Local Notes From the District This Week
Miss Mary Conningham visited her sisters in Winnipeg last week. Frank Meese of Wellpod visited with his brother over the weekend. The Miniota Rink Committee may start activities soon. Miss Norma Stow left for Brandon to train in the General Hospital. Miss Pauls. Neilson of Potta piece is the guest of Miss Muriel Barrett this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Conningham
Winnipeg
Frank Meese
Wellpod
Norma Stow
Brandon
General Hospital
Pauls
Neilson Ot Potta
Muriel Barrett
Local Notes and Community Updates From Brandon Area
Town welcomes new residents and notes on meetings in Brandon and Mimota. Speakers attend Harvest Thanksgiving service in Kenton Anglican church. Alderman Oglesby named Supreme Secretary of the Sons of England. Masonic lodge reports and Arthur Rney sails to Scotland for work. Teachers convention opens in Brandon with planned events. Election day designated a school holiday for Manitoba to accommodate teachers voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald. W.W Oglesby of
Brandon
The
Sons of England
Toronto
Arthur Rney
Scotland
Heather
Arthur
Manitoba
R.A. Hoey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miniota Hardware CO. Ltd
Vou Callepex Westinghouse
Westinghouse
KDKA
Pittsburgh
England
Canada
Itheer Plast
Hamilton
Ontario
Marquette
Fred Hadaller
Alberta
May
Dick Sharp
Elliott - Fisher
Burroughs
the Success Business College
Portage Ave
Edmonton Street
Miniota Rink
Lée
Campbells
Mrs. F. Reeves
Louise Ave
J.jenderson
Kenton Anglican Church
Minister Masonic Lodge
Rivers
Fifth Masonic
Thos. Keyworth
Sydney
Jr.h. Spencer
Ellerington
FR Longworth
Girl Guides
Goodwin
Mies M McC Iuinness
Mimotad Company
Longworth
W.M S
China
DR. R. K. Chalmers
Miniota Drug Store
OTA
McIntosh
J. D. Forsyth
Miniota
United Church of Canada
Zev
J. A. Stephen, B. A
Dh Aine
Arrow River
Two Creeks
Church of England
Beulah
Witiwta Crandall
Iseahella
Canadian Legion
W. Bell
Blaus
Geo. J. Hayhoe
M. Chiver
Seceta
GEO. Gabel Optometrist
Virden
Rhone
W.H. Yarwood
Seata
John Spalding
Maniota
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