25 May 1950
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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 25, 1950
Page
1
Over the weekend North Dakota trip by Mr and Mrs To EL Wright and a Meader Lake visitor Kenneth Brown with relatives. Vancouver and Toronto guests arrive, weddings attended, and local clubs host events. Harris transfer affects local staff as replacements arrive from Ontario.
Mildred Velveen Ellis, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Ellis of Brandon, wed William B Kamula of Rivers in a quiet ceremony at Kamula Ellis St James Anglican church. Rev W A Champness officiated. Bride wore chantilly lace gown with train, full veil, carried red roses and white sweet peas. Attendants included sister Mrs George Simmerson as matron of honor and Elma Ellis as bridesmaid. Groom attended by his brother Fred. ushers T Robinson and N Kamula.
Incomplete text describes a church gathering with names such as Bart Nelson and Abel Hitehon. Mentions services, an evening event, and roles like choir member. Some unclear terms reference locations and participants in a Daly area setting.
A Canadian box office promotions figure in Maynard Gray, Rex Theatre Rivers, earned a bonus in a program classification for heralds in Bing Crosby's Top o the Morning. The 360th theatrical promotions bonus was offered to theatre managers in Canada and the United States. Montreal Star commentary contrasts Harold Wilson beard debate with Britain Canada relations. Sun-Times observes dog owners must provide proper care and exercise.
Fragmentary text questions how courts determine if a driver is legally drunk and notes that decisions hinge on evidence and standards, with unclear references to preachers and propriety. The fragment lacks coherent details, dates, or named entities.
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