Death of Etta Eten Bradwardine in Tarbolton at 56
Etta Eten Thormaon of Tarbolton died Saturday March 18 after a long illness. Born in Mar Ontario she moved to Manitoba in 1901 and lived in the district since. Funeral Tuesday at Tarbolton Church with Rev Robi Hunter. Interment in Tarbolten cemetery.Surviving: husband John Thormaon four daughters two sons two sisters two brothers and one predeceased son Wilfred. Brockie's Brandon in charge. The Novelty Bompirl concluded with prize winners and enders listed. Irene Wedderburn RN now at Colonial Hospital Rochester USA.
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Etta Eten
John Thormaon
Tarbolton
Thomson
Mar
Ontario
Manitoba
Tarbolton Church
Robi Hunter
Leftie
Bert Stamp
Brandon
Ted White
Rivers
Lilian
Janet
Robert of
Clifford
Albert White
E. Chapman
Pettapiece Family Holiday Return and Local Concert
Mrs. Martin Paddock and family return to Neepawa after holidays with friends. Janes Stratford goes to Ni nette Sanitorium for upcoming operation. Pettapiece Mission Band to hold a concert at United Church on Thursday March 30 at 8 PM.
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Janes Stratford
Ninette Sanitorium
Pettapiece Mission Band
United Church
Carnegie boys win honors at Brandon Short Course
The Carnegie group in Brandon last week earned multiple prizes. John Nevill won the silver medal for judging and three prizes, George Edwards two prizes, and Tommie Smith one prize. Also noted are social visits from Mrs. Leonard Budd and Allan Cortis with friends.
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Carnegie
Brandon
John Nevill
George Edwards
Tommie Smith
Youth Marches On screening at local theatre
The Oxford Group film Youth Marches On plays next Monday and Tuesday. It presents a simple cheerful message of brotherhood and lending a hand to others through Slim the Canadian cow boy and his pony. Photography is praised.
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Oxford Group
Slim
Canada
London
Oxford
England
Empire
Birthday Greetings From The Gazette
The Gazette sends best wishes for birthdays to Arch ie McKellar on March 23 and many others including Mrs. C Foster Mrs. Stewart Thos Westwood Mrs. John Gordon Marsden Sask Olive Mills Beta Dyer Frances Thomas and several more with dates ranging from March 23 to March 29. Names span locations such as Winnipeg Libau Man and Marsden Sask with listed adults and Miss Ivy Miners and Miss Bernice Zeliska among celebrants.
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Archie McKellar
C. Foster
Stewart Sr
Thos. Westwood
John Gordon
Marsden
Sask
Russell Madden
A. O. Westwood
George Henry Roberts
E. Westwood
A. Tiltman
Winnipeg
Brian Joseph Morrow Anderson
Libau. Man
Bernice Zeliska
Albert Gelsthorpe
Elwin Tyerman
Stanley Crampain
Stanley Crampain, 28Th Miss Ivy Miners
Olive Mills
Beta Dyer
Frances Thomas
James Amslie
Wareham Bros Ship Cattle and Hogs from Rivers
Wareham Bros. dispatched a shipment of cattle and hogs from Rivers on Tuesday morning. The move involved livestock transport, with no additional details on destinations or quantities provided in the report.
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Wareham Bros
Easter Bazaar and local notices in small town
Local items note crows returning and visitors including Miss Cora Johnstone and Miss Ivy Millers. St James W.A. to hold Easter Bazaar on April 15. Hot supper at United Church annex on March 31. Rivers Juvenile Hockey Club scored wins 107 over Rapid City and 61 against St Lazare. Cagney film Something to Sing About shown March 27 28 at Wagar Hall with Youth Marches On short.
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Young People’s Union Ofthe United Church
Adamus
James Cagney
Wagar Hall
Cecil Broadhurst
Winnipeg
Prairies
Oxford Group
Rebekahs Farewell to Sister Clara Roberts in Kamsack
Friendship Rebekah Lodge members gathered at Mrs. H. Rea’s home for a farewell to Sister Clara Roberts who will relocate to Kamsack Sask. A social hour followed with refreshments and an address by Mrs. R. H. Higginson. Mrs. J. Borroff presented a china gift on behalf of the lodge.
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Rebekah Lodge
H. Rea
Clara Roberts
Kamsack, Sask
R. H. Higginson
Canadian Railways Dining Car Food Totals Revealed
W W Swinden, head of sleeping dining and parlor car service, disclosed in an address that in a year Canadian National Railways serves 860000 meals across dining cars with 55 tons beef and 22 tons chicken, 220 tons potatoes, 50000 heads lettuce, 55000 apples, 50000 lemons, 90000 pints milk, 40000 pints cream, 700000 rolls, 146000 bread loaves, 58000 lb butter and 7000 lb cheese.
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Dominion
Canadian National Railways
W. W. Swinden
Objections Raised to 80 Cent Wheat Guarantee in Eastern Canada
In Eastern Canada two objections to the 80 cent guarantee are noted. One fears more wheat acreage, though 80 cents Fort William remains below production cost. The other doubts 50 million dollars is affordable, while Western farmers have funded tariff protection bonuses of 4 to 5 million annually for Eastern manufacturers.
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Canada
Fort William
West
East
Bracken Conference Recommends Wheat Price Guarantee
The World of Wheat reports that the Bracken Conference recommends continuing the Bo cent per bushel guarantee for No. 1 Northern Fort William wheat and asks the Government to address farmers who sold coarse grains and those with low or zero yields.
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Fort William
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God's Lake
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Searle Grain Company, Ltd
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Kerr & McQuarrie
MAN
Second Avenue
Stewart & Son Agents
J.H.C
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Coldwell, Coleman, Kerr & McQuartie
Second Avenue Rivers
Tayilor
J. C. Cousins
Quebec
Rivers Gazette
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