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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 23, 1942
Page
8
A Holy Trinity Church choir and friends enjoyed a picnic by the river Friday evening. The report notes local citizens and a mention of holidaying Miss Turner and her sister at Sours, with a reference to faith guiding labor and seed planting. A region resident faced a loan hurdle to pay a $200 fine, delaying funds for three months.
Miss K Staples of Angusville is visiting at the H D Armitage home with Miss B Hill of Alexander visiting at the A Armitage residence.
Miss Irma Allingham daughter of Mr and Mrs H Allingham 818 East D street Colton California became the bride of James Bryan of Sdirtee California in a 2 PM ceremony Sunday June 28 at the First Presbyterian church Rev C EL Polherhus officiated The bride wore a pale blue dress and hat with white accessories and a white gardenia her sisters Miss Marie Allingham and Miss Marjorie Allingham attended in floral prints
Mrs Bryan, a Colton High School graduate, has been active in the Presbyterian church. Her husband works in the dairy business, and the newlyweds will reside in Santee near San Diego.
Mr and Mrs Liloyd Wakefield announce the birth of a son at Winnipeg General Hospital on Saturday July 11. The arrival adds joy to the family and will be welcomed by relatives in the community.
Born to Mr and Mrs L M Duxbury of 599 Young Street Winnipeg a son Lloyd Wayne arrived July 13 at Grace Hospital.
Alvin Murray and his wife welcomed a son born Thursday at Hamiota Hospital. The newborn, named Patrick, joins the Crandall family.
In Memotian memory of the late Alexander Millar who died July 16, 1939. His wife and family remember him with affection praising a pure heart and a loving nature.
In loving memory of Charlotte Warren who passed away Monday July 18 1938 a light is from our household now a voice we love is heard a place is vacant in our home forever inserted by her husband and family
Ev, Saskatchewan visitors stayed at the A Haney residence last week in a brief social call. The note records a short, friendly visit and the local tone of neighborhood life.
Cpl and Mrs W E Forster and family and Mr and Mrs H Forster of Winnipeg are visiting at the H E Forster residence, sharing plans and greetings in a social call.
A large hail storm Thursday caused extensive crop damage to numerous farmers. Many fields suffered costly losses as debris and broken plants littered the countryside, prompting farmers to assess damages and seek assistance.
Mr and Mrs Flynn of LaFieche Saskatchewan traveled toward eastern Canada and were received at the Forster home during their trip.
Robert Kelly, a graduate of the Royal Canadian Air Force in Calgary last Thursday, is home on holiday before proceeding east for a new phase of duty. Congratulations to Serg. Bob Kelly.
G Brown, a horseman from Brandon, sustained head and shoulder injuries after being thrown from his seat and dragged about 100 yards during a harness race at Men nedosa. W F Preston of Beulah helped slow the horse, allowing bystanders to halt it after a wheel rode up and tipped Brown.
Miss J Elliott left last week to visit Brandon and Souris. Mr and Mrs O Connor and daughter Lynda returned to Winnipeg on Sunday after visiting J S Mitchell home.
The past week mentions Mrs Iles of Rivers Miss J Leland Souris and G McWhirter of Lenore Mrs F Bruce and daughter Mrs Reid and son Bruce Portage and Ray O Connor Winnipeg.
The W I met in the church basement on Tuesday with Miss P Tennant leading singing and Jackie Tennant giving a recitation. Pauline Tennant led children in songs while a display of practical and attractive gifts and clothing for children was hosted by Mrs. R G Mitchell, Mrs. Ivan Tennant, Mrs. Hugh Hanlin, and Mrs. Homer Lelond.
Dr and Mrs J H Fraser have returned from a visit to Winnipeg. J B Coupe of the Air Force crew at Rivers visited at their home last week.
Mrs H Houston of Sydney Montana is visiting with her sister Mrs G K Douglas.
Fred Young of the Royal Canadian Air Force is home from the east for a visit to relatives and friends in the district.
Rev and Mrs W Bil and family depart Thursday for a month long vacation. Their son Hugh will enter United Church ministry at Winnipeg during the ordination service. No church services until Sunday August 16.
Concluding the Scotia district Commem oration service a basket picnic followed at the BiStrachan farm Tuesday with baseball and other sports. The Anniversary cake draw and attractions raised twenty dollars for the Red Cross.
Mrs J T Finkbeiner spent the weekend in Winnipeg while Miss M Robinson of Lyleton remains a separate item in the fragment.
A visitor at the residence of T Wright was accompanied by L. Cpl. T Stevenson of the Winnipeg Grenadiers. the visit was described as a casual sock end.
Miss M Wright travels to Winnipeg to pursue an advanced educational course, highlighting ongoing study opportunities for regional scholars. The move marks a personal commitment to furthering professional learning abroad.
Pte. F Campbell of the Royal Canadian Air Force based in Sussex New Brunswick came home for a weekend visit, reuniting with family and friends.
Misses Ciara and Geraldine Reid of Winnipeg are holidaying at the H Harrison home, enjoying a brief respite away from city life.
J Warren Mester of Kindersley Saskatchewan is spending a holiday at the residence of A Warren.
Mrs J G Reid entertained a number of friends to tea on Tuesday of last week to honor her twenty first birthday. The service on Sunday was in
The meeting of the W.MLS with President Mrs R T Clark presiding featured a guest speaker Mrs D Rutherford of Hamiota who delivered a very splendid address.
Charity barn dance at Robi Clarks new barn one mile north of Isabella on Wednesday August 5th. Oukner Orchestra plays for a 50 cent admission including lunch with all proceeds going to the Red Cross.
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