Induction service for new Pistor Rev. F Fgilsson in Mimota
On a Wednesday evening the United Church in Mimota hosted the induction of Rev. F Fgilsson as pastor. Representatives from Arrow Fever Roselea and Mimota attended, with presiding Rev W Bull and addresses by Rev J A Stephen and others. A reception followed as churches in the charge welcomed the new minister from Sherridan, and supply ministers had previously filled pulpits.
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Roselea
Mimota
Pistor
F.fgilsson
United Church
W Bull
Jedarator
J. A.stephen
Bittle
W.M. Turnbull
McConnell
J. Flagler
Miner Anihem
Partor
Egilsson
Sherridan
Branddo College
Social Notes From Arrow River and Brandon
Mrs Jane Tennant of Brandon visits Mrs and Mrs W Tennant. Mrs Frank Gardham Jr visiting her husband in Calgary. Western Canada Elevator draws repair attention. Pte Ted Gibson of the Winnipeg Grenadiers from Shilo visits the Gunson home.
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Jane Tennant of
Brandon
W. Tennant
Frank Gardham Jr.vis
Dvt
F.gardham
Calgary
Western Canada
Wang
Téd Gibson
Winnipeg Grenadiere, of
Shilo
Hie
Gunson Home
Infant Baptism and Community Notices at Laurel
The infant daughter of Pte and Mrs Gunson was baptized at the Church on Sunday. The town added several names to its Honor Roll and announced Mary Carnegie’s move to Ottawa and then Toronto to take a clerk position. A War Savings event in Arrow River showcased music, lunch, and draws, while showers and gatherings honored local couples.
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Pte
Gunson
Laurel Alice
Mary Carnegie
Ottawa
Toronto
R&c AW
W.D. Hérster
Betty
Winniper
Ty Savings Dane
Arrow River
Eye
Arrow River War Savings Committee
G. A. Gray
Barns and Arrow River
Wes. Leland
E. Egilsson
Reeve JR. Lynch
Theo
Margaret Attwoodt
Jackie Tennant
Pauline Tennent
Lelend
Air Force honored with autograph album presentation
The Air Force unit received a keepsake autograph album and pencil set in a district ceremony presented by Mrs. W Tennant and a Canadian Legion member ship acard by J F M Johnston.
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Air Force
W. Tennant Ami
Canadian Legion
J.F.M Johnston
Beulah W I hosts grandmothers day meeting
Beulah W I held a community hall meeting with 60 attendees. Mrs A Haney presided as grandmothers were honored with Sweet Williams buttons and signed a souvenir book. A program featured soloists, a piano duet, and patriotic songs.
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Beulah W. I
A. Haney
W. Boulton
Sweet Williams
Community Singing
Rolleall
Beulah
Sole
Donna Chisholm
Rosemary
Daphne Edmundson
Kallie Woods
Margaret Page
Edmundson
Ina Beattie
Beulah Becomes Grandmothers Acknowledged
A Beulah event honored grandmothers with ages 73 44 and 25 for oldest youngest and most grandchildren. Mrs G L Woods spoke on aging gracefully and Miss Muriel Paynter presented a Beulah history. Mrs G Reynolds gave thanks and light refreshments followed the National Anthem.
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G. L. Woods
Beulah
R. Sawyer
J. Chisholm
J. W. Stewart
Haney
Muriel Paynter
G. Reynolds
Local Visitors Mentioned in Manitoba notices
Hy Miller of Prince Rupert and J Brisbin of High River visit the W H Miller home. Mrs J G Sutherland spends weekend in Winnipeg. Miss A In Hill visits Dauphin. J Chapman travels to Winnipeg for knee treatment. Mr and Mrs W J McGregor of Gladstone spend weekend at W H Miller home.
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Hy. Miller
R.C A.F
Prince Rupert
J.G. Sutherland
Winnipeg
Miss A. In
Hill
Dauphin
W. H. Miller
J. Brisbin
R.C.A.F. High River
W.J. McGregor
Gladstone
W H.miller
Alberta School Teacher honored on the Kings birthday
At Mrs L Hall's home Decker ladies gathered on Wednesday with Mrs R Searth presiding. Roll call noted a tip to take. Mrs Searth appointed Lisson officer for the Food Controller. A crater of eggs to the Fresh Air camp at Gimk. Offering to Cancer fund. Mrs Hall read an article on the Alberta School Teacher honored on the Kings birthday. Lawn games were enjoyed.
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L. Hall
Decker
R. Searth
R.searth
Gimk
The
Cancer Fund
Obituary of Mrs Peter Stewart in Miniota
Mrs Peter Stewart died Friday night at Miniota hospital after a brief illness. She was 34 and formerly of Blairs and Blenheim districts, visiting family when illness struck. Born May Miller at Blairs, she married Peter Stewart in August 1928 at Hamiota. Surviving are her parents, husband and two children Thelma and William, two sisters and five brothers. Funeral was held Sunday at Blairs with Rev. E Egilsson officiating. burial in Isabella cemetery. Pallbearers were A Clark R L Stevenson R F E Hese S Bell A Stewart and H Harrison.
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Peter Stewart
Miniota
Stewart
Iaabella
Blenheim
Wm. Miller
Blairs
Winnipeg
Miller
Hamiota
R. F E. Hese
S. Bell
A. Stewart
H. Harrison
Thelma
William
Laure
Ernest Sunley
Clayton
Earl
Lorne Edward
Miller and Stewart families thank all who offered kindness
Mr and Mrs Wm Miller and family and Mr P Stewart and family express sincere appreciation for acts of kindness sympathy and floral tributes during their bereavement.
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Wm. Miller
P. Stewart
Holidaying in district at home and at coast
Mrs Milton Curll of Brandon spent last weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs R Vaanee. Mr and Mrs T Portland and Judith of Winnipeg were visiting relatives and friends in the district last week.
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Milton Curll
Brandon
R. Vaanee
Crandall Residents Visit For Short Stay
Mise Aenes Kerr and Mrs. Thos. Hampton, former Crandall residents, are visiting here for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise- Aenes Kerr
Thos. Hampton
Crandall
Melita Visitors and Madoc Trips Mentioned
Mrs J Williams and her son George of Melita are visiting at J Lawson’s home with Miss Jean Blair. Mrs E O Hara visits her mother in law in Madoc Ontario who recently had surgery. Mrs J J Henderson of Shoal Lake travels to Madoc to visit her mother.
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E. O'Hara
Madoc
Ont
J. J. Henderson
Shoal Lake
Commemoration Service for First Settlers at Scotia Church
A large congregation attended a Scotia church service on Sunday led by Rev. W. Bill. The remarks drew on Abraham going out without knowing the destination, followed by a hymn singing with Mrs. Bill as soloist. Afterward a Cairn inscription honoring early settlers was unveiled by Mrs. A. Ingram and Mrs. S. Strachan, with Dr Hudson of Hamiota delivering an address.
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Scotia Church
W. Bill
Abraham
Bill
A. Ingram
S. Strachan
Hudson
Hamiota
Cairn
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