Local Man Geo B Curtis Dies In Kenton At 54
Geo B Curtis of Kenton formerly Wheatland district resident died Saturday in Kenton aged 54. He lived in Kenton ten years and leaves a widow and six daughters and five sons. Funeral Monday. Ada Wareham contributed a story at United Church service last Sunday with others including Mrs Ellis and Mrs Alf Wareham. A solo “The Holy City” by Mrs Lanham and an offering by Mrs Hedley and Mrs G Sinclair.
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Geo. B. Curtis
Kenton
Wheatland
Ada Wareham
United Church
Ellis
Alf. Wareham
Holy City
Lanham
Carlson Quinlan couple wed at Rosedale United Church
Eleanor Quinlan youngest daughter of E J Quinlan married Allan Carlson youngest son of I L Carlson at 7 30 pm in Rosedale United Church Aug 8 Rev C S Matchett officiated. Ceremony featured summer flowers and wedding music. They will reside in Winnipeg after a brief lake honeymoon.
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Eleanor
E. J. Quinlan
Allan
I. L. Carlson
Rosedale United Church
C.S. Matchett
William Saunders
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Free Press
Local residents visit and illness noted in Brandon district
Lothair Gnr B R Montague of Camp Shilo visited the Seater home while Misses L and J Harrison of Brandon visited Seater homes. Mrs Seater is critically ill in hospital. Several other visits noted include Mrs J Bailey’s sister Mrs Hays from Bradwardine and Mrs F Bailey with sons Elvin and Wilbur from Cromer. Henry Wiens on 48 hour leave and Robert Bray of Flin Flon arriving for a month with relatives. Harry Harvey of Patricia Bay on furlough stays home. Allan Thomson of Brandon Manning Pool on harvest leave with his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Seater
Geo. Seater
A. Ross
J.W. Seater
Brandon
J. Baily
Hays
Bradwardine
F. Baily
Elvin and
Wilbur
Cromer
Robert Bray
Flin Flon
Harry Harvey
Patricia Bay
B.C
Allan Thomson
Brandon Manning Pool
Butter Ration Possible Should Supply Dwindle
Shortage fears a butter supply after heavy production, the Agricultural Supplies board warns in a Saturday press release. It says rationing may be necessary unless farmers ensure ample supplies and meet reasonable demand.
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Canada
The
Agricultural Supplies Board
Need for Young Women To Train as Nurses
An appeal calls on young women across the Dominion to begin nursing training to ease a rapid shortage. Canada Bell notes about 23,000 graduate nurses exist with 11,200 students in nursing schools and roughly 3,000 graduates yearly. Since the war began about 1,500 graduates have joined armed forces or South Africa service while demand in hospitals, industry, and public health rises. Parents and daughters with suitable education are urged to pursue nursing as a profession.
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Dominion
Canada
South Africa
Sunday School Reopens at United Church on August 30
The United Church announces the Sunday School will resume on Sunday August 30 after a brief recess. All members are urged to attend to start the session promptly at 11 a.m. Rev W R Denegh is noted in connection with the church.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carlson
Quinlan
Irene Prior
Wesley Woolston
T. C. White
Frank Silversides
Allan Carlson
Rivers
Lothair
Gnr
B. R. Montague
B.C.A
Camp Shilo
L. and
J. Harrison
G. Shepherd
Lenore
Geo. Bray
Lac
Henry Wiens
Ene
G.B.D
McKenzie
Wee & Parker
Schick
Sunbeam
G. M. Setter
Navy League
Canadian Navy
Allied Merchant Service
John Parton
Westgate
Man
Sele
Sailor Low
Armstrong, Kelowna
Penticion
Church of England In
S. B. Guilie
Roseville
H. G. Lowry
No. 12
S.F.T.S
Ancrum and Rivers
Rev. W. R. Denegh
Tered & White Store
Pasoo
Manitoba
Ontario
Burbank
J. W. Hanlon
the Gazette
National Defence
Dominion OF Canada
Department OF National Revenue
Colin Gibson
Nefionel Revenue
Cc Fraser Elliott
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