District Happenings Prank Gardham Family News
Sympathy extends to the Prank Gardham family of Kamloops B C on the death of their youngest son Murray. Bill Watters Mrs Reg Attwood of Miniota Mr and Mrs Dick Watters and Mr and Mrs Bill Nankivell Crandall left Monday to attend the funeral. Mr and Mrs Birnie Strachan of Hamiota visited Mrs Tennant this past week. Mr and Mrs Wally Tuttle and boys of Rapid City spent the weekend at the R Mitchell home.
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Gardham
Kamloops
B.C
Murray
Bill Watters
Reg Attwood
Miniota
Dick Watters
Bill Nankivell
Crandall
Birnie Strachan
Hamiata
Tennant
Wally Tuttle
Rapid City
R. G. Mitchel
Beulah News Highlights Weekend Visits and Club Meeting
Beulah residents share weekend visits at homes in Langenburg Sask Saskatoon Brandon Calgary Moosomin and Tuffnel. November Beulah WI meeting at Miss M Paynter home featured Remembrance Service and remarks on Saskatchewan. Donations included jam rags and a $5 pledge to overseas link Myrtle Rose Bursary and WI Peace Garden project. Plans include telephone whist parties and future community changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah W.1
M. Paynter
K. Mann
J. Chisholm
P. Gow Affter
Saskatchewan
P. Gow
Brading
Isle of Wight
Myrtle Rose
Peace Garden
Ways and Means
Crandall notes and visits during varied summer season
Crandall area updates tell of Mrs Alvin Dickey of Vancouver visiting Crandall and nearby towns after trips to Expo Montreal Ottawa Toronto Winnipeg and Swan River. Local social news lists funeral attendees, visiting relatives in Winnipeg Waskada and Boston, relatives returning from Edmonton, Minnedosa visitors, Saskatoon trip, and UCW meeting with envelopes totaling 13.30 for October and a 281.95 balance.
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Alvin Dickey
Vancouver
Crandall
Expo
Montreal
Ottawa
Toronto
Winnipeg
Swan River
Nankevell
Dick Watters
Reg Attwood
Bill Watters
Daniel Gardham
Kimloops
B.C
Edmonton
Tommy
Jim Walker
Minnedosa
Donald Johnston
Deloraine Man
Herb Johnston
Elsie Kirk
Keith Kirk
Saskatoon
Crandall Ucw
South Country Group
Stewardship Representative of Supply and Welfare
Schoch
Robertson House Board of Women
Hudson
Asselstine Funeral Services Held at Hamiota Church
Herbert L. Asselstine funeral services were conducted at Hamiota United Church with Rev. R. E. Clark presiding. Born January 5, 1887 in Sharbot Lake Ontario, he moved to Manitoba in 1911 and farmed at Manson before relocating to Hamiota Municipality in 1940. He married Jane Potter in 1913 and is survived by his wife, two daughters Alvina Brooker of Kelowna and Dorothea Rookes of Virden, three sons Russell Raymond and Allan, two sisters Agnes and Cynthia, with internment in Hamiota Cemetery.
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Hamiota United Church
R. E. Clark
Asselstine
Sharbot Lake
Ont
Manitoba
Manson
Hamiota
Asseltine
Jane Potter
Jane
Assiniboine Hospital
Brooker
Alvina
Kelowna
B. C
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W. H. Pierce
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Allan
Joyce
Brandon
J. Tomiski
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Arrow River Hall
Arrow River
R. Schoch
J. D. Rollo
Vernon Boyce Lelon
Doak, Buckingham, Goliath, Towes & Co
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Vrorervbor
Denwal Pharmacy
Crandall News
Crandall U.C.W
Herbert L. Asselstine
Best
G. Rookes
Dorothea
Virden
Russell and
Raymond
Beulah
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