Quiet Pettapiece wedding unites Lillian Minto to Reid Spearin
At the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Giles in Pettapiece on Thursday January 2 the couple Lillian Minto and Reid Spearin wed. The bride wore grey and carried sweetheart roses with Edith Spearin singing Faithful Forever during the register signing. Witnesses were E G Grant and Ruth Shanks. A wedding dinner for over twenty followed and the couple left for a short honeymoon to Winnipeg before settling in Pettapiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Giles
Lillian Minto
Reid Spearin
Howard Spearin
Pettapiece
Harry Wolstenholme
W Donozh
Edith Spearin
E. G. Grant
Chater
Ruth Shanks
Mrs. Spearin
Winnipeg
Oakleigh Socials Weaving Year End and New Year News
A December social at J W Smith’s honored T V Knages who leaves the district, with guests E and R James G Land R Davies Headman E Smith and T V Knages. Two loads of youths then visited Mr and Mrs R Brown’s on December 30 for games gifts to newlyweds, supper, dancing, and songs. Knages heads to Winnipeg to study as an electrical welder. Christmas and New Year visits are noted for Miss Hazel McFarlin and Miss Edythe McFarlin, with relatives in Winnipeg. Aun M F.A. meeting at Oakleigh on January 6 opened with O Canada, Circle 3 program led by Mrs Johnson, lunch by Circle 4, and Auld Lang Syne at close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W. Smith
T. V Knages
Messrs. E. and
R. James
G Land R Davies
E. Smith
T. V. Knages
R Brown
Aun M F.A
Oakleigh
O! Canada
Circle 3
Mrs Johnson
Reading
Alf. McFarlin
Long
E James
Thelma McFarlin
G. F. Stephenson
Johnson
God Save the King
Local Linen Shower Honors Lothair Newlyweds Albert and Bailey
Lothair friends and neighbors hosted a linen shower for Mr and Mrs Albert Bailey at the Millard home. Elaine Seater and Arthur Milroy brought in gifts, and Dorothy Harvey conveyed community wishes. Auld Lang Syne closed the evening as guests sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Baily
Lothair
Millard
Elaine Seater
Arthur Milroy
Dorothy Harvey
Coupe
Carnegie Robinville School Christmas Concert Recalls Holiday Spirit
The Robinville school Christmas concert on December 23 delighted with songs dances and sketches led by Miss McInnis despite low attendance from sickness. A Red Cross sponsored whist drive and dance drew a good crowd with prizes to Mrs F Thompson T McEwen Shirley LePage Morley Sample and a $10.20 turkey draw won by a Brandon ticket holder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinville
Miss McInnis
R. J. Marriott
Arden
John Nevill
R.C.A.F
Red Cross
New Year Visits Across Manitoba and Minnesota
Bradwardine Mr and Mrs A Richardson and daughter Joan spent New Year at the home of Mr and Mrs J Scott at McConnell. Mr and Mrs Donald J Owen Jr left for Regina last Friday after Christmas with the former's parents. Mrs YT J Ellis and Miss Isobel Ellis are in Winnipeg this week. Miss Evelyn Livingstone returned to Hamilton Monday after holidays with Peter and Mrs Livingstone. Earl Common spent a few days in Winnipeg and passed all exams. Miss Velma McLenehan of Rochester Minnesota visits at the Richardson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rea
Frances
Rivera
H. C. Rea
Donald
Portage la Prairie
L. Davies
J. C. May
Donna
Edna Wolfe
Stuart Eddy
RCAF
Brandon
G . Seater
A. Richardson
Joan
Airs
J Scott
McConnell
Donald J.owe Jr
Regina
YT. J. Ellis
Isobel Ellis
Winnipeg
Evelyn Livingstone
Hamiata
Peter Livingstone
Earl Common
RAA
Earl
Velma McLenehan
Rochester
Minn
A Richardson
Community notes of Tarbolton district gathering and deaths
Misses Patricia and Andrey Ellis began duties at their schools after Christmas visits. RCAF members Lorne Common and Ross Post returned west and New Year’s at home. Mrs J Veitch returned from Kimberly for sister Kendle’s funeral with Harry Smith. Tarbolton United Church hosted a tribute to Alice Lamb, ex organist, with a treasure hunt and refreshments. Deaths include Mrs Archie Rendle of Tarbolton, funeral handled by Brockie. service conducted January 2 at Tarbolton United Church by Rev G Hambley. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia
Andrey Ellis
Lorne Common
R.C.A.F
West
Wesley Common
Ross Post
Stanley Post
J. Veitch
Kimberly
B.C
Knighton
Mrs. Kendle
Veitch
Harry Smith
Mrs Rendle
Thos Seens
Tarry Lamb
Archie Rendle
Tarbolton
Brandon
Brockie Funeral Home
Tarbalton United Church
G. Hambley
Kenton
Olive
Porathy
Marian
Bradwardine
T. Knighton
Kimberley
Messrs
Jas. Aleman
John Veitch
Harry
Charles Lamb
Richard Dyer
Wedderburn
Rinks-Rivers Curling Club Schedule Names and Players
A cluttered list presents the Rinks-Rivers Curling Club schedule with numerous player names and affiliations. The fragmented OCR includes SKIF THIRD SECOND LMAD Steve Milla plus many individuals such as Wareham, Taylor, Bradt, Mitchell, Kasnuta, Beaton, and McKenzie among others, alongside a separate note about the EIGHT ATR FORCE BRINKS being skipped by a roster of flyers and corps. The text reads like a mixed roster and event listing with unclear structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Milla
Ek Melean
Colberto
J. Goodman
Cays AH
Wareham
Flu
Parsona
D. Cole
Stewart
Gordon Taylor
Com Thomas
Leslie York
Tom Braft
Kilty Wareham
Miss Beaton
Mra Faitie
Pra Bradt
Donald Mitchell
Fred Kasnuta
Mra Phawnee
Frank Taylor
Bruse Butler
Lloyd Wareham
oTim Barett
Grafton
Hugh Roasell
Sulbent
Geo
Jeluff
Donald McKenzie
Stanley Solimka
Mies, Ashford
Atr Force Brinks
Flying Haire
Boyd
Ofliver Alingham
Cpl
Neileon
Bouchard
Sat
Lowe
Also Mentioned on This Page
T Knages
Hazel McFarlin
W. H. McFarlin
Edythe McFarlin
Ladies Aid
Lothair School
Frieda Dey
Bred Shaw
M. Harvey
Victor Atrey
Miss J. Sirett
Franklin
Bernice
Cardale
Mr. Leslie
Rennie
Miss Ida
M. Bray
Alex White
Robin Harvey
The
Rc.oc
Winnines
Mrs Campbell
Harding
Geo. Airey
Ernest Vickery
Mrs Alf Vickery
Pte
Robin Yarvey
R.C. O.C
Bla
Carnegie
Rivers Curling Club
Ana
E. J. Taam
X.c
da. H. B. Sommierreip
5. J. Tarr
K.C
Provincial
War Savings Committee
Manitoba War Savings Campaign Committee
Manitoba
Greater
Pearson
Graham
Dr. Sommerfeld
Canada
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