Family Visits Noted Across Manitoba and Winnipeg
Mrs. C. Mansell of Flin Flon visits brother J. Gunfon. Mrs. Walker stays with daughter Mrs. McLeod in Kenora. Miss Elaine Johnston and W. Warr of Winnipeg visit the Johnston family in Winnipeg.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 12, 1947
Page
8
Mrs. C. Mansell of Flin Flon visits brother J. Gunfon. Mrs. Walker stays with daughter Mrs. McLeod in Kenora. Miss Elaine Johnston and W. Warr of Winnipeg visit the Johnston family in Winnipeg.
Mrs Geo K Douglas announces the engagement of her youngest daughter Phyllis Ruby to Mr B C Mott son of Mr and Mrs Mott of 183 Enfield Crescent Norwood Winnipeg The wedding will be held in Winnipeg on Saturday June 28 1947
In ever loving memory of Kenneth Lawrence who died on active service on June 8 1944. You went, it seems but yesterday and now by crosses row on tow you linger where the poppies grow. Not dead but just away. Inserted by his wife parents sisters and brother.
Miss Margaret O Ballaghan of Brandon is holidaying at home. Miss Jessie Mitchell of Winnipeg spent the weekend at her home. Wes Leland underwent an operation in Virden hospital Wednesday last and his condition is good. Mr and Mrs W E Bardwell and son and Mr and Mrs Gerald Brown of Winnipeg spent the weekend at the Sam Wallace home. The New Rink committee have collected $700 on their canvas.
A drive to raise funds to one thousand dollars is under way. Work will begin soon after the target is met and twelve thousand feet of lumber has been purchased. The Boys and Girls Call Club show results list Murray Bell as judge winner and showmanship prize of two dollars donated by M E Clegg and Sons awarded to Murray Bell.
Isabella Mrs. H. J. Bowman and Mrs. R. Campbell spent the past week in Winnipeg. Jim Harrison underwent an operation for appendicitis in Manitoba hospital on Tuesday of last week. He is fine. J. Norrie and Dave Heise are the local branch delegates at the Provincial convention of The Canadian Legion, Brandon this week. The Junior Red Cross, under Miss M. Rowan, and the Mission Band, under the
An auction at the Manse in Isabella on Wednesday June 25 at 2 p.m. features an oak dining and bedroom suites set, Kelmonios piano, sewing machine, lounge furniture, kitchen set, electric appliances, rugs, dishes, records, tools, and more. Lunch served by Ladies Aid. rain location in the rink if wet. Rev H I Bowman proprietor. J F M Johnston auctioneer. Isabella phone 913 Crandall ex.
Mrs. B Johnston led a tea and bazaar with proceeds of 20 dollars for the Red Cross and 40 dollars for the Mission Band. A Sunday service on June 15 will unveil the Honor Rolls of World War II volunteers at the Isabella Blairs church. Baptisms included Brian Stanley Jan Marie Thomas James Charlotte Cecille. The church was decorated with home garden plants. The W I met with 26 present. delegates to the Basswood district convention named. Mrs Peel’s resignation as secretary was noted and Mrs Harrison appointed interim. Reports on Winnipeg provincial convention praised. Lunch ended the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Orry L. Bowman Edna Foster Gateshead announce the birth of Isabella a son at Birtle hospital on Tuesday June 4.
Mrs. A M Helgeson visited in Winnipeg last week. Mrs. R G Stowe visits with her daughter at Tils vale. Mr. and Mrs. il Howard spend the week at Boling Mountain. Mrs OS Coldman visits with her daughter. Mrs Coldwell at Thornhill and in Winnipeg.
Darlene Darlene Ken Green Bill Helgeson and Arthur Prost traveled to Brandon last Saturday for the Provincial Track and Field meet. They did not win prizes but enjoyed the experience and thanked Fred Green for driving them to the city.
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