Angusville notes and visitors fill summer in district
Numerous residents visit relatives in Manitoba and Saskatchewan towns, attend picnics and dances. The Red Cross dance in Gibbons barn nets over $100. A July 6 Angusville picnic draws smaller crowds, while local weddings, visits to Winnipeg and Regina, and multiple travels reflect a busy summer social scene.
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Thomas Nield
Detroit
Mich
J. S. Nield
Bert Nield
Manstom
D. G. Nield
Fern Ferguson
Regina
Saskatoon
Yorkton
Wm. McCay
Dauphin
Red Cross
Gibbons Barn
Ferguson
May Walker
Grenfell, Sask
Jean Stewart
Ding
Minfiska
Victor H. Fer
Grace McLeod
J. McNeill
Fter
Jett Ke Honey- Boon
Rowena Rosenblat
Anda Lechowicz
Winnipeg
John Angus
Iainswitzer
Child's ‘Welfare Dept
Saskatchewan
Norman Chenoweth
W. C. Blight
Bert Chaytor
Portage
Prairie
Toronto
Young
Nanaimo
Charles Armitage
Fof Rivers
C. H. Staples
Phyllis Tolboom
Mike Woroneski
Clandeboye
McFarlane
Jas. Donaldson
Russell Agricultural Society
Dorothy Grainger
Gertrude Staples
Ottawa
Montreal
Robert Tampbell
A. K. Young
E. C. Shepherd
Varty
Calgary Fair
Banff
Edmonton
Bert Hardine
Miss Miller
McAuley
A. F. Woroneski
John Anderson
Leslie
Dryden
Ont
Royal Bank
Albert Gibbons
George Gibjack Bartram
B.C
Ratcliffe
R. S. Vincent
United Church
Jessie Turnbull
ZWAC
Mary Turnbull
J. Turnbull
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Lorne Tyndale
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Velma Rinn
H. Zifkin
M. Rosenplat
Lac
James Walker
Rivers
Man
John Broadfoot
Ontario
United States
W. H. Andrews
Harry Pettitt
Russell
Chas. Ackroyd
Earl Sherritt
General Hospital
James Sherritt
Bill
Jack
Fred
Canadian Army
Bastional Park
Ray F. Hickson
Foxdale P.O., Sask
Alberta
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Stewell
R. M. Park
Inglis
Canada
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Army
L. C. Boulton
CWAC
Terson & Company
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