Neighborhood Happenings in Inglis and Surrounding Area
Local notes report return from visit by Inglis residents Inglis and Mrs Pred Liske and others. Ruth Liske substituted for Miss Mabel Ayer sick after tonsil operation. Birth announced Jan 8 Mark Andrew Martin in Vibrand Alberta. Charity dance by Overseas Hamper Fund cleared 48.85 with May 19 event planned. Herb Gillies returns from Broadview CPR and heads to Regina to join RC Navy. Ladies Aid held meeting with 14 members. bulbs donated, proceeds 4.50. Young People Society social Friday features softball and lunch led by Miss Townson. Mrs W McKay’s son Ernie wounded in Mary. Mabel Ayer returns to teach. Junior Red Cross raffled blanket, Stanley Jackson wins. Unit shield and Ad Artillery Band praised.
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Pred Liske
Wilf
Ruth
Ruth Liske
Mabel Ayer
Overseas Hamper Fund
Dubbie
Herb Gillies
CPR
Broadview
Sask
Herb
Regina
RC Navy
Ladies’ Aid
J. E. Dawson
Martel
Tymn
Bradley
Henderson
D. Fisher
John Jackson
God and
Allan Bryant
Young People's Society
M Townson
W. McKay
Asessippi
Roblin
Ernie
Mary
Red Cross
Boulton
Stanley Jackson
Col. G. Pasquill
Ad Artillery Training Centre
Soldiers and families visit Inglis and area
Twin Brae Private John Bordian stationed at Simcoe spends his furlough with his brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Nick Bordian. Mr and Mrs G B Ross visited the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Foss at Inglis. Mr and Mrs John Ross Mr and Mrs Adam Cyprick Mr and Mrs Bezo Mr and Mrs Alex Stealer and Thomas Rubel all of Inglis were weekend visitors at the Rubel home. Mr and Mrs Otto Gertz visited the home of Mr and Mrs J R Roberts on Sunday.
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John Bordian
Simcoe
Nick Bordian
G. B. Ross
Fred Foss
Inglis
John Ross
Adam Cyprick
Bezo
Alex Stealer
Thomas Rubel
Rubel
Otto Gertz
J. R. Roberts
Local Notes On Residents And Road Conditions
Endchize Miss Ella Stewart returned home from Saltcoats last Wednesday. Miss Gertie Geib is also home after spending the winter in Ontario. Three new families moved into the district increasing the school roll. Work on the land started early last week with little moisture noted. A few potholes on east-west roads could be filled in a few hours.
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Ella Stewart
Saltcoats
Gertie Geib
Ontario
Easter visits and community notices in Silverton
Silverton Lois Cochrane and Margaret Breadfoot spent Easter at home and returned to school on April 17. May and Jessie Anderson of Winnipeg visited parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Anderson. Jessie returned to Winnipeg and May the following Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lillie and son left Camp Paulson to visit the Coulter and Morley Anderson families. Mrs. R. S. Cochrane and Lois, Sybil, and Bob spent a weekend in Brandon. Rev. S. Vincent of United College preached at the three charges on Easter Sunday. Mrs. Hughes visited daughter Mrs. R. E. Anderson. On April 18 the Ladies’ War Work Red Cross committee met at Mrs. Broadfoot’s home. Mrs. A. Coulter led a contest won by Mrs. W. A. Coulter and Mrs. J. Anderson. A reception for Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ciperick, married April 5, was held in the hall. Mrs. J. Anderson left Sunday for Winnipeg. Harvey Hyde of the Navy at St Hyacinthe is expected home soon on sick leave, recovering from scarlet fever.
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Lois. Cochrane
Margaret Breadfoot
May
Jessie Anderson
Winnipeg
J. Anderson
Jessie
Earl Lillie
Lef Camp
A. Coulter
W. A. Coulter
J Anderson
Louis Ciperick
Harvey Hyde
Navy
St. Hyacinthe
Christina Grainger Honored at Home Shower
About thirty friends gathered at Mrs. C. H. Staples home on Tuesday April 11 to honor Miss Christina Grainger. She will marry Robert Finlay Campbell of Ottawa Ontario in early May. Gifts noted as useful and valuable. Other items include local news of illness and furlough return.
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Christina Grainger
C. H. Staples
Robert Finlay Campbell
Ottawa
Ont
Peter Hasuik
Russell Hospital
Rodney Nield
Halifax
N S
Iss “Ange” Siaorok
Busy War Bond Campaign Report In Civil Service News
The Sixth Victory Loan shows strong progress and canvasser reports indicate substantial purchases. Miss Olive Nield returns from Ottawa where she has been working in the Civil Service for the Indians bounty effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Nield
Ottawa
Manitoba
Canada
Community notices and condolences from Minniska
The Junior Red Cross raffled a quilt and raised 25 dollars through a lucky ticket. Albert Hughes celebrates the birth of twin daughters. The community welcomes Mr and Mrs Yule and family who have moved to the farm vacated by the Dunns. Sympathy goes to Jack Hyde on the death of his brother George Hyde.
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Red Cross
H. W Umn
Albert Hughes
Yule
Millwood Residents Return from Trips and Travels
Millwood Mr. and Mrs. J. Cartwright and Dennis returned to Moose Jaw last Saturday. Miss Mildred Bily returned home last week from a visit in Winnipeg. Spr. F. Henry, just back from overseas, left for Winnipeg after a short leave with his mother. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wondrasch and family motored to Church Bridge on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bankey of Esterhazy were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Bily. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Rauliuk left Monday to reside in Langenburg as CPR foreman. Roy and Charles Bily, after completing another term at university, arrived home Wednesday.
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C. Bily
C. N. Rauliuk
Langenburg
Mears Semn Mike Oryaiak Visits Camp Borden Friends
Mears Semn Mike Oryaiak of Camp Borden Ontario spent a weekend with friends and relatives in the district. Alex Sawchuk was a business visitor to Winnipeg during the week. Seeding is well under way with farmers reporting good acreage.
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Semn
Mike Oryaiak
Camp Borden
Ont
Alex Sawchuk
Winnipeg
Angussville visitor notes farm move details
M Siwak of Angusville visited S Pawluk during the inquiry into A Wonitowy and Dmt Simanuik moving to their new farm at an unspecified location. The fragmentary report records a social visit amid ongoing rural relocation events.
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Ready. M. Siwak
Angusville
S. Pawluk’s
A. Wonitowy
Dmt Simanuik
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Endchize
Silverton
Anausville
Minniska
Millwood
Mears
Province OF
DIGX
Yorkton
Victory Loan
Victory
Victory Bonds National War Finance Committee
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