Visitors and War Savings Dance At Arrow River
Mrs Shurwell and Miss Hazel Campbell visited Brandon last week Ted Gunson left for Winnipeg to offer Air Force bus services Miss P Tennant attended the Air Force dance at Wheatland Arrow River hall hosts a games and dance event Friday February 27 featuring Whist Bridge 500 and more War Savings Stamp prizes and AKO UK music with lunch included Admission 35 cents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Shurwell
Hazel Campbell
Brandon
Ted Gunson
Winnipeg
Air Force
P-Tennant
Kivem
Wheatland
Arrow Riven Hall
AKO A UK
Arrow Rver War Savings Committee
Hulme Birth Announces a Daughter at Brandon General
Mr. and Mrs. E Hulme greet a daughter born at Brandon General Hospital on a Friday in February. Edna Sinclair, grandmother, noted in the family notice as Glenda Rath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulme
Hugh Lawson Crandall joins the R C Navy
Local note reports Hugh Lawson Crandall has enlisted in the R C Navy. In Ontario, Mr and Mrs H Hyndman of Kitchener visit the homes of Mr and Mrs J Hyndman and Mr and Mrs W Wallace. Wode, recently discharged from Branden hospital, returns home with his wife, reported feeling improved. The L O L C O F and WL held a fall Bridge drive and dance yielding 13 for Milk for Britain. Red Cross cushion won by J Shier and the comforter by Mrs N Henderson. The Kyle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wode
Branden Hospital
L.O.L. C.O.F
W.L
Milk For Britain
Cuishion
Red Cross
J. Shier
N. Henderson
Kyle
Cannon Widow Mourns Rev W F Cann Died in Alabama
Mrs A B C Dickey learns her father the Rev W F Cann died February 6 in Evergreen Alabama at age 75 76 He formerly served as a minister at Crandall and left Manitoba in 1919 to serve Ashville North Carolina He is survived by his widow a daughter Lois Cann Ashburnham Massachusetts a son Elbridge Cann East Pepperell Massachusetts a brother George Cann Moston and two sisters Mrs Mecod and Miss Edith Cann of Sydney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. C. Dickey
Rev
W. F. Cann
Evergreen
Alabama
U.S A
Crandall
Manitoba
Ashville
N.C
Lois J. Cann
Ashburnham
Mass
Elbridge
George, Moston
Mrs. & Mecod and
Mies Edith Cann
Sydney
Fire destroys home of Mr and Mrs Chas Lee
Mr and Mrs Chas Lee and family with Homer Leland were in town Saturday night when a fire broke out at their home. By the time they returned, only a sewing machine could be saved. All furniture and clothing were lost. Origin unknown though insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Lee
Homer Leland
C. Lee
Family Seeks Comfort After Sudden Misfortune
The family staying with Mr. and Mrs. C. Shier receive condolences from their community. The note expresses sympathy for the family during this period of misfortune.
Card of thanks for support after loss of home by fire
Mr Milton Warren and family express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness shown after their home was lost in a fire.
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Milton Warren
Verna Doris Sawyer Weds Sidney James McCall
A quiet wedding was held on Saturday February 24 at 4 p.m. at the Sawyer home in Beulah. Verna Doris Sawyer, eldest daughter of H. Sawyer, married Sidney James McCall, elder son of J. and Mrs. McCall of Birtle, with Rev. H. J. Bowman officiating.
Wedding closes with family feast in Gnaton district
The bride’s sister Edith attended and John Stewart of Gnanton acted as groomsman. After the ceremony, a supper for immediate relatives followed. The bride’s two grandmothers were present, the first grandchild to wed. The McCalls plan to live on the farm in Gnaton district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith
John Stewart
Gnnton
J. McCall
Farn
Gnaton
Winnipeg visitors and military personnel gather at homes
A visiting RC A F pilot Miss Isabella AC2 3m Clark stays at a local home. Mrs E Lawrie and her daughter return to Winnipeg after two months. Visitors include Mesdames Campbell Seorgie Sutherland Ball Moir and J T Finkbeiner who attends the Poultry Pool convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella
Clark
R.C.A.F
Winnipeg
Mesdames R. Campbell
G Seorgie
J. G. Sutherland
N. Ball
I. Moir
J.T. Finkbeiner
Thumb Amputation After Grain Crusher Accident
Wm Hick man lost part of his thumb while adjusting a belt on a grain crusher and was rushed to Birtle hospital where the thumb was amputated. He remains a patient there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Hickman
Birtle Hospital
Victory Loan Collections Report February 24
The bulletin shows district quotas and receipts: Miniota shows a deficit of 35,000 with 5,750 received. Hamiota reports a deficit of 40,000 with 32,250 collected. Playshard lists a deficit of 28,000 with 14,450 received as of Tuesday noon.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miniota Herald
Reg M Oliver
Mimiote
Jew
United States
Canada
Merk
Arrow River
G. Mitchell
Frank Gardnam, Jr
R.c.a-S.c. Portage
Ivan Tennant
Crandall Hugh Lawson
R. C. Navy
H. Hyndman
Kitchener, Ont
J. Hyndman
W. Wallace
Ade
Ontario
Port Arthur
Armstrong
West
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Arstrong
East
Similad
Seareet
Victory Loan
Trust Company
Ottawa
McCall Sawyer
Drone
Joan
Eva Manson
Stanley
Sash
S. A. Robertson Home
Berth Chiege
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