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Norman Spading is visiting Winnipes. Mrs. R. Collingwood is visiting Winnipes.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 04, 1933
Page
9
Norman Spading is visiting Winnipes. Mrs. R. Collingwood is visiting Winnipes.
The United church U PS hosted a successful bonsure at the local rink on Saturday. Billy Woods rink beat Lorrie Powell's by two points in the final. Don Dorwerd's rink triumphed over Arthur Leam's in the Consolation.
Word was received that former Blaris district resident James Day died at his home in Piapot Saskatchewan on Friday December 23. The community recalls the late Mr Day, noting his farming years in the Blaris district and his passing after moving from the area in 1923.
John McKenzie a Scotland native who settled in the Willon district in 1882 died after a period of illness. The funeral was held at the family home conducted by Rev J A Stephen with interment in Willon cemetery. Survived by widow and four sons Robert Nipawin Alex Lestock William and James Willen and a daughter Mrs Davidson of Meafle y.
The Isabella community mourns Mrs Warren who served as editor’s helper for the Isabella column and led the Sunday School boys class and C G I T. She leaves a husband and daughter Mrs Jasper Merrick of Snowflake Man and four sons. Siblings live in Montreal Vancouver Saskatchewan and Ontario. Funeral December 25 at Isabella United Church with Rev Bowman's service. Interment at Crandall cemetery.
Mr R D. L Warren and family extend sincere thanks for kindnesses shown during illness and for floral tributes at the death of Mrs Warren.
Isabella notes Mervin Bridhe spent the holiday at Rapid City and Neepawa. The W will meet at Mrs W Iverach's home on Wednesday January 11. Me and Mrs Hagan and daughter Margaret of The Pas spent the holiday season with Mr and Mrs L Hall. Florence Brown is in hospital at Minicta with expected full recovery. Mrs H Reid's Sunday School class met at her home and enjoyed a pleasant evening, hostess serving Juneh at close.
The Isa Bella congregation announces its annual meeting in the church on Monday at 2 p.m. Attendees are asked to submit annual reports and a fall attendance is requested.
In Friday action at Birtle the hockey team opened against Roesburn and forced a twenty minute overtime period. Roesburn prevailed in the extra time to win the match.
Mrs. Russell Warren died at Brandon Hospital after a short illness and two operations. She was 50 years old and had lived in Isabella district since 1909 after marrying Mr. Warren of Crandall. Born in Colraine Ontario, she and her husband promoted community life and her loss is deeply mourned by locals.
A Crandall rink hosted a friendly game with Miss M Campbell and M Bard among the visitors. Crandall's young players won a well fought contest. Also listed as vacationing were Miss Jean Chapman and others from nearby towns, including Miss Murchy Jardwer and Miss Alice Wright of Rapid City.
In the Grocery Special for Saturday January seventh Princess Soap Flakes are 19c per packet from United States Ltd Miniota. Bealeh Bits The W M S held their annual meeting at Mrs M H Johnson’s home Wednesday afternoon. The annual United Church meeting is set for Tuesday at 2 pm. Miss William Deans, who recently had surgery in Shoal Dake hospital, has returned home improving. Mrs L Berwick dislocated her shoulder last week but was able to go home after treatment.
Bay mare suitable for all farm work advertised for sale along with a set of team harness. Applications to DV. Cunningham, Miniota.
Tender invitation for twenty cards, approximately, to be delivered at Birch or Ash in Elkhorn Manitoba. Applications referenced to Box 382, Elkhorn, Manitoba.
In Foxwarren the hockey squad opened against Rossburn in a tournament and lost 7 to 6 after a spirited effort. Beye led the effort with a strong display, urging the team to press on with the good work.
District teachers spent the holidays at home and have returned to their schools. Rev Radley and family have been sick with influenza, so no service was held Sunday last.
The Y.P. 8 held a Watch Night Service on Saturday night at 11 p.m. Nelson Handerson presided and J W Beer gave the address. The young people's choir led the singing as the church bell rang in the New Year.
The Kenton and Crandall match ended Monday with the visitors winning 5 to 2. After the game the Sire Hockey Club held a dance with music by the Harmony Aces Orchestra.
M J Davis spent the holiday season at Virden and Welwyn. The church annual meeting is set for Monday January 16 with expected good attendance. Reports will be submitted for the interest of all. Blasia WM S held its annual meeting at Mrs R F Campbell’s home on December 21. Mrs Campbell was made a life member and officers were elected for the coming year: President Mrs R R Campbell, vice president Mrs A Clark, secretary Miss Laura Miller, treasurer Mrs A Curcis.
A list of visitors and residents who spent heli days at home includes Misses Jean and Margaret Kirton, Clarence Warren of Woodlands, Barbara Wallace of Million, Miss Gray of Hamiota, Miss O Stewart of Crandall, Dr and Miss Littlejohn of Virden, Miss Doris Warren of Breadalbane, Mr and Mrs D Todd of Saskatoon, Mrs R Woods and son Jimmy of Hamiota, and Miss Ruth Mitchell of Binito.
One of the largest crowds filled the community hall on Alonday night when the hall committee hosted a dance with two orchestras the Gloom Chasers and Severe providing music and refreshments. The event was followed by a Masquerade Ball at Mr and Mrs Al Clarke’s home with judges naming prize winners in several categories.
A Tuesday bus entertainment drew a large crowd and earned unanimous praise as one of the best events yet. Children were well trained in chorus, recitations, solos, duets, and dialogues, with teachers and parents commended for guiding the cheerful program.
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