Neighborhood Happenings in Inglis United in marriage
Ruth Gertz and Stan Speck of the RCAF wed on March 1 at the bride’s parents’ home. Community sympathy to Mrs Stevens in bereavement. Mrs Vinthers and Mrs Gillies ill with flu. Mrs Von Hagen and family move to Henry Fingas house. Bridge night hosted by Mrs J Vinthers with prizes. Locals visitants and visitors from Rochedale and Winnipeg. Timbers worker Billy Jackson returns from Kenora. Foxwarren and Langenburg rinks visit Inglis for friendly games. Inglis wins most points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Gertz
Stan Speck
RCAF
Stevens
J. Vinthers
Gillies Hare
von Hagen
Cracknell
Henry Fingas
Gillies
N. Hamilton
J. Alexander
Rochedale
A. B. Shnider
Winnipeg
Bessie Wright
Churchbridge
W. Clement
Russell
Jas. Stevens
Billy Jackson
Kenora
Ont
Foxwarren
Langenburg
Inglis Thursay
Inglis
Community Groups Meet in Silverton notes
The WMS reading group met at Mrs RS Cochrane’s home to start The Book That Nobody Knows by Bruce Barton. The men’s study group led by Rev S Vinc ent gathered at N A Robertson’s to discuss post war problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMS
RS. Cochrane
Bruce Barton
S. Vincent
N. A
Marlene Anderson
Marlene
P.O. George Tolboom
Eddie Tolboom
Winnipeg
Endcliffe Jack Liskie and Miss Mary Hyrsak at Sacred Heart
Jack Liskie recovering after major operation at Sacred Heart hospital. He is getting along nicely. Mary Hyrsak also a patient at the hospital. Wishing her a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Liskie
Sacred Heart Hospital
Mary Hyrsak
Visitors in Winnipeg and residents' moves noted
Frank Bird and Joan visit Winnipeg while A Francis departs to the West Coast to reside. Lawrence Robb returns home after a hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bird
Joan
Winnipeg
A. Francis
West Coast
Lawrence Robb
Vista dance marks celebration of recent marriage
Mr and Mrs Hugh Armstrong entertained friends at a Vista hall dance on Wednesday. John Menzies and Walter returned from Winnipeg. Miss Chris Miller resumed teaching duties at Estevan. Ruth Miller aims for Winnipeg job. Mr and Mrs W J Hamilton and Miss Wena McIntyre plan a Trail B C holiday. Eleanor Stitt joins Oakner teaching staff. Mrs Hay ill at home. Dr R Kippan summoned for Wilfrid's tonsillitis. D McIntyre family visited Austell. Ernie Lillie from Durban visited Wes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Armstrong
Vista
John Menzies
Walter
Winnipes
Chris Miller
T. O. Miller
Estevan
Ruth Miller
Winnipeg
Yes
W. J. Hamilton
Misewena McIntyre
Nos! Lake
Trail
B.C
Eleanor Stitt
Oakner
Hay
R. Kippan
Newdale
Local Notes From Sacred Heart Hospital And Community Moves
Little Elaine Klimack is recovering at Sacred Heart hospital. Lyle Nickel of Portage spent the weekend at home. Violet Klimack returned from Dauphin after weeks with her aunt. A church meeting was held at Miss Lizzie McLennan's home last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J Von Hagen and family moved from Cracknell to Inglis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Klimack
Sacred Heart Hospital
Lyle Nickel
Portage
Violet Klimack
Dauphin
Lizzie McLennan
J. von Hagen
Cracknell
Inglis
Knox United Church Service and Meeting Notice
Russell Manitoba minister James E McNeill presides at 11 am and 7 pm services. Annual congregational meeting set for Monday January 22 at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox United Church
Russell
Man
James E. McNeill
Wheat Recovers as Prairie Crop Value Rises
The prairie provinces report a comeback for wheat with a crop year value of 361 with other crops totaling 4.5 million. Analysts foresee wheat remaining the leading prairie crop after the war as foreign demand for livestock products falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Provinces
Christ Church Sunday service and annual meeting
The church schedules 11 am Holy Communion on January 28 the fourth Sunday after Epiphany and 7 pm Evening Prayer. The annual meeting of the parishioners follows this evening service.
Funeral services held for Sansom in Inglis hall
Funeral services were conducted by Rev. J. Nixon for the late Sansom at the Inglis hall on January 14 at 2 30. Stevenadena died Thursday following a stroke at his residence aged about his birthplace Cornwell England, he came to Canada in 1884 and settled near Russell then moved to Boulton and later Inglis, he served on Boulton council and school boards for 30 years and was a justice of the peace and active in the United church. He is survived by his widow and is buried in Russell cemetery with pallbearers D R ae Ken Smith Wm Han cock J C Smith Wm Bradley Herb Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulton
J. J. Crowe
Inglis
Stevens
Asessippi
United Church Board of
Russell Cemetery
D. R. Ae
Ken Smith
Wm. Hancock
J. C. Smith
Wm. Bradley
Herb Adams
Death of Joseph McRostie Quietly Follows Christmas
Joseph McRostie aged 73 or 74 died the day after Christmas at his Rusell area home after a long illness. Born and educated in Metcalf Ontario, he lived in the Russell district for many years. He married Miia Humphries on January 31 1925. Surviving are his wife and one sister Mrs Janet McKnight of Ottawa. Funeral from his home was led by Rev R J Love on December 29 with interment at Armstrong cemetery. Pallbearers were S Noble H Speers D Popowich and J Danallanko.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McRostie
Mr. McRostie
Metcalf
Ontario
Russell
Miia Humphries
MeRostie
MeRosti
Armstrong
Janet McKnight
Ottawa
R. J. Love
Arm ‘Rong
S. Noble
H. Speers
D. Popowich
J. Danallanko
Richard H Keay Dies. Longtime Dropmore Resident
Funeral services held at Dropmore for Richard Henry Keay aged 67 who died January 6 at The Pas. Born August 6 1873 in Cavernhurst England he came to Canada in 1892 living in Millwood Rochedale and The Pas where employed by Manitoba Public Works. Survived by three sons Harold Jack and Fred and two daughters Mrs R Lowenberg and Mrs F Fulbrook plus a brother Gamon and sister Benice in Australia. Interment Rochedale cemetery with pallbearers F H Comfort F L Skinner A F Goodhun John Craig J Dugan and B Bradley-Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Keay
Dropmore
Rev. H. Markle
Richard Henry Keay
Public Works Department of
Manitoba
Maggie Lougheed
Presden North End
Canad
Harold
Bill) Oversans
Jack
Vancouver
Fredarest Yorkton
R. Lowenberger
Yorkton
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Silverton
Endcliffe
Minniska
Onder
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Agent Cracknell
R. M. Park
Christ Church
Greyhound
Greyhound Lines
Western Canada
Winnipes “s/Russell - Yorxton
Edmonton
Saskatoon
Md.t
Osal
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