Varied Local Notices From Winnipeg to Miniota
Norman Latimer returns from military training in Winnipeg and is discharged for medical reasons. Miss Janet Cunningham departs soon for a post with the British Ministry of Supply in Washington. The Robin remains at Frank Turner’s farm. Donations to the Russian Relief Fund are welcomed by Ross Rollins of the Red Cross at Miniota Hardware Co. sale of war savings stamps at Miniota School totals 32.00. Local visits note W H Hurlin in Brandon and Winnipeg. S Gurr and others visited Winnipeg. F Taylor visited Brandon. Rainfall totals through May to October recorded as 16.82 inches with monthly breakdowns.
Obituary Notice for Mrs Olmert of Redhill England
M Olmert reports his mother died unexpectedly on Tuesday January 5 at her home 57 High Street Redhill Surrey England in her 82nd year Funeral held January 9 from Redstone Holy Cathedral Primitive Methodist Church Attending clergy included Dr Lloyd Olver and Leslie Bryant from Miniota and Mer t Maksey Toronto all of St CAD RCA SEC
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R” M. Olmert
Fridwy Ast
High Street
Redhill
Suarrey
England
Chureth
Redstone
Adongsethidke
Lloyd Olver
Grantib
Canadianism theme highlights a small town cultural meeting
Minidis United Y P U hosted a Wednesday program led by the Cultural group. Devotional exercises opened the event with discussion on Canadians All and Canadianism. A follow up session drew points of interest as games contests and fun filled activities enriched the gathering.
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Minidis United Y P.U
Ehuret
Wednextey
Fetfifty
Church study session highlights education theme
The worship service centered on reaching every person with Christian teaching and sparked discussion on Christian education. Mrs. T. Jasper reported strong interest in Mission Band meetings now held during school hours. Chapter 5 of The Church and Education study book was reviewed by Mee Reynolds.
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T. Jasper
Mee Reynolds
Daigle Birth at Bruno January 27
Mr and Mrs N A Daigle welcomed a child born Wednesday January 27 at Bruno. The event adds a new family member to the Daigle household with the infant likely named as announced.
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Daigle
Bruno, Stek
N. A. Daigle
Wynona Community Receives Brush and Comb Gift
Cardot Thanks Tor Dennis Bowles of CT Corps expresses gratitude to Wynona residents for a leather case brush and comb set. The gesture is described as very much appreciated.
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Tor
Dennis Bowles
CT Corps
Wynona
Clothing drive aids Russian distress during hard times
Appeal for clothing blankets and goods draws encouraging response with shipments to reach distressed Russians. Housewives urged to rummage for usable items and contribute. Raw and RCAF volunteers joined in on the 10th anniversary celebrations of the tidrtt.
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RAW
Rc.a.f. Boys
Nazi rally in Berlin features Goering speech interruption
The report notes a Saturday gathering in Berlin with Hermann Goering delivering a speech delayed 63 minutes. Nazi leaders, including Goebbels, faced interruptions as Allied bombers reportedly appeared over the city, while references imply Soviet influence and contemporary wartime tensions.
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Nazi Party
Berlin
Hernnan Goering
Herr’ Schnicklegraber
Posse
Man of Steel
Joseph Stalin
Goebbels
Canada
Grocery Prices From a Past Market Listing
A fragmented OCR listing shows assorted fruits and goods with prices such as 15 cents for plums and 25 cents for berries. Includes brand names like Smart's and perturbed spellings, with store mentions and unclear quantities.
Beulah J C Chisholm Visits Winnipeg and Local Notables
Beulah J C Chisholm invites Witintbeg this week. Ted Wakefield visits Winnipeg briefly. F Faynter travels to Shilo for construction work. L Cpl J W Stewart returns home en route to a Vets Guard camp from Meys Ont. The 1st Garrison Battalion Niagara on the Lake Ont is home.
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L.cpl
J.W. Stewart
Medicine Hat
Meys
1St Garrison
Batt
Niagara on-the-Eake
Ont
WMS Meeting Held At Forster Residence
The WMS group met Wednesday at Mrs. H. E. Forster's home with Mrs. T. E. Forster, Fire president, presiding. Mrs. P. A. Haney led the devotional on Christ. Mr. T. E. Forster led the topic. Lunch and social time followed.
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WMS
Local Notes From Shoal Lake And Surrounding Towns
Mrs H M Bushin was a patient at Shoal Lake hospital for several days last week. Mrs Wes Shurvelt and son Ronnie left for Winnipeg to reside for a while. Mrs J T Finkbeiner spent the weekend with her son and daughter in law at Cardale. Mr and Mrs R Craik, visiting at the J A Rebston home, have returned to Winnipeg. Crandall and Isabella Intermediate hockey teams played Friday night with a 24 score in favor of the home team. W I mailed 17 parcels to local boys overseas, each containing a pair of hand knit socks. The Y P U met at the Hall home with David Heise presiding. Francis Hall read the scripture lesson and Thelma North offered prayers. Burton Johnston gave a paper on Fellowship.
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Crandall and Isabella
W.I
Y.P.U
WL. Hall
David Heise
January meeting of the W. MS wax bell'at home of Mrs. Jho
The January meeting of the W. MS met at Mrs. Jho Sunder's home last week with 10 presents. Mrs. H. Bowman was in the chair as newly elected president. The Missionary Monthly program was followed. A letter from a former missionary on the West coast was read. A social time and lunch concluded the gathering.
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Jho. Sunder
H. I. Bowman
Missionary Monthly
Funeral of Hamieta pioneer William Todd noted
James Todd attended the funeral of his brother William Todd, a longtime Hamieta district resident and one of the few remaining elders. The service followed the arrival of the first Hamieta train. William had joined the North-West Rebellion and died in his 87th year.
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James Todd
Wiliam
Hamieta
Todd
Ifé
Whitney Golden Anniversary Observed at Crandall
Mr and Mrs H B Whitney of Crandall celebrated their Golden Wedding on January 25. The couple married in 1893 in Ontario and later moved to Minnesota then Crandall. They are active in the United Church and community life. Mrs Whitney supports missionary work and Red Cross, while Mr Whitney curls and belongs to the Crandall Curling Club. Six children, eleven grandchildren, and two great grandchildren survive, with many friends visiting despite severe weather.
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H. B. Whitney
Crandall
G. McKenney
P. McKenney
Cramake” Township
Shilo
Ontario
Burton’ Whitney
Brighton
H. R. Leitch
Castleton
Missota
Cran ‘All
United Church
Whitney
Thee
Red Cross
Crandal
Crandal? Curldime Club
E M. Warren
Branskin
O. A. Brunton
Dauphin
G. Douglass Glénora
Boston
Webble, Sask
Clarence
Armed Forces
London
Ont
Alice
Gratitude for Fiftieth Anniversary Greetings
Gerth of Thanks expresses sincere thanks and appreciation for congratulations gifts and flowers received on their fiftieth anniversary from the Grandah Community, the Women’s Institute and the Women’s Missionary Society.
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H. B. Whitney
Arrow River community notes and church meeting report
Ted Gunson on short leave and Carnegie visiting Brandon last week. J F M Johnston had Winnipeg operation and is recovering well. The United Church annual meeting reported satisfactory finances and thanks to workers. Officers elected include W H Kirton J F M Johnston W Tennant R Mitchell R Clegg Wes Leland and Mrs W Sutherland.
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Ted Gunson
Pre. W.clalaghan
Hi. Carnegie
Brandon
Wallace
Winnipeg
J. F. M. Johnston
R. Kiuger
J. K. Sutherland
United Church
Revif Egilsson
Board of Stewards
W.H. Kirton
J.F.M Johnston
W. Tennant
RG Mitchell
R Clegg
Wes Leland
W. Sutherland
Community Hall Meeting Names Fall Board and Committees
The annual meeting presided by WH Kirton approved a 214 S2 balance and planned War Bond savings. Elected to the Fall Board were W H Kirton Mrs FE Dayton Roy Le land Alvin Johnson B Carnegie. Auditore Wea and Stan Lelond. Entertainment convenors F A Shoemaker and J Kirton. A committee to run War Savings dances was formed including A Johnson W H Kirton W Tennant W EF Lelond Blaich Roy Lelond K Mitchell L Lelond.
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WH Kirton
W. H. Kirton
FE. Dayton
Roy Leland
Alvin Johnson
B. Carnegie
Wea
Stan Lelond
F. A. Shoemaker
J. Kirton
A. Johnson
W. Tennant
W. EF. Lelond
Blaich
Roy Lelond
K. Mitchell
L. Lelond
Soil conservation must guide farm policy now
A letter urges Dominion Government to publish a long term soil conservation plan at the soonest date. It argues open plains can sustain grain farming with proper erosion control while park areas need grasses and clovers. Emphasis is placed on differing regional conditions and local line elevator insights for seed sources.
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Dominion
Urgent appeal to veterans of the last war
An urgent appeal is made to have Veterans of the Last War or their services to Veterans Guard of Canada right. The need is urgent.
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Guard of’ Canada
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Miniotsa Hardware Co
W. H. Hurlin
S. Gurr
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Wm. Taylor
Silo
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Smart
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Pertia
Verted Stores, Ltd
Beulah J C
Chisholm
Ted Wakefield
F. Faynter
Isabella
H.m.bushin
Shoal Lake Hospital
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Ronnie
J. T. Finkbeiner
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Canadian Legion
St. A
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R. L. Miles
Pratt & Lauman
Canadian National Institute For the Blind