Local Notes and Auctioneers News From The District
Weekend visits from Mrs J King Winnipeg and Mrs J Li Evans with Peggy join area residents. Auctioneers J F M Johnston to sell Commercial Hotel contents for Mrs Leam at Miniota on Saturday June 6 at 10 am. Local service members Harold Richardson H G Forsyth Stan Horner and others in Winnipeg and Brandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Li. Evans
Peggy
Winnipeg
J. F. M. Johnston
Leam
Miniota
Harold Richardson
Forestry Corps
H.G. Forsyth
R C.A.F
Brandon
Stan Horner
Canadian Ordnance Corps
Winiota Salvage Drive and Local Notices Collide
A fragmented clipping reports a salvage drive urging Canadians to gather fifty million pounds of rubber for shipment to a local depot. It also notes a W E meeting at Mrs P S MacPherson's home with queen Elizabeth fund events, while traffic speeds are warned at 40 mph outside Miniota and towns along the Brandon Miniota CPR line discuss improved rail service with a four weekly schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.E
P. S. MacPherson
P. S. Robinson
A. F. MacKinnon
Miniota
Brandon
Miniota C.P.R
How Green Was My Valley Matinee at 2:30
The matinee on Saturday offers the film How Green Was My Valley with Walter Pidgeon Maureen O Hara and Donald Crisp. It won a timely award as a great picture of the year and audiences are urged to come early for seats.
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Fay
Green
MY Valley
Walter Pidgeon
Maureen O'Hara
Donald Crisp
Pen Lee
Long-Ward Wedding Unites Olive Long and Sinclair Ward
Olive Marion Long of Miniota becomes bride of Sinclair Robert Ward of Brandon in a Saturday ceremony at 4 PM at the East Kikionan home of Mr. and Mrs. H Stewart. Rev W R Welsh officiates. attendants include Mrs Henry Stewart and Harold Ward. couple to reside in Wipnimeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Stewart
Oakview Ave
East Kikionan
Olive Marion
T. G. Long
Miniota
Sinclair Robert Ward
W. E Ward
St. Mallett Block
Brandon
W.R. Welsh
Portage la Prairie
W. E. Ward
Stewart
R. Ward
Wipnimeg
How Much Are You Really Sorry
A wartime Red Cross appeal urges Canadians to donate generously to relieve suffering overseas and support soldiers, sailors, and airmen. The message asks readers to match their sorrow with their contribution and invites donations through the Canadian Red Cross Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Canadian Red Cross Society
Manitoba Power Commission Lowers Domestic Minimum in 79 Towns
The Manitoba Power Commission reduced the monthly domestic minimum from 1.75 to 1.50 dollars, effective with April billing, benefiting 79 towns. The move targets small users such as pensioners and widows, aiming to extend electricity access to more people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Power Commission
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Cies Canada Wings
Wanes
Regss Benk
The
Royal Bank of Canada
J.cradenburgh
Canada
Bey War
National War Finance Committee
Miniota Herald
Geo. A. Kerfoot
Springwater
Sesk
W. H. Yarwood
Mrs. J. King
Mrs H. D. Armitage
Herald Office
Geo. Cornish
C. E. Cornish
Melita
J. C. Vradenburgh
Ray
Les Horner
M. Horner
F. Searth
F.L. Spencer
T. Jasper
H. Flannery
A. B. Cunningham
P.O. A.B. Cunningham
R. C A.F
Toronto
Paulson Airport
United States
Utd
Winiota
Savoy Theatre
Birtle
Auditorium Theatre
Virden
Greta Garbo
Mel
Ilas
Constance Bennett Vyn
Roland Young
Garbo
Ninotchka
Hilar
Ward
Kelieve
Walker
Miniota Hospital
J.T. Walker
Thomas James
Tennant
Lac
E. E. Tennant
Eileen Smith
Arrow River
Dovercourt
Ont
Anna Mac
Dunkirk
Hong Kong
Singapore
Miniota Hardware € O.ltd
Dr. Hess
Dr. Hess Chic
DR. R. K. Chalmers
Miniopa Drug Store
J. D. Forsyth
PKI
John Spalding
Maniota
Manitoba
GEO. Gabel
Hye
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