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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 03, 1933
Page
8
Provincial Treasury received 55130 from recent ree events held at Polo and Whittier Parks. Hl E Hemmons of Wawanesa and WL Hodnett hosted visitors last week, with Irene Henderson returning from Ontario. A Spencer and H Turner visited Souris, and Mrs A Spencer returned from Brandon and Souris.
Local shoppers are urged to choose early as Wew Seasons samples arrive at United Stores in Miniota. Garments boast guaranteed workmanship and fit. Nearby events note races won by Clarke and Thompson, a Ben Hur film shown with sound. Minnedosa Hydro troubles prompt letters about mailing delays and service issues, with Manitoba Hydro facing customer dissatisfaction over billing and errors.
Miss Margaret Calder of Dominion City married Walter Spence Frazer eldest son of Mr and Mrs J A Frazer of Beulah at Weatminster church Winnipeg The ceremony was by Rev J S Bonnell with organist Mr Herbert Sadler The bride wore her mother’s ivory mousse de soie dress with lace collar sleeves and a Juliet cap The couple left for the south by motor and will reside after the wedding
The text notes they will reside in Murden where Mr Frazer serves as the agricultural representative for the province.
Beulah residents Beulah Bits Mr and Mrs W A Harron and family visited friends in Oak River on Sunday. Mrs RS H Frazer and Mrs Herb Stewart left last week to visit friends in Toronto and other points in Ontario. A successful sale was conducted by P B S MacPherson on Friday near W Kirklands. The day was ideal and a good crowd attended with fairly good prices for the woods.
The United church basement hosts the Anniversary Fowl Supper on Thursday October 5 from 5 30 to 8 pm with a varied programme to follow in the church. Admission 35c Children 20c. Mr and Mrs J A Frazer and Jack and Charles spent the weekend in Winnipeg attending Walter Frazer and Miss Margaret Calder s wedding at Westminster Church.
The Minnedosa Tribune notes two distant cousins, both long-term western residents, learned of their kinship after nearly 40 years apart. Their reunion occurred recently, surprising them both with the connection they discovered a few weeks ago.
The United church anniversary services were held on Sunday amid district illness. Dr. McCullough of Hamiota conducted both morning and evening sermons, described as very good. The church was decorated with leaves flowers and vegetables and the choir provided special music.
Sararas remains under physician care at the Minsota Hospital. Miss Edna Sinclair and Mr E Hume of Brandon visited over the weekend with Mr and Mrs E Sinclair. Aldcorn and daughter in law Mrs Aldcorn from Ontario are guests of Mr and Mrs E D McNab. The V L met at Mrs J M Elliot's home on Wednesday with full attendance of members.
Mrs. Gartham spoke on Institute work in England and Mrs J S Mitchell sang as 50th Anniversary services drew large crowds. A fowl supper followed a rich program with multiple solos, talks on Pioneer Days, and sketches. Proceeds totaled 720 dollars.
Isabella records indicate Mrs H Reid spent the past work period in Brandon, noting duties performed and location of employment. The brief entry highlights her recent assignment and the Brandon locale.
Twenty seven head of cattle ten horses and a full line of implements will be sold at an auction sale to be held on Wednesday October 4 at 12 50 and the farm of the late Dan F McDonald near Willen Luach at 11 30 See bids for full particulars Veter MacPherson Auctioneer.
Mr and Mrs A Watt return to Inglis home on Monday. Mrs R Shipley and son Kenneth visit from Russell with Mr and Mrs Iverach. Mrs T McKenzie and Lois of Rapid City visit Mr and Mrs Bradge. Mr and Mrs Craik of Winnipeg visit J A Robertson. Miss Lillian Arisedan returns to Winnipeg for studies. Sunday School at 10, Anniversary service at 11, evening at 7:30 led by Rev N B McIee ghan. Fowl supper to be held next Wednesday.
Ray Emerson Warren died in Reina Hospital after a nine month illness aged 29 years eight months. He was the son of Albert and Mrs Warren of Crandall and survived by Velma Quinn his wife, son Verron, his parents one brother and three sisters. Funeral services were held at Crandall United Church conducted by Rev A J Radley with interment in Crandall cemetery. Pallbearers named R E Vance L Johnson V M Logan D Smith S Lawn W Hypndman.
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