Coburn Family Bereavement Noted in District Sympathy
The Coburn family receives district sympathy during a bereavement. Mr and Mrs WH Campbell are on holiday at Hawk Late and Braeside Ontario. Clair Thomp-
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1949
Page
8
The Coburn family receives district sympathy during a bereavement. Mr and Mrs WH Campbell are on holiday at Hawk Late and Braeside Ontario. Clair Thomp-
Wabigoon Ont relie agent at the depot. Don and Mrs Watson of Newdale weekend at E Fleming home. Garry returned home after two weeks with grandfather. Old Bol impressed on Saturday. Seven baseball teams began at 9 30 am with Crandall defeating Hamiota 139 to win, Lenore third. Five girls softball teams played Kenton first Beulah second. Gate receipts reached 500 with 200 from lunches.
Mrs Isabelle Coburn dies after an illness. The obituary notes her family and household connections, reflecting on her life and local ties. Details are incomplete in the fragment but point to a quiet family funeral.
Central Daylight schedule for CBW with Grace Melanis Alistair Stewart M J Coldwell on Family Security Housing topics. Dates June 22 to 24 list times 9 15 9 30 pm 8 45 9 00 pm 11 20 11 50 pm with speakers AN Robertson N Wasylyk Beattie Bryce A R Paulley and Stanley Knowles.
Burn, born April 22 1861 in Maybole Scotland, died June 16 in Crandall after living on a farm south of Crandall then in town from 1930. The United Church funeral was conducted by Rev J A Wilson with burial in Crandall cemetery. Survived by two sons James Abbey Sask and William Candall. two daughters Mrs PD Shaw Abbey Sask and Mrs R Gassel Elkhorn. 16 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren.
Special reduced railway fares announced for the Provincial Exhibition in Brandon. Tickets from all Manitoba and Saskatchewan stations are valid July 2 to July 8 for trains arriving Brandon by 5 PM, with return by midnight July 9. Round trip price is one and a half times the single fare.
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