WEDDINGS Wegner-Many at Inglis and Russell
In Inglis and Russell Manitoba two long weddings were held. Wilfred Wagner and another couple married in a double ring ceremony at Bethany Lutheran Church Inglis with Rev John Schroeppell officiating and a reception at Inglis Center. The second couple Arnold Shackel and Mildred Steinwalt wed at Knox United Church Rowell with Miss Marion Tennant as maid of honor and a large reception at St Joseph’s Church Hall. Guests traveled from Saskatchewan Manitoba Ontario and beyond to attend the events. The weddings featured ornate gowns, floral bouquets, and multi‑tiered headpieces and concluded with dances and toasts. The world’s largest carpet was described as 88000 square feet in New York in 1956.
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Bethany Lutheran Church
Inglis
Wils Seth
Ahore
Wilfred Wag. Wagner
John Schroeppell
Linda Connors
Russell
Sally Smith
Elizabeth Ross
Leah Mann
Knox United Ghar Rowell
Mildred Emily
Beatrice Steinwalt
Albert
Steinwalt
Russel
Man
Arnold Walter Shackel
Emalene Shackel
Charles Shackel
Killerney
Manitoba
Marion Pardy
Debbie
Rhoda Sanderson
Marie Tennant
Wendy White
Pamela Burdett
Ken Shackel
Don Kellett
St Joseph’s Church Hall
Jim Lamont
Seymour Stevens
Stony Creek
Winona
Ontario
Columbus Circle
New York City
Family Caught In Pakistan Strife Continues
In East Pakistan a family recounts danger as house guards, two Britons, and wounded workers are involved. Some evacuees are released after 36 hours. Aide from the Voice of America and BBC aids evacuation plans as the family travels toward Calcutta with American consular help and Scottish sailors aiding the voyage.
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Barcie
A & House
Amy
Voice ‘of America
British Broadcasting Co
East Pakistan
Chittagong
Daddy
Calcutta
India
Hage
Dacca
Gathering of Friends Across Canada and Beyond
A long list of families and individuals from White Rock and many Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Ontario towns gathers to reconnect after years apart. Readers note travel from Regina, Moose Jaw, Melita, Russell, and other communities, with mentions of Kin events, visitors, and anticipated summer reunion plans amid reflective notes on war and peace.
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John Collins
White Rock B.C
John Nylen
Man
Mabel Houck
Jake Upland
Buster
Fort Frances
Fred Baning
Yorkton
Jim Turtle
Melita
Willie Bennett
Winnipeg
Art Olson
Tantallon
Rudolf Miller
Russell
Morley Murray
Regina
Churk
Saskatoon
Mervin’ Ferguson
Moose Jaw
Barry Mitschke
Mel Webber
Delisle
Beverly Ireland
Nell’ Murray
Saskatoon and Rhubarb Jam Recipe Tip
A recipe notes orange slices lemon juice or rhubarb to boost flavor and advises adjusting to taste. It provides steps using rhubarb, Saskatoon berries, water, and sugar, yields about eight 4 ounce jars, and ends with a quip about experts complicating simple ideas.
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Saskatoon
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