Appendicitis Operation at Shilo Camp
Pte. T. Gunson underwent an appendicitis operation at Shilo camp last week and is recovering well. Rally Day services were held on Sunday with young people leading the program. Rev. E. Egilsson spoke on the theme Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pte. T. Gunson
Shilo
E. Egilsson
Ladies Improve District Church Parlor Remodel
A group of district women redecorated the church parlor last week and did good work. The furnace has been serviced and is ready for winter.
Local War Fund Boost At Home Cooking Sale
The WS raised 272.51 to buy wool socks for men in the forces at a Home Cooking and lunches sale held last week. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Foerster and Millicent left Sunday for Winnipeg to attend son Arthur Foerster’s wedding on Tuesday. J. F. Kelly earned an Air Gunner Wing at Paulson’s graduation parade on Thursday and is home on leave before heading to an eastern centre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Foerster
Millicent
Winnipeg
Arthur
J. F. Kelly
Paulson
Sgt. Kelly
Isabella Alva Braz Born For The Week End
Isabella Alva Braz of Portage was born for the week end. Mr and Mrs Rh D L Warren of Dauphin spent the weekend in the district. Misses H and W Campbell of Winnipeg spent the week end at their home. Cpl E Hall RC AF Estevan Point BC was home for a short visit last week. Mr and Mrs J McGuire of Carberry spent the weekend at the H M Brisbin home. J Clark and W Dale RC A F Dauphin spent the weekend at the R T Clark home. W J Drummond Vancouver visited his brother Clifford for a few days last week. Pte Mabel Ross WAAC Winnipeg spent the weekend with Elmer Clark and family. The W I sponsored a Dental program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella Alva Braz
Portage
Rh. D. L. Warren
Dauphin
H. and
W. Campbell
Winnipeg
Cpl. E. Hall
R.c.af
Estevan Point
B.C
Mrs. J. McGuire, Carberry
H. M. Brisbin Home
W. J. Drummond
Vancouver
Clifford
Mabel Ross
W.A.A.C
Elmer
Clark
Winnipeg assignment and wartime leaves noted
Migs M Forster begins a business course in Winnipeg. LAC J Morgan of Gaspé Quebec is on 3 ten day leave. J and M Bryke left Tuesday for Winnipeg to secure work. Miss E Bryke is home from Winnipeg for the weekend before starting war work in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migs M. Forster
Winnipeg
Lac
J. Morgan
Gaspé, Que
J. and
M. Bryke
Miss E. Bryke
Toronto
School choir week led by De. RB. Le Miles and Nurse Bar
A school choir week is directed by De. RB. Le Miles and Nurse Bar, with activities and rehearsals organized to showcase student singing. The program details and exact schedule are not fully provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. RB. le Miles
Nurse Barratt
Searth and Finkbeiners Visit Binsearth on Sunday
Mr and Mrs R Searth and Mr Searth senior together with Mr and Mrs T Finkbeiner visited Bins earth on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Searth
Mr Searth. Sr
T. Finkbeiner
Binsearth
Dieppe Raid Pest Boys Prisoners of War Named
Word reaches next of kin that three pest boys from the Dieppe raid are now prisoners of war in Germany. They are Edgie Warr en, Clifford Shurwell and Charlie Norrie. The news is welcome, at least, to know they are alive.
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Pest
Dieppe
Germany
Edgie Warren
Clifford Shurwell
Charlie Norrie
Linen shower honors two bride elects at Mrs Reid's home
A large group gathered at Mrs. H. Reid's residence on Wednesday to honor Miss Roberta Clark and Miss Margaret Marshall with a linen shower. Miss E. Coxworth sang, Miss E. Irvine read a poem by local writers, and gifts were given by Margaret Scarth and Gail Cumberland from The T Eaton Co boxes. Mrs. Wes Shuryell read the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Reid
Roberta Clark
Margaret Marshall
E. Coxworth
E. Irvine
Margaret Scarth
Gail Cumberland
T. Eaton Co. Ltd
Wes. Shuryell
Patterson Clark wedding in Isabella United Church
Roberta Margaret Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs R T Clark Isabella married Nesbit Patterson son of Mr and Mrs P N Patterson Shellmouth on Saturday September 26 at four oclock in the United Church Isabella Reverend H J Bowman BA officiated the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Margaret
R. T. Clark
Isabella
Nesbit Patterson
P. N. Patterson
Shellmouth
United Church
H. J. Bowman
Wedding Bells Echoed In A July Ceremony At The Pitino
Miss Verna Calder attended the Pitino signing when Miss June Finkbeiner and Mrs Loree Wright sang I'll Walk Beside You. The bride wore a floor length heavy white taffeta gown with sweetheart neckline and veil held by orange blossoms. She carried red roses. bridesmaid Helen Patterson wore a blue sheer gown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Calder
Pitino
June Finkbeiner
Loree Wright
Mise Helen Patterson
For Sale Suths 27-14 28 West Property
For sale notices offer a 27-14 28 West lot in Miniota area with terms of 4000 dollars. Half cash required. Apply to Box 3 at the Miniota Herald for details and purchase instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota Herald
Oliver
Suth
West
Beulah House For Sale With Storage Area
House for sale the sewer room Charlie Clifton house in Beulah. Would make a fine stor age place for grain. Will sell cheap apply to Advertiser phone 61 Pirtle.
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Charlie Clifton
Beulah
Public Notice of Miniota Assessment Roll Opening
The Rural Municipality of Miniota deposits its assessment roll for inspection at the Municipal Office Miniota and will keep it open until October 7, 1942. Complaints must be lodged with the Clerk at least ten days before the Court of Revision sitting on November 2, 1942 at 10 am in the Municipal Hall. John Spalding, Secretary-Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota
Court of Revision
John Spalding
Wedding Details Describe Veil and Gladioli Ceremony
A wedding reported with the bride in a tue chapel veil carrying romes and gladioli. Best man was LAC James Clark, ushers LAC V. Dale and Cpl. L. Stevenson. Reception at the bride’s parents home. The couple will reside in Winnipeg and guests traveled from Winnipeg, Shellmouth, and other towns.
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James Clark
Lac V. Dale
Victoria
B.C
Cpl. L. Stevenson
N. Patterson
Winnipeg
Brandon
J. A. Robertson
J. Vosper
P.N. Patterson
Belle Patterson Jr
J. Langford
A. Breach
Hooper
Shellmouth
World of Wheat by H. G. L. Strance
The Canadian Government asked prairie farmers to cut wheat acreage and boost coarse grains to support livestock, but Nature produced a higher yield anyway. Government plans to buy 280 million bushels, yet farmers face heavy costs to harvest thresh and store the crop.
Government buys wheat crop and may advance farmers funds
The government plans to dispose of much more than 28 million bushels with storage space limited. A cash advance could cover harvesting and threshing costs plus wheat sold beyond the 280 million. U S government is making advances to farmers around $1.16 per bushel on this year's large wheat crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Newspapers May Be Sent Directly From Publisher Offices
Government clarification states private individuals cannot send newspapers abroad but publishers may ship directly to subscribers from their offices. The ruling focuses on international distribution and preserves subscriber access through publishers.
Present Focused Defense Against Worries
Civilians and soldiers are urged to lighten wardtime equipment by shedding past resentments and future fears. By concentrating on the present, individuals become more effective now, making the future less of a burden.
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Births Hall
Hamiota Hospital
H. Hall
Helen Quinton) Decker
Ronald Thomas
Arrow River
W. O'Callaghan
G. Henderson
F.dangon
Shoal Lake
Roy Leland
Arrow River United Church
J. E. Stewart
J. Clark and
W. Dale
R.C.A.F. Dauphin
The
W.I
Crandall Garth Clark
R.C.N
Sudbury
Murray Sutherland
Obs. W
Littlejohn
Ottawa
Ladies Aid
Beulah A Spargo
Mrs. F. MacDonald
Mar
Jene
Neepawa
Gladstone
R. L. Miles
Pratt & Lauman
Canadian Legion
H.J
E A. Barnes
R. M. Oliver
Louise Ave
Percy C.watts
Minsota
H. G. L. Strance
Dunkirk
Hohekong
Singapore
George
WAR Finance Committee