ill Brandon man John Bacon in hospital
John Bacon is seriously ill in Brandon general hospital. Winnipeg visitors last week included Mr and Mrs R Kits and Lloyd. J Myers family moving to a Lenore district farm. Miss Ermina Shiel visited Brandon at her brother Clarence's home. New winter residents include C E Shier family C B R Lee family J Hazelwood Garnet Johnston family J Craik and Delymer Johnston families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bacon
Brandon General Hospital
R. Kits
Lloyd
Winnipeg
J.myers
Lenore
Ermina Shiel
Brandon
Clarence
C. £. Shier
C. BR. Lee
J. Hazelwood
Garnet Johnston
J. Craik
Delymer Johnston
Isabella Mary Heise Visits Winnipeg and Local Movements
Mrs Doug Isabella visited sister in Winnipeg. Mrs D Wright spending days in Winnipeg. Barry Scarth and Art Heise to Winnipeg seeking work. Mr and Mrs G Lorrance reside in town for winter. Mr and Mrs H Miller and Mrs W H Miller motor to Gladstone on Sunday. F G Bowman returned by car to South Burnaby BC on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug. Heise
Winnipeg
D. Wright
Barry Scarth
Art. Heise
Mrs. G. Lorrance
Community honours Davidsons Heise with showers and tea
Mr R E B Heise and Mrs A Adama hosted tea for Mrs Davidson Heise in honour of the former’s daughter in law. The weekly Community meeting discussed ball and rink finances and municipal affairs. Isabella and Blaris folks then joined a mixed gift shower with cards crokinole and a Take a Chance program ending with a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Harrison
Oscar F Doyle
R. EB. Heise
A. Adama
Davidson Heise
McNab
Isabella and
Blaris
Barton Johnston
Davidson
Edwin Charles Nankivell Obituary
Mr and Mrs W E Nankivell learned of their son Edwin's death after a Friday night internal hemorrhage. He had been a patient at Nightingale Nursing Home and died a few hours after admission to Winnipeg General Hospital. He is survived by his parents two sisters Mrs Ivan Lawrence and Mary and four brothers Lawrence Clifford Stanley and Dennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.E Nankivell
Winnipeg
Edwin
Nightingale Nursing Home
Winnipeg General Hospital
Ivan Lawrence
Mary
Lawrence
Clifford
Stanley
Dennis
Memorial services mark passing of church member
The deceased, long active in church and WI circles, is mourned by a husband two sons Gerald and Barry a daughter Mrs. Paul Barteaux of Birtle her mother and two brothers Bruce and Rodney McConnell Max Treherne Joe Melta and a sister Mrs. Wm May Ruth of Strathclair. The Rev J B Francis led the service and the casket was laid to rest in Crandall cemetery with pallbearers Ray O Connor Ed Shier Walter Beggs Chas R Lee W Lewis Wal Hyndman. Floral tributes were numerous and beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Francis
Crandall
Ray O'Connor
Shier
Walter Beggs
Chas. R. Lee
W Lewis
Wal. Hyndman
Gerald
Barry
Barry, At Home; A Daughter, Mrs. Pail Barteaux
Birtle
Bruce
Rodney
McConnell
Max
Treherne
Joe
Lta
Wm May
Ruth
Strathclair
Card of Thanks from Clarence Shier and Family
We extend sincere thanks to relatives friends and neighbors for acts of kindness messages of sympathy and floral offerings after our bereavement Clarence Shier and family express gratitude for the support shown during this difficult time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Shier
Mrs. C. E. Shier remembered at Crandall church
Mrs. Clarence E. Shier died after a long illness in Hamiota hospital on November 12 in her 52nd year. Born Helen Parker in Lunenburg Nova Scotia on March 24 1900 she moved west with parents to McConnell. She married Clarence Ernest Shier in Brandon on December 8 1926 and engaged in Crandall district community affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall United Church
C.E. Shier
Hamiota Hospital
Lunenburg
Helen Parker
McConnel
Clarence Ernest Shier
Brandon
Crandall
Rural Municipality Miniota Secretary-Treasurer J Spalding
J Spalding serves as the Secretary Treasurer for the Rural Municipality of Miniota. No further details accompany the brief notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota
J. Spalding
Referendum on Coarse Grain Marketing Set for Nov 24 1951
Premier Campbell announces a provincial vote on the marketing of oats and barley to be held November 24 1951. Voters will choose Yes or No by marking an X on ballots. Names appear on voter lists prepared by division registrars, with provisions for those not listed to vote after a statutory declaration.
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Townstop
Manitoba
Lawrence H. Bousfield
Winnipeg
Lawrence H Bousfield
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Company
Province of
Neepawa Land Titles Office
Henry Lowe
P.L.S
David J. Campbell
Minsota
William Lindley Hodnett
Miniota
Province
Campbell
F. C. Bell
Assiniboia
Brandon City
Kildonan'd Transcona
Portage la Prairie
City of Winnipeg
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Charles Boyer
Linda Esr
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Bing Crosby
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Kenneth Toby
Margaret Sheridan
Edwin Charles Nankivell
Harry L. Trump Optometrist
Clement Block
Birtle Hotel
Royal Bank OF Canada
D. A. Huett
Clarence E. Shier
Prine Dhrey
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T. Eaton
Canada
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Dauph
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Flon
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Sym Ep
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Onda Big
Alogue
Orn Iola
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Aiaval Trust
Confadis Thasends
Corelle
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Lion
Aelh Pascomibe
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Camp Borden
Fort Osborne Barracks
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Main Street
City Hall
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Port Arthur
Voice of the Army
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