Angusville Women’s Mission Notes Move Forward
The Angusville WMS met January 19 at Mrs. Rinn’s home with six members. President Bell and VP absent. Rinn to lead chair duties. Over-subscribed year. 21 names on membership, 14 Mite box payments. Supplies for bale due by April first. new children’s toys requested. Miss Drummond overseas two more years. Officers to be installed when more members attend. The Ladies’ Aid met with Rinn presiding and plans a St Patrick’s program in March with Japan slides. World Day of Prayer set for Feb 9 at Angusville United Church. Eva Keating visited Rod and Pritchard in Silverton. Chaytors to spend winter with Blights of Regina. Box social and dance planned Jan 27 at Memorial rink Ukrainian hall. music by Angusville orchestra. Gordon Ferguson and infant daughter visited Russell family. R. E. Pritchard home from hospital. baby remains hospitalized.
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Rinn
Miss Drummond
Cowan
Bell
Caldwell
Oficers
Ladies’ Aid
Japan
Angusville United Church
Women's Missionary Society
Eva Keating
Robert Pritchard
Silverton
Chaytor
Gordon Ferguson
C. W. Russell
R. E. Pritchard
Ag Rep Column Reports from Conference and Local Clubs
The Ag Rep column outlines conference notes on labor and seed supply with a call for farmers to report needs and seek seed testing. It also lists local curling results, hockey scores, club notes, and new Junior Seed Club members. Gladys Reid’s recovery is noted.
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Jim Clark
United Kingdom
Dps
Social Roundup From Harrowby and Surrounding Areas
Harrowby visitors Mr Walter Johnston and Mr Shorty Johnston of Spy Hill joined by Miss Dorothea Olson and Miss Charlotte Olson enjoyed supper with Mr and Mrs Red Patterson. Patterson hosted Keene family guests at Bredenbury. young Clay stayed with Miss Olson. Cameron Collins returned from Winnipeg hoping for health gains. Henry Dilts of Russell shows strong post operative progress and may leave hospital Wednesday. Nick Slinowsky of Minnedosa resumes duty as foreman. H Palady takes another section. Geo Self covers during Dilts absence. A whist drive drew a small but lively crowd and all reported a good evening.
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Walter
Shorty Johnston
Spy Hill
Harrowby
Dorothea
Charlotte Olson
Red Patterson
Mrs. Patterson
Keenes
Bredenbury
Master Clay
D. Olson
Cameron Collins
Winnipeg
W. B. Dilts
Henry
Russell
Dilts
Green fingers and a boy's stick
The phrase hints at a woman's skill with plants or a child’s simple stick incident.
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Johnny
Chelmsford Couple Returns Home From School Event
A Chelmsford England couple, both married school teachers, handed in a can of paint amid a local incident. Details describe a domestic or school related matter with no injuries reported.
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Chelmsford
Eng
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Cabinet
Carl Mantie
Man
Harry 1. Trump
Optometrist
Clement Block
Brandon
Reesor's
Jewelery
Reesor’s
T School
College Kyntera Smith
Corona Typ
Russell Banner
Angusville
WMS
J. W. Bell
Reid
Gladys Reid
Binscarth
Marion Siwak
Bill Selstisky
Dick Forrest
Goldie Forrest
Wm. Chittick
Mike Senko
Pete Pradhnuk
John Senko
John Chaytor
Glenboro
Angus Pee Wees
Russell Pee Wees
Russell Junior Seed Club
Walter McFadden
Redman
Louis
Eddie
Frank Mushumanski
Glen
Earl Berg
Pettitt
Mintenko
Blue Cross
Manitoba Hospital Service Association
Edmonton Street
Forestry Association
The
Canadian Forestry Association
Canada
Manitoba Forest Service
C.A.A
Manitoba
Royal Canadian Navy
Navy
Naval Headquarters
Ottawa
Perwa
Communications Air Mechanics
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