Silverton Notes: Local Visits and School Opening
Miss Beth Coulter of Toronto visiting at her Coulter parents home. Mr and Mrs Pritchard and others visited. Denyes and Barbara Lee returned home from Winnipeg and Tuesday. Tea honor for Miss Coulter. Elekta family reunion with over 100. Local families motored to visit relatives in Elkhorn Makaroff and Brandon. Strattora school opened with 34 pupils and Mrs Harvey Hyde as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Coulter
Toronto
M.S. Coulter
E. Cochrane
Bill Andrews
Sandra Pettit
Elkhorn
Andrew
Robert Hazelhurst
Howard
Makaroff
Burns
D. R. Coulter
Wes. McLeod
Winnipeg
Reids
Binscarth
N. A. Robertson
Willis Carrigen
Cookstown
Ont
Silverton
Cameron ‘Troyer
EA. ‘Troyer
Frank Hyra G
Norgate
E. Tomlin
G. Forrest
Brandon
Anne Forest
Janice
Fenticton
B.C
P. Berney
Boyle
Edgar Ferguson
Elmer Shepherd
Russell
Jon Cowan
Willowbrook
Ask
Cecil Nield
Glenboro
Tom Nield
Detroit
Mich
Sam Nield
British Columbia
Margaret Chandler
Harrowby
Dick Butler
Foxwarren
Lansburn
Family visits and weekend gatherings in Makaroff area
Craigie Mrs Charies Rogers and Isabella with two grandchildren from Makaroff joined Mr and Mrs Ray Spencer on Sunday. Ray Rogers returned home after holidays with the Spencers. Doreen McKinnon of Neepawa visited over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Dan Shaw of Birtle called on Ray Spencer and Mervyn Stevens. Mrs George Reynolds and Enid Reynolds of Miniota and Mrs Jack Reynolds of Vancouver were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Bruce Shaw and Mr and Mrs Birkett Mitchell in Douglas. Gail of Douglas visited the Cliff Cusitar home. Nobel returned home after spending three weeks with the Cusitars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charies Rogers
May
Isabella
Makaroff
Ray Spencer
Ray Rogers
Spencers
Doreen McKinnon
Neepawa
Dan Shaw
Birtle
Mervyn Stevenson
George Reynolds
Enid Reynolds
It's Never Too Late for Poison Ivy
Late season hikers and hunters face poison ivy risks as leaves fade. Avoid contact with three leaflets per stem and white berries on creeping plants to prevent a rash. Study photographs in public libraries to recognize poison oak and ivy before venturing outdoors. Use soap lather on feet and ankles to wash exposed skin.
Angusville Weekend Social Highlights and Local Notices
Detroit couple John Kotelniski and Windsor residents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kotelniski spent a week with Angusville relatives. A birthday party for Mrs. Joe Kotelniski marked August 26. District schools opened. TB clinic planned. September birthdays and anniversaries listed. 4-H pheasants released. local visits and teaching duties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kotelniski
Detroit
Mich
Joe Kotelniski
Windsor
Ont
Mike Kotelniski
Angusville
Mike Michaluchuk
Russell
Silver Beach
A. B. Moore
Winnipeg
E. Tomlin
CNR
Fragments Describe Plant Poison Handling Precautions
A fragment discusses removing oily poison exuded by plants and implies safety actions. The brief hints at handling precautions but lacks full context or details about the plants, location, or responsible authority.
For Sale Listings and Estate Notice in Russell Man
A set of classifieds includes multiple For Sale items for a 6 room cottage on 2 lots with a garage, a one and a half storey house with an 85 ft lot and good well, an 8 room house at Elk Horn on 7 acres with revenue, a partial farm land offer near Inglis, and oat and wheat seed sales. Also a Notice to Creditors for the Estate of Annie Murray Cairns in Russell Manitoba, stating claims must be filed by October 1, 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Zozak
Russell
Elkhorn
Walter Pawlosky
Man
Inglis
Herman Halwas
Rodney Oats
Selkirk
Alwyn Coulter
Max Mitschke
Shellmouth
Manitoba
Wilson & Wilson
Nelson Gordon Roberts
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
CNR
Annie Murray Cairns
Personal Card of Thanks for shower and gifts
Miss Eleanor Pavlenko expresses gratitude to the Orthodox Ladies Aid for organizing her shower and to Mrs. Ted Bulbuck for hosting. She thanks friends for lovely gifts. Also includes a memorial note for Grandpa John Bach who died August 29 1954, signed by grandsons Wayne and Daryl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Bulbuck
Eleanor Pavlenko
Inglis
In Memoriam Margaret SinaiSeptember 1 1954
In Memorian. Siwak in loving memory of our dear mother Margaret Sinai who passed away September 1 1954 We are lonesome here without you and miss you more each day Our hearts ache with sadness Our eyes shed many tears God took your hand we had to part The dearest Mother this world could hold Remembered lovingly by daughter Carrie and son in law Jack Sabeski
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siwak
Margaret Sinai
Carrie
Jack Sabeski
Also Mentioned on This Page
Westwood
Plymouth
Fouillard
ST. Lazare, Man
Strattora
Harvey Hyde
Silverton School
Bob Corley
Craigie
John Stefanishyn
A. W
Bud) Rina
Fort William
Bud
Deer Lodge
Lewis Nield
Selsgirth
T.B
Ukrainian Hall
Martha Angus
Minniska
Jean
Frank Chaytor
G. Staples
Downey
Lloyd Hackman
Jimmie
G.’Gibbs
Douglas Birch
G. Gibbs
Nick Sacknea
Giant Mascot Mine
Jimmie Beyette
Sanderingham Garden Club
Agnes Zimmer
Hilston
Joy
Frances Switzer
Percy Switzer
Ed. Mushumanski
Percy
M. Ranger
Prince Albert
Hemlo
Ukrainee
Bert McTavish
Chater
Lassie
Sec
Ward
Main St
The
Russell Banner
Rexair Cleaner
the Banner
Egoodrich
Bicknell
ESSO
Canada
Central Motors
Ford Dealers
Russell, Man
Bach
John Bach
Wayne
Daryl
R. G. Smellie, Ll.b
John W. Prattle
Roxwarren
R. E. Hamstock
General Insurance
Milton Howard
Chartered Accountant
Childs Building
Photographe
Loney’s Cartage
Gillen
Don Gillen
Hone
Central Hotel
Pittet & Muller
J. H. More
M.D
Smellie Bros
Sayers
Russeana Nstrict
W. Burke Garnett
Burgess Manning
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