Visitors at home of Mr and Mrs James Alteman
A journal item lists visitors this week including Thom az Nesbitt and Amy Nesbitt from New Brunswick and Oak River, Oliver Beare and family from Rounthwaite, and Sheila McKay from Rounthwaite. It notes the population of Greater London as almost 10 million. A memorial verse honors Albert Wareham who died September 20 1951 describing his loving nature and guiding memory for his wife and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Alteman
Thomaz Nesbitt
New Brunswick
Amy Nesbitt
Oak River
Oliver Beare
Sheila McKay
Rounthwaite
Albert Wareham
River Arena caretaker bids open for 1952 53 hockey season
Tender notices invite bids for Rivers Arena caretaker duties with hockey coaching preference. Applications due Oct 11. Secretary John J. Morrow notes lowest bid not necessarily accepted. Also includes other River area ads and notices on classes, sales, and auctions with deadlines and cash payment rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivers Arena
John J. Morrow
Rink
Why half the world ought to go to hell sermon title
A Tulsa church’s Sunday sermon proclaims Why half the people I know ought to go to hell while other quirky items report a Richmond woman’s missing teeth case being dropped by police and a Paris designer inquiry about pocket placement in winter coats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Richmond
Ind
Canadian Save-Children Fund Annual Meeting in Winnipeg
The annual meeting of the Canadian Save-the-Children Fund will be held at the Winnipeg Civic Auditorium on Oct 3 at 8 00 pm Local committee members from Manitoba are expected to attend Clothing for children and babies is urgently needed, say divisional authorities. William Ballantyne a Lavern a Sask farmer displayed what he believed to be an eight pound meteorite on his porch step attracting curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Save-The-Children Fund
Winnipeg Civic Auditorium
Manitoba
William Ballantyne
Laverna
Sask
Two CJATE Men to Test Skilled Driving in Toronto
Six truck drivers will compete in the armed services skilled driving competition on November 10 in Toronto. From the Canadian Joint Air Training Centre Cpl. E Klassen of the army and Lac E R Hanley of the air force were chosen after a Vancouver trial. All entrants have accident free records and more than 28 years of service. A separate Edmonton item notes a rat sighting amid Alberta's earlier rat-free status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Forces
Rivers
Armed Services
Toronto
Canadian Joint Air Training Centre
Cpl. E. Klassen
Army
Lac E. R. Hanley
Air Force
Vancouver
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ACCHS
Robert Taylor
Greme
PHOSE
Austin
Don
Mitchell
W. Decher & Bons
Ford Parts
Central Motors Rivers
Man
WHITE
BR Coleman
Second Avenue
Brandon
Tenth St
Stordy, Alder & Buckingham
Canadian Bank of Commerce Chambers
Kerr, Meighen Haddad & Kerr
Daniel G. Levenick
Hamiota
TUE Rivers Cafe
Gordon Smyth
Main Street
Rosenman’s Furniture
Rosser Ave
Reesor‘s Jewelry
Tarbolton
Greater London
G. Sennett
Wareham Agencies
Martin Wareham
Rivers, Man
Stratford
Opticians
Charles A. Campbell
Optometrial
Brandon, Manitoba
Eves
Barry L. Tramp
Optometrist
Room
George
George E. Jelliff
General Blacksmith
International Harvester
A. B. Jelliff
Strand Theatre
Rivers Rink Board
Rev
F. Beswitherick
Ukrainian Hall
Rivers, Manelstt
Anne M. Harris
Rivers United Church
W.A
Dean Box
J. R. Stratford Agency
T. R. King
Rivers Camp
L. H. Short
Tipoff
Paris
Houston
Tex
Port Coquitlam
B.C
New York
TCA
Bossy
Louis Creek
Rose Valley
United Nations
Security Council
U.N
Per Krohg
Save-Children Fund
Winnipeg
CIVIC
CJATE
Edmonton
Alberta
North America
Manitoba Industry and Commerce Bulletin
Aml
Soo
The
Manitoba Cancer Institute
William Ave
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