Paid Circulation Report Summary
Paid circulation figures show values for multiple Manitoba and Canada regions including Beausejour Allegra Tyndall Lady Wood Whitemouth Elma Seven Sisters St Pine Falls Bissett and Winnipeg area. Total paid 970 with 20 advertisers and 102 distribution points noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour
Allegra Tyndall
Lady Wood
Whitemouth
ELMA
Seven Sisters ST. Pine Falls
Bissett
Manitoba
Canada & Outside
Whitemouth News Roundup Fresh Updates From Town
Mrs Ed Henderson is improving after illness. Birthday party for Harry Jorgenson at Oscar Noel home. Mr and Mrs Albert Fontaine thriving in Ontario, she formerly Jean Harrison of Whitemouth. School planning talks with Utility Board. M Steiner T G Erksine and Alec Hill in city Tuesday. George Ressner enjoyed a short city vacation. David Cousins and Shirley Haines visited A H Cousins home. wedding bells expected in June for David. Pischke visited Beausejour for an eye procedure. Daniel Wolf Jr and Ewenth Yohon returned from Germany to D Wolf home. Wolf family reunions after eighteen years. Mrs Wolf recovering from auto accident en route to Winnipeg. H W Ferrier bedridden with cold. Community Club met to discuss upcoming social events. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Albert Dodd on birth of a son. Mrs Dodd formerly Irene Olsen. Ruth Steiner enjoyed a short vacation.
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Daniel Wolf, Jr
Ewenth Yohon
Germany
Council appoints health officer and considers hospital
Council names Dr. Joseph Ganty health officer and permanent resident of Whitemouth. An advisory Community Hospital Committee with Oscar Petterson Ed Malkoske A Hill Father J Zimmerman and Councillor Kellner will discuss a hospital project. A surveyor was hired for the new school site and possible club territory extensions. The by law on Oldenburg School District boundaries was rejected and lands withdrawn from the district were defined as in the best interest of children and taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Hospital Committee
Oscar Petterson
Ed Malkoske
A. Hill
J. Zimmerman
Kellner
Oldenburg
Dying Revolt in Bogota Leaves City in Flames
One of Bogota’s main avenues shows the capital of Colombia scarred by a fierce insurrection during the inter American conference. Reports say at least 100 killed and more than 20 buildings burned including the presidential palace. President Ospina Perez says the army has regained control and order is returning as Colombia breaks diplomatic ties with Russia after arrests of two alleged agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogota
Colombia
Mariano Ospina Perez
Russia
Moscow
Beausejour Industry Potential Discussed at Luncheon
A Beausejour hotel luncheon on April 15 featured the Industrial Committee of the Board of Trade and guests J. G. Dykes R. E. Grose director of the Bureau of Industry and Commerce and M. J. G. McMullin secretary treasurer of the Manitoba Associated Boards of Trade. They spoke on Beausejour development through manufacturing and urged a town survey to quickly present facts to interested parties.
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Beausejour
Industrial Committee
the Board of Trade
J. G. Dykes
R. E. Grose
Bureau of Industry and Commerce
M. J. G. McMullin
Manitoba Associated Boards of Trade
A. Larson
J. J. Leeder
H. Genaske
J. C. Khena
I. Russell
A. B. Bonner
L. J. Pulfer
A. D. Friesen
Surprise Party for Mrs. E Hastman at Golden Bay
A farewell surprise for Mrs Emma Hastman, moving to Beausejour, was held at her Golden Bay home. Guests included Adolph Singbeil and many neighbors who presented an electric table lamp and enjoyed dancing and lunch.
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Emma Hastman
Golden Bay
Beausejour
Ray Singbeil
Stella Oype
John Buss
Alec Opye
Joe Opye
Beausejour Brokenhead War Memorial Fund Grows
The Beausejour Brokenhead War Memorial Fund reports donations increasing daily. Treasurer L. J. Pulfer shows additions from an amateur night earning 129.85, Board of Trade 500, E. and R. Store 25, and cement 10, totaling 664.85 with 13.30 expenses leaving 6 325.97 in the fund to date.
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Beausejour-Brokenhead War Memorial
L. J. Pulfer
Board of Trade
E. and R
Farewell Stag Honors W R Bethel Before Departure
Joe Bellan hosted a Saturday April 10 stag at his home for W R Bethel prior to his departure for the cast. Guests included J I Ridley C H Beth J Shuster R A Hayes A Greenberg C Bullman F Criffs K Batenchuk C Shields P Kozak W Craik A Campbell L Stebbe G Stebbe G Mullin J Mullin J Friend L J Pulfer N Genaske H Lippman O Russell A Bronstein A Meltzer S Meltzer E Kaatz W Shuster F L E Lippman G Burnell J Hoban. A farewell gift was sent to Bethel upon arrival at his destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bellan
W. R. Bethel
J. I. Ridley
C. H. Beth 2
J. Shuster
R. A. Hayes
A. Greenberg
C. Bullman
F. Criffs
K. Batenchuk
C. Shields
P. Kozak
W. Cr
Mr. Bethel
Seven Sisters Falls Social Notes and Birthdays
Local residents and visitors are listed with travels and greetings. Entries include Mr. and Mrs. W Moors of Sanford visiting J Craig and Braund, Mrs. Carphin traveling to California, L Jacobs from Montreal visiting the Staff House, and new residents Mr. and Mrs. P Boyer. Birthdays for Glen Neilson and R Tittlemier noted, plus anniversaries and a Foresters party in Friendly Fellows hall.
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P. Boyer
F. Ans’ House
Elma Residents Return and Visit Local Notables
John D. Kulyk returns to Elma after winter at Savant Lake Ontario. Many locals travel to Winnipeg for visits and holidays. Miss Joan Sitar plans a Winnipeg summer. Charneys go to Levak Ontario for a month. others spend time with relatives in Elma and neighboring towns. A local fund drives support for the Canadian Appeal for Children.
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John D. Kulyk
Elma
Savant Lake
Ont
Joan Sitar
Winnipeg
Accident injures three youths en route to Whitemouth dance
The note mentions B Knopf A Braund and A Klepatz in an accident last Friday April 9 on the way to a White mouth dance. Their car turned over twice but all three were unharmed. Ernie Richter visited Winnipeg Thursday and will proceed to Labrador to 2 Hudson's Bay post.
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B. Knopf
A. Braund
A. Klepatz
Whitemouth
Ernie Richter
Winnipeg
Labrador
Hudson's Bay Post
Trade Board Urges Clean Up Campaign For Beausejour
Beausejour residents urged to tidy yards and dispose of garbage as part of a clean up campaign sponsored by the Board of Trade. Miss Anderson and Mr. King of Health and Public Welfare announced posters and pamphlets to promote sanitation and germ prevention. A public meeting at the Town hall on April 30 will show films and discuss feasible cleanup plans with local churches and groups in attendance.
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Beausejour
Board of Trade
Miss Anderson
Mr. King
Department of Health and Public Welfare
A. B. Bonner
Moertelmeyer
Fr. Jaworski
Manitoba
Foresters Hold Regular Meeting in Whitemouth Hall
The Canadian Order of Foresters held a regular meeting at Whitemouth Town hall on Tuesday evening April 13 with a large turnout. The session opened at 9 p.m. with Chief Ranger Ed Malkoske presiding.
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Canadian Order of Foresters
Whitemouth
Sharp
Ed. Malkoske
Local visits and birthday party noted in city
Visitors this week included Mr and Mrs A Zavaduk Mrs C E Wendeborn Mrs A Eva nochko Mrs J C Winter Mrs H Pawlyshyn Mrs A Eva nochko and Mrs S R Bazay at the Kolega home. A Winnipeg couple Mr and Mrs W Chanway were weekend guests of his parents. Bernice Popiel, Juno school teacher, celebrated a birthday at Mrs M Sidorko’s home with friends and gifts. Frank Pasturchyn and William Toporiwski were in city on business and holiday respectively with their families.
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Gordon Bandola
Winnipeg
Padora
A. Zavaduk
C. E. Wendeborn
A. N. Evanochko
J. C. Winter
H. Pawlyshyn
A. A. Evanochko
S. R. Bazay
Mrs. W. Chanway
Mrs. M. Chanway
Bernice Popiel
Juno School
Bernice
Frank Pasturchyn
Have You Renewed Your Leader Subscription
The notice instructs readers to check the date numerals on their copy to see when the subscription is due and renew by mailing remittance with a form. It cites The Leader of Springfield, Manitoba, with a $2.00 one year renewal and an enclosed payment option.
Banquet and Dance Planned After Lodge Meeting
Members appointed an entertainment committee and plan a banquet and dance soon. District Fieldman Brother Nightingale attended and spoke on forestry in his territory. One new member received the degree and the meeting closed with harmony followed by lunch and coffee.
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Bro
Nightingale
Obituary Notices for Susanah Love and John Schmuland
Mrs Susanah Love widow of George Love died April 10 at her son Prof E R Love in Winnipeg. She lived many years in Lac du Bonnet and leaves a son and three grandchildren. Funeral April 13 at Gardners chapel with burial in Lac du Bonnet Rev E K Bissell officiated. Burial in Green Bay cemetery. John Schmuland born in Poland came to Canada 42 years ago and farmed at Green Bay past 28 years. He is survived by widow Juliana two sisters and two brothers and two children Mrs Olga Rudek and Mrs Wanda Frank of Winnipeg. Pallbearers listed for both obituaries.
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Susanah Love
George Love
E. R. Love
Winnipeg
Love
Lac du Bonnet
Gardner
E. K. Bissell
Renshaw
Mrs. Love
Prof
Morris Grimey
Edmund St. Germain
Walter Abenstien
Arthur Rosenberg
Green Bay
Poland
Schmutl
Canada
Juliana
Lydia Markivald
Benton Harbor
Mich
Christine Potter
Detroit
Adolph
William
John Green
Rudolph Shieve
Sachvie
Henry Sachvie
Fred Litke
Albert Litke
Henry Schmuland
Obituary: Clifton Tennant Mitchell of Lac du Bonnet
Clifton Tennant Mitchell died April 9 at The Veterans' hospital in Victoria B C. Known as Mitch, he worked in Indian Affairs, taught at Moose Lake, and rose to chief Forest Ranger for Lac du Bonnet before retiring in 1946. A WWI veteran, he helped found the local Canadian Legion and joined Ophir Lodge No 112.
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Clifton Tennant Mitchell
Veterans’ Hospital
Victoria
B.c
Mitchell
Lac du Bonnet
Mitch
Department of Indian Affairs
Moose Lake
Dominion Government Forest Service
Manitoba
Forest Service
Canadian Legion
Ophir” No. 112
Masonic Order
W.S.K
August Schmuland Rites Held For Green Bay Man
August Schmuland of Green Bay Manitoba died April 9 in his 71st year. Funeral services were held April 15 at 2 p.m. at Russell's funeral home Beausejour with Rev. H. Moertelmeyer officiating.
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Schmuland
Green Bay
Man
Russell
Beausejour
H. Moertelmeyer
Katherine Marek 81 dies in Tyndall Manitoba
Katherine Marek 81 of Tyndall Manitoba widow of Joseph Marek died April 14. Requiem mass at St Marys Beausejour April 16 10 a.m. Rev J Gurka officiating burial in St Marys cemetery. Survived by sons Stanley Ontario George Tyndall and four daughters Mary Neduzak Hazelglen Petronella Burek Hazellridge Caroline Bukoski Tyndall Pauline Meduzak Winnipeg. Funeral arrangements Rus sell's.
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Katherine Marek
Tyndall
Man
Joseph Marek
St. Mary's Church
Beausejour
J. Gurka
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Russell
Poland
Marek
Canada
Stanley
Ontario
George
Mary Neduzak
Hazelglen
Petronella Burek
Hazelridge
Caroline Bukoski
Pauline Meduzak
Winnipeg
Peter Mychalski 83 Lived in Ladywood for 60 Years
Peter Mychalski 83 of Ladywood Manitoba died April 9. Funeral held April 13 at Ladywood Greek Catholic Church with Fr Carmylo of Beausejour officiating. Burial in Ladywood Cemetery. Renshaw Funeral Home in charge. Born in West Ukraine in 1865 he lived in Ladywood over six decades. He had resided recently at B. J. Gerle’s home.
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Peter Mychalski
Ladywood
Man
Ladywood Greek Catholic Church
Carmylo
Beausejour
Ladywood Cemetery
Renshaw
Tyndall Ball Cub Starts New Season
The Tyndall baseball club held a meeting in the Legion rooms on Friday April 16 with S Homan presiding. The club cautioned a fairly successful season with a full set of uniforms and equipment. L Bourgeault was elected president A J Murray vice president W Currie secretary Tommy Ireton named manager F Schlamp and A Winkler chosen coaches Gray and L A Wawryshyn to attend the league meeting as delegates. Guests included Chick McConnell and Dave McConachie, showing strong interest.
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Tyndall Baseball Club
Legion Rooms
Wth S. Homan
L. Bourgeault
A. J. Murray
W. Currie
F. Gray
T. Weselake
F. Schlamp
T. G. Wawrychyn
T. Ireton
Tommy Ireton
A. Winkler
L. A. Wawryshyn
Chick McConnell
Reo
Dave McConachie
Brandon Greys
United States
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T. G. Erbkin
Ed Henderson
Oscar Noel
Harry Jorgenson
Albert Fontaine
Fontaine
Jean Harrison
Messrs. M. Steiner
T. G. Erskine
Alec Hill
Utility Board
George Ressner
David Cousins
Shirley Haines
A. H. Cousins
David
R. Pischke
Albert Dodd
Dodd
Irene Olsen
Ruth Steiner
Ruth
Council
Joseph Ganty
E. Hastman
Brokenhead
Stag
Seven Sisters Falls
Joy Craig
W. Moors
Sanford, Man
J. Craig
E. F. Braund
L. Jacobs
Montreal
Mr. Jacobs
Mrs. W. Lewis
E. Outhwaite
J. Kearns
Mr. McGibbon
W. Scott
R. Tittlemier
Glen Neilson
Glen
Mrs
A. E. Harrison
The
Foresters
Friendly Fellows’ Hall
T. Nightengale
Mrs. McNeil
Kelwona, B.c
Son
Elma Co. E. Wendeborn
J. B. Sitar
Adeline Charney of
Mrs. L. Yachnicki
Casey Sitar
Decimal, Man
Leonard Neva
Fort William
Mrs. J. Neva
Cyrus Leegus
J. H. Leegus
Fred Misiurka
L. Misiurka
J. S. Evanochko
J. Nowrot
Hector, Man
June School
Appeal For Children
Helen Beautridge of
By Valerie Manchester
Mrs. P. Kolega
William Toporiwski
British Columbia
P. Toporiwski
Springfield
St. James, Man
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Mrs. Susanah Love
C. L. Mitchell
Tyndall Ball
Cub
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