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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 11, 1954
Page
8
Local newspaper issue from Miniota with editor M Oliver dated November 11 1954. Contains typical community notices and local item briefs in a period telegraphic style.
Crandall Rev ALA and Mrs Carruthers visited Seven Sisters last week with other guests listed. The Orange hall hosted the Pool Elevator Assoc annual meeting with 30 members and 6 visitors. L Hunkin presided and officers were re elected. A Cheerio showing in town and Legion prizes were announced. various local residents were noted as attendees and prize winners. The Child Health Centre will be cancelled for now and a monthly clinic planned in Hamiota. The Woman’s Institute met with 25 members, fund contributions noted, and Cancer Relief and Hospital Aid updates shared.
Mrs H. Coulthard and her son Duane of Winnipeg visit sister Mrs Johnson. Mr and Mrs Warren Phillip and David formerly of Kindersley Sask visit Mrs J T Finkbeiner. Earl now a C N R agent at Oakar Taabella. 4 H Seed club took first at the Fair in Hamiota.
Beulah Milne was a patient at Hamiota hospital last week. Announcements include visits by the V Kellys to Rathwell, Maduke family and Deyholos at Gimli, and a hall committee approving a new ceiling. St Wilfrid’s WA held a meeting. F G Cooper appointed secretary treasurer. An annual bazaar at Beulah United Church runs November 12 from 3 pm with crafts, baking, and foods. Shamrock Old Timer’s Reunion featured a fowl supper and dance. A Ford accident north of town injured J Bel and Bud Kelly J Baskier. Pool Elevator Assoc held its annual meeting with reports by Geo McConnell and John Deyholos. directors named C J Smith, B Medd, A Stowe.
Helen Marie Hawes daughter of Mr and Mrs W Hawes Newdale formerly Beulah married Terry Twerdochlib son of Mr and Mrs Pete Twerdochlib of Ohio at Beulah United Church on Wednesday October 20 Rev H Moffatt officiated. The bride wore white satin and nylon lace with a nylon net veil.
Vera Hawes and Shirley Hamberg served as bridesmaids while the groom’s brother Mac and cousin Sam attended him. The couple followed a Beulah hall reception on their wedding trip and now reside in Birch River Manitoba.
Bruce Freeborn of Gladstone New Hampshire and Mrs A J Grant of Wellwood with Carberry visited Gordon Grey at his home last week adding to local social exchanges and community ties.
The notice expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and support shown during a difficult time, recognizing their thoughts, prayers, visits, messages, and assistance.
Arrow River Glenlochar and Miniota residents sent cards letters fruit and flowers and paid visits to Mrs Rose Lelond while she was a patient in Brandon general hospital Russell and Joy Lelond were among those who expressed thanks through these courtesies.
The family of the late Mrs J Richardson express deep thanks for the kind inquiries and courtesies shown during her illness and for the messages of condolence help and floral tributes after her passing.
Mrs. Emma Jane Richardson died Friday morning at Virden hospital. The obituary notes the early passing and lists family connections and local ties as read in the notice.
Notice from Rural Municipality of Miniota Manitoba that lands listed for arrears of taxes will be sold by public auction on December 14 1954 at 2 PM in the Miniota village council chamber unless the taxes and costs are paid.
Emma Jane Flannery Richardson, born in Ireland, died November 5 after ill health. She lived near Miniota, married to Arthur Richardson in Pipestone February 12, 1923. Survived by mother Mrs. Flannery, two sons Howant and George, two daughters Mrs. Gardham and Mrs. Lockhart, eight brothers, one sister, and six grandchildren. Funeral at Holy Trinity Church Arrow River with Reverend W H Gregory officiating.
A vintage style notice extols automatic dryers to avoid cold basements and heavy lifting, promising bone dry clothing and set it and forget it ease. It also includes tips for preserving storage goods with Pliofilm bags and a simple sausage vegetable bake recipe.
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