Wedding at Roblin Catholic Mission Unites Yourchek and Boychuk
Mary Yourchek daughter of Mr and Mrs William Yourchek Roblin and James Boychuk son of Mr and Mrs N Boychuk MacNutt Sask were married September 17 at 4 pm Father Shevel officiating The bride wore midnight blue taffeta with white veil and blue blossoms A large reception followed at both bride and groom families homes Attendees included attendants Love Yourchek Helen Warbeck and Patricia Lupichuk The ceremony and receptions took place in Roblin and MacNutt communities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin Catholic Mission
Shevel
Mary Yourchek
Wm. Yourchek
Roblin
James Boychuk
N. Boychuk
MacNutt, Sask
Lipichuk
Love Yourchek
Helen Warbeck
Patricia Lupichuk
Makaroff
Fred Boychuk
Jack Boychuk
Kamsack, Sask
Fred Maskalicz
Gerald, Sask
MacNutt
Wedding in MacNutt Calgary Bride Marries Schmollinger Man
Miss Herth Mundt of MacNutt Sask becomes the bride of Gmr. Fred Schmollinger R C A second son of Mr and Mrs Yacob Schmellinger Roblin Man The service was by Rev J Lucht at Evangel Lutheran church MacNutt The ceremony featured a white and pink theme with a three tier cake and bouquets For eighty seven relatives in attendance gifts were exchanged
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangel Lutheran Church
MacNutt, Sask
Herth Mundt
Fred Mundt
MacNutt Sask
Gmr
Fred Sehmollinger
Yacob Smollinger
Roblin
Man
Rev. J. Lucht
Bertha Schmellinger
Bette Baumung
Calder
Sask
Marcelle Schnider
Saskatoon
Winlet Lehr
Otto Mundt
Charles
Adolpf Schmellinger
Clarence Mundt
Cooperation Appeal For Red Cross Community Centre
A front window display by Red Cross at Zeleny’s shop calls for vegetable donations and jams for Red Cross sales and storage. The piece notes past raspberry surpluses, ongoing community meals, and asks town groups to cooperate with the Tummel Red Cross to sustain the centre through winter and into next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Zeleny
UNRA
Liberia
League of Nations
Unia
Shellvale
Shortdale
Bied
Canada
United States
Tummel Red Cross
Banded Duck Tagged for Origin Traced by Office
Wilf Gardner brought an aluminum tag from a Greenheal Maillard duck shot on his farm sloughs. The tag reads Notify F and Wildlife Service Washington DC 2 v26711. He mailed it, hoping to trace the duck's journey and life history amid ammo shortages and two battles noted in its tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilt Gardner
Review Office
F. & Wild Life Serice
Washington, D.C
Wilf
Wil
Local Print Shop Ad Promotes Letterheads and Envelopes
The Review Job Work Dept. offers service for letter leads envelopes statements and all printing needs. See your local printer first for every type of printing work.
Brothers Meet In England Amid War Hospital Visit
A letter from Flying Officer A G Greep describes visiting his brother John in an English hospital after wounds in France. He recounts returning via Edinburgh, riding a glass berth, and witnessing a dangerous escape as armored cars skirmished with German forces. John survived despite loss of gear, with his fellow crewman killed during the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Greep
John
Eng
France
Card of Thanks for Winnipeg Departure
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pearson thank neighbors and friends for kindness and tokens of esteem given Tuesday evening the 19th before their departure for Winnipeg. They invite all Silverwood friends to visit them in their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Pearson
Winnipeg
Silverwood
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Roblin Hote
J. M. Borowski
A. Wolds Hicks
M.D
Ysician
Dunlop
R. F. Standish
Roblia
Boychuk
Yourchek
Schmollinger - Mundt
Roblin Revellers
England
June
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Unker
Quak
C. E. Trimble
General Merchant
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Toronto General Trusts Corporation
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