Local visitors and guests noted in Bradwardine diary
Mr and Mrs Will Common entertain at their home with Miss Dorothy Carrie of Flin Flon and Miss Leone Lindsay of Winnipeg visiting. Mrs J Morgan of McConnell visited the Grahams. W A gathered at Mrs Ted Dowland’s with a fair turnout and a report read by Mrs F Bridgeman. A hospital shower for Aklavik was planned. Guests included Mr and Mrs C Whenham, Mr and Mrs J W Whenham and Ed Whenham of Waskada, Set W Millard of Rivers Airport, and Ht B Ruse of Toronto visiting the Ruse family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Common
Dorothy Carrie
Flin Flon
W.A
Ted Dowland
F. Bridgeman
Aklavik
C. Whenham
J. W. Whenham and Son Ed
Waskada
Set. W. Millard
Rivers Airport
G. Woodhead
Recent Brandon Visitors Return Home and Host Guests
Recent Brandon visitors included Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Thomson and Mrs. Wesley Common along with Mr. and Mrs. St A Shuttleworth and Miss Marion Neilson. The Maitlands and son Neith spent Sunday at the Post home in Wheatland. Mrs. J Ebell and daughter Eda from Oak River visited Mr. and Mrs. C R English. Beatrice Houston returned to Winnipeg after visiting her parents here, while Gladys English visits Oak Lake this week. Mr. and Mrs. J Cruikshank of Dumas Sask previously Bradwardine renewed acquaintances here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
J.J. Thomson
Wesley Common
St. A. Shuttleworth
Marion Neilson
J. Ebell
Eda
Oak River
C. R. English
Beatrice Houston
Winnipeg
J. Cruikshank
Dumas, Sask
Bradwardine
Bert Stamp
Brian of
J. Thomson
Winnipeg guests and visits noted in local brief
Carnegie law Polito and LAW Lind gren of Winnipeg were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. Frank and family. Misa Win Bromley is visiting friends in Winnipeg. Sgt. T. W. Wyatt RCAF of Winnipeg is spending his fur lough with Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Eyres. Regular meeting of Roseville W.A. met at the home of Mrs. E. E. Chapman. To correct your own faults is infinitely more useful than to uncover the faults of others. The best way to preserve democracy is to deserve it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law Polito
Law Lindgren
Winnipeg
Mrs. L. Frank
Misa Win Bromley
Sgt
T. W. Wyatt
Roseville
W.A
E. E. Chapman
Juni or Seed Growers honor A S Wedderburn with purse
Tarsolton Junior Seed Growers presented A. S. Wedderburn a purse at a Monday meeting held at William Cochrane's home. Clifford Thomson read the address and Harris Wolfe made the presentation. Lunch was served by Mrs. Cochrane assisted by Lillian Thomson. Other news mentions W. Lowe visiting from Sherridan and relatives visiting J. Thomson, with W. Cochrane and others returning from Clear Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S Wedderburn
Clifford Thomson
Harris Wolfe
William Cochrane
The A B C of Post War Fur Projects
The article discusses fur farming as a postwar venture with mink, fox, chinchilla and rabbits used for garments. It notes fur is big business, supporting employment and industry, with a fur farm providing year round jobs for at least four people.
Fleet at War: Canadian Pacific’s Two Million Troop Miles
A wartime review details Canadian Pacific Sea service up to V-E, noting two million troop miles with three quarters of a million personnel transported and three and a half million tons of war materiel. It cites 272 seafarers killed or captured, eleven ships sunk, and 74 decorations awarded for conspicuous service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canada
United Nations
Duda
Africa
Britain
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans
British Columbia Coast Service
Sert
Battle of Supply
Halifax
Sealand
Montrose
H.M.S. Forfar
Beaverford
Jervis Bay
Admiral Scheer
Beaverburn
Beaverdale
Beaverbras
Montgomery
Alamein
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Leone Lindsay
Mrs
Lyte Lindsay
J. Morgan of
McConnell
W. Graham
Ht. B. Ruse
Toronto
Mrs. D. Ruse
Leld
G.L. Maitland
Neith
Mrs. R. Lpost
Wheatland
Gladys English
Carnegie
U.G.G. Binder Twine
Wade
Brapwaardine Hardware
J. F. Porixna
the Pit
Hydro
THE
Manitoba Power Commission
Your
Tarsolton
W. Lowe
Sherridan
William Lowe
Gazette
York
Marguerite
el Alamein
Tad
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!