Wiper venom funds advance to United States
An OCR fragment notes a transfer or funding flow described as venom from a $1 source aiming to progress $210 within the United States. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear entities or dates.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 11, 1940
Page
8
An OCR fragment notes a transfer or funding flow described as venom from a $1 source aiming to progress $210 within the United States. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear entities or dates.
Community bulletin lists events including a rock ball on June 12 1955. An excursion to Winrpee and a sports program for June includes a men’s society meeting and a memorial service.
A short item notes Moeodiy night travel from a person named Moeodiy to Poros to Miss Hilda Williams of Winnipeg who is holidaying for two weeks at her home. In the Minis district officials dash refugee forms and Rev GA McMillan Cimaja’s minister of MAationa oversees.
An aircraft crash near a luncheon gathering of Empire and Canadian clubs killed three people including Nona MeL i Rivers. The report notes the three occupants died as the plane was in flight and references a witness town inquiry.
The W L store group schedules Thursday afternoon events featuring kitchen items and home training courses. Activities include arranging and serving a bullet lunch with Mrs Long and Misses Rapley and Stoebousa.
Miss Roberta Johnston writes for a TC M exam in Brandon ab Monday. Miss P O'Hara of Ottawa General Hospital visits Crandall. Alf Wall left for Brandon last week and has entered in the i. Pauline Cowling of Victoria Hospital Winnipeg is holidaying at her home. Mrs N Warren has left for St Thomas Ont to join her husband with the RCAF Manning Pool. Mrs Bell recovering satisfactorily from injuries in her fall. Engagement announced between Olga Mae McAdam Minnedosa and Lloyd Stanley Borland Crandall. Wedding will be in Minnedosa on July 6. Rev Wm Bill appointed to Crandall United Church. Tev HM McFarlane leaving to minister in New Brunswick.
Isabella Robb and daughter visit Dropmore while Mrs Jack Iverach visits with her parents in Stevenson. Pte Thos Bailey home for holiday from Trepton. Red Cross concert in town featured the Hamiltona orchestra and local talent. Calf and Colt Show praised as one of the district’s best with fine stock exhibits and meals by the W I. prizewinners listed.
Residents praise twenty volunteers who organized a community meal despite delays in repairs. The note credits their hard work and promises meat week as a future reward.
Mrs. SW Lockhart returned on Saturday from Brandon where she lies in a hospital for treatment. Cecil Pelords George MacWinnon and Renald Brownson have joined the Winnipeg Theater. Western Canada Flour Mills Co Ltd reports sales at Manitobos elevators to the Manitoba Pool. the sale did not reach four mills.
A Saturday event in Brandon attracted a large crowd from twelve to four. Organizers reported a very successful dance with lively music and many couples on the floor.
In Arpaw River area a Sunday service was delayed due to a late arrival of Honor Roll dedicates, with officials noting more youths have enlisted and others plan to join soon. Mrs. Donald Sutherland learned her mother Mrs. Wilson died Sunday at Pilot Mound after a prior stroke.
The speech calls for total national unity to resist invasion as Italy joins Germany. It urges tighter security against enemy sympathizers and foreign extraction officials, rapid expansion of navy army air force and rail networks, and preparation for all eventualities in Canada.
The note describes Reid traveling to Pilot Mound for a funeral. Josh Gereham, living with his son Frank Gardham Jr., plans to sail home to Lancashire Breland on Wednesday. Gardham, reached in Winnipeg, shows readiness to face potential enemy parachutists with a warm reception, described by the editor as a past mayor and caretaker.
A carload of ladies attended the W M S presbyterial at Hamiota on Thursday. Mrs C Crockart left for Winnipeg for medical treatment. Mrs Titley Mrs Massina Mrs Brown and Miss Heyhoe attended the Brandon Diocesan annual in Brandon on Thursday. Garry Thornton wore his grandfathers christening robe at St Wilfrid's service. Rev David Iverach of Winnipeg led Isabella field service. The W I met at Mrs F Bruce's home with Household Hints as roll call. Mrs Sawyer elected to district board at Russell convention. A special collection raised 12 50 for refugees in France and England. thirteen blankets were sent to Red Cross. Lunch served by tea hostesses Mrs Armstrong and Mrs Helgeson.
Brief reflections emphasize concentration and perseverance as keys to success. Notable lines advise making perseverance a constant ally, learning from experience, and treating effort as the main driver of achievement. The quotes urge steadfast, long term effort as the path to goals.
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