Togo News Highlights Local Travels and Events
Frank Scoville visited friends at Roblin last week while J. J. Roe returned from Port Arthur Ontario. Herbert Keil came back to Regina after visiting his parents. R. S. Topham and son Victor motored from here to Regina. Eddy family plus Miss Joan Eddy and J. Addison toured Madge Lake. Lib era l convention attendance at Yorkton. plans for a big celebration on the 24th. Rev E S Dixon of Kamsack led the last Sunday service. evening service replaces morning. Mae Painter returned from Kamsack hospital. Togo teachers attended a institute in Kamsack on May 10. Wm Kirton and family attended Saskatoon graduation. son Dwight earned Civil Engineering degree.
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Frank Scoville
Roblin
J. J. Roe
Port Arthur
Ont
Herbert Keil
Regina
R. S. Topham
Victor
J. W. Eddy
Joan Eddy
J. Addison
Madge Lake
Togo
Yorkton
E. S. Dixon
Kamsack
Wm. Kirton
Saskatoon
Dwight
District News Summary From Winnipeg to Dauphin
Mrs Don Davis visited Dauphin with Mr and Mrs C Watson for several days. The May W I meeting at Mrs D Black drew strong attendance with seven Grandmothers as guests. Delegates were named for district and provincial conventions to be held in Winnipeg in June. June meeting planned at Mrs W Thompson home. Dave Davis spent Sunday with his wife and family at Togo. Red Cross tea at Tummel School was successful. Mr and Mrs Robin left for Winnipeg for their daughter Marys graduation at Manitoba University then Mrs Robin travels to Toronto to see Doris.
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Don Davis
C. Watson
Dauphin
W.I
D. Black
Edwards
Winnipeg
W. Thompson
Dave Davis
Togo
Red Cross
Tummel School
Robin
Mary
Manitoba University
Toronto
Doris
Wight and visitors travel to Winnipeg and district plans
Mrs A Wight traveled to Winnipeg Monday night. Wm Heaps and Jas Rogers visited the city over the weekend. Mr and Mrs A Briggs visited Mrs Briggs sister Mrs Armstrong at Inglis last Sunday with Mr and Mrs A Taylor visiting Mrs D Martell. The W I held their May meeting at Mrs Van Drecht home with Mrs Capelle as joint hostess. A large turnout attended and a district convention was arranged. A cemetery committee meeting is planned for May 31 at 8 pm in the rink waiting room. All welcome. A dainty lunch was served by hostesses. The next meeting will be at Mrs J Pound's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wight
Winnipeg
Wm. Heaps
Jas Rogers
A. Briggs
Social News From Silverwood and Surrounding Areas
Miss Olive Irvine visits sister in Togo while Gordon Dixon hosts relatives. Laura Maguire weekends with Mrs. Mickelson in Roblin. Dixon and Irvine families visit in Togo and Sunday visits continue among the McGuires, Irvines, Redmans, and Stoutens. Lawrence Irvine returns from Winnipeg winter work as others travel to Dauphin Norquay and Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Irvine
Gordon Dixon
Togo
Well Byce
Billy Maguire
Laura Maguire
Silver wedding anniversary hosted in Roblin honor
Merridale Wirs A Cockerill visited Winnipeg with her son in law and daughter John Sanders family. A surprise party at John Midrain home celebrated Mr and Mrs Kiemecki silver wedding anniversary with about one hundred guests. Notes on road conditions and meeting attendance suggest using local paper for candidate platforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merridale
Wirs
A. Cockerill
John Sanders
Winnipeg
John Kiemecki
Roblin
John Midrain
Local Notes From Grand Narrows Area
Miss MM Murray visited at home Sunday. Walker school has a teacher again. Mr and Mrs Maguire of Togo visited Mr and Mrs J Radford on Sunday. Mr and Mrs A Radford visited Roblin. Mr and Mrs F Basso paid a short visit to our district last weekend. We congratulate Mr and Mrs F Middleton on the birth of a baby daughter. The dance by the Basso group and Durbin musicians was well attended. Miss Undine Linderbeck visiting relatives. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs H Radford on a baby son born Friday May 13 at Grandview hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Narrows
MM. Murray
Walker School
Basso Boys
Durbin
Undine Linderbeck
Cromarty Old Timer Honored For Seventieth Birthday
About forty friends gathered Sunday afternoon May 15 at J. L. Schneider’s home to celebrate Joe’s seventieth birthday. Pioneer neighbors like Mrs. D Johnston and Mrs. J Collins shared memories, and a picnic supper followed a gift presentation by Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. Collins. Joe expressed thanks in brief remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Schneider
Joe’s
D. Johnston
J. Collins
J. Nott Sr
Johnston
Collins
Joe
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