Passing of Mrs Ferguson prompts sympathy in community
The note records the March 24 Winnipeg General Hospital death of Mrs Marshall Ferguson, sister of Mrs Greensides. It notes George Greensides’ travel from Assiniboia for the funeral, and extends condolences to the Greensides and Ferguson families. The funeral was March 27 at Ingleside cemetery.
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George Greensides
Yas
Chandler
Russell Collegiate
Bruce Collins
Sweet Adelyne
M. Ferguson
Ingleside
Marchwell Notes On Easter Travel And Bearded Men
Crows arrive delaying field work while Miss Kopelchuk and Mrs Adamiak return home for Easter holidays. Ed Nelson visits from Kenora with relatives before returning Monday. Mrs Pearpoint Sr visits, travel hampered by bad roads from Calder to Russell then Binscarth and Marchwell. Bearded Men's competition has ended.
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Nelson
Pearpoint
Pearpoints
Calder
Russell
Binscarth
Finelly
Marchwell
Local Visitors Return and Spring Returns
Mrs Wm May came back to Shilo after a month with her father Tomes Murdock and sister Edith. Miss Dorothy Polding, visiting in Millwood, returned home. Spring arrived as warm days delighted residents, but winter briefly returned midweek. Mrs Edgar Reich and daughter Carol from Winnipeg arrived to spend Easter with James Madock.
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Wm. May
Shilo
Tomes Murdock
Edith
Dorothy Polding
Millwood
Edgar Reich
Carol
Winnipeg
James Madock
Silver Beach Residents Enjoy Winter Family Visits
Silver Beach residents report winter visits and travel from Winnipeg. Maria Michalchuk heads to Winnipeg for a short holiday. L Ganden of Winnipeg Normal School vacations with family. Peter Melnyk a Seeburn School teacher returns for Easter. Mr and Mrs Wenstoway of Foxwarren visit Hyra home. John Stefanishyn returns from Canora after medical care.
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H. Kuzenko
Winnipeg
Maria Michalchuk
L. Ganden
Winnipeg Normal School
Peter Melnyk
Seeburn School
A. Wenstoway
Foxwarren
B. H
Glen Elmo resident returns home for visit
Mike Macvshyn, employed at Terrace Bay Ontario for a year, returns to Glen Elmo to visit his parents. Leona Verbowski spent a week with Mr and Mrs mil Michalehuck at Silverton. Steve Kuzenko sold his tractor and will work in Winnipeg. A Woronnik, a school teacher, spends Easter with Tolstoi parents. Tom Sitko of Oakburn visited his mother in law Mrs A Dvedniak. Mrs Macyshyn and Mrs John Ewanchuk left for Canora Sask on business. Mike Verbowsky of Brandon, employed at the CPR yards, visited friends. Harry Boychuk of Rossburn was mentioned.
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Mike Macvshyn
Terrace Bay
Ont
Leona Verbowski
Mil Michalehuck
Silverton
Steve Kuzenko
Winnipeg
A. Woronnik
Tolstoi
Tom Sitko
Oakburn
A. Dvedniak
A. Macyshyn
John Ewanchuk
Canora
Sask
Mike Verbowsky
Brandon
CPR Yards
Harry Boychuk
Rossburn
Mill Haulage Crew Logos and Saws Work Candidly
A brief item notes a crew spent a week at the mill hauling gear and cutting logo materials into lumbe, detailing hands on work and the steady progress made in the woodworking process.
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Lumbe
Lima School District's Red Cross Contributions Show Cautionary Letter
The Lima District lists donors to the Canadian Red Cross Society with amounts from $0 to $2.00 and includes an editor's anonymous letter urging society support while warning against liquor use among youths. The letter advocates social gatherings without liquor and calls for a healthier future.
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Canadian Red Cross Society
Lima
Jeter Baydak
Bert Dufrat
Stan’ Dufrat
Eddie Keller
Tony Jarravas
Joe Baydak
Nick Laskowski
Nick Olynyk
Roy Derkach
Mike Shindak
Ted Young
Canada
Albert Gallant
Joe Keller
William Michalchuk
Mike Kotilinski
Nasee Comags
Joe Seivak
Maria Michalchuk
Anonymous
Bread’s cycle remembered in old verse
A compact meditation on bread as life’s thread from light and plants to grain and seeding. The fragment cites poet Arthur Gutterman noting bread as foundational to weddings, sermons, and all good things, underscoring bread’s central place in culture and ritual.
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Arthur Gutterman
The World of Wheat Ritual and the Farmer's Communion
The article poetically links spring to the farmer's yearly ritual of sowing and harvest. It traces humanity's reverence for grain from ancient goddesses Isis Demeter and Ceres to a universal ceremony uniting seed, earth, and sun in the transformation of yellow seed and brown soil into bread.
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Isis
Egypt
Demeter
Greece
Ceres
Rome
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Merle Cealy
Crosby
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Cuba
J. B. Harrington
University of Saskatchewan
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