Thank You and Sympathy Notices From Readers
Cards of thanks from Weowich and Dench families express appreciation for funeral home care and funeral messages. Neighbors send gratitude for support during bereavement. Rivers and District Chamber of Commerce thanks volunteers for sports day efforts. Milk route customers are thanked for kindness to the outgoing driver and support for the successor.
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Weowich
Glenbour
Rivers and District Chamber of Commerce
Pur Sports
Harvey
PopWish
Bill Lees
Glen H. Simpson
Unclear fragmentary note at Brunkild draws names
Fragmentary OCR mentions Moses, Mrs Pht yard Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs Pht, and A Stange of FS. The text references a secretary, a person named Tarbolton M in a per, and a return to a home at Brunkild. Entities are garbled and relations unclear due to damaged source text.
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Moses Frsee
Amd
Pht Yard Wolfe
Tae Heir
Brunkild
Aug. 17 22 23 Readers Honor Local Names In Brief
Fragmentary notices list several individuals such as Dorothy Brown, Herbert Mellon, Mrs Jo M Conover of Winnipeg, Mrs Richard Beever of Brandon, Leslie Phimphries and Mrs Wo Murray. Dates August 17 22 24 accompany brief mentions of events or greetings in a local rundown.
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Jo M. Conover
Winnipeg
Richard Beever
Brandon
Leslie Phimphries
Wo. Murray
Tynace
Ont
Churchill warning echoes breech of defences in Commons
The Ottawa Citizen notes Winston Churchill’s remark that Britain is more defenceless than ever, likening it to prewar days. It recalls his past warnings to Baldwin and Chamberlain about continental forces and risky defense, later vindicated by history.
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Ottawa Citizen
Winston Churchill
Baldwin
Chamberlain
Britain
Sherbrooke
Confusing report mixed on war, crime and accidents
Article fragments describe alleged sabotage and policing actions in Hamilton mountain and Portsmouth, plus a disputed highway incident and a murder attempt near Edmonton. It notes fines in June, East Germany trade offers, and several Manitoba and Saskatchewan incidents including drownings and a canoe capsizing.
London 8 sme ¢Cerperation ad aims to buy jet iron ore
A British led plan proposes purchasing 34 tee tray areas of jeratinam from Britain for stockpiles. MacGregor, chair of a wage dispute committee, said in Montreal that settlement talks with Canadian railways may resolve differences. Ottawa burglary nets 1709 dollars from a branch grocer safe. A Toronto suburb inquest notes a teen fell from a wharf near a summer home. Ontario civil servants assured reinstatement on return after leave. Dr William Hepburn, Scottish educationist, dies at 59 in Glasgow. Ottawa man Herbert Switzer dies at 48 during a funeral in Buckingham Quebec.
Switzer collapses during funeral in Ontario town
Jonian atone. Switzer collapsed in the joff during the funeral of Mrs Susan LaPierce of the town 95 miles northeast of Ottawa.
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Jonian Atone
Switzer
Susan LaPierce
Ottawa
Grounding inquiry in Ottawa July open in Swebias Franconia
Inquiry into the grounding of Swebias Hmer Franconia near Ottawa on July open, with the vessel carrying more than six passengers and stranded four days on the Island of Svivans at Quebec Harbor. The derelict ship now in drydock. remnants of a submersible search off Australia and New Zealand yield a lone, low-profile vessel off Otago coast. The craft appears directly powered with aft superstructure but lacks identification, leaving shipping circles unable to confirm its presence.
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Franconia
Ottawa
Conia
Auay
Svivans
Quebec
Australia
New Zealand
Otago
Egypt to rely on others to fight for her safety
The St. Thomas Times Journal notes Egypt will offer only lip service to United Nations ideals and resist real involvement. It argues Egypt fears Soviet Russia and will avoid active participation, making her presence in international forces more hindrance than help.
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St. Thomas Times Journal
Egypt
Bgypt
Russia
Studges
United Nations Organization
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Paul Schulze
Rivers, Man
Rivers Insurance Agency
Kaneds
Albert Wareham
Second Avenues Rovers
Hakvath
White
T. E. Wright
the Rivers Cafe
Mrs
Gordon Smyth
Rivers
George E. Jelliff
General
Second Avenue
100 Rivers, Man
B. R. Coleman
Tenth St
Charles A. Campbell
Optometrist
Brandon, Manitoba
Reesor
Reesor’s
Rosenman’s Furniture
Rosser Ave
Stordy
Aldez
Buckingham & Stordy
Canadian Bank of Commerce Chambers
Man
Frank Broughton
the Gazette
Austin
Don. Mitchell
Imperial Oil
T. E. Kinsley
Robert Taylor B.A
Quick Oil and Grease Service
Tarbolton
Mr. Mart
Augus
Ron Lamng
Morteny Cue
Frank Brougton
Daly
Manitoba
Bernard R. Coleman
Annie Sarah Broughton
DR. J. R. Fowlie
Imperial Life. Assurance Company
J. BE. Stratford Insurance Agency
Rivers Corner
Second & Main Phone
F. W. Decker & Sons
Ford Parts
Harry L. Tromp
Gazette
Ernst Chester
Rivers Painting and Decorating
Schulze
Man's Com
R.kerry
Elitf
G. Fletcher
Fourth Avenue Rivers
Chevrolet
Rivers Auto Body Works
Rangette
Toronto
Jack Robertson
Fourth Avenue
Pi7
Ask
Hamiton
Hamitan
Ayer
Noarmy Wil
Eld Sebiies
Lan
Portsmouth
Torrente
East Germany
Orta Grotewel
Eerinighy
Rcml
Edmonton
St Lina
Joseph Tyemers
Rene Durocher
William Borynsky
Hodgson, Man
Lake George
Hodgson
R.C.M.P
Yard News
Carey Fieldstone
J. W. Heming
London
Thorigs Pard Owas
MacGregor
Rae Canadian Waioma
Canadian Railways
Montreal
Loblaw
Scott
Lake Ontario
Sai
Ontario
Galleria Cabinet
Special Service Force
William A. F. Hepburn
Glasgow
Lanarkshire
MetHil University
Herbert ©. Switzer
Buckingham
Que Ile
Buckingham Baptist Church
Korner
REX Theatre
RED & White
J. W. Hanlon
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