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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 15, 1949
Page
8
The Miniota Herald edited by Reg M Oliver comes out Thursday in Miniota Manitoba. This 1949 issue chronicles local notices and community items from the region.
Carl Badgley renewed acquaintances in Crandall last week. A barn dance at Earl Mark's netted 10 dollars for the New Rink fund. Several residents traveled to Winnipeg for studies and courses, including Miss Sheila Dickey and others enrolling in Manitoba colleges. Local teachers and principals discussed curriculum. WMS members planned a Thank offering drive and overseas clothing shipments. A Caledonian sports meet on Labor Day featured bagpipe events with top prizes won by Ernie Carnegie.
Mrs W Herbon finishes a visit at the home of her brother Elmea Clark and other relatives and friends before returning to her Chicago destination.
Mrs Allan Cummings of Selkirk and Mrs W T Sutherland of Clear Lake are listed in the Arrow River registry or notices with reference to property or residence details.
The Harvest Thanksgiving services will be held in St Wilfrid's church on Sunday, September 25 at 11. Beulah W. H. Pierce is in Deer Lodge hospital. Mr and Mrs C. E. Spencer visited in Winnipeg last week. Mrs Webb and daughter of Stonewall visited at the White man home. G Cruden had an operation at Brandon General Hospital on Monday. Mrs J H Bickford and Fred accompanied John Bickford back to school in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
A quiet wedding occurred at St George's church Brandon at 2 30 pm on Monday September 2. Myrtle May Mossop daughter of Mrs W Mossop of Miniota married Maurice Thomas Curry of Miniota son of Mrs T Curry of Winnipeg. Rev John R Flagler officiated. The couple plan a honeymoon in Winnipeg then reside in Miniota.
A double ring ceremony was held at Holy Trinity Church Winnipeg at four o clock on Saturday September 3 Audrey May daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Leland Miniota became the bride of Douglas Clifford DeLaney son of Mr and Mrs C J Delaney Winnipeg Dr Elliott Spencer officiated the nuptials.
The bride enters the church with her brother Homer in a white corded ta f feta gown and Chantilly lace yoke, veil held by a sweetheart head dress of orange blossom. A reception for forty five follows in The Mikado room with a three tier cake, gladiolus, and toasts by Richard Howard and the groom.
Mr and Mrs D C DeLaney depart for a honeymoon in Minneapolis. The bride wears a green suit with brown trim and matching accessories, complemented by a corsage of white baby mums. The couple plan to reside in Winnipeg.
Public notice invites bids by September 30 for the East 150 ft of Block B Plan 72% Village of Miniota including three 50 ft lots known as the Tennis courts. Also for Douglas Fir Bridge Timbers ten 12x12 logs 10 to 18 ft long and two 8x8 timbers 12 ft long. Further details to W E Barrett Sec treas Miniota.
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