Inglis community notes lively St Patrick weekend
St Patrick's social draws 17 tables of whist at the Inglis community hall with a chicken supper and prize winners. Farmers bonspiel and high school teams feature curling results. Jubilee Tea planned for May 11 to aid Dominion Women’s Association and celebrate church union birth. Friends and locals attend funerals and visits in Winnipeg.
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St. Patrick’s
Christena Robin
Irene
Richard ‘Adams
Pete Craig
Inglis
Ship
EH. Armstrong
Gordon McKay
Roy Breckenridge
Chas Shnider
Herb Liske
Albin Litzenberg
Adolph Werschler
Harvey Munro
M. Henderson
Dominion Women's Association Council
United Church of Canada
Church Union
Manitoba Temperance Aliance
Inglis High School
Russell
Elmer Lucyshyn
Marvin Seifert
Alma Kuhn
Sylvia Garlick
Bob Baynton
Cyril Wyche
Muriel Delbridge
Vickie Onufreicine
Jrawn
MacNutt
Gilbert Plains
Jack Haas
United Church
Shellmouth
St. Patrick's
Wm. Delbrdige
Albert Kleebaum
Ann Palmaruik
Gent's
G. Baynton
Peter Burla
J. W. McKenzie
A. D. Ziprick
Carl Gulak
George J. Choropita
Ireland
Roy Wyche
A.D. Ziprick
Haney
Winnipeg
Eddie Fingas
Shirley
Vickie Onufrebui
C. C. Robin
Tummel
H. Gillies
Betty
Micheal Robin
Gillies
Bethany Lutheran Church
Ella Nemberg
Robert Halwas
Edward Halwas
R. Sedo
Harold Halwas
St Patrick’s Tea Draws Busy Crowd at Local Hall
The St Patrick’s Tea on March 17 drew a lively crowd with hall decorations and shamrock centerpieces. Volunteers including Mrs W Davidson, Mrs P Patterson, and Miss I Langford ran the tea, kitchen and sale of work while others waited tables and handled the candy table. The W A expressed thanks to all helpers for a successful event.
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John Roberts
Melville
Waugh
Isabel Langford
Langenburg Hospital
Clift Mitchke
Russell Hospital
W. Davidson
P. Patterson
B Davidson
J Langford
Ray Davidson
J. Levacque
I. Langford
W. Morrison
1A. Busch
C. Sudbury
W.A
Dropmore Bingo and Whist Drive Draws Prizes
The Dropmore hall event on March 17 attracted a large crowd for bingo and whist. Winners included Mrs. B. Hunter for ladies first and John Robertson for ent first, with Marie Baronet and Clarence Robb as consolation recipients. Proceeds totaled $85.95. Laurence Robb spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Robb, while Mr. and Mrs. J. Hunter visited the Hunters last week.
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Dropmore Hall
B. Hunter
Marie Baronet
John Robertson
Clarence Robb
Laurence Robb
W. R. Robb
J. Hunter
Bill Hunter
Marchwell Ladies Aid meets at Ellen Lundgren home
A Marchwell Lutheran Ladies Aid gathering on March 16 led by Rev. Carlson approved minutes, planned two donations totaling 35 to Wetaskiwin Home for the Aged and the United Nations Appeal for Children, and invited Rev. Benton Summer for an April 27 illustrated lecture.
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Lutheran’ Ladies Aid
Ellen Lundgren
Carlson
Wm. Johnson
Hande
Wetaskiwin
Alta
United Nations Appeal For
Ed Bengtson
Women’s Missionary Society
Benton Summer
Marchwell
J. Schmidt
Winnipeg
Schmidt
Great Metropolis
P. Cowan
Canada
M. Nelson
Inglesbie
Red Cross
Yorkton
Langenburg
H. Lepka
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Richardson-Long wedding at St Matthew's Winnipeg
Melvena June Long and Grey Richardson wed at St Matthew's chapel in Winnipeg on March 4. Rev. Burton Thomas officiated, Jack McGee gave the bride, and Fred Walker played the organ. The bride wore a champagne velvet ankle length gown with a sweetheart neckline and three quarter sleeves, carrying American Beauty roses. a dinner followed at the Royal Alexandra hotel. The couple will reside in Mayfair Apartments.
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Richardson-Long
St. Matthew's Chapel
Winnipeg
Melvena June
E. R. Long
Russell
Man
Grey Richardson
B. V. Richardson
St. Vital
Burton Thomas
Fred Walker
Jack McGee
Royal Alexandra Hotel
Richardson
Mayfair Apts
Quiet Regina Wedding Joins Muriel Maloney and Joseph Dilts
Muriel Doreen Maloney and Joseph William-Dilts wed at St. Matthew’s Anglican Church Regina on January 27 1950. Bride wore burgundy rayon taffeta and grey accessories. Attendants included Glennis Maloney. Groom’s uncle C Lambie attended. Couple planned a Gainsborough Sask residence after a train honeymoon.
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St. Matthew's Anglican Church
Regina
Muriel Doreen
Ruby Maloney
Gilbert Maloney
Whitewood
Joseph William — Dilts
H. B. Dilts
Harrowby
Man
Glennis
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