Local Notes and Visits From Winnipeg to Churchill and Calgary
Mrs Fd Webber visits Hermits hospital in Winnipeg while Mr and Mrs K Dickey return from Orlando. Visitors include Mr and Mrs W H Campbell of Toulon. River salmon trout caught on Assiniboine. School reopens in Virden with principal Wm Davidson and staff. four beginners enrolled.
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Fd Webber
Hermits Hospital
Henry Goodfellow
Winnipeg
K.rueckey
Phillipe
DH Richardson
Assiniboine
Ermina Shier Waching
Rivers Airport
M Havertauck
Sylvia Lee
Geo Willis
Marlene Amy
Calgary
Shirley Crandell
Reston
Mary Helen Johnston
Churchill
Wallace Henderson
Virden School
Wm Davidson
J. Rampling
M Smuttell
W. Fowlie
Joan Teale
Karen and
Katherine Melaen
Diane Pasteott
Dale Davison
Dominion Baseball Championship Crowned By Virden Pony League
The Virden Decker Verd en Oi Dome Pony League Ball Club captured the Dominion Baseball Championship beating Regina in Moose Jaw in July. Neil Amy led the win with a 12-2 final, striking out 13 while walking two. The All-Star team posted a 11-2 record in 13 games with a 392 team batting average, scoring 130 runs and allowing 31. Charlie Lee praised as All-Star coach.
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Crandall-Decker-Virden Oi Dome
Regina
Moose Jaw
Charlie Lee
Virden
Neil Amy
Winnipeg
Obituary of Mrs. Harry Howard at Riding Mountain
Friends of Mrs. Harry Howard regret her death on Thursday August 29 after a long illness. She was 72 or 73 and resided in Beulah with her husband Mr. Howard who worked on the CWR railway. The Anglican communion member died in Riding Mountain and was buried in Neepawa cemetery after a funeral held Saturday. Survived by her husband two brothers James Selkirk and Peter Isabella two sisters Mrs. Wm Hickman Birtle and Mrs Chris Ellerington Miniota a sister Mrs H Allingham Colton California died last December.
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H. Howard
Riding Mountain
Howard
Beulah
Neepawa
James
Selkirk
Peter
Isabella
Wm. Hickman
Birtle
Chris, Ellerington
Miniota
Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Peel Celebrated in Miniota
The marriage of Mr Peel to Wilhemina Kerr occurred in March 1899 when she came from Scotland. They retired from farming to Miniota and were highly respected. A Golden Wedding anniversary was celebrated in 1990 with honors. Mr Peel served as councillor, assessor, and in many local roles, including Masonic offices and agricultural and school work. Survived by wife, three sons William George and Charles, two daughters, thirteen grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral held at Miniota United church with large attendance.
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Wilhemina Kerr
Damfrex
Scotland
Archie Kerr
J Watson
Arrow Traver
Ine
United Church
Coucillor
Miniota Agricultural Soc
Wynona
Miniota Lodge
Sth
Masonic Order
William
George
Miniota
Charles
Isabella
T. Gilchrist
New Westminster
Bis
D.zarn
Ewart
Miniota United Church
Rev. W. Moffatt
Mr. Peel
G. Goodmanson
R.g.mitchell
L. Evans
C.h.webster
J. F. M. Johnston
C. Douglas
L. Kinsey
Kias Lynch
J.B. Mitchell
B. Venables
E. Doran
C.E. Spencer
HL Dayton
Death of 78 year old Miniota resident Robert Peel
The community mourns the death of Robert Peel in Hamiota hospital on August 15. A longtime farmer and prominent Miniota figure, Peel was born in Hexham England in 186? and came to Canada in 1897. He previously ran the valley farm and later owned the home farm.
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Miniota
Robert Peel
Hamiota Hospital
Peel
Bob
Hexham
Berland
England
William
Card of Thanks from John F. Tennant
John F. Tennant expresses gratitude to friends for visits cards flowers good wishes and help during his recent illness in a brief notice of thanks for community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Tennant
Farewell gathering thanks from Jack Walker family
An appreciation note from Mr. and Mrs. Jack Walker and Family thanks friends and neighbors for expressions of goodwill and gifts received at the farewell gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Walker
Mrs Peel and Family Thank Readers after Illness and Bereavement
The Peel family expresses gratitude for kind inquiries visits and sympathy during Mr Peel's illness and after his death. They acknowledge floral tributes and assistance from friends and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peel
Robert Peel
Couple Celebrates Wedding in Winnipes
Mr and Mrs. Joe Johnsson attended the wedding of Miss Clara Reid held last Saturday in Winnipes. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Borl and Judy and Rickey visited with JT Pinkbeiner and other relatives nearby during the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Johnsson
Clara Reid
Winnipes
Lloyd Borl
Judy
Rickey
Mes JT Pinkbeiner
Winnipeg and area families visit relatives in the district
Isabella and Mrs J W Beer of Winnipeg visit relatives in the district. E Hall and family of North Burnaby visit Len Hall. J E Finkbeiner and Jan and Terry visit the Barrett home in Deloraine. Mrs W Kelly with Peggy and Judy of St James visit her parents at the Scarth home. J Kennedy and Terry with Mrs C Colbert of St Vital visit the Kennedy home.
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Miniota Herald
Reg M. Oliver
Crandall
Mrs. K. Dickey
Orlando
W H Campbell
Toulon
Town
Mra H Watson and
Mona
Qourtney, B.C
Manitoba
Department of Education
Legislative Building
Faculty of Education
University of Manitoba
Fort Garry
Brandon College
Brandon
Maneveral
H. P. Moffat
WaHite
Hoo. W
C Miller
Province of
Children’s Aid Societies
Department of Health and Public Welfare
Children’s Aid Society
Manitoba Department OF Health and Public Welfare
R. W. Bend
MacKenzie
Carling
TEXAS
Claudette Colbert
Barry Sullivan
Neds
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Harry Howard
J.W. Beer, Jr
Canadian Legion Munsota
Air Weduee da
Nigat Isatelia
Wan “Parses
Rarnee
Indali
Toronto
Ottawa
Montreal
Edmonton
Canada
CNA
Pate
Eastern
Fort Maclead
East
Port Arthur
Sudbury
Sault Ste. Marie
Windsor
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