Nurse Dora Stowe Visits Winnipeg Parents
October 11, 1945, Nurse Dora Stowe of Winnipeg visited her parents Mr and Mrs J Stowe.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 11, 1945
Page
8
October 11, 1945, Nurse Dora Stowe of Winnipeg visited her parents Mr and Mrs J Stowe.
Jack Cook received a birthday present the other day namely his discharge from the Navy.
Mr and Mrs Whoesop Jr depart to visit Princeton Ontario family. Mrs Cusack Winnipeg visits H Meyers home and Arrow River relatives. Williams with solos and Dickie violin numbers take part in Elkbors Amateur Radio show. MacKinnon pair leave for Deloraine after four years at CPR station. Townsfolk urged to donate clothing to National Clothing Drive October 1 20 at The Herald Office. Gourds at the station noted as town beauty during their stay.
The MacKinnon family reflects on their long friendship with the community and expresses gratitude for the years of acquaintance and citizenship. They extend best wishes as they relocate to Deloraine, marking a new chapter after a period of hard work and shared ties.
Isabella Miss K Scarth will take her Grade XII studies at Clark Hall Brandon College. Mrs K Fraser Hamiota vis-
The Rural Municipality of Miniota invites offers for the purchase of NW 417 13 25. The highest or any offer may be accepted, offers must be received by October 1, 1945, by Inc Spalding, Secretary Treasurer.
The Rural Municipality of Miniota publishes an assessment notice open for inspection for 15 days. Complaints must be filed in the Clerk’s Office at least ten days before the Court of Revision sitting. The Council will sit as Court of Revision on Monday November 5 1945 at 10 am in the Municipal Hall Miniota to hear complaints. Dated October 3 1945. John Spalding, Clerk.
Mrs. G. Sutherland underwent an operation at Shoal Lake hospital last week and is reported to be doing well.
Mr and Mrs C Reid and their daughters of Winnipeg spent the weekend at the home of J F M Johnston, enjoying a family gathering in his residence.
Mr and Mrs Ken Warren and Mrs Gwendoyne of Prince Rupert British Columbia are guests visiting at the J Chapman residence.
Mr and Mrs A Chapman of Winnipec visited relatives as friends in the district and plan to reside in Brandon.
Weekend visitors listed include J Bris bin and Miss Rose Wright visiting from Strathclair. also Miss K Coxworth from Winnipeg, Bran don, and L Finkbeiser.
Beulah Miss M Paynter of Moline spent the weekend at home. D Grainger visited in Winnipeg over the weekend. Mr and Mrs W F Frazer and family of Winnipeg spent the weekend at Mrs J A Frazer’s home.
Mr and Mrs C Reid Endson and Garnet Robertson from Shilo were guests at the J A Robertson residence during the week, staying as visitors at the family home.
FE Helgeson of Winnipeg spent last week visiting at the home of his son in Winnipeg. A Helgeson of Winnipeg is noted as visiting at his son's residence.
Mesdames G L Woods A Hen ey and J Clisholm attended the Birtle Presbytery held at Binsearth on Wednesday last.
On Sunday morning at the United church a communion table was dedicated in memory of Mr J A Frazer. The gift was presented by his sons. Rev HI Bowman led the dedication ceremony.
Local residents entertain guests from Brandon Newdale Varcoe and Griswold while others report illnesses such as pneumonia and recoveries from overseas service. Discharges from navy service and upcoming anniversary services at Scotia and Chumah mark a busy period with Thanksgiving visitors from Brandon Winnipeg and Virden.
James Jackson formerly with the Winnipeg Grenadiers is reported safe and en route home from a Japanese prison camp. He served with the Canadian force at Hong Kong and endured harsh treatment, with news received by his sister Mrs. R Schoch. The community welcomes his return and honors his service as a true hero.
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