Minniska W M S Meeting At Mrs Hertleins
The Minniska W M S will hold its next meeting at Mrs F Hertleins. A pot luck lunch was served and enjoyed by all. Everyone was pleased to have Mrs W Kieper present.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 24, 1956
Page
5
The Minniska W M S will hold its next meeting at Mrs F Hertleins. A pot luck lunch was served and enjoyed by all. Everyone was pleased to have Mrs W Kieper present.
Royston families report weekend trips to Kenora Saskatchewan for Mrs Moster medical care. Cyril Sudbury hosted Le Tomasson and children from Clanwilliam Manitoba. Kowbel left for Forrest Manitoba for a long weekend. Stehr moved over the weekend. Patterson and Moster families from Inglis visited Walter Patterson. Charmaine Patterson is on the sick list. Grandson Clare Moster visited the Moster home over the weekend.
Sunday visitors included Mr. ana oarsa Carmichael from Dropmore and Mr and Mrs V Bird. Winnipeg guests Edna Liske stayed long weekend, Patricia Pagan returned to Winnipeg Monday and heads to Minaki for summer work. Herman Kleebaum from Regina visited Wiseman and Jim Nat from Regina joined for Angusville visits.
Mrs MacKay returned home to Roland after visiting her daughter and son-in-law for months. Eileen Noreen and Graham Mc Leod and Tom Linton spent the long weekend with Mr and Mrs J McLeod. Mrs Lewis took her son Mervyn to Winnipeg for the holiday weekend. Baird McNeill of Regina visited Burke McNeill and family. Mrs Jim Jackson of Winnipeg visited Mr and Mrs Paul Galatusk, with Mr Galatuik recovering at home after a spell away.
Classified notices show a housework position on a farm near Angusville for a woman with two children. Contact Mrs. E. H. Minshull at Angusville, phone 826-5.
Funeral attendance shared sympathy for the Haas family of Swan River. Local residents visited kin in Kelwood Winnipeg and Russell while others hosted visits at the Bryer home. A Packard Biotic Division invention enables auto window and top closure when the driver is away, using a raindrop sensor.
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