Kombo. 9 Miss Olive Long
The note mentions Miss Olive Long of Brandon returning home for several days last week.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 22, 1940
Page
1
The note mentions Miss Olive Long of Brandon returning home for several days last week.
The W. 1 District board holds a session in the United church today. Wm Hi Slurlin of the Veterans Hero Guard is home on sick leave. W. Manfield remains in Virden Hospital and expects to return home this week. The Girl Guide Local Association meets at Mrs Haurlie’s on Saturday at 3. Miss Marjorie Berwick held the winning Christmas cake ticket No 73. Jim Taylor has joined the Air Force and trains at an Eastern camp. Jack Walker came home from Yorkton and is to repost in Winnipeg today.
A quiet wedding Saturday at the Manse joined Miss Mary Rath eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs W Longdon of Picton Ontario to William Edward Robinson formerly of Decker. The ceremony was officiated by Bowman with Leslie Bowman playing music. The couple left for Picton Ontario after a buffet luncheon and receive good wishes.
A list of men's jumbo knit sweaters in plain colors or with trim in Slack or Brown offered in all sizes at prices from 2.95 to 4.50 in the United States Ltd Miniota. A community note reports the World Herpes branch Junior Red Cross cleared 17 dollars on Saturday at Miniota school during a tea and fundraiser. Mrs. Roy Jeffery spoke on Anglican mission work with Indians in the Northern Territory. stuffed baby seal display noted. A.Y.P.A auspices event occurred in Holy Trinity church crypt Friday evening. A United church shower honored Miss F L Berwick on Wednesday evening with many gifts including a Coleman parlor lamp. An address by Miss Dorothy Wythe accompanied by a decorative hay rack, drawn in by Gladys and Bobby Peel, closed the event with thanks and a social lunch.
Anniversary services at Miniota United Church drew a large crowd with joint Arrow River and Miniota choirs. Rev. J Alex Stephen preached both morning and evening, highlighting the times current. A supper and entertainment by Birtle and Miniota artistes follow Wednesday evening.
Eliza Ann Eastcott, youngest daughter of W W Eastcott, and Cecil J Leland of the 90th Winnipeg Rifles were married at the United Church Manse in Minnesota on October 18 at 7 pm. Rev G A Mc Mullian officiated. The bride wore a navy wool tricotine suit with light blue accessories and carnations and fern corsage. Attendants were Mr and Mrs George McKinnon.
A quiet ceremony was held Saturday October 19 at Mrs. A Millar’s home. Marjorie Ross, elder daughter of Mrs. A Miller and the late Mr A Millar, wed Alfred Sawyer, second son of Mrs. T Sawyer and the late Mr T Sawyer of Beulah. Rev H J Bowman officiated. The couple planned a wedding trip and will reside on a Beulah area farm after returning.
Frances Lillian Berwick daughter of Mr and Mrs W D Berwick Miniota wed Charles Peel son of Mr and Mrs Robi Peel also of Miniota in a Oct 19 ceremony at the bride’s parents home officiated by Rev A McMillan. The couple will reside on the farm near Miniota.
Nellie Duthewich daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Duthewich of Rossburn married John William Stewart elder son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Stewart of Beulah on Tuesday October 10 at the Manse Isa bella Rev H Bowman officiated. The bride wore ivory satin with lace and carried sweet peas. Attendant Miss Nellie Duthewich wore rose taffeta. Groom attended by his brother Robert. A reception followed at the bridegroom’s home and the couple will reside in Beulah after a trip to Melville and points west.
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