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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1944
Page
8
In a town week end update Oliver editor mentions Cpl Mee PxSpaldisg and Mrs A Br Cunningham and family visiting at the JB palding home for the weekend. Alfred Atpinwall of Winnipeg is cited along with Grove and his dad's car in town.
Born at Whitewood hospital on Friday June 16 to Mr and Mrs G Curry of Burrows Saskatchewan a single child a daughter or son not specified in fragment.
Mrs D Deans thanks neighbors and friends for kindnesses flowers and letters while in Brandon hospital expressing appreciation for support during the stay.
The family of the late Mr. James Wiggins expresses gratitude for kindnesses shown during his bereavement. They note sympathy and floral tributes were appreciated.
The Gard of Thanks expresses appreciation from the Miniota Legion to Reeve JR Lynch Rev HI Bowman W Bill E Egilsson B O Whitfield Mrs J R Lynch Mrs A Spalding and the choir Piper E Carnegie Mrs L La Leland Mrs Wes Leland Buglers J W Horner G Bruce and W E Barrett and Hodnett Spalding and all others who assisted in the memorial service.
P O Russell Clari visits with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J H Clark. The Shamrock dance Friday last contributed nine dollars to Isabella Red Cross with a total of 85 dollars raised.
Mrs W H Miller had a major operation at Winnipeg general hospital on Thursday and is recovering as well as can be expected.
Mrs. F. G. Cooper and Mr. S. Coldman spent the weekend in Winnipeg Pte. and Mrs. J. Ringland and family, Shilo, spent the weekend at the W. Ringland home.
Misses Margaret and Agnes Stewart have returned home from appendicitis operations in Bittle and Shoal Lake hosgits's respectively. Fred Cooper took s car foad to the Blood Donor Clinic in Brandon on Monday Mesdames G Cruden W Preston A Oswin Miss G Oswin and G J Heyhoe.
Mrs. N Barnet and Miss Myrtle Wiggins visit Brandon area as Arnold Town gon news improves and more encouraging signals arrive about the patient’s condition.
For sale at Birtle Furniture Exchange are 12 good cream separators 4 like new and 4 good cook ranges. A 114 round showcase is also offered at a very low price. Phone 107 Birtle.
Mr and Mrs R Clee have learned their sister Olive Clege has died. Details on circumstances are not provided in the notice.
The notice expresses condolences and sympathy to the grieving family during their difficult time.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Wiggins of Winnipeg Mrs. W. Miller and Olive of Minnedosa and Mrs. A Cumming of Selkirk attended the funeral of their father James Wiggins and visited briefly afterward.
Sgt Ford Wiggins graduates as an Air Bomber at No AOS Winnipeg on Thursday last. He returns home on furlough with his parents attending the exercises.
James Wiggins died Monday June 12 after a four month illness. Born in Whitby Ontario he married Jane Ann Graham in 1876 and moved with his family to Portage la Prairie then Arrow River where they homesteaded. He recently celebrated his 90th birthday on May 13 while bedridden.
The 1904 death of Mrs Weggins marks a legacy of early community builders. Mr Wiggins, an Elder since district church founding, died after a life of local service. Funeral in Arrow River drew many, burial at Arrow River cemetery with pallbearers listed. survivors include five daughters and four sons across multiple towns.
The text mentions twenty four grandchildren and great grandchildren in a fragmented note. It is unclear who the subject is or the setting.
Line Elevators Farm Service collaborates with the Dominion Laboratory of Plant Pathology in Winnipeg to survey the prevalence of false loose smut, a disease resembling loose smut but akin to covered smut. Farmers can send specimens in special envelopes for microscopic examination and obtain leaflets from local agents.
The North-West Ling Elevators Association will showcase an agricultural exhibit focused on farm water supply with side displays on wheat, seed by products, germination and wheat industries. Iverett Robertson will serve as agricultural adviser directing inquiries to officials of government and universities.
Crandall J. Kingdon spent the weekend at the E. Fleming home. Cliff Douglas and Jimmy Glenora visit the IRB Whitney home. Nalidpe and family from Winnipeg visit the R. Vance home en route to Basswood. The Shetler and Gray families visit Mrs and Mrs Gray in Winnipeg. Lawrence family learns their son Kim K B Lawrence married May 10 in Ryde Isle of Wight England. J Carson a Winnipeg pioneer dies after moving there and Mrs Gertrude Eyer, wife of the deceased, had moved to the city to run an artificial limb business. Funeral in Winnipes.
Mise Edith Sawyer from Winnipeg spent the past week at her home. Misses St Paynter and H Chagman visited Winn. FH Chisholm spent a week at his home while traveling from Edmonton to Ottawa.
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