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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 25, 1941
Page
8
In advance 62.00 is listed to the United States on Tuesday November 25 as part of a payment note. The fragment mentions a date and amount but lacks full context or entities to clarify purpose or payer definitively.
Bedding item listing describes white or grey fabrics with striped borders of Pisk or blue. Sizes 70 by 84 inches, price 285, available at Waited Stores Ltd in Miso'2.
Commencing Friday November 23 the MM Iota Creamery will open daily to receive dressed poultry. The notice specifies daily intake and the opening date for shipments.
The 38th annual Convention of the Union of Manitoba Municipalities opens today in Winnipeg. Reeve J. R Lynch, Councillors J. W. Warren, H. Finkbeiner, W. Coburn and Secretary J. Elding are attending from here.
Beulah John Stewart Jr has moved to the F. Bruce farm. Miss Jean Preston departed Wednesday for Vancouver visit. Mrs M Beech of Yonkers NY arrived Friday to visit her daughter Mrs T E Forster.
Pres W Rollo and J Ringland RCA of Brandon attended the funeral of AC 2 Murray T Forster.
Mr and Mrs T E Forster left their car in Regina while traveling from Calgary to catch a train. Their son Arthur from Winnipeg arrived Wednesday for his brother's funeral, returning for the services.
A memorial service was held on Sunday at St Wilfrids church for Rural Dean Rev. G. L. Armstrong. Canon W. J. Finch conducted the service basing his remarks on the text There remaineth therefore a rest to the people of God.
Isabella Golden Ball visited Winnipeg last week. W Bardwell accompanied a car in stock to Winnipeg today. Jim Sawyer and Frank Campbell were Winnipeg visitors last week.
W Shurwell has been appointed rink caretaker and has commenced his duties, taking over maintenance and oversight responsibilities for the facility.
With the pastor away on Sunday, A Stevens Decker conducted the church service, guiding prayers, readings, and the sermon for the congregation.
Riches Hall Sunley and Moir attend a mechanical instructional school in Winnipeg as preparation for entry into the Royal Canadian Air Force.
The year’s work totals show 76 pairs of socks 20 scarves 25 sleeveless sweaters 6 turtle neck sweaters 36 pairs mitts 10 tuck ins 12 helmets 20 sheets 20 triangular bandages 4 dressing gowns 12 girls dresses 14 pr girls bloomers 1 blouse donated by ladies 38 quilts 6 girls dresses 4 slips 4 pr girls bloomers boys suit afghan babies knitted outfit and jacket for a charitable drive.
The annual meeting of the Sun day school met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Iverach on Thursday. Attendance had fallen by about one half compared with two years ago. Officers elected include Teachers Mrs. T. Kennedy Mrs. A Adams R. F. Heise J. Coxworth Superintendent A. Adams Secretary Mrs. J. T. Finkbeiner Organist Miss Verna Calder Missionary Supt. Mrs. J. Astle Temperance Supt. E. Finkbeiner.
A daughter was born on Friday November 21 at Beulah to Mr and Mrs A Suderman.
Born Sunday November 25 to Mr and Mrs Ivan Kirk at Hamiota Hospital the child is a boy.
After a heavy snowstorm last week residents in Arrow River press on with digging out homes and streets. E Mitchell attended a John Deere instructional school in Brandon last week, sharing details of the event with locals.
W O Callaghan FP Werters and Leland are listed on a construction project at Seuris with colleagues Ho and others. The fragment outlines workers including W O Callaghan and FR Leland among the crew.
It was decided to open the rink with a bonspiel in all of the Rel Cross. The event marks the start of activities for the organization and invites teams and spectators to attend.
Ewen Dwar McNab a respected Arrow River farmer of forty years residence died suddenly in his 69th year due to heart trouble. Born in Durban Ontario he moved west early and engaged in community life including church work. He was a member and secretary of the Canadian Order of Foresters. Funeral Sunday at Arrow River church with Rev. H. S. Bowman officiating. burial in Crandall cemetery. Survived by his family and many floral tributes.
George Gardhem started his training in Winnipeg on Monday for mechanical work as preparation before enlisting in the Royal Canadian Air Force police unit.
J F M Johnson took his son Claire to Winnipeg last week for an X ray to check for internal injuries from the November 15 accident.
Mrs. Arthur Wall returned from a visit with her father at Tisdale Saskatchewan as notes from Crandall report a Saturday home cooling sale bringing in $9.
Nurse Margaret Fe l formerly of Brandon Indian School staff assists at Hamiota Hospital. Friday Visitors Day at the school featured parents and others in the rooms. Rev Bill addressed High School pupils.
The annual meeting of the men's curling club was held last Saturday. Officers elected include President Wallace Hyndman, Vice-president Claude Dickey, and Treasurer Clif Lyng. A credit balance on hand was noted.
A readable fragment notes Syviuip wthy facing eviction from Arrow River and related moves involving a sister and brother in Proce ville Ontario, with Mrs Les and Showmiter Elizabet mentioned. The item hints at a familial split and cross border implications without full details.
Funeral services for Murray Thomas Forster, who died from injuries after a vehicle accident on November 7, were held at Hirtie United church with Revs. Bowman and Stephen officiating. A large Beulah congregation attended, with Canadian Legion rites and military honors by RC A F members from Calgary.
Surviving relatives include parents and twin sister Millicent of Athens and brother Arthur at Manitoba University Winnipes with sympathy extended. The pallbearers listed include RCAF members R Kelly Chisholm Woods Mossop and Johnson Jrs.
The Red Cross asks for urgent help with Blankete and wool collection. Local organizations coordinate gathering sheep wool wool rags new blankets or cash to buy blankets. Immediate assistance is requested in any form to support the effort.
Officials broadcast a stark appeal urging men aged 18 to 45 to volunteer for military service. Eligible applicants should contact F. C. Bennett at Hamiota or a local Recruiting Representative to arrange transportation to a center for training and deployment. The message stresses readiness for overseas or home defence and promotes enlistment in uniform.
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