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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 05, 1935
Page
8
Mrs Coleman is a patient in Minicta Hospital. They discuss minting half cent pieces which will complicate church financing. The Anglican Y A plans a reorganization meeting at the CPK depot on Wednesday at 8 30 pm. Hjalmer AJ Kroeniensen, former empty out grader at the Miniota Creamery, left last week for Shoal Lake.
The Echo reading by Dororthy Wythe with Erin Taylor cover design and Ruth Gibbon authoring a zero essay by Christina Perry marked the session. Grade II to host the next gathering on November 29, while United Y. P. S. met in the church basement addressing Christian Culture with Dorothy Spalding leading.
At the Kirton home in Arrow River on November 2, Jean Elizabeth Kirton wed William Lawson Grant of Winnipeg. The ceremony featured yellow chrysanthemum decorations and a reception for thirty. The couple plans to reside in Winnipeg and were attended by family, with musical interludes including a serenade by EV Johnmghrough.
An Isabella community event occurred Saturday afternoon November 2 at the home of Mr Jas Joverach when his daughter Annabelle Victoria was united in marriage.
The ceremony for Miss Bedford and Mr Adams took place with Rev H J Bownan officiating in Warriate. The bride entered with her father to the Pridal Chorus played by Miss Annie Clarke. She wore a tea rose dress trimmed with silver and carried chrysanthemums and roses. Miss Muriel Bedford attended as bridesmaid and sang with her sister Li Bedford. A buffet breakfast for 28 guests followed the ceremony. The couple will honeymoon in Brendon and live on the groom's farm near Bird.
The Arriote Music Group presented H.M.S. Pinafore at Shoal Lake on Wednesday. Misses McVheren and Quinton of Decker were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs R.G. Mitchell. The C.G.I.O. directed by Miss G Kirton staged Hearts and Blossoms in Crandall on Saturday night.
Broadcast program lists segments including The Child in the Maladjusted Family and School and Community Well Being. Topics cover Recreation and Community Well Being Organized Religion and Community Well Being. Air time given as 1.20 to pm with Neioinor noted as N&ep Novewari 5.
The piece recalls Armistice Day and urges buying a remembrance poppy to aid disabled veterans, symbolizing sacrifice and national memory. It emphasizes the poppy as a living monument and invites readers to honor those who served by supporting veterans through the annual sale.
Beulah Mullaney of Birtle resides there nine town Frank McDonald returns from Morse Sesk Unati mail service between Shoal Lake and Morse discontinued N Sawyer becomes inspector for Good Roads construction Mrs Rameau and Dor left for Winnipeg to reside Mr Rameau to leave Ister this week Mounted officer escorted Mrs J Horodyski to the Prandon Mental Hospital on Sunday Remembrance Day service at United church in Katm Return soldiers Boy Scouts and C G JT to attend Baptism at Shamrock for Garth and Burke children of Mr and Mrs Wakefield and Lorna Bowman Rev H J Bowman performed ceremony Monthly GILT meeting at Johnson home Peyvey Woods devotional Shirler Johnson paper on Study Book Phyllis Hall piano Tea served United church fowl supper program followed Kenton Orchestra readings D Deans Oswald Biaich violin solos M Johnson G Fraser vocal solos Shirley Johnson Peggy Woods May Titley Doris Robertson Junior Choir under Mrs A N Sawyer piano duet Shirley Johnson Peggy Woods address Whats in a Name
Fifteen years ago T Laincaster held his inaugural sale at the W Bryant farm. Rev Stoddard of Brandon began his ministry in the Angligan church here. The marriage of Sarah Jarvis to Allan Beatty occurred on September 22 with Miss Emily Jarvis and Win Paylor in attendance.
The programme ended with the Doxology as Rev H I Bowman led the proceedings and about 53 dollars was realized from the event.
A Remembrance Day service will be held in the church on Monday starting at 10 45 am. The Young Women’s Evening Auxiliary hosted a silver tea and home cooking sale on Saturday afternoon at Mrs Whitney’s.
Miss Margaret Ivrach attended the Adams Iverach wedding while Bill Manning received a one month sentence for stealing a logging chain from W Iverach and faces trial for stealing a magneto from R Wood. H E Woods spoke at a Decker meeting about the District Pig Club, a Cajf Club may form, and officers were re elected. The WM S service was well attended with a Mission Band song and Africa mission talk by Mrs F W Decker.
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