Golden Wedding Anniversary Observed in Ontario Village
One couple, tied by a 50 year marriage, celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary at their Ontario home. Nearly 30 relatives and friends attended a program of toasts, an illuminated address, carnations, and a grand lunch. Messages of good wishes arrived from England, and attendees included Mrs F Trickett and daughter, Merle, and Miss Marjorie McGinnis from Grandview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luc
Lyzu
Fordwien
Trurun
Ontario
Lithe
Beryle Beck
Yorkton
Merle
Roy. Beck
Beryl W. Blackyall
King
Marjorie McGinnis
Grandview
Caution to Grain Growers on Seed Varieties
A dated note warns farmers to practice caution when buying new seed varieties. It explains licensing under the Common Seeds Act, emphasizes that licensing does not guarantee suitability across Canada, and notes that provincial and federal institutions may assist growers in evaluating a variety’s merits and environment fit.
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Canada
Experimental Farm Bulletin Revisions At Brandon
Brandon experimental farm issues updated bulletins on cad liver oj for poultry and on sweet clover and fodder corn. revised tables compare grain yields and are available for distribution. address requests to Dominion Experimental Farm Brandon.
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Brandon
Neighbors share news from local town happenings
Irene Johnston spent the weekend with Vivian Robins. Lionel Curle visits his sister Mrs. C. Robinson. A stock shipment to Wannipeg occurred Saturday. W.I. meets at Mrs. Fraser’s next Thursday. Frank Collins returns from Winnipeg military school. Mr. C. MacArthur visited family in Tummell. J. Baskerville moved his house last Friday. fifteen teams used. Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDuffy hosted a card party for their twelfth anniversary. Mrs. E. M. Olson visited Yorkton. Alfred J. Cotreil born in London in 1868 celebrated birthday. Mrs. Dixon learns of her brother’s death in the U.S. House party at Mr. and Mrs. Kelly was enjoyed. Mrs. Alfred Beattie visited Mrs. R. C. Lowe. Concert at Day’s Hall Friday, with Phaying the Fiddler dance after. Mr. James Carter improving. hospital stay in Kamsack. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Thompson on birth of a son. Hockey Club 500 party and dance a success. prizes awarded at supper. prizewinners listed.
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Alfred Beattie
Makaroff
R. C. Lowe
James Carter
Carter
Kamsack Hospital
Glen Thompson
Ridgedale
Sask
Thompson
Togo
Myr O. Fi. Rinist
Usua
OW Pramklin
Crombie
C. R. McGregor
Genlemens
Jas. Topham
Ed Paiement
Local and General Notes From Dauphin and Roblin Events
Local and general notes cover Dauphin bonspiel participation by A G Gleisher Hartmier Mitchell Silver t and Adam. Roblin guns lose 3 0 in a game described as their best. Roblin Curling Club bonspiel begins March 1 with strong outside entry. Women’s Institute reports and upcoming meetings. Concert and play by Ladies Aid hosts at I C C hall with a varied program and a lively audience.
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Dauphin
Roblin Guns
Shortdale Notes From North Hall Concert and Market Day
Mr John Yakimishin returns from hospital while Mrs Kalada remains at Dauphin hospital. Hardware prices rise as maid orders. A North Hall concert drew a grand crowd though the aiding hand event was less attended. Shortdale and district held a community market day with a large crowd and many transactions. The first regular market day of the season will be March 5. farmers are urged to attend and indicate trade wishes.
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The
Women’s Institute
Kenneth Pomeroy
Brydon
Gilbert
Shortdale
Makaroff Hall Hosts Shower and Dance for Beattie Pair
An enjoyable evening at Makaroff Hall last Wednesday featured a miscellaneous shower and dance for Mr. and Mrs. Wifred Beattie. An augmented orchestra played modern dance numbers with a supper interval gifting the couple many useful items. After supper the floor was filled with confetti as the celebration continued. the Beatties will reside in the Makaroff district.
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Makaroff Hall
Eighteen Carrot Boob to Headline Local Art Play
Philip Hanse returns from hospital as the community notes a large turnout for a recent dance featuring Manitoba Horse Orchestra. The Bield elevator processed a No. 1 hard wheat with a 1 percent dockage. L A Chase earns second at Manitoba dairy convention, Bield placing second in province for cream. congratulations to Mr Chase.
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L. A. Chase
Tfeld
Manitoba
Winnipeg
L. A
Lace
Bield
Griffith
Porlar Point
Ue Geent
Chase
Merridale Loggers and Merridale Ball Highlight Season
Farmers log their own timber amid a hopeful mood at Merridale as winter work continues. A February 19 masquerade at Merridale School drew strong attendance and praised costumes with winners including Miss Wo Mawellsenew Wisex Co and J. Nastrom-Indian in a Coackerill impersonation.
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Merridale School
Fadewine
Wo Mawellsenew Wisex
Sebi Hivetandt
Gornt
Mre
Bo Coackerill
J. Nastrom
Weekend visits and community notices in Grand Narrows
Miss E Rowan of Walker and Miss G Middleton spent weekends with friends. Kamsack resident Miss Emily Pennell visited Mr. and Mrs. T. Dixon. Lavere Lester returned from Kamsack after two weeks with Ray Pennell. J. Dixon and friends visited Cockerill's mill where his brother works. The Y P A held a well attended meeting with discussion and lunch. A large crowd enjoyed a surprise party at Mr Burrell’s with dancing until 3. UFM at Mrs Ferguson’s was well attended due to Mr Dixon's conveyance. Mrs Ferguson served lunch and guests departed. An accident injured Henry Murphy, a local schoolchild, who broke his leg and was taken to Kamsack hospital.
Estate notice for Adelaide Laplant in Roblin Manitoba
Public notice in Roblin Manitoba requests all claims against the estate of Adelaide Laplant late of Boggy Creek Post Office be verified and sent to Charles D G Barber solicitor for Jean Baptiste Bouvier executor by March 26, 1932. Dated February 20, Roblin.
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Adelaide Laplant
Boggy Creek
Manitoba
Roblin
Charles D. G. Barber
Jean Baptiste’ Bouvier
Service in Times of Stress and Life Insurance Value
The article argues life insurance proved its social value during recent hard times, noting Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada paid policyholders and beneficiaries $93,000,000 last year and has paid nearly $600,000,000 since its founding. It highlights assets of $624,000,000 and total in force over $3,000,000,000, with ongoing records in the field.
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T. B. Macaulay
Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada
Sun Life Company
Sun Life
Stamey
Life Assurance
Also Mentioned on This Page
Golden Wedding Anniversar
Cromarty
Irene Johnston
Vivian Robinson
Lionel Curle
Mrs. C. Robinson
A. E. Taylor
Wannipeg
W.I
Mrs. Fraser
Frank Collins
C. McArthur
Tummell
J. Baskerville
Fred McDuffy
E. M. Olson
Alfred J. Cotreil
London
England
Kelly
A. G. Gleisher
Messrs
Hartmier, Mitchell, Silvert and
Adam
Gilbert Kraus
Robin Gurling
Ladies Aid
J. Hill
Stinson
John Yakimishin
North Hall
Philip Hanse
Dauphn Hospital
Girls
Four Leaf Clover Club
Edna Clive
Manitoba Horse Orchestra
Merridale
Rys Pess
Grand Narrows
Miss E Rowan of
Walker
Miss Wilson
Miss G Middleton
Emily Pennell
Kamsack
Mrs. T. Dixon
Lavere Lester
Ray Pennell
J. Dixon
Cockerill’s Mill
Y.P.A
Henry Murphy
Henry
Western Chain Stores
EUGAR
Swift
Paulin
Peerless
Orangfes
B.C
Calay
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