Marchwell Community Notes Delighted by Visits Home
A series of local updates places Bill Bell of Erickson, Ralph Swanson, Warner and Leona Anders, Laura Hamne, Tony Reichmuth, Ed Bengtson, and Margeret Layh across a breadth of trips. Swanson returns from Longview and Vancouver trips. Bell chats in Marchwell. Hamne visits Winnipeg. Reichmuth recovers in Regina. Bengtson family visits Denver and Kensington Morris. Layh arrives from Hamilton to visit her parents in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Bell
Erickson
Man
Bell
Ralph Swanson
Longview
Wash
Vancouver
Warner
Leona Anders
Winnipeg
Laura Hamne
L. H. Brink
Tony Reichmuth
Regina
Ed Bengtson
Denver
Colo
Bengtsons
Kensington
Morris
Minnesota
Margeret Layh
Hamilton
Ont
Joseph Layh
Winnipes
Couple’s nuptials and seaside weekend noted in local column
Silver Beach announces the marriage of Anne Javra to Paul Hosal on August 25. Mr and Mrs Paul Hosal and Mr and Mrs John Porsaga and Emily Javra spent the weekend at Tony Javra’s and Mike Michalshuk’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congarwui
Ions Wo
Anne
Javra
Paul Hosal
John Porsaga
Emily Javra
Tony Javra
Mike Michal Shuk
Angusville Aces Maeng Women at Sycamore Weekend Event
Community notices recount visits and greetings from August 21 weekend. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Pritchard, Mr. and Mrs. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Armitage, Mrs. Staples, and Mrs. Staples’ sister-in-law Mrs. Harry Staples who died in Calgary. Also reports travel to Brandon, Neepawa, Vista, and Welby. Deepest sympathy extended to families, plus church attendance and local social visits highlighted.
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Maeng
Sycamore
USA
RE. Pritchard
John Bell
C. Armitage
C. H. Staples
Rudy Lowenberger
Langenburg
Krisko
W. J. Sharman
Rochester
N.Y
Toronto
Winnipeg
Jakrowsky
Peter Paquet
St. Lazare
Welby
Sask
Silverton School Opens Fall Term Under Miss Lawson
Fall term starts with Miss A E Lawson in charge and 23 students enrolled including four new Grade 1 pupils Blair Carey Bruce Elekta Evie Kitz and Gladys Reid. Local church remodeling continues as harvest proceeds and visitors from Winnipeg Spy Hill Saskatoon visit townsfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Lawson
Blair Carey
Bruce Elekta
Evie Kitz
Gladys Reid
Dufrat
Winnipeg
Ashcroft
Earl Keating
Ed. Hammond
N. Robertson
Clear Lake
Roberta Cochrane
Thelma Walls
Binsearth
Roberta
Russell
Yea Silverton
United Church
G. Stewart
Spy Hill
H. Maker
Saskatoon
Sevral
Jack MacDonald
Family greetings at Smart residence in Saskatoon region
Craigie Mr and Mrs J Henry of Willowbanch Sask are guests at the home of their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs W Smart Mr and Mrs H Henry and family of Rossland BC are visiting Mr Henry s sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs W Smart
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Henry
Willowbanch
Sask
Inlaw
W. Smart
H. Henry
Rossland
B.C
Mr. Henry
Dropmore Reunion Notes Across Regions
Mr and Mrs Alfred Koch and family of Flin Flon renew old acquaintances in Dropmore last week. Mr and Mrs J P Birnie and family of Armstrong BC are part of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Koch
Flin Flon
Dropmore
J. P. Birnie
Armstrong
Renewing acquaintances in the Dropmore district
Miss Joan Bird returned Sunday after two months at the Langford home in Russell. Visitors included Mrs. M. Kelly and Alice of Winnipeg and Miss Kay Robb at the Bicknell home. Harvest Home Service led by Rev. Rothwell set for September 11. Dropmore and Castleavery schools reopened August 23 with Miss Barbara Bradley-Hunt and Miss Alice Trickett in charge. The Grosse children Barry Judy and Lynn with their grandmother Mrs. A Turta returned to Saskatoon after two weeks here. Congratulations to Miss Joan Bird on the Goulet scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dropmore
Joan Bird
Ted Langford
Russell
Barbara Bradley-Hunt
Castleavery School
Alice Trickett
Barry
Judy
Lynn Grosse
A. Turta
Saskatoon
Roger , Goulet
Shellmouth School Opens with New Staff
School opens on Thursday September 1 with Mrs Haas and Miss Busch in charge. Mrs Williams of Victoria BC visits friends in the village. Mrs Hooper and Marie left for the next destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haas
Miss Busch
Mrs. Williams
Victoria
Selkirk Residents Travel for Training and Visits
Selkirk residents report travel for medical training at the Selkirk hospital and others leaving for Vancouver and Malarti Quebec after holidays with family members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selkirk
Marie
Selkirk Hospital
Mrs. Busch
Vancouver
Mrs. McKenzie
Nora Stewart
Malarti
Quebec
Surprising Western Visitors Reach Harrowby Gathering
Harrowby residents report an unexpected Sunday visit from Geo Greensides brother Fred Greensides and his wife and daughter Freda, plus H Coulson and Fort Frances relatives en route to Assinaboia and other western connections. Winnipeg visitors Mr. and Mrs. Geo Clark and children stay with Mrs. Gray. John Freed and Misses Beth and Patricia Freed visit their sister Mrs. Williams at Neepawa. A shower honored Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gladson on August 10 at Mrs. Chas. Dilts home with a tree lounge setting and floral centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Greensides
Winnipeg
Clark
Gray
John Freed
Camp Shilo
Beth and
Patricia Freed
Neepawa
Wm. Williams
Andrew Gladson
Chas. Dilts
Wedding Gift Wagon Drawn For Bride To Be
At the appointed time a wagon load of gifts was drawn in front of the bride to be by Misses Sheila Greensides and Doreen Dilts with Master Billie Dilts driving. Mrs. Williams helped unwrap the gifts as friends from Regina Russell Millwood Marchwell and Harrowby attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheila Greensides
Doreen Dilts
Billie Dilts
Wm. Williams
Jack Self
R. Clark
W. Olson
Ewaldt Sehrot
Brandon
Geo. Greenside
Canadian Worker Paid 42 Times Japanese Counterpart
A male textile worker in Canada earns about 42 times the pay of a Japanese worker doing the same job, highlighting wage disparity between the two countries.
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Canada
Pre School Medical Check Up Urged By Health Officials
Dr. R My Elliott reports about one third of Manitoba children examined before school entry need medical care. Authorities urge pre school exams to detect early defects, ensure immunizations are current, and establish routines before school opens.
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Manitoba
R. My Elliott
Extension Health Services
Dr. Elliott
Dr. Elliot
Elliott
Shortage of Jobs Shifts People into New Roles
The text notes that job scarcity drives changes in work, turning idle loafers into active workers. It highlights how economic pressure prompts people to seek employment or alter their routine activities.
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Wyoming
Peggy Cummings
Charles Cockburn
Robert Arthur Geneva
Nashville
Ownnessee
National Barn Dance Gang
N.W. Hall
Labor Day
Marchwell
Silver Beach
Angusville
Silverton
Craigie
Pipers
Dieppe
James Copland
Windsor
A. Graham
Shellmouth
Harrowby
Fouillard
Implement Exchange
ST. Lazare, Man
Motorig
Chevrolet
Fisher
Clement & Sons
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