Local W I February meeting features Myrna Barrett
The W I February meeting will feature a roll call on Canadian women in the news with speaker Myrna Barrett. W A and other church groups discuss plans, bonspiels across Crandall Virden and Birtle, a United Church concert, and a World Day of Prayer service set for February 21 with no CBC broadcast this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I
Myrna Barrett
Roy Leland
W. Walker
Birtle
W. A. Evecutive
Virden
Minsota
Arrow River
United Church
Holy Trinity
W. A
Russell’ Howard
Japan
E. Reynolds
C.g.lt
Gayle Topps
Erma Jolley
Eleanor Bryant
Evelyn Woods
Betty Johnson
Crandall
P. C. Watts
Gree
Chris Ellerington
M. Curry
H. Forsyth
A. Armitage
K. Armitage
E. Johnson T. Ellerington
L. Walker
A. Blaich
J. Clegg
L. Hodnett
J. Hanlin
V. Leland
G. Hainstock
C Bryant
G. Angell
H Walker
F. Rowan
W Mossop
L. Horner
E Spalding
F. Bryant
Ge.goodmanson
R. Howard
R. Bonner
Pat Dales
R. McCaw
D. Forsyth
C. Argue
R Steuart
R. Bryant
G. McKean
D. McKean
Bob Bryant
Ed Jolley
Bob McKean
Crandal School
Ded Maduxe
Gary Smith
Jack Spalding
Ronnie Bryant
Miniota
Women of the United and
Hurches
Austalia
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John Stowe Dies in Miniota Community
The sudden death of John Stowe occurred in the early hours of Tuesday January 28. He was born June 7, 1889 in Seulah district, married Mabel Weidenhamer on January 6, 1914, and farmed near Miniota before moving to town in 1946. He leaves widow, two sons Edwin and George, four daughters Norma Nicolson, Dorothy Finkbeiner, Dora Endall, and Sharon, plus a son Charles who died in Korea in 1952, sixteen grandchildren, three sisters, one brother, and a large extended family. Funeral was conducted by Rev. A. M. Watts from Miniola United Church to the local cemetery with pallbearers Gordon and Lorne Boulton, Wm Kelly, Murray and Ken Stowe, and George Weidenhamer. Distanced attendees included several relatives from Canada and the United States. The column closes with a note on Nova Scotia's early parliamentary government in 1758.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stowe
Seulah
George Stowe
Margaret Ringland
Mabel Weidenhamer
Deloraine
Miniota
Edwin
George
A. D. Nicolson
Norma
Ottawa
R. Weidenhamer
A. Weidenhamer
R. Barrett
J. Barrett
J. Onslow
W. Rennie
Pierson
L. G. Miller
Tilson
C. Miller
Medora
C. Flippen
Rivers
Charles Banning Funeral Held in Miniota United Church
Charles Banning aged 71, born in Cheltenham England, died in Winnipeg January 27. His funeral was Friday at Miniota United Church with Rev. A M Watts officiating. Pallbearers were J Dickey L Craig D Stewart W Ross A Cannon and F Bowles. Burial followed at Miniota Cemetery. He came to the district in 1913 worked for Wm Lindsay and later farmed now at J McKenzie. He had lived in Winnipeg the past year with two sisters in England surviving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Banning
Winnipeg
Miniota United Church
A. M. Watts
J. Dickey
L. Craig D. Stewart
W. Ross
A. Cannon
F. Bowles
Niota
Mr. Banning
Cheltenham
Gloucester
England
Miniota
Wm. Lindsay
J. McKenzie
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