Local Household Notes From Silverwood District Visit
Mr Westwood was in the district on business last week. Albert Johnson was sick for over a week with a badly tested anger. Mrs Stewart of Makaroff visited Sunnyslope last week. Mr and Mrs Simpson visited their congregation last Friday. Mr James Stewart of Sunnyslope was very sick with blood poisoning but is now better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Westwood
Albert Johnson
Mrs. Stewart of
Makaroff
Sunnyslope
Mrs. Simpson
James Stewart
Eddy McAuley wed in Winnipeg in a To go area notice
A quiet wedding united Gretta McAuley of McAuley Manitoba to Frederick Warren Eddy son of Togo Saskatchewan on September 4 at St Pauls United Church Winnipeg. The Rev S McLeod officiated with 40 guests at a reception in Winnipeg. The couple will reside there with family and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy
McAuley
St. Paul’s United Church
Winnipeg
Gretta
J. E. McAuley
Mc‘Auley
Man
Frederick Warren Eddy
J. W. Eddy
Togo
Sask
Kay McAuley
Douglas MacDonald
George Whyte
Queenston St
District News From Rockcliffe Area Highlights Forest Rangers
Verna Wells of the RCA F W D visited her parents in Rockcliffe Ontario. Mr and Mrs R Ross and daughter moved to Mafeking Manitoba where he will serve as forest ranger. Mr and Mrs W Presloski and son arrived in the district as he begins work as forest ranger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Set
Verna Wells
R.C.A. F
W.D
Rockcliffe
Ont
L. C. Wells
R. Ross
Mafeking
Man
Ross
Wm. Presloski
Presloski
Local visits and travels noted in Grandview
Mrs. Norquay of Grandview visits at the home of Mr and Mrs Bus Brooks. Emma Eckert returns to the city after a holiday visit at her home. Miss Jean Kines departs Friday for Toronto to enroll in university at that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norquay
Grandview
Bus Brooks
Emma Eckert
Jean Kines
Toronto
Local notes from Grand Narrows and Roblin area
Visitors include R Murray in Winnipeg and George Radford at Roblin Collegiate. Mr and Mrs F Basso of Kenville Man visit J Dixon's home and friends in the district. Grand Narrows M F A C ladies section meeting at Mrs A Sangster Roblin postponed due to threshing schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Murray
Winnipeg
George Radford
Roblin
F. Basso
Kenville
Man
J. Dixon
Grandnarrows
M.F.A.C
Oct 4 Open for Amateur Night at Roblin
Cromarty keeps October 4 open for the Amateur Night at Roblin. Guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Geo Laird on Sunday included Mr and Mrs A J Nott of Vancouver and Mr John Nott and Mr and Mrs H Watson and Mr and Mrs Jack Nott. The Notts left Monday for British Columbia to visit the Okanagan valley and Keremeos with Mr Nott's sister before returning to Vancouver at the end of October. The Notts have spent the past three weeks with relatives in this district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Geo. Laird
A. J. Nott
Vancouver
John Nott
H. Watson
Jack Nott
British Columbia
Okanagan Valley
Kere Meons
Mr. Nott
Mrs. Nott
Merridale Visitors and Wheat Threshing Update
Mr and Mrs Walter Greenhalgh of Illinois visit Mr and Mrs Bert Cockerill. Threshing near finish with frost months and wheat grading No 2 Northern. Mrs E J M Boulter of Winnipe g visits her brother A J Macauley and assists in ration book distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter, Greenhalgh
Ilinois
U.S.A
Airs
Bert Cockerill
Mr. Greenhalgh
Mrs. Cockerill
E. J. M. Boulter
Winpire
A. J. Macauley
Macaulay
Macauley
Telegram jokes about birth of daughter and Western Union
A new father receives a telegram announcing his wife has a daughter this morning. Across the top the telegram proclaims when you want a boy call Western Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
Weekend visits and farming notes in Makinak district
Mr Evans of Makinak spent the weekend with his wife at the cottage. Mr and Mrs Chas Simpson left to visit their old home at Treherne. Edna McGregor and Minail der arrived from Ottawa to visit parents. Threshing is well advanced. three or four more days and it will be done. Sunday school begins next Sunday at 2 pm. all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. Inglis
London
Ont
W. A. Boyce
J. J. Powell
Vancouver
M. Button
Deepdale Hosts First Garden Club Fair
Deepdale residents attended the Garden Club fair at the school on Friday September 3. Exhibits featured vegetables, school work, and autumn décor judged by E McConnel of the agricultural extension service. Judy Ward won a fountain pen. Betty Doering and Martha Doering won needlework prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Taylor
Geo. Charman
Dauphin
J. T. Bailey
Winnipeg
Bill
Deere Lodge Hospital
E. McConnel
Agricultural Extension Service
Ewanchuk
Judy Ward
E. Lomax
Betty Doering
Martha Doering
No Passenger Casualties for 300 Million Miles
On August 26, the British Overseas Airways Corporation announced no passenger was killed or injured in aircraft accidents from April 1, 1943, to March 31, 1946. During these twelve months 8 C A C planes flew nearly 300 million miles and carried about 144,000 passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Overseas Airways Corporation
8.C.A.C
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness
I wish to thank neighbors and friends for kindness shown during my recent sickness. Special thanks to Mrs. O Ballard Mrs. Adam and Mrs. W Bauer for their help and support. Mrs Anne Harrop
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Ballard
Adam
W. Bauer
Anne Harrop
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Shoul
The
Advertiser
Winnineg
Steve Kozak
Hymie Lichter
Portage Ave
Good Food
Shreiber
Valley Store
Deepdale
Silverwood
Roblin Photo Studio
Newton Block
Jewelery
Main Street
WM. Latowski
Russell Studio
Yorkton
Togo News
Lillian Furtney
Dwight Kirton
H. J. Bowley
Rossburn
S. A. Tripp
Fred Allen
Calgary
Abercrombie
Leslie Kirton
Saskatoon
Alex Hilderman
United Church Ladies Aid
Patricia M. Rehn
White Horse
V.T
Alice
J. J. Friesen
Lowe Farm
District News
Grand Narrows
Cromarty
Merridale
T. H. Taylor
G. Finch
R. Bogle, Auctioneer
Deepdale Community Hall
Roblin Orchestra
Tummel Community Hall
Revellers
Jr. Red Cross Adm
Russell A.N.& V. Hall
Don
Imperials
Russell War Memorial
Mitchell
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