Local notes from Marchwell community weekend visitations
Marchwell residents and visiting relatives gathered for social visits to Basswood and Glendare while others traveled to Yorkton and Regina. New arrivals include Geo Lee and family to Simpson Sask and Forest Patterson family moving from Yellow Creek to Calgary. John Nilsson reports rye threshing on farm as grain movements to local elevator continue.
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Yorkton
Momas
Paitcoats
G. Johnson
Denmark
Geo. Lee
Simpson
Sask
Lee
Forest Patterson
Yellow Creek
David Kruger
Calgary
Alberta
Glenn Swedberg
Ste. Foy
Que
Regina
Germany
John Nilsson
W. Steiner
Little Margaret
Doreen Ferguson
Bjorkdale
Craigie Family Moves to Sandy Lake for Weekend Visit
Craigie and D A McKinnon families motored to Sandy Lake on Sunday and Emily returned home from a week with Sheila Cross. Mrs R Spencer and relatives visited Roblin, Vic Brown renewed acquaintances in the district, John and Mrs Spencer joined the Rowe family on a motor trip east, and R C McKinnon family visited Wasagaming over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. McKinnon
Sandy Lake
Emily
Sheila Cross
R. Spencer
Roblin
Vic Brown
John Spencer
Rowe
R. C. McKinnon
Wasagaming
Angusville Community News Acknowledges Reopenings and Life Events
Angusville notes the fall term opens August 30 while reporting on local arrivals and departures. Ellen Sydoryk leaves Ninette Sanatorium to stay home until Christmas, with sympathy extended for Mrs. Hrychwik’s death. Various residents travel to Winnipeg Brandon and Kenora for medical visits, teaching appointments, and family gatherings.
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Hamiota
Lechowicz
Nick Pentluk
Windsor
Ont
Fred Kloon
Sam
Nick Kloon
Scabar
Winnipeg
J. Scabar
Bert Penonzek
Mike Magnowski
Kenora
Angusville
Campbell
Steve Wolanchatuk
Arnold
Dennis
Ethelbert
Man
Steve Derkach
Derkach
Harry Kobluk
General Hospital
Kobluk
Nellie Lopchinski
Ladywood
Sam Nield
E. Fersunson
Melville
Gerring
Ber
Penonzek
Geraldine Stefanishyn Haseen
St Mary's School
Hugh Klein
Julia Lopchinski
Regina
Paul Lopshinski
Nellie
Bert
Julia
CPR
Hugh
Legislature
Local residents visit Shoal Lake weekend home
Shellmouth Mr anamars U S mayer of Shoal Lake visited the home of Mr and Mrs J Langford over the weekend. Mr and Mrs J Vosper are Mrs P Patterson. Mr and Mr E Ridgway of
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Anamars
U. S. Mayer
Shoal Lake
J. Langford
J. Vosper
P. Patterson
E. Ridgway
Classifieds and notices from Inglis area sale ads
For sale listings include Moffat 4 burner range Norge refrigerator bedroom suite and a good farm land section 25-22-28 1 miles south of Inglis contact Herman Halwas. Kent large rooming house on Main St water works details via box M The Russell Banner also grocery and meats ad from Roblin Manitoba notes turnover and stock figures and real estate agent Leavens & Son sells store rental option
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Moffat
Norge
Queen's Hotel
Inglis
Herman Halwas
Kent
Main St
Russell Banner
Manitoba
L. A
Leavens & Son
Roblin
Wanted Hereford bull and social notes from Foam Lake
Wanted purebred Hereford bull call 856 4 Russell Foam Lake. Sunday visits mention Mr E R Ridgway. Mr and Mrs J McLennan of Gladstone visiting Mrs Hooper. Mrs Scott of Brandon spent weekend with Mr and Mrs A Johnson. Mr and Mrs Blitz and family of Winnipeg spent last week in town. Lorne and Sheila Whyte returned home after two weeks in Winnipeg. Mrs Stewart and Herb Yeates report death of brother William Yeates in Vancouver.
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Foam Lake
E.R. Ridgway
J. McLennan
Gladstone
Hooper
Scott
Brandon
A. Johnson
Blitz
Winnipeg
Lorne
Sheila Whyte
Stewart
Herb Yeates
William Yeates
Vancouver
Weekend Visits and Local News at Grandview
Mr Frank Kay of Granaview spent the weekend at the Wise man home. Couples from Salt coats and Edmonton visited Grandview on Friday. Joan Simms marriage at Grandview Friday the 19th noted. Birth announced for Mrs W Zimmer’s daughter at Sacred Heart hospital. Several Winnipeg visitors and local family updates follow.
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Frank Kay
Granaview
Wiseman
Klaus
Saltcoats
Lost Hereford calves seek return with reward
A missing group includes a one year old Hereford mooley heifer and a three month old sucking calf. Strayed near section SEM 20 21 27. A five dollar reward offered for information leading to recovery. Contact A J Musbumanski Fos sell phone Mo-S1.
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A. J. Musbumanski
Fossell
Card of Thanks from Mitchie and Paulenko Families
Expressions of gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy after bereavement and for floral tributes. Also thanks for gifts and cards for the Golden Wedding anniversary from Mr and Mrs George Paul enko.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchie
George Paulenko
In Memoriam Storey and Bach Tribute Pages
In Memoriam notices honor Storey wife and mother who died August 22, 1953, and Bach husband who died August 20, 1954. Wording laments silent grief, cherished memories, and ongoing remembrance by Harold, Marie, Shirley, Keith, Glen, and Martha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storey
Harold
Marie
Shirley
Keith
Glen
In Memoriam John Bach Father-In-Law
Memorial verse remembering John Bach who died on August 29 1954. Family voices express sorrow and enduring love with lines about the sudden loss, unanswered goodbye, and gratitude for strength. Lovingly remembered by his son, daughters and sons in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bach
John Bach
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General Electric Kettle
Congo Wall
Fouillard
Foxwarren
Lazare, Man
Marchwell
E. P. Lee
Basswood
Visi
Monica
Pamela
F. E. Lee
Fred Stokes
Harry Stokes
Glenfin
Dubuc
G. A. Swedberg
Glenda Re
Bicknell’s
Esso Service
Craigie
Shellmouth
Russell
Endcliffe
P. Stewart
Canada
Central Motors
Ford Dealers
Russell, Man
Uuurtesy and Service
Hussand
Martha
Memoriam
Jackson
R. G. Smellie, Ll.b
Banister
John W. Prattle, Llb
Birtle and Foxwarren
R. E. Hamstock
General Insurance
Milton Howard
Childs Building
Russell Studios
Loney’s Cartage
Gillen
Don Gillen
Fnone
Central Hotel
J. H. More
M.D
Smellie Bros
Russell and
Vnstrict
W. Burke Garnett
Optometry
Burgess Burning
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