Local Notes Highlight Visitors and Meetings in Winnipeg
Local notes report Mrs George Smith and Mr and Mrs Cecil Clee returning to Detroit after visiting Mrs H Clee. Dairymen's Ass'n members V Warran and J A Burgess attend meeting in Winnipeg. Mrs Dave Fisher visits Winnipeg to meet cousin Ian Hanna of Girvan Scotland, one of the Scottish curlers touring Canada. H Ebbern visits Fort William friends. Quint Broadfoot returns from Pacific Coast holiday. RC Smeme visits Winnipeg. Harold Brown of Bowman departs after weekend with W Needham. Brown also spent a month in England with parents in Cambridge. Wasyl Lapka, BS A graduate of University of Manitoba, accepts poultry lab instructor post. leaves after month at home. Community Hospital Aid to meet Tue Feb 1 in hospital board room. all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Fisher
Winnipeg
Ian Hanna
Girvan
Scotland
Hanna
Canada
Cecil Campbell
H. Clee
Harry Ebbern
Fort William
Open Reception for Wawk Howard Nuptials Announced
Mrs N Wishira announces an open reception for the forthcoming Wawk Howard wedding to be held at her home on January 28 starting at 7:09 PM.
Obituaries for Norman Briggs and John McKay in early Manitoba notices
Norman Briggs of Inglis learns of his brother Norman Briggs death in Innisfail Alberta aged 69 born Thornbury Ontario moved west in 1900 worked as clerk in Smellie Bros store Russell Funeral services set for Saturday in Innisfail John McKay a pioneer of the Assiniboine district dies suddenly in Winnipeg at 63 worked 17 years with city engineering maintenance chief veteran of World War I survived by widow Bessie two daughters Olive and Mrs Dent three brothers Dunbar Albert A E burial at Elmwood cemetery in Winnipeg province notes Ontario Lucknow Inglis Port Arthur and Winnipeg connections reflect early prairie settlement and civic service marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Briggs
Fred Briggs
Inglis
Norman
Innisffaid
Alta
Thornbury
Ont
Smellie Bros
Russell
Innisfail
John McKay
Asessippi
Winnipeg
Lucknow
McKay
Bessie
Olive
Robert Dent
Dunbar
Port Arthur
Albert
Elmwood Cemetery
A C McNICHOL Funeral Service for Alpheus C McNichol
Funeral services were held January 10 at Nokomis United Church for Alpheus Charles Mc Nichol who died January 6 after a heart attack. Born in 1882 at New Dundee Ontario he joined family in Russell in 1897 and married Ida Kieper in 1908. They homesteaded near Nokomis. An early standout athlete he played for Russell’s Manitoba Championship soccer team in 1903. Survived by widow four sons Mel Russell Sudbury Gordon Keewatin Harold Saskatoon and two daughters Mrs J Harris Bulyea and Jean Saskatoon plus five brothers and two sisters including Mrs A Wishart Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. McNichol
Nokomis United Church
Alpheus Charles McNichol
New Dundee
Ontario
Russel
Ida Kieper
Russell
Nokomis
Manitoba
Ja Jane Holiday
McNichol
Mel
Sudburr
Ont
Gordon
Keewatin
Harold
Saskatoon
Harris
Bulyea
Jean
A. Wishart
Parish Services for Epiphany and Purification
The Parish of CHRIST CHURCH lists schedule for the Fourth Sunday after Epiphany with Evening Prayer at 2.00 p.m. on January 30 and Holy Communion at 10.00 a.m. on February 2, led by Rev. G. H. Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
G. H. Adams
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Clement & Sons
Astbury's
George Smith
Cecil Clee
Detroit
V. Warran
J. A. Burgess
Dairymen’s Ass'n
Quint Broadfoot
Wasyl Lapka
University of Manitoba
Community Hospital Aid
Hospital Board Room
St. Joseph’s Church
Europe
Save the Children Fund
Bruno Esbjorn
W. J. Sharman
R. Vavere
Gillen's Worthy Cause
J. J. Crowe CO. Ltd
Smellie Bros.&Co
Rxone
Svsse
Retail Merchants Association
Menis
Felt Sox
Men's & Boys
Ladies’ & Child's
Massey-Harris
Robertson Brothers
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