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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 03, 1942
Page
8
The September Miniota W M S meeting was rescheduled to the IMh with Mrs RAF MacKinnon hosting. Mrs G Reynolds led a Bible and World program featuring wartime relief appeals and a garden stroll with flower displays.
Mrs Roy Bulmer and her son, who had been visiting the W.R Doyle home, returned to Hyde Park Massachusetts. Ron Fiiner of the Winnipeg Police Force was a visitor at the H. Withefield.
Miss Shirky Jineon visits Prandon en route to teaching duties. Mr and Mrs A Mark and P Mark of Winnipeg visit the FE Mark home on Sunday. Rev. Pagh Bill leaves to serve at United Church Patricia Mines. W Rudd sisters and Miss Elaine Johnston of Winnipeg visit their homes. Nurse Zena Kied returns to Crace Hospital after holidays. Funeral services held Sunday at Scotia church for Mrs Duncan Snoth who died at Hum jota hospital aged 47. burial pending.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Scotian cemetery and individuals Rew and Bil. The readable text is sparse and unclear about location or events.
A brief note records visitors including T. Pott and Eon Rowell of Tranon visiting the J. Ms. Eliott home over several days.
Mr and Mrs Alex Sacki and their daughter Margaret left Vancouver last week to visit with W Ki family members and to tour the region.
A message reports Mr. Sid Myre Po Pea arriving by train and Percy being held as a prisoner of war in Harg Roog, with hopeful notes amid suspenseful events and meetings.
Wigeins has returned to her school at Syrygue and Miss M Towsson hastily texted at Taglis. She was accompanied by her mother who will remain for a short holiday.
Mrs G McRhinven and Mrs M Wiggins hosted a tea in honor of Misses Suchi Lockhart Carcezie and E F Mene on Thursday afternoon. The event celebrated the young women with light refreshments and social conversation.
A severe electrical storm accompanied by a downpour hit early Friday morning. W. Trout's house was jolted when two telephone poles were struck and wrecked, lightning knocked out the radio and phone, scattered plaster, and caused other minor damage around the home.
A hall gathering Friday bid farewell to Miss Thelma Mitchell who departs for Rovnt studies in Winnipeg. Dancing followed a lunch hour program featuring Miss Jean Carnegie in a Highland dance with pipe music by E. Carnegie and a cornet sold by Ford Wiggins. Mrs. L. Hankin read the guest address and an autograph album was presented. Miss Mitchell expressed thanks.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Cowling Crandall Manitoba announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Pauline Mildred to Mr. William MacNicholl Farquhar eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Farquhar Winnipeg Manitoba. The wedding will take place in early October.
F Hickman of RCA F Victoria is on a five week furlough, with leave starting this week. No further details provided.
Nan end Me A B Read and Mr and Mrs AC Seales viewed Portage this week. J Colingwood and family from Rapid City visited J G Sutherland home. Roberta Clark and June Greenfeld from Shilo spent the weekend with R T Clark. Overseas arrivals include Frank Campbell Vincent Martin Wilton Phillips. New teachers Miss M Harrison to Lavinia and Miss H Chapman to Binsearth. A special Young People's service led by Rev HY Bowman with Ken Warren and Flora Scarth. district report on Belleville conference by Miss Leslie Bowman.
Corded spun rayon material described as a medium weight dress fabric with a cord weave available in Rose, Blue, Dark Green, Brown, Beige and Black with sample yardage. A note mentions Uarted Stores Ltd Minkota and a pasted item about a barber’s tomato crop and a 13 ounce specimen. The text also references W Harlin bringing an apple from his garden to the printer to prove its quality.
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