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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 22, 1936
Page
8
MreD Geerrand and Mre W EB Marrett visit family circles in the district. Mrs boot Dix Elkhorn and Lambert Dull of Vancey are seen at the Maci'herson home with H Daff of Birth visiting this week.
McIntosh Red Apples praised for quality and price with $2.25 and $1.95 figures. Various visits and trips noted including Winnipeg, Los Angeles, and Brandon area. Train service on the Brandon Miniota CPR line discussed with three weekly trains proposed. Daughters of England install a new DD GP and a Harvest Thanksgiving service at Holy Trinity church with Rev J Wickena and parish helpers.
A United churches observance was held Sunday with a follow the programme format. Miniots featured a service with special music and readings by Mr Suwes and Miss E Sarevra. Cran daily hosted a combined Sunday school and church service led by T Grey with Zena and Frances Wild, Margaret Coupe and Vivien Stevenson participating. Rev Salter of Winnipeg conducted the Isabella service in the minister’s absence.
The Sept 15 ceremony at Mrs M Leszuk Arrow River home joined Mary Yoker of Poland to George Tarnoneski of Roumania. Rev G A MacMillan officiated. The bride wore white satin and roses, with Anne Sucki as attendant. A breakfast and dance followed. the couple will reside in Beinfait Sask.
The marriage of Annie Etna Rowan elder daughter of Mrs Rowan and the late Wm B Rowan of Miniota to Gilbert Curry son of Mr and Mrs W Curry of Whitewood Saskatchewan was solemnized at the bride’s mother's home on Saturday September Whitsiam. Rev Ga MacMillan officiated as wedding bells and ferns formed the ceremonial arch.
Miss Margaret Row entered the living room on her brother Frank Iowan’s arm for marriage. She wore crushed strawberry satin crepe and carried roses and blue delphinium. Guests from Whitewood and nearby towns attended the ceremony and buffet, with the couple planning to reside on the groom’s farm near Whitewood, Saskatchewan.
Helen Frances Bally and Frank Osborne Lloyd Evans wed in a private Sept 15 ceremony at high noon with family present. Rev Crump officiated as the bride wore azure blue suede lace and carried Talisman roses, followed by a luncheon at the Manitoba Club. They will reside in Winnipeg.
Mrs EH Bally wife of EH Bally former manager of the Royal Bank at Miniota died in Winnipeg on Saturday. She was in her 61st year. Funeral was held yesterday afternoon in Portage la Prairie. Our sympathy goes to Mr Bally and family in the bereavement.
Moss G Kirton resumes her music class. Nurse M Bell of Brandon spends two weeks at her home. Douglas Sr. suffered a stroke while visiting his son near Lake. Fraser couple return from Winnipeg visit. Mrs W Bell of Blairs is seriously ill in hospital. W A tea raised 50c for church curtains. Mrs Borland attends funeral of her brother in Brandon. Reuben Brown dies at home.
A Friday evening session of churches in the Mintote United church field reached an understanding on salary allotments. A canvas of the field will promote the envelope system, and plans were made to form a Men's lab.
J Fraser of Winnipeg was in a town last week accompanied home by Mrs Stevenson Sr Henry Wilson of London and another guest who had stayed a month at the W Iverach home has returned home.
Andy Dodds an electrician from Kenton who has wired several buildings in town appears close to finishing his current work. He has been actively wiring structures and is nearing the end of the present assignment.
Reston residents Mr and Mrs W Forster visited town while Mona Coldman studies at Brandon Collegiate. Several families including Mr and Mrs Sawyer and Mrs Hathaway spent Sunday at Oakner and with the Reid family. Rev A B Simpson of Shoal Lake to conduct United Church services. Lumber for new hall arrived for soon to be opened premises. St Wilfrid's Harvest service drew a large crowd with Canon Finch preaching on Genesis 4 14.
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