Local Reels From Togo and Area Social News
Miss Edith Mae Sweet returns from Saskatoon trip and Winnipeg visitor Fred Rooke calls on Postmaster F. E. Painter. Mrs. Edward Paie ment hosts Dauphin visitors. marriage notices for Margaret Winslow and George Hack on July 16 1946. MacKenzie District Homemaker’s Clubs meet at Kamsack with talks by Pauline Keil Georgina Shearer and others. Prof Oxner from Saskatoon gives an instructive address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Winslow
Churchbridge
Margaret
George Hack
Togo
MacKenzie District Homemaker's Clubs
Kamsack
Homemaker’s Club
Pauline Keil
Georgina Shearer
Sask
University
J. H. Abercrombie
S. A. King
Prof
Oxner
Saskatoon
Frost Damage and Farm Accident Outline District News
Frost damaged gardens and possibly grain in the district. Roy Cockerill broke his arm while cranking a tractor, and well wishes are sent for a speedy recovery. Visitors from Austin enjoy time with locals, and a Winnipeg trip brings seven year old Helen along, impressed by city buildings and Eaton’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Cockerill
Mrs. Syke
Winnipeg
Helen
Eaton’s
Merridale
Local visitors and travelers among Winnipeg area residents
Miss Lockton visits Mrs Laurence Maguire and attends the Togo fair on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Wm Framingham or The Pas visit with their son and daughter in law and family. Kathleen and Robbie Pearson return by bus from Roblin to Winnipeg after four weeks with relatives on a Silverwood farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lockton
Laurence Maguire
Tues
Wm. Framingham
Kathleen
Robbie Pearson
Roblin
Winnipeg
Silverwood
Deepdale Local Notes Warm Weather Busy Week
Mrs Phillips and family visit Flin Flon while a new general store opens in town on Tuesday. Congratulate L Lachuk on Patricia Ann born at Dauphin hospital. Many relatives visit Dauphin Plumas Togo Riding Mountain and Winnipeg as staff from Dauphin Hospital and local hosts share updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Flin Flon
Eddie
R. Boyce
Madge Lake
Corwena Roberts
H. Balance
Winnipeg
Miss Smith
Melville
Geo. Mathews
W. Fitkowsky
Doreen Yeo
Dauphin General Hospital
J. M. Taylor
L. W. Lachuk
Patricia Ann
Dauphin Hospital
Rogers
Plumas
J. H. Rogers
S. T. Argent
Walter Ward
Lorne Hern
Togo
C. D. Rouse
Riding Mountain
Bales
Local notes from town including moves and visitors
Jas D La Mare left for the West on Monday. Mr and Mrs K Cammidge and family were Sunday visitors in town. Mr and Mrs Paul Pifko purchased the Denham house. Mr and Mrs Maurice Shnider are holidaying at his parents. Miss Irene Adams returned to Winnipeg after two weeks here. The N M Patterson Co purchased the Donnelly house and will move it beside Pooley's lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. D. la Mare
West
K. Cammidge
Paul Pifko
Denham
Maurice Shnider
Irene Adams
Winnipeg
N. M. Patterson Co
Donnelly
P. Pooley
Wedding at Ste. Claire church unites Larocque and Langan
A wedding occurred Saturday July 20 at Ste. Claire church with F Larocque son of R Larocque marrying Celette Langan daughter of Mr and Mrs Alex Langan. The following Sunday evening the party was reported to be a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell River
Madge Lake
Allan E. Lander
Rev. H.dansereau
Quebec
Miss Gould
Ste. Claire Church
F. Larocque
R. Larocque
Celette Langan
Alex Langan
Trade at Home With Your Home Dollar Motto
A brief editorial urging readers to support local commerce by spending locally and keeping money circulating within the community. The call to action emphasizes patriotic and economic benefits of home-based trade and sustaining regional businesses.
George's Wife radio programme critique sparks CBC funding questions
A Winnipeg Free Press letter reprints a July 26 note by Robert Henry criticizing the CBC radio programme George's Wife on the CBC networks. The writer claims the show costs taxpayers 6218.83 weekly, including 1787.05 for French broadcasts, labeling the program tripe and urging scrutiny of the radio license increase from 2.50 to 3.00 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Prices Board
C.B.C
Gordon K. Fraser
Tripe
Free Press
Winnipeg
CBC
Robert Henry
Robblin
The Way To See Eye To Eye By Keeping Levelly Honest
A concise proverb stresses mutual understanding through honesty and straightforward dealings, urging people to seek common ground by speaking plainly and treating others fairly. It promotes trust, clarity, and steady conduct in disagreements.
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Little's Business College
Eaton Building
Eaton
Dauphin
P.O. Box
Togo News
Edith Mae Sweet
Fred Rooke
F. E. Painter
Rose Patsuke
K. Gawley
C.wa.c
Vancouver
Sgt
Eva McKinnon
Germany
Sam Hampson
Carlyle, Sask
Man
Mrs
Edward Paiement
Messrs
M. and
H. J. Maksymetz
W. Davis
Shreiber
Gilbert Plains
Portage la Prairie
Brandon
Carberry
Witzer’s
Canada
Firestone
Deepdale
Inglis
the Roblin Review
T. H. Taylor
Fairway Garage
McColl Frontenac
Peterborough
St. Regis
St. Regis Hotel
Caplies
The
Christian Science Publishing Society
Norwey Street
Boston
Mass
Chution Selenea Monitor Weekly Magazine
Christian Science Moniter
Roblin Photo Studio
Newton Block
Jewelery
Main Street
WM. Latowski
Russell Studio
Yorkton
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