Inglis area war returnees and community notes
Arthur Gertz returned home from RCA overseas duty to find himself wounded but well. N. E. Donnelly also came home after five years abroad with the Saskatoon Regiment and Services Corps. Mrs. John Halwas joined her RCA husband, with John wounded twice yet in good health. A memorial service for Elmer Leforte of the Royal Winnipeg Rifles was held. The Inglis ball team played Shell Valley. winners earned $3. Ward and community members are noted with visits, weddings, and district events including Women’s Institute and local conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Gertz
RCA
Arthur
N. E. Donnelly
South Sacykatchewan Regiment and Services Corps
John Halwas
John Walwas
John
Victoria
E. Bryant
J. E. McNeill
Russell
United Church
Neil Hamilton
Gilbert Plains
Inglis
Shell Valley
Beys
Wilfred Liske
Alvin Fingas
Paul Schmidt
Roland
Bob Liske
Albin Litzenberger
Jim Burroughs
Raymond Bergmaster
Leslie Bell
Alex Bulbuk
Lloyd McInnis
RCN
Halifax
McInnis
Winnipeg
Vancouver
B.C
Paints West
Women's Institute
United Church Russell
Jend
Russell Indies
Binscorth W.I
Local Social Notes and Births in Angusville District
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Westmacott visit Mulligan home while Marty tours the area. Cpl Gordon Anderson of Russell visits relatives in town. Mrs John Anderson visits sister Mrs Grainger. Rev Taylor of Saskatoon visits Mrs Turnbull. Infant Lynne Marie Ferguson baptized at church June 24 by Rev S R Vincent. Anniversary dinner followed by a concert. Out-of-town art students include Miss G Breckenridge Foyle Rev Wilson Mrs Watbury Birtle Miss Peden and Mr Leland Rossburn. Congratulations to Glen McCauley and to Mr and Mrs Paul on their new son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Westmacott
Marty
G. D. Bell
Mulligan
Innipeg
Gordon Anderson
Russell
John Anderson
Grainger
Mr. Taylor
Saskatoon
Sask
Turnbull
Victor Ferguson
S. R. Vincent
Lynne Marie
G. Breckenridge
Foyle
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Wilson and Mrs. Watbury
Birtle
Peden
Leland
Rossburn
Glen McCauley
Paul
Angusville WMS Holds June Church Meeting
The Angusville United church Women’s Missionary Society met in the church on Wednesday afternoon June 20 with president Mrs J Bell presiding. Twelve members attended as they discussed minutes, devotional readings, and a report on the presbyterial held at Decker in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angusville
Silvert on Holiday Visit Before Hudson's Bay Post Posting
Wulfret Tolboom arrives in Silverton from Fort Smith for two weeks of home leave. He plans to depart July 2 for Winnipeg and Montreal to board the Nascopie and assume command of the Hudson's Bay Post at Porungretub, P Q.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wulfret Tolboom
Fort Smith
Winnipeg
Montreal
Hudson's Bay
Porungretub
P.Q
Endcliffe Sergeant Transferred to Kitchener Ontario
Sgt Kathleen Pitts is moved from Shilo Camp to Kitchener Ontario. Mrs Roy McCann returns home after a hospital stay and feels better. Community Club hosts a July 4 picnic at the school to raise funds for returning servicemen with proceeds aiding war relief efforts. Wool blankets sold rapidly as next winter nears. Red Cross sewing and knitting shipments distributed to aid volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Pitts
Shilo Camp
Kitchener
Ont
Roy McCann
Red Cross
Local Visitors and Summer Guests Chronicle Winnipeg Area
Winnipeg hosts Mr and Mrs N Patterson visiting Mr and Mrs P Paterson. Mr and Mrs A Johnson visiting Winnipeg for the week. Pat and Mark Joy return from college to spend summer. Mr and Mrs Clark of Isabella spent weekend with Mrs P Patterson. Mr and Mrs C L Miller visiting town this week. Mrs Pennington and Jack depart for Nanton Alberta for summer. It's smart to take your change in War Savings Stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Patterson
Winnipeg
P. Paterson
A. Johnson
Pat
Mark Joy
Stray notices and local council notices from Russell area
Stray livestock report lists four animals including a brown gelding and bay mare from Stewart Corley Silverton. Town of Russell schedules a July 26, 1945 revision court hearing for electors rolls. Estate of Wasyl Kondrat bound claims by July 11, 1945. Inglis Hamper Fund report details donations and parcel deliveries to injured or missing servicemen, with thanks to donors and convalescent fund contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Corley
Silverton
Phone
Russell
Coun Il
C. J. Maher
Wasyl Kondrat
Silver Creek
Manitoba
Oakburn
J. Nicholas Mandziuk
Helen Kondrat
Ted Kondrat
Card of Thanks for Mrs. H. F. Payne
Mrs. H. F. Payne expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during her recent bereavement and for the floral tributes received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Payne
Wilbert H Schwalm Thanks Sacred Heart Sisters and Neighbors
Wilbert H Schwalm expresses gratitude to the Sisters and Nurses of the Sacred Heart hospital for care during his illness and thanks friends who called and neighbors who finished putting in the balance of his crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert H. Schwalm
Sacred Hearts Hospital
Jso
In Memoriam Derkatch Dear Father Mike Derkatch
In loving memory of our father Mike Derkatch who died June 30 1944. A year has passed since that sad day. What beautiful memories you left behind. Ever remembered by son Alex and daughter in law Hattie and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex
Hattie
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. Doerr
Minnedosa
Minnedos
Lakeview Hotel
Shoal Lake
Queen's Hotel
Acousticon Hearing Aids
Toronto General Trusts
Portage & Smith
Fealey
Atlas Tires
Imperial Oil
Canada
Peshka
Wm. Angus
Winnieg
Grace Wert
Rinn
Endcliffe
Shellmouth
ELT Sa LT
Orliote
Binscorth
Silver Beach
W. W. W. Wilson
Anerdeen
Gus Liske
Man
Waterloo
Mervyn Coulter
J. J. Dunn
J. J. Cross
Inglis Hamper Fund
Parentty
Shell Bank
Soel River
Boulton School
Asessippi School
Inglis School
Ted Paulenko
Dick Georgettes
Mrs. T. McLennan
Miss Beclaret
H. M. Hansen
M. Onofreichuk
P. Toderon
D. H. Flundra
N. Gallant
W. G. Bradley
Memoriam
Frank Clement
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