Mrs Kennedy were lunch hostesses. The Y P A met at Mr and Mrs L Wright’s home. H Johnson presided. The program was led by Missionary convenor Mrs Ken Waren. A Stevens Decker spoke on Home Missions. A social time and lunch followed. Community gathered at Mr and Mrs E Heise’s home Saturday for Mr and Mrs G Arris’s recent marriage. Cards and games and many presents. Rev TH I Bowman addressed the couple. Lunch served. The Baby Band Tea at Mrs J A Robertson’s Friday celebrated Mrs John Sunley’s 80th birthday. An address read by Mrs R T Clark and Mrs A Adams presented gifts. Proceeds totaled $1.
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W.M.S
T. Kennedy
R T. Clark
Nys* Astle
R. E. Heise
Mrs. Kennedy
Y.P.A
Megs. L. Wright
H. Johnson
Ken. Waren
A. Stevens
Decker
E. Heise
G. Arris
J. A. Robertson
John Sunley
R.T. Clark
A. Adams
Urgent call for military service amid European war threat
War news from Europe and radio broadcasts push a nationwide call for men of military age and medical fitness to enlist. Ages 18 to 45 urged to contact F. C. Bennett in Harmiota or nearest Recruiting Representative to arrange transport and training for overseas or home defence. Step up and join the uniformed services today.
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Europe
Harmiota
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Curll
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M.D
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R. L. Miles
Pratt & Lauman Block
Birtle
Ansus Shops
Turkeys
D. C. Coleman
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Isabella
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