Community notices and changes in Crandall district
Local updates list visitors and returns to Crandall district including Wilfred Douglas and Vernon BG at funerals, Della Douglas and Carter visiting Winnipeg, Mrs Lorimer visiting relatives in district, and a Vancouver sister visiting. Congratulations to W H Campill for a ten dollar award at the CPR depot. WSS meeting held at Parsonage with Mrs J M Wilson presiding and Mrs H Collyer leading study period. Sympathy extended to families of Mrs Bell and to Mrs Douglas and family after sudden bereavement. Community Skating Ink elected C R Lee president and R Dickey vice president with officers listed. Crandall Pool Elevator No 100 annual meeting elected directors and officers. annex valued at 900 donated to the rink. Young People held reorganization the church parlor with Rae Hyndman president and Myrna Connell secretary treasurer and new officers and committee additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall
McDougall
Geo. McConnell
E. Douglas
J. Mitchell
C.R Lee
C. Lewis
F Morison
H. Hyndman
RK. Vance
C.lewis
C. R. Lee
A. Dickey
H. Coupe
J. 8. Mitchell
Rae Hyndman
Andrew
Treas Myrnae Connell
Ivy Douglas
Sheila Dickey
Newtemberg
Wmallace
Beverly Shier
Lorna
Ted Andrew
Robt. Coupe
Contests
Lugeh
Miniota County Orange Lodges Hold Annual Meeting in Oak River
The annual meeting of Miniota County Orange Lodges held in Oak River included representation from all lodges. W C M Cochrane presided. membership stands at nine. Oak River and Crandall lodges show gains and plan two special services on Sundays July 5 and November 2. A picnic and social are planned for June. County officers appointed include Master W H Campbell and Deputy Master A Ferris with Rev J M Wilson as Chaplain and a full slate of secretaries, auditors, and lecturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota County
Orange Lodges
Oak River
W.C.M. Cochrane
Hamiota Lodge
Crandall
W.H Campell
A. Ferris
J M. Wilson
C. Kidd
C. Smith
W.R. Kirk
J Ramsay
D. Mason
R. Ramsey
R. Espey
E Hazlewood
Veterans Day Tribute Remembered With Poppy Remembrance
The notice recalls honoring the memory of service members who died in both wars. It notes longstanding tradition of paying tribute by wearing the Poppy and observing remembrance customs.
Remembrance Day observances and community tributes in Crandall
Remembrance weekend included wreath laying by special services in Canada and world, with a Remembrance Day service at the Crandall church. Reeve Lynch read the Hon or Roll as Rev. K A Moyer delivered the address, followed by Last Post and Reveille at the cenotaph. Veterans were hosted to lunch, and War Brides were honored at a Crandall gathering with gifts, decorations, and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Reeve Lynch
K A. Moyer
J.W. Horner
G. Melville
W. Car
Obituary for Mrs. E. Bell in Crandall district
The Crandall area mourns Mrs. Olive Ethel Bell who died unexpectedly at Virdeo hospital on Friday November 15. Born Olive Warren in 1582, she lived at Crandall and worked at the Crandall Telephone Office since 1925. Funeral services were held Sunday at the church and Crandal cemetery with Rev. Wilson officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall
Olive Ethel Warren
J. Marren
High Bluff
Man
Viola Dale
McConnell
Palmerston District
Palmerston School
Palmerston Church
W. G. Bell
Crandal
Rev
Wilson
George Kerr Douglas Dies Suddenly After Busy Week
The district mourns the sudden death of George Kerr Douglas on Saturday morning after a week that included driving the school and a top to Bikhorn by car on Friday. He had shown no health issues and continued his duties as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kerr Douglas
Bikhorn
Local Resident Laid To Rest In Crandall Cemetery
Richard Vernon Crandall of Harding leaves behind wife and children Wilfred Vernon BC James and Arnold at home along with sisters Mrs L Thompson Vancouver and Mrs F Thompson Moose Jaw and brother Gordon Vernon. He belonged to Misota Masonic lodge and funeral rites were held after a large Crandall church service officiated by Rev J M Wilson. Burial followed at Crandall cemetery with six Brother Masons as bearers and honored pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred
Vernon
Richard
Harding
James
Arnold
L. Thompson
Vancouver
F. Thompson
Moose Jaw
Gordon Vernon
Misota Masonic Lodge
United Church
J. M. Wilson
Crandall Church
Crandall Cemetery
W.H. P. Wallace
Wm. Coburn
D.C. Douglas
H. M. Brisbin
GL Dibblee
Wal. Hyndman
S. Bacon
E. Rutledge
H. Bray
J. Curtis
E. Douglas
J. Stewart
Agricultural Research Is Formative For Canada
The article argues that agricultural research delivers unmatched economic benefits to Western Canada, citing rust resistant wheats like Thatcher Renown Apex and Regent. It notes gains in Manitoba and eastern Saskatchewan from 1938 to 1945, plus rewards from drought rehabilitation, erosion control, weeds and pest management, and disease resistant oats and barley. It stresses long term security through research and postwar export goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thatcher
Renown
Apex
Regent
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Praine
Canada
Manitoba farmer pioneer buys bonds for 21 grandchildren
R W Edmonds, longtime Oakbank district farmer, bought $100 Canada Savings Bonds for each of his 21 grandchildren. Born in Devon, England, he moved to Manitoba at age 22 and now lives with his son near their original Oakbank homestead. Edmonds praises the savings program as the best investment of his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Crandall
Thomas Douglas
Palmerston
Margaret Ann Clark
Inverkeithrey Kurtess
Scotland
Gec
K. Douglas
Montana
U.S.A
Douglas
JL Mansell
Solsgirth
N.peter
Oakbank
Itoba
R. W. Edmords
Devonshire
England
Mr. Edmonds
W. R. Edmonds
Wheat quota restrictions withdrawn for market access
District announces removal of wheat delivery limits to maximize sale. warns that trapping or killing raccoons is illegal with a $200 penalty upon conviction.
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Phyllis
Viola Doug
Winnipeg
Wilfred Douglas
D. Gunson Balcarres
His
Gunson
Wm. McPherson Hartoey
Whpbell Home
Della Douglas
Mrs. . Carter
Ith
J. Douglas
Wm. Lorimer
E. Bell
W.H. Campll
C.P.R
J.M. Wilson
H. Collyer
R. Dickey
Sec.Treas
H.doupe
R. Amy
KE. Douglas
Ways and Means
M. McConnell i Hall
C. Lyng
E. Shier
W. H. Campbell
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Negie
Reeve JR. Lyorch
Berwick J
Shier
Joe Hyndman
Wia Coburn
C Collyer
Sr. Rebus
E Merson
E Douglas
W Irvine. Virden
Taige Foltz
Washington
Dames
Brandon
W. Lorimer
A. Frame
Lenore
Percy
Milton
Virden
Ernest
Phylis
J. C. Collyer
Te Curism
Monttor A ‘Ee
Christian Science Monitor
Christian Science Publishing Society
Norway Street
Boston
Mass
Osler, Hammond & Nanton
Fire and Automobile Insurance
John Deere
D.L. Johnston
Io Manitoba
Eearnow
William Avenue
NES
Abitibillie & Delta Company
Port Arthur
Hassocke
Davenport and Chair
M. H. McConnell
Greane
Dector
Miniota
Reg M Oliver
United States
Ottawa
Province OF
LAW Courts
Broadway
Kennedy Streets
A. B. Lawford
Oliver
Jno Decie
Donald C. Douglas
M.h.mcconnell Hardware Merchant
Orange Hall
J.f.m.johnston
Isabella
Cranta
Brandon Dail
Decker
Levore
Pope, Crandall
Arrow River
Mist Sta
Bea'ah Isabella
Bailey & Gricory
Uamiots
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