Albert Walker Crandall joins Anglo American Oil Co Brandon
Crandall Albert Walker secured a position with the Anglo American Oil Co in Brandon. Miss Sheila Dickey of Winnipeg and Miss Claudia Dickey of Clark Hall Brandon have completed studies and are home for holidays. Barbara Lynn and Mrs Edmonton visit H B Whitney home while Clarence Whitney serves in Korea with the Canadian UN contingent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Walker
Anglo-American Oil Co
Brandon
T. Zimmerman
Macgregor
R. Kits
Miniots
Sheila Dickey
Winnipeg
Claudia Dickey
Clark Hall
Kon
Coupe
C. Whitney
Barbara Lynn
Edmonton
H.B. Whitney
Clarence
Korea
U.N
Local Hospital Patient and Community Notes From Isabella Region
Joe Gardham remains a patient at Hamtota hospital with pleurisy. Mr and Mrs Herb Shurvell return from an extended England visit and visit with Mr and Mrs Fred Shurvell. Isabella Young People staged two one act plays A good girl in the Kitchen and Too much of a good Thing at capacity church. W A sponsored event featured solos, a male quartet, readings, trumpet solos, folk dancing and school singing. W I met at Mrs J T Finkbeiner’s with twenty members and three visitors. bazaar donations discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gardham
Hamtota Hospital
Herb Shurvell
England
Fred Shurvell
Isabella
Morgan Johnson
W. Cochrane
Lavinia
Les Milne
W A
W. I
J.T. Finkbeiner
Sopg
al. Clark
J. E. Finkbeiver
Hospital Board
Red Cross Meeting Plans Fundraising Bazaar
A Red Cross committee discussed accepting the raised amount for the year and arranging a bazaar soon. H Levins reported eight shipments of work received and largely distributed. Mrs J T Finthiner read the thought for the day and Mrs W Hatton of Decker spoke on her five month visit to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Levins
J.T Fintheiner
Mre. W. Hatton
Decker
England
No title found in weekend social notes at Cypress River
Weekend social items from Cypress River and area list visits among Winnipeg residents and local families. J L Stowe and the Cruden and Green families are noted visiting. M M Jess arrives from Toronto to lead Indian Reserve Missions. a play by the Birtle players is reported. Red Cross work includes blouses vests combinations baby shirts dresses and knitted items. Mrs Cruden sustains minor injuries but recovers well after a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Palmer
Winnipeg
Hy Beattie
Jack Cruden
Ken Green
Jess
Toronto
Carrs
Elmer
Birtle
Weekend Visits and Local News from Miniota Area
ARROW RIVER area residents share weekend visits with relatives in Portage Brandon and Killarney. The Miniota players staged a Thursday play to a large crowd. Ford Wiggins is rushed to Hamiota hospital for emergency appendicitis. Hy Gardham treated for a foot injury. L L Tennant named resident manager of Imperial Oil Ltd in Moose Jaw area, started with Brandon in 1921. congratulations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les
Shoemaker
Ken
Janet
Portage
Miniota
Ed, Johnson
Killarney
Tom Mitchell
J. R. Mitchell
Brandon
RG Mitchell
Ford Wiggins
Hamiota
Hy. Gardham
L.L Tennant
Imperial Oil Ltd
Moose Jaw
Obituary Douglas Bunn
Funeral services were held for Douglas Bunn aged 23 who died May 3 at Brandon Sanitorium after a five year illness. The Birchil Indian Reserve church hosted the service with burial in the reserve cemetery. Rev. B O Whitfield led the rites with pallbearers Kenneth Mann, Jack Mann, Clarence Bunn and Wiile Bopha. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Jerry Bunn three brothers Lawrence Donald and David and sister Lorna plus floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Bunn
Brandon
Birchil Indian Reserve
B. O. Whitfield
Kenneth
Jack Mann
Clarence Bunn
Wiile Bopha
Jerry Bunn
Lawrence
Donald
David
Lorna
Holy Trinity Anglican Church resumes services May 13
Cecil I. Rothery student in charge reports church services restart on Sunday May 13 with Sunday School at 11 each Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Anglican Church
Cecil I. Rothery
Depth of Seeding Advice for Frost damaged Grain
Farmers are urged to avoid frost damaged or damp seed and not treat frozen grain with formaldehyde. Slightly frosted seed may benefit from mercury disinfectants, but deeper seeding reduces germination. Increase seeding rate to compensate for reduced viability and plant promptly after treatment to reduce crop failure risk in 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Also Mentioned on This Page
M Oliver
Manitoba
USA
Crandall
Beulah
Mr. and
Mrs. J. Edmundson
Tre
John Tennant
Cypress River
James Stewart
Deborah Paget
Joan Fontaine
Robert Ryan
Zachary Scott
Arrow River
HYDRO
AEC
Army
Royal Canadian Engineers
Defence
Fort Osborne Barracks
Man
Listen 90
Voice of the Army
Dominion Network
Harry L. Trump
Clement Stock Brandon
Birtle Hotel
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