Crandall John Rudd and others visit district
Crandall John Rudd of Vancouver is visiting the district. Mr. and Mrs. C Thring of Winnipeg are visiting H B Hyndman in this home. Mrs Irvine of Pilot Mound visits with her daughter Mrs Gerald Lee. Mr John Gunson attends W I Leadership course in Brandon this week. Mrs E A Barnes returned from Winnipeg. Ernie detained in Deer Lodge hospital. Mr and Mrs A Irvine returned from Rocanville helping Mr and Mrs J Heap for the past month. Miss A Johnston home from Hamiota hospital after two months. J Harcus formerly of Crandall, now Vernon BC, found dead October 7 from heart failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rudd
Vancouver
J. Heap
A. Johnston
Hamiota Hospital
J Harcus
Vernon
B.C
Crandall
Isabella Residents Attend Travel and Charity Events
Mr and Mrs Francis Hall spend a week in Winnipeg Wallace Peel had an appendicitis operation at Hamiota hospital last week Mrs Russ Doran and Mrs J T Fickbeiner attend a Brandon leadership course Mr and Mrs Walmsley of High Bluff visit friends Ralph Phillips is seriously ill in Hamiota hospital Anniversary service ends with a big fried chicken dinner Variety concert at the community centre raises funds for tuberculosis via KX Brandon Amateur concerts from Isabella Arrow River Benson Decks Crandall Minnesota and others draw widespread support Canadian Legion sponsors talent awards go to the Andrew Sisters of Cakeer Isabella quartette and Mrs Ke Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Hall
Winnipeg
Wallace Peel
Hamiota Hospital
Russ Doran
J.T Fickbeiner
Brandon
A. Walmsey and Son
High Bluff
Ralph Phillips
S.A. Walmsley
Isabella
T. B
Arrow River
Benton
Decks
Crandall
Minsota
Canadian Legion
Andrew Sisters of
Cakeer
Isabella Quartette
Ke: Mitchell
Obituary of Pte Charles Lorne Stowe KIA Korea aged 25
The community mourns Pte Charles Lorne Stowe of Miniota who was killed in action on the Korean front on October 13 at age 25. He served in the Royal Canadian Regiment after training at Petawawa and Wainwright. He is survived by his parents, two brothers Edward and George, and sister Sharon, with additional sisters Norma Kendall and Dora Nicholson in Winnipeg and Dolly Finkbeiner in Isabella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stowe
Charlie
Miniota
Royal Canadian Regiment
Edmonton
Petawawa
Wainwright
Japan
Fuller
Edward
George
Sharon
E.D. Nicholson
Norma
G.J. Kendall
Dora
Winnipeg
J.E. Finkbeißer
Dolly
Isabella
William E Dayton Remembered by Arrow River Community
After a lengthy illness William E Dayton died October 15 in Arrow River district. Born November 16 1884 in Starbuck Manitoba he lived in Forest River North Dakota before moving to Braris district in 1913 where he worked until 1919 then ran a farm. He married Mrs T Littlejohn on December 31 1919 and served church and community. A large crowd gathered at Arrow River church for his funeral conducted by Rev K H Moffatt with floral tributes and six nephews serving as pallbearers. He is survived by his wife and two stepsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrow River District
W. E. Dayton
Starbuck
Man
Forest River
N.D
Braris
T. Littlejohn
Dayton
Arrow River
K.H. Moffatt
Ken Mitchell
Harvey, Wallace
William
Edgerton Hyndman
Spence
Samuel Wallace
George
Last Survivor Dayton Tied to Chilliwack Family
In Chilliwack BC present and William Spence Littlejohn of Arrow River are named relations to Mr. Dayton the last surviving member of his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlejohn
Chilliwack
William Spence Littlejohn
Arrow River
Dayton
Nurses to Register in Manitoba Civil Defence Census
Details issued for upcoming nurse registration in Manitoba covering active and inactive nurses. Registration runs October 29 to 31 at hospitals and health units, with specific times at Hamiton and Virden venues. Nurses bring registration numbers or diplomas as proof. census aims to aid emergency planning and may expand nationwide later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota Hospital
Virden Legion Hall
Manitoba
Registration Duty Questioned in Local Debate
A fragment notes a discussion about duties arising merely from the act of registration, raising questions about legal obligations and whether registration itself imposes any penalties or duties on individuals. The wording suggests debate over the scope of compliance tied to registration processes.
Beulah Jack Cruden Visit Noted in Winnipeg Area
Beulah Jack Cruden and family visited at the home of Mrs Geo Letkeman in Winnipeg last week. Mr and Mrs Jaffrey and their sons from Kirkella also called on the Fred G Cooper residence during the same visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs . Jaffrey
Annual Bazaar At Beulah Community Hall Event
Beulah United Church W A hold annual bazaars at Beulah Community Hall. The first sale runs from 2 30 to 5 30 Thursday October 39th with fancy work sewing home cooking knitting novelty stalls bran tub tea served. Also election info for Ward 2 school trustee E P Grainger and F C Green on Friday. Rev J Maxwell of McConnell conducted United service Sunday. Temperance Alliance speaker address. A second bazaar planned Friday November 7th at 3 p m with produce candy tea served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifrid’s Church
W.A
Beulah
Ward 2
E. P. Grainger
F.C. Green
J. Maxwell
McConnel
United Service
Temperance Alliance
Beulah United Church
Chisholm Baby Born at Gladstone Hospital
Ronald and Mrs Chisholm welcome a son Dennis Bruce born October 12 at Gladstone Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisholm
Gladstone Hospital
Ronald Chisholm
Dennis Bruce
Community Notes From Arrow River Area
Mr and Mrs Wea Lelom and family visited Winnipeg while Spere Wallace returned from Witdeor with a new car. Mrs ROE leggy visited friends at Rocanville and Welwyn. Mr Ren Christie from Raped City called on WH Kirton. Young Peoples group enjoyed a roast and social at Gail and Donna Mitchell. Doug Johnsons family from Winnipeg visited F Gordham home. A family gathering had 22 people present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wea Lelom
Winnipeg
Spere Wallace
Witdeor
Roe
Leggy
Rocanville
Welwyn
Ren Christie
WH. Kirton
Young Peoples
Gail
Donna Mitchell
Werner
Doug. Johnson
F Gordham
Engagment of Catherine Louise Levins to Robert Gilmour
Isabella couple Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Levins announce the engagement of their daughter Catherine Louise to Robert Hector Gilmour son of Mrs. A Wright of Foxwarren and the late Mr Gil mour Their wedding is set for November 22 at two o clock in Isabella United Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Levins
Isabella
Catherine Louise
Robert Hector Gilmour
A. Wright
Foxwarren
Mr. Gilmour
Isabella United Church
W D Society Meeting Notes and Hospital Aid Report
The W. I. met in the church parlor on Tuesday with 15 present and Mrs R E B Cleag presiding. Roll call was a donation of fruit for the hospital. Mrs Spence Wallace gave the Hospital Aid report. Material was chosen for the hall curtains and a canvass for the Cancer Research fund was decided. An report of the District Board meeting was given by Mr John Tennant. Plants judged with Mrs R Clege first, Mrs Westeland second, Mrs R G Mitchell third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gandham
F. J Waters
Laweh
R EB
Spence Wallace
Cancer Research Fund
John Tennant
R. Clege
Westeland
R.G. Mitchell Srd
Vehicle registration figures in Canada 1945 comparison
In 1945 Canada registered 2,872 343 motor vehicles across all categories, equating to one vehicle for every 4.9 people. By 1959 the ratio shifted to one vehicle for every 53 persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
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M Oliver
Masitobe
USA
Jeanne Crain
Myrna Loy
General
Sterling Hayden
Alen Whlen
Pte
Charles Lorne Stowe
William Edward Dayton
Jack Cruden
Lark
Arrow River United Church
Ken. H Moffatt Ped
Tod
Esso
Imperial Oil
Imperial Oil Limited
Manitoba Cancer Relief & Research Institute
Winnipeg Ase
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