District News Romance and church notes mark weekend gathering
A tenth wedding anniversary celebration at Geo Baumung’s home drew many friends and relatives. J Hancher of MacNutt and various families visited, with a party at Georges later. The Ladies Aid met with nine members and planned a church picnic for July while deciding to partition the basement for Sunday school rooms. Several locals suffered minor accidents this week but recovered. Pat Prokopetz died suddenly in Calder. funeral held Friday in Yorkton hospital. Delbert Diehl and Ronnie Mann returned from Saskatoon and Brandon universities. Kirby and Billy Becker of Edmonton visited family. Fritz Baumung attended a Winnipeg wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samira
Yorkton
J. Haberstocks
Frank
Joes
Aid
E. Mann
Wm. Baumung
Virginnia Gawchuk
Kathy Diehl
Murray Diehl
Pat Prokopetz
Calder
Yorkton Hospital
Delbert Diehl
Saskatoon University
Ronnie Mann
Brandon University
Kirby
Billy Becker
Edmonton
Fritz Baumung v
Winnipeg
Weekend visitors from across Manitoba and Ontario
The article lists multiple Winnipeg, Port Arthur and Gilbert Plains families visiting various local homes over the weekend and on Sunday. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Cromarty, Rad ford, Jones, Benement, Stankey, Laird, Friesen, McDuffie, Davis, Robertson, Marrison, Thompson, Glover, Price, and Giover among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Friesen
C. A. McDuffie
Silverwood
Dave Davis
H. Robertson
Alan Marrison
Winnipeg
W. F. Thompson
E. Glover
George Price
Gilbert Plains
M.giover
Weekend visit and W I convention noted
Cpl and Mrs H Harvey and a MacDonald family visited Mr and Mrs C Rogers and relatives. Mrs Van Drecht Mrs J Davis and Mrs C Eliot attended the W I convention in Fox Watten last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
H. Harvey
MacDonald
C.rogers
van Drecht
J. Davis
C. Eliot
W. I
Foxwatten
Weekend Visitors and Local Social Notes in Brandon Area
Mrs J Brooks and daughter Marie of Brandon visited the J S Arnott and John Arnott homes alongside other Brandon area families. Visitors came from Dauphin Roblin and Winnipeg. church events, farm aid efforts for Doering, and Ladies Aid meetings with plans for a rummage sale mark community life through May and June.
Visitors and locals share news at Shell River homes
Saturday night guests at the Pearton home included Nora Frank Watson Albert Watson Mrs A Lunan and H Faulconer. Mae Andrews visited her daughter Mrs George Pearton Thursday. Wednesday evening visitors at Fred Charles home were A Lunan H Faulconer Manis Charles and J Ready. Monday night guests at Gordon Andrews home were G Pearton and family. A Shell River Womens Institute car caravan went to Foxwarren for the District convention on May 14. Mrs Earl Sanders is again a patient at Roblin Hospital. Mrs and Mrs Percy Nolan of Flin Flon visited over the long weekend at Mrs Frank Watson’s. Archie Cameron returned home over the long weekend to visit his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearton
Nora Frank Watson
Albert Watson
A. Lunan
H. Faulconer
Mae Andrews
George Pearton
Fred Charles
Manis Charles
J. Ready
Mrs
Frank Watson
Mothers Day Visitors and Family News at Dauphin
Deepdale Mr and Mrs C Powell visited Dauphin on Mothers Day Sunday. Will Taylor of Dauphin visited the Ayer home, returning Sunday evening with Mrs Taylor. Ruth Ward of Dauphin spent Mothers Day with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Ward. Mr and Mrs D Harrison and children of Inglis were guests of the Ayers. Mr and Mrs W D Livingstone and David and Barbara visited Mr and Mrs C McKenzie on Sunday May 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Powell
Dauphin
Will Taylor
H. Ayer
Taylor
Roblin
Ruth Ward
Fred Ward
D. Harrison
Ingli
W. D. Livingstone
David
Barbara
C. McKenzie
Meeting Closes With Mizpah Benediction Dainty Lunch Served
The meeting closed with a Mizpah benediction followed by a dainty lunch served by the hostess and Mrs. I Beattie. Hostesses for the next meeting are Mrs. W A Boyce and Mrs. W Beattie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Beattie
W. A. Boyce
W. Beattie
Wind and drought devastate seeded fields in Salt region
Over two weeks high winds and dry conditions eroded soil and buried seeds up to a foot deep in places. In other spots the seed was blown away, threatening crop stands and future yields.
Truck Driver Clears Drifting Top Soil On Road
A truck driver shovels loose top soil that had drifted across the road banks to pass through, enabling safe passage. The observer notes the obstruction and the worker's effort to restore access.
Makaroff Ladies Aid Holds May Meeting at Robinson Home
The Makaroff Ladies Aid met on Thursday afternoon at 2:00 at Mrs W C Robinsons home. President Mrs H Boyce led with a hymn prayer and scripture. Reports from committees covered welfare care and cards for the sick with a donation to the M and M Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makaroff Ladies’ Aid
W. C. Robinson
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