Town and Out notices and visits scattered in Rivers
Ivan Mills of Winnipeg visits relatives in the district and many local names are listed as visitors and residents. The piece notes several short stays in Rivers with mentions of hospital visits, picnics and Legion activities including a July 27 memorial service and an July 8 basket picnic at Mrs. O Westwood’s farm.
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Ivan Mills
Winnipeg
R. G. Higginson
Eden
James Stevenson
Shaunaven
Sask
Jobin Stevenson
Lorne Forman
Standon General Hospital
St. James’ Anglian
O. Westwood
George Fraser
Reston
A. K. MacKay
Arthur McConkey
Arthur Johnson
R. G. Christie
John
Chapleau
Ont
Rivers Branch
Canadian Legion
J. Dunn
Burstall, Sask
Celia
H. R. Dunn
Ladies Auxiliary
Ohlo Brown
Daly
Clarence Yuill
Portage la Prairie
Charles Mott
T. R. Grieve
Rivers
Pacific Coast
John Cascaden
Mayne
Chapman Wareham wedding at Rivers United church
Edna Mae Wareham and Raymond Arthur Chapman wed at Rivers United church on June 3 at 400 pm. Rev F W Lee officiated. Attendants included Bernice Wareham, Cecelia Dunn, Philip Mark Sykes, Alan and George Wareham. A 70-guest reception followed. The couple will honeymoon at Waterton Lakes and reside on the groom’s farm near Rivers.
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Bernice Wareham
Cecilia Dunn
Philip Mark Sykes
Alan
George Wareham
Rivers Hall
Waterton Lakes
Chapman
Rivers
Abney Bromley Nuptials At Blaine Washington
The wedding occurred in Blaine Washington on June s between Miss de Lauer third daughter of Mr and Mrs James Bromley of Carnegie and Idus Asa Abney eldest son of Mr and Mrs Ar Abney of Vancouver British Columbia. Rev J W Sanders of Blaine Methodist church officiated. They were supported by Mr and Mrs W D Elgie of Vancouver. The Abneys now reside in Vancouver.
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Blaine
Wash
Macdonald Low Wedding At St Matthew's Winnipeg
Trene Elizabeth Low daughter of Mr and Mrs Low wed Francis Hugh Macdonald eldest son of Mrs Macdonald of Penapiece. Archdeacon G B Calvert officiated with music by Fred Walker and Doris Robertson as soloist. The bride wore a white satin gown and orange blossom halo veil. They left for Rivers and other points and will reside in Winnipeg.
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St. Matthew's Church
Winnipeg
Trene Elizabeth
Ralph Walker
Macdonald
Rivers
Winnipeg Tribune
ACT Free TB Clinic Plan At Carnegie Bradwardine Rivers
Plans outline free tuberculosis clinics across locations and dates. In Carnegie the fore noon Tuesday June 22 and Bradwardine the afternoon and evening of the same day. Rivers hosts clinics over two days Wednesday and Thursday June 23 and 24.
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Carnegie
Bradwardine
Rivers
Bears Across Continents and Baseball’s Simple Craft
The text notes bears mainly live in North America with brief mentions of Europe and Africa. It oddly shifts to words from Alabama and Florida and ends describing baseball as made from three layers including rubber cork and a leather cover, hinting at origins and material facts.
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North America
Europe
Ten
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Gilchrist
Tone Rexall Store
Taylor & Son Limited
Brandon
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Bologna
Veal
Lamb
Tom Thurlow
Belmont
G. R F. Ebsary
Frank Walker
Third Avenue
Brandon General Hospital
Jean
Cora Johnstone
Rounthwaite
Ford M. Richard
Dryden
T. Nevill
L. Janz
Souris
J. Shyiega
Kelly
Barry
Saskatoon
Chapman-Wareham
WOODS
Taylor & Son
Abney- Bromley
Macdonald-Low
the Gazette
News of the World
Tel Aviv
RCAF
Northland
Helen Howe
REX Theatre
Africa
Alabama
Florida
NEW Rex Theatre
Pivers Ultra-Modern Theatre
Shaggy
Western Wilds
George Nokes
Brenda Joyce
Dog
Rose
Violet
Marjie
Jeanne Crain
Canada
Alan Young
Technicolor
Leo Gorcey and
THE
Bowery Boys
Jimmy Wakely
Cary
McKenzie’s United Store News
Campbell’s
York
Delnor
Clark
Raspberries
Feltol
Margie
REX
Royal Bank