Local Short News Items From Canadian Towns
Parcel post rates set to rise on April 2 and a five fifths reduction in car license fees took effect March 15. Holy Trinity WA held an Easter bazaar raising 147 dollars. Notes mention hospital visits, Winnipeg travelers, and farmers attending leadership courses in Brandon. Mission group reports 333 raised for March of Dimes and plans for Japan relief and exchange programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Rowan
Hamiota Hospital
Holy Trinity WA
Dell
Mra
Ed. Stowe
H. Gittings
W. Williams
WJ. Collier
Murray
Winnipeg
Fred Brynt
Gordon Long
Merv. Stewart
Miniota Tractor Club
Brandon
Minsota United
M.S
D Deans
G. Long
Mission Band
Japan
Trinidad
Nelson House
Ozaku School
Canada
Gwen Draper
Pat Hodnett
Sandra Spalding
Obituary of Rev Albert Schofield Funeral Held in Arrow River
Rev Albert Schofield 71 died March 16 in St Pauls Saskatoon brain hemorrhage and pneumonia. Funeral at Arrow River church conducted by Rev A D Caskey with burial in Arrow River cemetery. Survived by widow Ethel Sunley and son Kenneth Artesia California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Schofield
St. Paul’s Hospital
Saskatoon
Arrow River Church
A.d.caskey
Arrow River Cemetery
Robert, Russell
Verne Sunley
Gerald Decker
Burton Johnston
Harry Gardham
Mr. Schofield
London
England
Ross and Hodnett
Minot
Decker
Ethel Sunley
Blairs
The
Apostolic Church
Apostolic Church In
Canada
G. A. Barke
Schofield
Kenneth
Artesia
California
Fragmentary obituary fragment with two daughters named
A funeral notice mentions two daughters Mrs G Clarke of Foxwarren and Mrs G A Latke of Saskatoon among the survivors, with the text cut off after the phrase for the funeral. The fragment provides limited context on the deceased and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Clarke
Foxwarren
G.A. Latke
Saskatoon
Pioneer farmer Joseph Sarares laid to rest in Virden
Friends and neighbors gathered at St Pauls United Church Virden to honor pioneer farmer Joseph Sarares who died Tuesday March 20 in his 85th year. He came from Ontario in 1885 to settle Two Creeks and helped transform the virgin prairie into grain and stock farms. He married Margaret McKay in 1887. she died in 1923. Burial was at Virden cemetery after services by Rev. W R Welsh. Surviving are three sons Lawrence Albert and Alex and four daughters, plus siblings and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s United Church
Virden
Two Creeks
Joseph Sarares
Sararas
Ontario
Margaret McKay
W R. Welsh
A. Russell
Gordon Cole
Chapman
M. Hawes
J. Patterson
J.wardmar
Lawrence
Albert
Alex
Arrow
Welber
Florence
E. Hammond
Winnipeg
Eph Salmon
Birtle
David
Noah
R Gardiner
KR. Busby
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McCormack
Hodnett - General Merchant - Miniota
Massey-Harris
Tornado Feed
Snow White
Brodie J
Carrie
Chrysler
Johnson Bros
Miniota
John Deere
General Motors
New
Massey-Harri Gibson
Watts’ Garage
We. le
Miniota Consumers’ Cooperative
Esa Rowan
Gilbert Plains
Hughibbon
FE. Morison, Crandall
Man
Daniel Lueyk
Thomas Andrushuk
Minsota
Thatcher
L. Rudd
Crandall Exchange
Rawleigh
WGC
Daniel Lucyk
Tom Andrushuk
Holy Trinity Anglican Church
Cecil I. Rothery
Bjornson
Miniota Drugs
Daniel G. Levenick
McConnel Bros. Ltd
Hamiota
Miniota Community
the Flame and the Arrown Technicolor
Burt Lancaster
Virginia Mayo
R. O.P. Cooperative Hatchery
Manitoba Dairy and Poultry Co-Operative, Ltd
Miniata
Leonard Marcoux
D.V.M
D.V.P
Manitoba
John F. Tennant
Harry L. Trump
Clement Block Brandon
Birtle Hotel
Miniota-Consumers Co-Op
Ary Water Service N the Country
Gould
Forsyth Bros
I. H.C
T.andrushuk
Joseph Sararas
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