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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 04, 1937
Page
8
Mrs. Wheatland and Mr. Powell express sincere thanks for the kindnesses extended during illness and after death. They acknowledge expressions of sympathy, tributes, and assistance from friends and the community in Winnipeg.
Miniota holds 11 a m Sunday School with address by Mr E H Reid and a Baptismal service. Crandall at 11 a m confirms, church and Sunday school with Baptismal service. Palmerston 12 30 combined service and Baptismal service. Arrow River 2 30 combined service with Baptismal. Two Creeks 3 p m Mother’s Day service.
Sunday School at 3.30 p m followed by Evensong and Sermon at the church in Miniota.
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Thomas Neadly Wheatland died after an April operation in Minio capital. He served with the BEF in World War I as a member of the 7th Battalion and later in the Forestry corps mechanical division. He was born in Clerkestury Grey County Ontario and moved to Manitoba with years in Osborne Donore Arrow River. He married Edith Mary Perris of Liverpool Kentucky in January 19.8 and never fully recovered from wartime injuries.
The funeral occurred Thursday afternoon at Arrow River church not led by Rev H J Bowman. The service moved to the Soldiers plot in Arrow River cemetery with Canadian Legion ritual after committal. Pallbearers included D C Douglas E Hyndmat E A Barnes S Wallace L and Jne Wiggins. Survived by widow and three sisters Mrs P W Parker Mrs S A Rogers of Sanford Manitoba and Mrs R Lewis of Oklahoma City along with six brothers.
If you are planning a business education for your boy or girl The Herald offers material assistance.
Notice advertises car repair services for Ford vehicles by A B E Aspinwall in Minota with contact phone 45.
Several used one way dise plows six and bit offered at reasonable prices by P C Watts a J Case dealer located in Mimota.
Mr and Mrs RE Vacey spent the weekend in Brandon visiting friends and sightseeing before returning home.
Roy Irvine, who had stayed home for the past week, left on Sunday for Port Arthur, signaling a trip after a period at home.
Mr and Mr H Reid visited relatives in Dauphin over the weekend while Mrs John Clarke returned from a visit in Victoria last week.
Gopher oats cleaned and ready for din, over 40 pounds per bushel. Price 60 cents a bushel. Granary sale by G Long of Miniota contact 222.
W Iverach Jr and his son Garth of Bender Saskatchewan spent the weekend visiting residents in the district and enjoying local hospitality.
J and PD Sutherland, J Reid and A Clarke motored to Winnipeg on Sunday.
A clubbing promotion invites subscribers who already paid for the year to add a small extra charge and receive a selection of magazines. The notice encourages interest in taking part in the offer.
Mr and Mrs Naylor and their son have come back from Saskatoon where they spent the winter.
Bernice Doran claimed victory in the con goleum rug guessing contest with a 73 entry. The official correct number turned out to be 167, confirming the outcome.
A Coronation Tea and date off Home Cooking will be held in the D. O. E. hall on Saturday, May 8, from 3 to 6 p.m., under the auspices of Local Association of Oil Guides.
The Sunday school will observe Mothers Day this Sunday at 1 pm. A coronation service is scheduled to begin at 2 pm, marking the main event of the day with expected participation by local congregants.
A Coronation Dance will be held at Miniota hall on Wednesday May 12 with Old and New Time dances. The Miniota Orchestra will supply the music and admission is 25 cents. Lunch will be provided.
A Saturday gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs W Bardwell honored Mr and Mrs Jas Ross Mrs Ross April wedding date given. Merle Bardwell presented gifts marking the occasion.
Beulah Hembrofe spent Saturday with her parents in Russell. Mr and Mrs Metilvray spent the weekend in Binsearth.
A Monster Coronation Dance will be held in Beulah Community Hall on Wednesday May 2 with music by Midnight Moon Moths. Admission is 35 cents and lunch is provided for all attendees.
Mrs T Haney, who spent the winter in Birtle, has returned to town confirming her travel routine and seasonal visit.
Horace I. Water has returned home after attending Agriculture College in Winnipeg. He completed studies and plans to resume local duties and engage in agricultural pursuits. He met fellow students and broadened his experience during the stay.
Mrs Wilcox of Birt o recently returned home from a visit with her daughter Mrs Shurwell, after being the guest for a period.
The Hirtle players presented Dust of the Earth to a good crowd Monday night. After the drama Olson's Orchestra provided music for a community dance following the performance.
Mrs Dutton spoke in Birtle on her trip to Vimy and other points of interest. The lecture was exceptionally fine and included a display of souvenirs. A silver collection raised 800 dollars.
Mrs LE Forster and her girls prepare a coronation service at the United Church on Sunday at 10 15 a m A special anasi will feature and the class teacher will give a task The Mother's Day service is set for the following week
The Women’s Mission Society met Friday at Mrs Bert Fraser’s home with Mrs H E Forster presiding. A devotional was given by Mrs H J Bowenan and Mrs A Haney led a study chapter while Mrs J Cbhisholwn and Mrs A Harvey were invited to attend the conference in Decker.
The clinic ran last week with seventy six children examined and four with perfect teeth. Extractions numbered 138 and cavities filled 143. The high school band members participated and the five day effort cost seventy five dollars.
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