Miniota Herald notices and local travels
The issue notes Mies Ivy Richardson traveling to Toronto last week. Miss Lillian Richardson of Elk Horn stayed home for the weekend. Stowe, WL Hodnett and Mrs L Lapointe visited Winnipeg. Howard Richardson returned to Toronto after visiting relatives. Mrs L Powell and son John with Miss Janet Cunningham and Ina Cunningham visiting the Cunningham home from Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Ivy Richardson
Toronto
Howard Richardson
L Powell
John
Janet Cunningham
Pha Flon
Ina Cunningham
F Campbell
Washington, DC
D* Cunningham
Victory Bonds exceed ninety thousand in Miniota drive
The final tabulation shows over $90,000 raised in the Rural Municipality of Miniota campaign. W. D. and L. W. Berwick were in Regina weekend for their uncle Ray O. Berwick's funeral after an operation, with services held Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota
W.D. and
L.W. Berwick
Regina
Ray O. Berwick
Currie Sinclair Wedding in Brandon
The marriage of Mrs. M. Sinclair Brandon to George Currie Firdale occurred Wednesday afternoon November 10 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Fisher 622 16th St Brandon. Rev Spence officiated and a buffet luncheon followed before the couple departed for Firdale where they will reside.
Beatrice Joan Webber Weds William Harmon in Crandall
The second Webber daughter Béatrice Joan wed William Henry Harmon at three pm on Tuesday November 9 in Crandall. Rev W Bill officiated with music by Mrs W Bill. The couple plan a short honeymoon and reside on a Melita farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Webber
Reg. Webber
WT. Webber
Melita
Community Mourns Lenore Area Funeral
Crandall OS Torrance Lawson is home on furlough. Sympathy extends to Mrs W Hyndman whose mother Mrs Grant of Lenore died Monday. Funeral held Tuesday from the family residence to Lenore Cemetery. The WMS met at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OS Torrance Lawson
W Hyndman
Grant
Lenore
Lenore Cemetery
Armistice Day Observed by Canadian Legion Comrades
The Canadian Legion comrades at Miniota observed Armistice Day with a cenotaph service, a Remembrance service at Crandall led by Rev. B O Whitfield, and an address on Remembrance and Reconsecration. Reeve J R Lynch read the honor roll as Ivy Douglas sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Legion
Crandall
B.O. Whitfield
Reeve J.R. Lynch
Ivy Douglas
For Quick Sale Secondhand Roosters and Cream Separators
John Tennant offers 25 horn Roosters at 50c each and three secondhand cream separators Melotte Delaval and Renfrew ready to work. Phone 2014 Arrow River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melotte
Delaval
Renfrew
John Tennant
Arrow River
For Sale Good Cheer Circulator Heater and Household Items
For sale from Mrs. T. G. Long of Miniota items include a Beil organ a dining room suite two dressers and washstands two iron beds a combination china cabinet and desk plus many other articles Fuller particulars by phone 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Cheer
Beil Organ
T. G. Long
Reveille Founder Honored by Comrades at Lunch
J W Horner founded Reveille. During the proceedings F A Barnes presented Com rade R M Oliver with a handsome carving set for his services as secretary since the branch began. The gift was paid for by the recipients, and Comrades along with their ladies and friends enjoyed a dainty WI lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reveille
J.W. Horner
F.A. Barnes
R. M. Oliver
Obituary of C P R Michell Palmer at 66 in England
Winona Michell reports the death of her father Charles Percy Rodney Michell aged 66 on September 13. He farmed near Uno from 1900 to 1921 in Birtle and Miniota, later returning to Yorkshire and taking the Michell name. A prominent sportsman and former Western Canada Amateur Tennis champion, he was a blood brother to the Sioux and active in ARP work in England. Survived by sons Charles and John Michell and daughter Winona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Michell
Charles Percy Rodney Michell
Mr. Michell
Birtle
Miniota
Uno
C.P.R. Palmer
Forcett Park
Yorkshire
Michell
Francis Drake
Admiral Rodney
Wm. Pitt
Palmer
Western
Canada
A.R.P
England
Charles
John Michell
R.N
Winona
Tress
Winnipeg wedding ties Albion and Manson residents
Mrs. Doris MacPherson married A B Ken. Nordlinger of Manson on Wednesday evening at the bride's aunt's home on Wellington Crescent in Winnipeg. Earlier visits include Mrs. R. Clegg and family at Binscorth and Miss B. Wiggins teaching locally while Miss MacPherson is away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Wiggins
Doris MacPherson
A.B Ken. Nordlinger
Manson
Local Institute elects officers and grants life memberships
The school group voted life memberships for Mr W Tennant and Mrs JM Elliott for long service since formation. On Thursday the Directorate elected officers including President Mrs W Tennant and secretary Mrs R Lelond with committees for social, cemetery, salvage, war services, and Sunshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
W. Tennant
JM. Elliott
J Wiggins
Soldiers Parcel
Hes
J.F. Tennant
Sunshine
F. Lelond
Dr and Mrs William Iverach Golden Wedding Celebration
The Iverachs held their Golden Wedding at Isabella on November 8 1893 in Chicago during the World's Fair era. Eldest son W E Iverach led the couple to a white and gold arch while relatives assisted. Rev H S Bowman officiated as vows were renewed. A grand dinner followed with 37 guests, 30 relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Iverach
Isabella
Chicago
Ill
W. E. Iverach
Minnedosa
Mission Band Elects Officers For Upcoming Term
The Mission Band met Friday last and elected officers. President Jom Carnegie. Vice President Barry Lisser. Secretary Jim Elliott. Missionary Treasurer Murray Carnegie. Emergency Treasurer Donnie Elliott. Press Secretary Billy Lister. World Friends Secretary Tom Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jom Carnegie
Barry Lisse R
Jim Elliott
Murray Carnegie
Donnie Elliott
Billy Lister
World Friends
Tom Elliott
Leland Shower Honors Mr and Mrs Stan Leland
A Tuesday evening gathering in the hall honored Mr and Mrs Stan Leland with a miscellaneous shower. Gifts were delivered by Douglas Collier and Alfred Baich after an address by Mrs RG Mitchel, followed by thanks from Mr Leland, then lunch and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Leland
Douglas Collier
Alfred Baich
RG Mitchel
Leland
Concert party from No 1 CNS gives farewell church show
A capacity audience filled the church on Friday night for No 1 CNS concert party's final public appearance. The varied program included choral and musical works, impersonations, and a comedy team. Proceeds benefited the Red Cross. the troupe enjoyed a chicken dinner before departing for Riversland, with thanks from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.N.S
Red Cross
Rivers
Wisconsin meeting recaps strong reports and relief drive
The Wisconsin organization held its annual meeting on Tuesday and heard strong reports from all departments. A total of 1901 dollars was donated to Chinese Relief, with additional details noted in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Iverach Celebration Highlights Local Guests and Gifts
Hon J A Glen and Mrs Iverach hosted a social with Rev N Bowman and Mrs Bowman among the guests. Donald Iverach returned from overseas service, speeches by Rev H Bowman and J T Finkbeiner lauded the couple. Mrs A Adams decorated, Mrs R Clark made cakes, and many Isabella area friends sent congratulations and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iverach
J. A. Glen
House of Commons
J. Sanley
N. Bowman
Donald Iverach
Jas. Iverach
P.p.c.l.h
Glen
A. Adams
R Clark
Isabella
Rev. H. Bowman
Notable attendees at Winnipeg ceremony with local dignitaries
WL McKensie King the Prime Minister of Canada Lieut-Governor Hon R F and Mrs McWilliams and Dr J W Dafoe attended a Winnipeg event as Dr and Mrs Wm Iverach and their three children recalled a long remembered occasion at present to be continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WL. McKensie King
Canada
Cioverno
R. F
McWillams
J. W. Dafoe
Winnipeg Free Press
Wm. Iverach
Gouverneur Harrison Ships Out for Halifax Duty
Gov C Harrison has left to join his unit at Halifax. December 15 marked a poultry shipping day at Decker Tree M.S. Readied 10 Ditty bags for the sailors shipped overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isa Bella Gov. C
Harrison
Halifax
Decker
Tree M.S
Red Deer Visitoring Trio and Brandon Family Weekend
Mrs Ken Hanna of Red Deer visits the Campbell home with Miss K Coxworth and Ry Robertson. Brandon hosts the weekend gathering. Mrs Muldoon arrives from Dand to spend the winter with her mother Mrs Jo Coxworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Hanna
Red Deer
Campbell Home
K. Coxworth
Ry Robertson
Brandon
Mrs. Muldoon
Dand
Jo Coxworth
Farewell Party For Drummonds And Riches At J T Finkbeiner Home
A Sunday night farewell gathering at the J T Finkbeiner residence honored Mr and Mrs C Drummond and Mr and Mrs S Riches as they prepare to relocate to Carberry. A Lints and BE Finkberner spoke, presenting gifts, and the Riches received an electric table lamp. Guests offered thanks and enjoyed a light lunch and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Finkbeiner
C. Drummond
S. Riches
Carberry
Beulah Residents Visit Forster Family Homes
Beulah Miss M. Rees and Miss Harmsworth spent the weekend at the H.E. Forster home. W. H. Pierce T. A. Helgeson and Jake Letkeman visited Winnipeg last week. Lieut and Mrs A J Forster from Chilliwack B C are visiting the T E Forster home for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Rees
Harmsworth
H.e.forster
W. H. Pierce
T. A. Helgeson
Jake Letkeman
Winnipeg
A.J. Forster
Chilliwack, B.C
T.E. Forster
Mrs D Hellopeter Visits Sister In Washington
Mrs D Hellopeter of Enumclaw Washington spent a few days last week with her sister Mrs Bert Hawes in the same town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Hellopeter
Enumclaw
Washington
Bert Hawes
Mrs Coldman Visits Bruno With Family
Mrs C S Coldman visited Bruno with her daughter and granddaughter Jeanette Daigle and returned home after the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C S.coldman
Bruno
Jeanette Daigle
Plane Forced Down Near Tomiski Farm This Week
A Neepawa bound plane piloted by LAC Griffin James Wales was forced down on the Tomiski farm on Wednesday evening. The pilot stayed with the Chisholm family until rescue on Thursday and the aircraft was flown back on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neepawa
Lac Griffin James
Wales
Tomiski Farm
Chisholm
Avoidable Losses in Grain Inspecting Branch Report
Grain Inspection Branch period August 1 to October 15 shows heavy losses for farmers due to smutty and rejected wheat. Smutty grades rise fivefold since 1941, with discounts and nearly $200 per car fees. rejected grades surge due to moisture and heating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheat Board
K. W. Neatvy
BN. Smallman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reg M Oliver
Manitoba
T.B
Lillian Richardson
Elkhorn
Currie— Sinclair
Harmon Webber
WMS
A. FE. Groves
A. Barnes
Geo. J. Heyhoe
Whitney
Thoraday
W Bill
Miss Martin
Roy Leland
Minjota
F. E. Cullen
John Stowe
Miniota Exchange
Oak Buffet
Grolier Soc
O'Hara
Blue Sergio
Mrs. P. Torgerson
Edna and
Raymond
J.J. Leland
Mrs
William Iverach
J. H. Fraser
R. K. Chalmers
Reeve J. R. Lynch
J. Spalding
Rt. Hon
Brother
Axis
Veterar
Beulah
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