Neighborhood News Briefs From the Town Meeting Notes
Alex Smith returns from wintering at Togay Kamaach. Mr and Mrs J Crawford and Dave drove to Shoal Lake on Sunday. Good Friday service at 7 20pm. Ingles Carting Club annual meeting elected Adam Ciprick president Geng Jno Jackson 1st vice president Adolph Wershler 2nd vice president. Thos Jackson and H Armstrong on the executive committee.
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Alex Smith
Togay ‘Kamaach
Ingolis Carting Club
Thos. Jackson
Gibson
Bir
McCullough
Mr. Herridge
Adam Ciprick
Farewell dance honors Neal family moving to Spy Hill
Crosby notes a farewell dance for Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Neal and family, with a silver tea set gift from the community. Mr. Carter wished them success in the new district as they relocate. The community praises their social help, while new ventures in Spy Hill include Ness starting blacksmithing and Ava Ness taking over the restaurant. Farm sale drew a fair crowd with cattle and horses selling well. Easter holidays close school. spring arrives with birds and warm weather. Norman Robbinson earns Grand Champion and three first prizes for fat cattle at the Birtle Fat Stock Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Bavelaw
C. T. Neal
Fn Social Afaia
C. Carter
Spy Hill
Ness
Ava
Norman Robbimson
Birtle Fat
April UAW meeting set at Mrs Watt Broadfoot home
The April UAW meeting will be held Thursday afternoon the 13th at Mrs Watt Broadfoot's home. Speaker Ms L Carter of Russell will discuss Punning and Beautifying Home Surroundings. Several locals travel for events and condolences flow after the late Mr Charlie Hughes funeral with Rev R Matthews officiating in Russel Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UAW
Eit
Watt Broadfoot
L. Carter
Russell
N. A. Robertson
Winnipeg
Morley Anderson
Grandview
Ais. C. McLaren
Ars
George McLeod
Joan Keating
Matthews
Anglican Church
Russel
Cardale
Man
Silverton
Hughes
Manitoba
Ater
Slverton
Kippan
Srs
England
Stiverton
Prats
Harry
Wiliam
Vera
Roy Anderson
Pred
Phyllis
MR. McTaviah
T. Ramsay
H. McFadden
Ala Brosator
Ken Stewart
T. Ratelife
Pratley
Mabel
Charles Hughes
Dance at school draws smaller crowd due to road conditions
Craigie reports a school dance on March 1 attracted good attendance but not the usual crowd because roads were in poor condition. Skt Thorpe visited Winnipes last week. Miss Molly Halwas returned home at Inglis on Saturday.
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Alt ‘Hough
Skt
Thorpe
Winnipes
Molly Halwas
Inglis
Smallpox outbreak grows in district with school vaccinating
Dr. Shaw vaccinated pupils at Riding Park School and Mountain House District last Thursday and quarantined several families. Miss E McIntyre visited Mrs. Chermecky. Lyle Rice returned home from freighting at the lakes last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shaw
Riding Park School
Mountain House
E. McIntyre
Ed. Chermecky
Lyle Rice
Aish
Community Notes from Glen Elmo and Surroundings
Glen Elmo area activity includes Annie Choronomes teaching at the school for a few days with the school closed. Joe Wiadyka organized neighbors to move machinery and feed from Grandview. Mrs P Melayy and son Harry visited Silver ton relatives. BU Ovedniak works on log cutting for a house planned for early spring. A church basement concert last Saturday drew a large crowd with prizes awarded to Mrs Karmaznuk, Cornell Chuckree, Miss D Kawka, Mrs M Kuzmiko, and Bult Chuckree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Choronomes
Joe Wiadyka
Grandview
P. Melayy
Harry
Silverton
BU Ovedniak
Karmaznuk
Cornell
D. Kawka
M. Kuzmiko
Silverton WMS Notes March Meeting At Home of Mrs Stewart
The Silverton Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs D C Stewart's home on March 29. Members planned a quilt donation, urged ten cent gifts for flannelette, and appointed a quilt committee for the Mission Band. A solo by Mrs R Young and a review of study book chapters were shared. The next meeting was set for the last Wednesday in April at the church and Easter offerings were requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.M.S
Airs
D.C. Stewart
Supply Sec
Mission Band
R. Young
No widow of war pensioner in Japan case noted
A fragmented report cites a claim that a widow of a war pensioner is not remarried after a 1933 event. It mentions Japan dispatching gunboats into the Soviet Far East after May 1, 1933, and a ruling about her entitlement to her husband's pension, linked to diverting Russia's attention from Germany and the threat to Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Russia
Poland
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W. Hancock
Jack Malinsky
Russell To
Springhill
Goop coiNna
Pacific Coast
Edmonton
Calgary
West
Eien National
St. Regis Hotel
E. F. Stemshorn, Mgr
Crosby
Craigie
SWP
Steerer Wiessanes
Smellie Bros. Ltd
Glen Elmo
Silverton W.M.S
Canadian Consolidated Grain Co., Ltd
Esesed
Liberal
Saskatchewan
Port Arthur
Port Willian
Mead
Wumpes
Christ Church
Russell, Man
M. C. Wilson
Head of the Great Lakes
Chevrolet
Frank Clement
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