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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 07, 1945
Page
8
W. E. Barrett reports his daughter Mabel of Ottawa had a planned marriage event on Saturday June 2. WO Doug and Mrs Spalding visit the district with Mrs Spalding arriving from England welcomed by local citizens.
John Ernest Reynolds, 61, of 450 Cumberland Ave Winnipeg, died Monday May 28. He was born in Beulah and farmed there before moving to Winnipeg in 1929. Survived by wife Jessie, brother George Miniota, daughters Betty Montreal and Birs K Leckie Vancouver, sister Edith Frazer Winnipeg. Funeral Thursday at 4 p.m. Gardiner funeral home conducted by Rev Geo A McMillan Sparling United church. Burial Elmwood cemetery. Pallbearers Lawrence Reynolds James Reynolds Roy Luce Gordon Frazer Robert Edmundson Albert N Sawyer.
The Reynolds family express sincere gratitude for sympathy messages offers of help and floral tributes after their bereavement. Mrs J E Reynolds Betty and Margaret extend heartfelt thanks for tokens of sympathy shown to them during their loss.
Arrow River alert announces Fat Stock show on Tuesday June 12 from 2 pm. Names attached include Mr and Mrs Henderson of Winnipeg visiting the Carnegie home, Mrs K Nord linger visiting Mans on, Miss B Wiggins vacationing in Virden, Sgt E Sinclair RCAF Gimli renewing district ties, and Mr and Mrs A Mackean with Glen and Donnie visiting Winnipeg last week.
Beulah Pte J B Stewart C A TC is home on furlough. Pte Myrtle MacDonald CWAC Toronto is home on furlough. Miss L McLean was a visitor to Winnipeg last week. Mrs H E Forster attends United Church conference in Winnipeg as lay delegate. A good crowd enjoyed the National Film Board show last Tuesday.
The news item notes Ed Lewis transporting a load of salvage to Brandon on Tuesday. Rev W Bill accepts a call to Treherne and begins ministry there the first Sunday in July. Miss Olive Smith will teach at Hamiota next term after attending Winnipeg Normal School. The Girls Sewing Circle held Achievement Day with Frazer and Jackson leaders and a fine lunch. Ivy Douglas led with top marks, followed by Myrna McDonnell and Rae Hyndman. Bernice Birk won the best prize.
Mrs W Douglas and family visit Vernon BC while others travel through Brandon for weekends. Rev W Billis attends United Church conference in Winnipeg. Daisy Blair returns to Oak River and multiple Brandon residents host visitors. A Welcome Home party in the hall honors Schoch RC AF and crew with Harry Brown and Hugh Lawson noted.
The program features a giris chorus and solos by Mrs Myrmma Mc Donnell and Vy Douglas with readings by W H Campbell. Mrs Geo Douglas gives prizes to R Schoch and H Brown, while Mr and Mrs Lawson receive a chenille leded. A later old time music segment by Ne Wilson and others is enjoyed.
An early film listing highlights the cast featuring Allan Marshal Laraine Day Marsha Hunt Allyn Joslyn and Edgar Buchanan in a star studded lineup for a 1940s release.
A Saturday service at United Church Isabella united Thelma Irene Norrie and Petty Officer Donald Carnegie RCNVR wed with Rev A J Bowman officiating. Thelma wore a white sheer gown with a fingertip veil and Talisman roses. bridesmaids Betty Carnegie and Doreen Hanna dressed in white net over taffeta with blue and pink veils.
In loving memory of Doro thy Moore who died June 8 1944 and was beloved by her daughter Evelyn and the Arthur Nichard son family. The June month brings sorrow and she is remembered for her loving kindness and upright character.
The ceremony featured James Carnegie as best man and Arch ie Norrie and Douglas Heise as ushers. Mrs. E Carnegie played the wedding music. A reception and wedding breakfast for 41 guests followed at the bride’s home, with a three tier cake and toasts by Rev Bowsman. The couple departed for a short honeymoon to Clear Lake. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs Begg and Mr. and Mrs Henderson of Winnipeg.
Cpl. Clif Shurwell and his wife were welcomed at Quadra station on Friday after his return from captivity. The postponed Field Day concluded with Isabella defeating McConnell 11 to 10 in baseball. A Mrs. J. Ross home shower honored Thelma Northe, bride of the prior Saturday, with a ship drawn wagon and gifts.
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