Local social notes and fundraiser in early community
Mrs Mott and daughter visit with her mother Mrs G Douglas. Mr and Mrs D L Johnston visit with their daughter at Fort William Ontario. A dance in Earl Mark's new barn on Friday raised 125 for the New Rink fund. The Williams families from Winnipeg and Melita visit Mrs W Williams. Mr and Mrs J Gunson attend Canadian Order of Foresters Grand Lodge in London Ontario. Sympathy extended to Mrs Williams and family and to the Bacon brothers. WI met Thursday at Mrs F Miles home. Mrs D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Mark
New Barn
J. Gunson
London
Ont
Gunson
Canadian Order of Foresters Grand Lodge
F. Miles
Provincial convention reports and Library Act discussion
Cowling presented a business report on the Provincial convention while Mrs. Toad recounted Previc dayst convention notes. Mrs. C Dickey spoke on The Library Act and Mrs J B Collyer gave a report on the F. W1C Lunch. The meeting concluded with an enjoyable time.
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Cowling
Toad
C. Dickey
J. 8. Collyer
William Griffiths Williams obituary tribute
William Williams died after a tractor accident on the Leonard Lipscomb farm near Crandall. Born January 8, 1913 at Melita, he served five years overseas in the Tank corps and later settled in Crandall with his wife Katherine Lawson. He was active in the Loyal Orange Lodge and community life. funeral services were held at United Church with floral tributes and interment at Crandall cemetery. Survived by his wife, two sons George and Larry, his father R Williams, seven brothers and two sisters.
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William
Bill) Williams
Leonard Lipscomb
Hamiota Hospital
Melita
Katherine Lawson
Tank Corps
Upn
Crandall
Bill
Loyal Orange Lodge
Brethren of the Order and Sisters of the Loyal Orange Benevolent Association
United Church
J. M. Wilson
Crandall Cemetery
L. Lipscomb
F A. Shoemaker
R. Vance
J. Walker
H. Hall
K. Kidd
George
Larry
R Williams
John
Bissett
James
Nanaimo
Owen
Richard
Melit
David
Marathon
Ont
Robert
Camp Borden
Winnipeg
Pioneer Mary Eller Bacon Passes After Long Illness
Mrs. Mary Eller Bacon died at her home on Thursday June 23 after a lengthy illness. Born September 8 1871 in Walkerton Ontario she moved to Manitoba in 1882 living in Woodworth. She married Robert Bacon who died in 1925 and is survived by three sons Stanley James and John and a daughter Alice and a son Arthur predeceased. Funeral service was held Saturday at Crandall United Church with Rev J M Wilson officiating. Burial followed in Kinsmore Cemetery with pallbearers P Wallace J Stewart G Angus H Bray and A and R Douglas.
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Bacon
Walkerton
Ont
Manitoba
Woodworth
Robert Bacon
Alice
Arthur
Stanley
James
John
Crandall United Church
J.M. Wilson
Kinsmore
P. Wallace
J Stewart
G. Angus
H. Bray
A. and
R. Douglas
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
Acknowledges acts of kindness sympathy messages and floral tributes for the loss of a husband and father. Special thanks to Rev J M Wilson from Katie George and Larry Williams for support during bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Wilson
Katie
George
Larry Williams
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Royal Bank OF Canada
J.C Vradenburgh
Miniota
Imperial Oil
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Prairie Provinces
Red
Imperial Oil Limited
Esso
Imperial OI
Reg M Oliver
Miniiota
Mrs. Mott
G. Douglas
Mr. and
Mra D. L Johnston
Fort William, Ont
Geo. Williams
W. Williams
Canadian Pacific
Quebec
Chateau Fron
Tenac A
Great Lakes
Banff Springs
Chateau Lake Louise
Canadian Rockies
Alaska
New Princess Liner
Canada
William Griffiths Williams
Mary Eller Bacon
Gary Cooper
Paulette Goddard
Joe E. Brown
Noreen Nash
Daniel G. Levenick
L.L.B
Hamiota
John Deere
Fire and Automobile Insurance
D. L. Johnston
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