Neighborhood Happenings Inglis Holiday Visitors
Miss Mary Setter of Winnipeg visits her grandparents Mr and Mrs Earl Setter. RCA man A Gibson of Winnipeg spent a weekend at home. Mrs John Jackson left for Winnipeg to see daughter Margaret in poor health. Harvest full moon hoped dry for farmers to finish work. Mr and Mrs Powell of Napinka Man move to Se house vacated by Howard Cartwright. Mrs J Winthers and family return from two months in Vancouver BC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Setter
Winnipeg
Mca
Earl Setter
A. Gibson
RCA
Winisipes
John Jackson
Maragret
Powell
Napinka
Man
Se House
Howard Cartwright
J. Winthers
Vancouver
ENDCLIFFE Junior Red Cross Dance and Notes
The Junior Red Cross sponsored a well attended dance Friday with a fruit cake draw won by Paul Lowenberg on leave from Shellmouth. Sgt Kathleen Pitts had a 48 hour leave, and Pte Orland Kendal of Wack BC visited with his parents. Bill Brady, now in England after a booby trap injury, was reported to be improving in a Canadian hospital. Miss Joyce Schwalm visited relatives, and Miss Mary Turnbull of Angusville was a guest at the Peddies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Paul Lowenberger
Shellmouth
Robert
Peddie
Portage la Prairie
Rober
C. A. Brady
Prairie River
Bill
England
Kathleen Pitts
Orland Kendal
Wack
Joyce Schwalm
John Schwalm
Mary Turnbull
Angusville
Peddies
Local Visits Highlight Weekend in Millwood Area
Millwood residents spent Sunday with relatives including Jack Scobie of Churchbridge and Mrs. J E Wondrasek. Visitors from Esterhazy called on Mr. and Mrs. C Bily. Charles Bily returned from four months with an Alberta oil exploration party looking well. Threshing was slowed by Monday showers. H K Bligh shipped a cattle car from Bayelaw district on Tuesday. Dorothy and Charlotte Olson of Harrowby visited the Dilts family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Scobie
Churchbridge
J.E. Wondrasek
J. W. Bankey
Bob Thompson
Esterhazy
C. Bily
Charles Bily
Alberta
H. K. Bligh
Bayelaw
Dorothy
Charlotte Olson
Harrowby
Henry Dilts
Local War News and School Notes From Shellmouth
Tiny Walliams of the RCN awaits holidays at home while word arrives that Barry Davidson has been wounded in France. Miss Neta Sheppard returns from Winnipeg after a brief holiday. Sunday School closes for the year with a pupil program and attendance prizes for Myrtle Patterson, Joan Garnett, and Keith Davidson. Older pupils plan winter activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiny Walliams
RCN
Wm. Davidson
Barry
France
Neta Sheppard
Hme
Winnipeg
Myrtle Patterson
Joan Garnett
Keith Davidson
Local Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Minniska G Ross bought Jack Ped farm. Pte B Dilling of Winnipeg spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs W A Yuel. R Coulter Linda Jack Mulligan and Audrey McFarlane visited Mr and Mrs Watson Dunn on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Malcolm McLennan and family visited Decker on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ross
Jack Ped
Pte
B. Dilling
Winnipeg
W. A. Yuel
Local social notes from Ingleside and Millwood
Mrs Ferguson and children of Ingleside return home after visiting Mr and Mrs George Greensides. Miss Eileen Greensides weekend at Ingleside. Families Bell Self Davies and son Robert visited Spy Hill to see Mr and Mrs Firth. Mrs Cartwright of Millwood hosted a threshing crew on the Collins farm. Dorothy and Charlotte Olson spent weekend in Millwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson
Ingleside
George Greensides
Eileen Greensides
W. L. Bell
R. H. Self
D. Davies
Robert
Spy Hill
Firth
W. Cartwright
Millwood
Collins Farm
Collins Farm Entertaining the Threshing Gang
Outfit
Dorothy
Charlotte Olson
Dropmore News Briefs Highlight Personal Snaps and War Loss
Howard Comfort and cousin Sub Lieutenant Jack Langford spent a brief leave with his parents Mr and Mrs E H Comfort. Pte Victor Ferris was killed in France on August 12. Ferris, a former Dropmore resident, now has parents in Dauphin. An October 6 dance organized by the Dropmore Patriotite Club supports Boys Overseas parcels. Mrs R J Lewis visits her parents Mr and Mrs Broomfield of Roblin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Comfort
Jack Langofdr
E. H. Comfort
Victor Ferris
Mrs. Broomfield
Roblin
Notice of Court of Revision in Russell and Inglis
The Town of Russell and RM of Boulton publish notices that assessment rolls are open for inspection for 15 days. Complaints must be lodged 10 days before revision sittings on October 24 1944 at 8 pm in Russell Council Chamber and October 13 1944 at 1 pm in Inglis Manitoba. Dated September 20 1944 and September 45 1944 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Council
Inglis
Manitoba
J.C. Smith
Boulton
Wedding Ceremony At Kendal Farm In MacNutt Sask
The bride wore ivory satin with a sweetheart neckline and a veil. Her sisters Catherine and Louise Kendal wore pale pink gowns with lace bodices and pink veils. The bridegroom and attendants included Harold Halvas Bernard Mensch and Paul Kendal. After the ceremony a reception at the bride’s home followed. the couple plans to reside in MacNutt Sask after visiting Freeman and Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine
Louise Kendal
Laverna Popp
Louise
Harold Halvas
Bernard Mensch
RCAF
Paul Kendal
F. A. Kendal
Local wedding unites Rubenak and Topolniski in Nanaimo
Pte Henry Topolniski and Miss Pauline Rubenuk wed Sept 3 at the United Church manse in Nanaimo B C. The bride wore a blue two piece Paris style dress with a blue feather and veiled hat. The groom and best man wore R C A S C uniforms. A chicken dinner for four followed at the Modern Cafe. The couple will reside at Hall Verton Ave Nanaimo BC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubenak-Topolniski
Henry Topolniski
Pauline Rubenuk
Fred Rubenuk
Angusville
United Church
Nanaimo
B.C
Alfred “Wilton
Nita Dmednes
Alexes
Nannia
Jean Burn
Topolniski
Hall- Verton Ave
McKay Baby Born at St Boniface Hospital
At St Boniface hospital Winnipeg on Sunday September 17 a son was born to Mr and Mrs J R McKay of 116 Hindley Ave St Vital. The newborn is named Murray Owen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKay
St. Boniface Hospital
J. R. McKay
Hindley Ave
St. Vital
Winnipeg
Murray Owen
Knox United Church Russell Service Schedule
A World Wide Communion Service at 11 am led by Minister E McNeill M A BD. A preparatory service Friday at 8 pm features Rev S E Vincent preaching in the third sermon of the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox United Church
Russell
Man
E. McNeill
M.A
S. E.¢ Vincent
Anglican Church Seeks Harvest Home Missionary Service
The 11 o clock service this Sunday will be a Missionary service, prepared for Harvest Home. It aims to support re-establishing orphan churches in war torn territory with a special offering. Parishioners are asked to give generously to aid those who have suffered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suney
Russell Pentecostal Mission Loop Hall Service Schedule
Russell Pentecostal Mission Loop Hall announces Sunday School at 1 pm and Devotion at 2 30 pm. Friday Bible Study and Prayer led by Rev. G F Melmoth, Box 20, Marchwell Sask Pastor Mrs L McIntosh Russell see teas. Blessed are they that mourn for they shall be comforted Matt 5 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Melmoth
Marchwell
Sask
Auction of household Heets at Inglis by Fusty
Andrew Fusty conducts a sale of household goods at Inglis on Saturday September 0th. Shipley and Son act as auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Fusty
Inglis
Shipley & Son
A Tribute to D Albright and Beaverlodge Station
A note lauds W D Albright author of Timely Hints from the Beaverlodge Station. It praises his farming leadership at the Peace River Block and Dominion Experimental Farms Branch, his role transforming agricultural science into productive farms and appealing homes, and expresses a wish for many more years of his health and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
W. D. Albright
Peace River
Dominion Experimental’ Farms
Albright
Mr. Albright
Wil
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Town of
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Hall
CeCe
D. Albright
Great Britain
Java
Zeaf
Hawaii
Porto Trinidad
United States
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Hind Feel Board
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Pearl Harbour
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