Local News Hints at Weekend Family Plans
Mr and Mrs C Kelly and family of 4 Chillon spent the weekend together. Uited Y.P.8. will meet Wednesday at p.m. at the watch to go for a hike.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
8
Mr and Mrs C Kelly and family of 4 Chillon spent the weekend together. Uited Y.P.8. will meet Wednesday at p.m. at the watch to go for a hike.
July 1 schedule promises top Manitoba football action at Birtle sports. Local notes mention visitors Dauphin and Dauphin area guests, plus community gatherings and sales. A separate item notes a June 16 Decoration Day service led by Lieut Col J Ross with Virden Legion observers.
Eleanor Constance daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew of Miniota wed William Walker son of Mr and Mrs Walker of Whitgift Yorkshire England in Itory Trinity church on Wednesday June 5 at 2 30 p m The ceremony was conducted by Canon 8 J Wickens with Rev F C Whittington assisting Miss M Jean Henderson at organ The brides entered to O Perfect Love Both couples depart for Brandon and Winnipeg and plan to reside in the Minnieota and Joslin districts Best wishes are extended to the couples.
ARROW RIVER E Grey of Winnipeg visits relatives in the district. Arrow River will play baseball at Two Creeks Tuesday evening. Mrs D Todd of Saskatoon visits her mother Mrs W Mitchell. Miss L Whimster spoke at the CGIT service. Visitors to Elphin stone include Mrs E Sinclair and Fi ward. Several locals traveled to Brandon on Friday. The WMS met at Mrs J Fleming’s home. plans made to attend the Decker sectional rally in June. Dayton gave a paper on milestones. Miss J Mitchell led a devotional titled His Witnesses.
The death of Mrs. Euretta Jane Coupe Lints at 45 follows a week of illness after a finger pain led to hospital care. She died from blood poisoning with a husband and eight children including seven daughters and one son. Funeral held at Decker Church with Rev. Caruthers, Rev. Lauder and A Schofield. interment in Crandall cemetery. pallbearers A Dickey, R Dickey, H Reid, F Decker, J Ritches, H Stewart. Survived by husband, seven daughters and one son, four brothers and a sister.
Mr and Mrs D MacDonald and family express appreciation to all who helped at their sad bereavement and for the beautiful floral tributes.
Mrs J R Mitchell and family express sincere thanks for kindness shown during the illness and after the death of Mr J R Mitchell. They also thank everyone for sympathy and floral tributes received during their bereavement.
Henry Kenneth McDonald aged 31 died Tuesday at Beulah after a four day illness. Born June 26 1913 in Miniota he lived in Morse Saskatchewan before moving to this district two years ago. Funeral Wednesday at Beulah United Church conducted by Rev H J Bowman with burial in Miniota Cemetery. Survived by parents D G and Mrs McDonald two brothers Frank and Glen of Beulah two sisters Mrs Sodins of Chicago and Myrtle at home.
John R W Mitchell died Thursday after a lengthy illness at age 61 years 5 months and 15 days. Born in Guelph Ontario he homesteaded near Arrow River after moving west with family in 1881 He married Minnie Grey in 1906 and leaves a widow daughter Dorothy two sons Thomas and Robert and two sisters in California Funeral services were held with United Church and Masonic rites in Arrow River and Winnipeg.
A letter to The Editor from C Ellerington criticizes the Glenlochar school shutdown proposal and the trustees actions. He argues rural students would face long journeys, questions motives of the chair and board, and warns against late changes under the Municipal System. The note urges residents to act through ratepayers to address the issue.
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