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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 29, 1944
Page
8
A small note from the Miniota Herald records a pair of lady's gloves left at the printing office. No owner is identified, and the note invites the finder to claim them.
Beulah over $40 was realized at the Tea and Frame cooking sale held by St. Wilfrid's WA on Thursday. Funeral attendees included W. Saward, G. Armstrong, W. Loughed and Miss Verona Hub al of Winnipeg and WG Cruden of Edmonton for Mr W. Doyle. Artm Lawrence William Bunn listed as missing in action. Social events included a post nuptial shower for Mrs Hodgeon and a reception for Harold Chisholm RC A F with gifts and Legion membership offered.
Crandall Miles M. Cowling of Winnipeg is holidaying at her home. Dr and Mrs J H Fraser visited for a few days at the home of their son Jack and Mrs Fraser at Hartney.
The notice notes that Kenneth S. Lawrence, only son of Mr and Mrs B K Lawrence, is reported missing in action and hopes for better news.
The W 1 group met Thursday in the church parlor with 14 present. Mrs Robus presided as Mrs W Campbell and Mrs H Johnston reported on the Hamieta convention. Letters from boys overseas were read and Mrs J H Collier gave a paper on Current Events. A dainty lunch was served.
Miss E. Lockhart enjoys a holiday at her Arrow River home. Lou Leland visits relatives and travels through Moose Jaw and Kelstern, Saskatchewan. Miss Olly Radfelder of Mosebenk Saskatchewan spends the weekend at the John Wiggins residence.
Mr and Mrs Wes Holtzman of Kelstein Saskatchewan visited relatives and friends in the district. Ivan Tennant spent the past week at home before transferring.
A bulletin from the W I notes Arnold Townson, overseas hospital update, and a Tuesday gathering at Mrs Wes Leland’s home with 25 present. Mrs W Tennant presided, Pauline Tennant led singing, and donations supported V Bundies. Plans call for group force snapshots with photos due at E Carnegie’s store by July 1. Eyes will be sent to Fresh Air Camp at Sandy Hook on July 4. Delegates to the District Convention filed reports. hostesses included Mesdames Douglas, Roy, and Wes Lelond.
Mrs L Hall Isabella visits Por tage and Winnipeg as listed in local social notices.
Worms threaten garden yield by feeding on foliage and damaging ears and heads. Millers fluttering signal eggs. treat with effective insecticide.
Gardening guidance outlines using stomach poisons like lead arsenate mixed with water to coat cabbage heads and control cabbage worms. It notes Black Leaf 40 also helps against aphids and potato beetles, with caution about washing produce to remove residues and timing for safe consumption.
Local social notes report J Bubtie in Winniper preparing to lead the meeties for the Navy. Visits highlight include Mr and Mrs A Sharveil at I Shar vel home and Mrs A Watt with Gerald Kelwood at Kennedy home. Red Cross aid forwarded lists quilts sweaters and baby outfits. J T Kennedy has recovered from Winnipeg operation and returns home with his daughter Celbert and son Jimmy planning a short visit.
A large group from Beulah Elenia and Tabella gathered at the home of the hosts, sharing among themselves in a community gathering that reflected local ties and neighborhood activity.
Classified notice lists furniture including buffet bed Chesterfield suite chairs range linoleum radio vacuum cleaner and kitchenette items offered by Mrs W A Barrett in Minneapolis from July 1 to July 15.
Nive J A Robertean hosts a June Wed evening gathering honoring Pastor Rev Hot and Mr Bowman on the couple’s 23rd wedding anniversary. A decorated lawn corner, decorated cake with 25 candles, and a program of songs readings and community singing. Donations for a purse come from local communities including Indians on the Reserve Shamrock Beulah Birtle Blaris and Isabella.
The Mission Band held a tea and sale of work in the choir basement on Friday afternoon. Over $30 was realized.
The W.MS. gathered at the home of Mrs J T Finkbener on Thursday last with IJ present.
The event conducted by Mrs til Bow mar featured readings by Mrs BR and Wo Attwood W Stewart and TL Artis. The theme Children ahd youik, lesseres of tomorrow was presented by Mee J.T. Finkbeiner.
This column, now Lingerators Farm Service, notes weed identification demands remain high. It urges farmers to send unknown weeds to the government botany division or local Line Elevator agents, warning that leafy spurge and other perennials can take hold before recognition.
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