Community Notices and Obituaries From Togo District
Councillor and Mrs Samuel Hern relocate to town. Death of Mrs A J Griffith in Winnipeg. Wm Enge funeral held at All Saints church. Sowerbutts and other district deaths noted. Local meetings of the Togo Runnymede Teachers and Junior M F A report. Residents moving to Winnipeg and Dauphin. Army discharge for Harry Robinson. Ladies Aid annual meeting with officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hern
D. Blewett
Winnipeg
A. J. Griffith
John Nicksmith
Craig’s Stars
Ladie Aid United Church
Ladies Aid
FL Curle
W. A. S. Beattie
T. Boyee
FP. Curle
A. Large
C Robinson
C. Rogers
Robinson
Curle
Large
Social notes from Deepdale and surrounding towns
Mrs Leon Jolliffe and Marne returned from Winnipeg. The card party at Mrs Bearman’s drew many. Mrs Tom Roberts and Mrs Kink visit Dauphin. Ole Fagerland of St Boniface visited with Mr and Mrs B Ward. The church silver tea and botany event was well attended. A large meeting at Mr and Mrs Bale’s home discussed the store. Mrs Sid Argent came from Dauphin with Miss Vivian Argent. Mr and Mrs A Matthews returned after eight months with the CNR. The wood saw buzz hints at winter. Mrs John D D Ferguson of San Clara won the first lucky apron ticket from Sunny Slope Willing Workers. Mr Wellings Charboneau was second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Jolliffe
Marne
Winnipeg
Bearman
Tom Roberts
Kink
Dauphin
Sunny Slope
Wellings Charboneau
Silverwood District Notes and Community Events
Mr Poyser visited the district on business. Mr and Mrs Adam Sangster visited friends at Grand Narows. Mr and Mrs Wm Sangster spent a Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs J W Pearson. Well Byce is on the sick list awaiting recovery. Pupils rehearse for an upcoming Christmas concert. Poultry work is active this week for market. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs C R Speers on the birth of a son at Roblin on Friday December 3. Adam Sangster and J W Pearson attended the Makar an Elevator Association meeting on Thursday December 2. Patriotic Society met at Miss May Nault’s home with fourteen members present. Members sewed and wood was distributed for nine pairs of socks to knit for overseas boys. The meeting netted $2.75 and the next gathering will be at Mrs Redman’s on December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poyser
Adam Sangster
Grand Narows
Wm. Sangster
J. W. Pearson
C. R. Speers
Kathleen Johnson
Roblin
Th Patriotic Society
May Nault
Local visits noted for Clifford Ingles and Vancouver pair
Clifford Jackson Inglis spending a short leave with his parents Mr Brooks in Selsgirth and visiting Mr and Mrs J C Denham. Joe DeLaMare from the B C C S at Vancouver visiting sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Vinthers last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Jackson
R.clal
Mr. Brooks
Selsgirth
J.C. Denham
Joe DeLaMare
B.C.C. S
Vancouver
Vinthers
Local Notes From Grand Narrows This Week
Grand Narrows reports Pte Frank Middleton left on Saturday’s train while on leave. Many residents are ill with flu and wish them a speedy recovery. District visitors came to Harry Wilson’s home Sunday. Howard Radford, discharged from the Army, returned home Tuesday. Mrs Walter Middleton left for the City on the 4th to see her husband in the General hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Middleton
Harry Wilson
Howard Radford
Walter Middleton
Dropmore-Tummel Open Hockey Season Opens in Narrow Loss
Tummel loses 5 to 4 on a road visit to Dropmore in the season opener. Grant Bramwell leads Tummel with four goals and Johnny Mitchell adds one. for Dropmore, Mike Turta scores twice and Floyd White adds one. Tummel players include J Christoff and Earl Mickelson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tummel
Dropmore
Grant Bramwell
Johnny Mitchell
Mike Turta
Floyd White
J. Christoff
Earl Mickelson
Wilfred McArthur
John Mitchell
David Bruce
Wilbert Nerbas
Murray Cameron
Wilf. Brown
Harold Smith
Local Notes And Births From Roblin And Winnipeg
San Clara Hamelin and A Lizotte returned from the city on Thursday A Bussiere left last week for the west coast to work during winter. Mrs E Laliberte and Mrs I LaChance were in Winnipeg last week for medical treatment. Gravelling to Boggy Creek road is complete improving travel. Births include Davis son to Mr and Mrs Jack Davis Roblin Makaroff on Nov 29 and Cowton daughter to Mr and Mrs A G Cowton Roblin on Nov 4 1948 and Staple son to Mr and Mrs Darrell Staple Roblin on Dec 7
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bussiere
West Coast
E. Laliberte
I. LaChance
Winnipeg
Davis
Jack Davis
Makaroff, Man
Cowtun
A G. Cowton
Johanna Demchuk
Roblin
Winnipeg General Hospital
Local service men's wartime moves and missing status reported
Our Own Boys list Winnipeg graduation Clarence Wright receives commission and wings at No 6 SFTS Winnipeg now stationed in Halifax Nova Scotia. Ross Kelso reported missing after operational flights. Robt McBride left for East station. William Burns reported missing after operational flights. Three Burwash sons serving in Army from Boggy Creek: William overseas a year since June 26 1940 after training at Shilo and Debert. Max overseas after Portage training. Nelson at Camp Shilo after February 26 1942 enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.A.C
Clarence Wright
Janet H. Wright
No. 6
S.F.T.S
Winnipeg
Halifax
N.S
Stephen Burwash
Boggy Creek
William
Dauphin
Shilo
Debert
Max
Portage
Nelson
Camp Shilo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Togo
Wm. Enge
United Church
G. A. Hackney
Sowerbutts
Kamsack Hospital
Canada
Lencashire
Eng
Toro
Blackwell
All Saints Church
Jas. Hern
Giles
Makaroff
G. B. Brown
Frank Grundy
Anderson
Leslie
M.F.A
Ross Henderson
Wm. Pound
S. Beattie
W. G. Kerswell
St. Boniface Hospital
Harry Robinson
Deepdale
Silverwood
Mr Well. Byce
Messrs
Makaran Elevator Association
Roblin Bakery
Inglis
Grand Narrows
Rebekah
Roblin Auditorium
Dropmore-Tummel
San Clara
C. Hamelin
A. Lizotte
Staple
Darrell Staple
Grandview Hospital
P.O. Ross Kelso
Wilson Kelso
P.O. Robt. McBride
R. W. McBride
William Burns
Wm. Burns
Canada Packers
The
Roblin Trading Company
Roblin Theatre
Gary Cooper
Teresa Wright
Babe Ruth
Pride of the Yankees
Monty Woolley
Koddy McDowell
John Cotton
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