Local Social Roundup in Great Falls
Fred Buckingham returns to the office to relieve J O Jones on holiday with Mrs Jones. Mrs George Ortwein visits Winnipeg to bid farewell to Miss Mary Peck bound for Lansdowne Ontario. In Winnipeg they plan to see Oklahoma! at the Auditorium. Mrs Ted Peterson hosts a brush party with L A Hamilton assisting. Winners are Mrs George Ortwein and Miss Mary Peck in one contest and Mrs Roy McHaffie with Mrs R Parsey in another. Red River Slim and his Westerners played for dancing Friday night with music starting late and dancing lasting until 2 30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ortwein
Winnipeg
Mary Peck
Lansdowne, Ont
Miss Peck
Ortwein
Thorbergson
G. Harland Pen
Ted Peterson
L. A. Hamilton
Roy McHaffie
R. Parsey
Hamilton
Smith's Siding
Red River Slim
Fr Jaworski Welcomes American Visitors in Beausejour
Three distinguished Americans visited Fr. P. Jaworski at St. Marys rectory Beausejour last week. Rev Dr Henry Misiouri Fordham University New York Rev Dr Joseph Marusik Columbia University and Dr Stanley Henler Polish Army General Staff London last war joined a Canadian US motor tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour
Henry Misiouri
Fordham University
New York
Joseph Marusik
Columbia University
Stanley Henler
London
P. Jaworski
St. Mary's Rectory
Canada
States
Death of Great Falls Man Held Accidental
Allan Glen Martin 21 son of Mr and Mrs E F Martin 476 Spence street died two days after August 17 from shock due to third degree burns in a Winnipeg hospital. An electrician apprentice at the Great Falls power plant he died after contacting a 60 000 volt line during a transformer transfer. Inquest at St Boniface police HQ returned an accidental death verdict. Funeral Wat held in Winnipeg at Gardiner funeral home with Rev W P Irving officiating. burial at Brookside. Local attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Glen Martin
E. F. Martin
Spence Street
St. Boniface
Winnipeg Electric Company
Great Falls
Martin
Dave Jacques
Axel Hanson
Stewart Randall
Winnipeg
Gardiner Funeral Home
W. P. Irving
Knox United Church
Brookside
Co. K. Fergusson
Helen Fergusson
Mrs. Thorbergson
Tom
Pine Falls Garden Show attracts 490 exhibits at Chateau
The Pine Falls Garden Show on August 26 in The Chateau drew a large crowd with a heavy entry of 490 exhibits. Winners list includes top placements in vegetables, fruits, and flowers, with numerous locals such as E Thomas, Jim Romanow, Mrs Bailas, and R C Farmer among the first and second place recipients across dozens of categories.
Whitemouth Couple Wed at Manse in International Falls
A. Fletcher's daughter Leona married A. Larson on August 14 at the Manse in International Falls Minnesota. The bride wore a floor length white satin gown with a seed bead headdress and a fingertip veil. They departed for a Cass Lake honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitemouth
International Falls
Minn
Leona
A. Fletcher
A. Larson
Cass Lake
Beally Lysy Wedding at Beausejour Holy Ghost Church
Beally and Lysy unite in marriage at Beausejour Beausejour Beally couple from Beausejour with N Lysy and P Beally as parents Fr Carmylo presiding The bride wore white bridal satin with train peplum bustle back veiled with a rose appliqued veil The couple planned a St Marys Hall reception for 200 guests and a honeymoon in Michigan before settling in Winnipeg
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Holy Ghost Catholic Church
Beausejour
Alexis Lysy
Stefanie Sawchuk
Mary Holyk
Teene Deneterko
Maurice Chornoby
Harry Beally
St. Mary's Hall
Michigan
Mrs. Beally
Winnipeg
Anne Lorraine Letheman Marries Rudolph Malkoske at Whitemouth Church
Anne Lorraine Letheman became the bride of Rudolph Malkoske at Malkoske Letheman Whitemouth South Lutheran church August 20. Rev. J Judt officiated with Betty Lange playing wedding music. The bride wore a floor length white dress with high neckline and long sleeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitemouth South Lutheran Church
Anne Lorraine
Wedding Bands Bloom at Whitemouth Nuptials
The bride wore a floor length veil and blush pink and white roses bouquet. The maid of honor Mrs A Schatkowsky wore grey crepe with sweet peas and roses. Attendants wore pink and blue gowns with pink and blue netting and floral bouquets. The couple will reside in the Whitemouth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Schatkowsky
Betty Letkeman
Margaret Lockt
Caroline
Henry
Jack Letkeman
Morden
Haskett
Man
Lange
Sask
Whitemouth
Barley Contest Nears One Thousand Entries
National Barley Contest reports 912 entries as of August 7 from three western provinces. organizers expect totals to approach the thousand mark when all reports arrive.
Western Provinces Lead In Farmers and Seed Competitions
Manitoba leads with 341, followed by Saskatchewan 293 and Alberta 278 in overall standings. Farmers' Competition entries total 652 with Manitoba 246, Saskatchewan 234, Alberta 172. Seed Growers' Competition sees Alberta 106, Manitoba 95, Saskatchewan 59. Cash prizes include 1000 for first and 500 for second in inter provincial finals, plus regional prizes from 100 to 50 across three regions per province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Brewing and Malting Industries
John Kazina's Barn Razed in Storm Fire
A lightning bolt struck the barn of John Kazina in TYNDALL causing total destruction. The blaze killed some poultry and the barn was completely lost to the storm. Local authorities reported the fire following the electrical storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kazina
Philippine Rail Lines Dominant On Luzon Panay and Cebu
The islands of Luzon Panay and Cebu host the principal railroad lines in the Philippines indicating the country’s core rail network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islands
Luzon
Panay
Cebu
Philippines
Decoration Day Observed at Pine Falls Cemetery
On Sunday August 29 the town held Decoration Day in memory of World Wars I and II fallen. The Canadian Legion branch laid wreaths and sprays at the cemetery flagpole service. Mrs. M. Haider placed the wreath.
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Pine Falls
The
Canadian Legion
Miss M. McLeod Transferred to Selkirk as Public Health Nurse
Miss Mona McLeod, Public Health Nurse in Beausejour, has been transferred to Selkirk after two years of service. She contributed to welfare groups, served as Women’s Institute secretary, and supported the public library. Miss Henderson will replace her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour
Mona McLeod
Selkirk
Mrs Bruneau Rescues Daughter From Drowning
At Great Falls a mother, Mrs Peter Bruneau, saved her daughter Kathleen after the child slipped from slippery rocks into deep water. Kathleen, unable to swim and fully dressed, was dragged to safety by her mother who earned praise for the daring rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Peter Bruneau
Kathleen
London
Mrs. Bruneau
Noise and the human nervous system
The article explains the nervous system tolerates steady noise such as surf or distant traffic, but unexpected loud noises disturb wellbeing. It notes the noise maker rarely suffers while unwilling listeners bear irritation and nighttime disruption.
Public Enemy: Rats Pose Historic Threat to Humans
The article frames rats as a centuries old enemy of mankind due to destruction of goods and disease. It cites bubonic plague typhus fever and mass deaths, urging relentless starvation poisoning and trapping to curb their impact.
Have You Renewed Your Subscription Springfield Leader
The notice urges subscribers of the Springfield Leader in St. James Man to renew now. It requests an enclosed $2.00 for one year of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
St. James, Man
Beambidges Farewell Party Held in Beausejour
Friends gathered at the home of Cpl. and Mrs. Bembridge in Beausejour to bid them au revoir as they move to Steinbach. L. J. Pulfer presented an electric kettle on behalf of guests. About 40 attendees enjoyed dancing and a luncheon before the farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Local Social News Highlights from Moose Horn and Area
Mrs Queen and family took a motor trip to Moose Horn to can fruit while visiting relatives. Mrs Cameron is recovering from influenza. Wayne Riddell has returned home from the hospital just in time for school. Mrs Robinson visits Pine Falls. Kathleen Judith Ireton born at Selkirk hospital August 21. Johnnie Golebioski wed in Winnipeg August 28. Walter Litkowski convalescing at home after St Boniface stay. Mrs Currie mourns a bereavement. Fred Zygarliski takes over Pete Stepaniuk’s business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Ireton
Kathleen Judith
Selkirk Hospital
Paddy
Maureen
Walter Litkowski
St. Boniface Hospital
T. E. Silver to retire as Pine Falls mill manager
Pine Falls reports T. E. Silver will retire from the post of mill manager effective September 30. He will be replaced by R. E. Hayes, a long time newsprint industry veteran and former associate of Mr. Ambridge at Thorold and Comeau Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Falls
T. E. Silver
Silver
R. E. Hayes
Hayes
Ambridge
Thorold and Comeau Base
Local residents relocate and visit over holidays
Mr and Mrs Stepaniuk move to Gar residents Malcolm Matheson and family head to Vancouver. Mike Nestiuk returns to St Catharines after holidays in Tyndall and Garson visiting the Mastalers and Buruks. Fulik family leaves for Windsor Ontario. Kulik couple taught at Highland and Felix starred at second base for Tyndall baseball club last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Nestiuk
St. Catharines
Tyndall
Garson
John Mastaler
Joe Burek
Mike
F. Fulik
Windsor
Ont
Twice a Year Dental Care for Children
Children should visit the dentist twice yearly starting around three years old. By school age, they should brush teeth twice daily. A good diet supports strong healthy teeth and avoids dental problems.
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Elma
Seven Sisters Falls
Pointe DU Bois
Lac DU Bonnet
ST. George
Pine
Outside
L. Howes
Fred Buckingham
Offige
J. O. Jones
Hol Cays
Mrs. Jones
FR. Jaworski
U.S.A
E. Thomas
Jim Romanow
R. Gohn
H. Richardson
H. Romanow
N. Smorang
Sokoloski
Iwanick
E. Ulmer
G. Bayly
McKew
J. J. Jackson
C. Lamoureux
W. Roslyn
WJ. Miller
A. Iwanick
Mrs. Iwanick
R. C. Farmer
J. K. French
D.C. Robertson
D. C. Robertson
R. Taylor
W. K. Spence
Phlox
N. Walton
Anual
D. D. Munro
H. Ganchov
W. Frederick
Schipperheyn
Li Spikes
B Woichuk
J. Huhnon
R. Gretsinger
W. K. Gladioli
J. V. Jackson
Gladioli
A. A. Kreuger
B.wolchuk
Verbena
S. Brewster
P. P. Ko
H. Iw
Mrs. McKew
W Frederick
Jwanick
A. Desilets
Ji Romanow
Mrs. Schippe
C. Groves
West St. George
C. O. Patterson
Rock
H. Ganshaw
B. Wolchuk
Tamarac
Mrs. Sokoloski
P. Dudar
J. L. McNair
J. Dean
J. W. Johannson
Larson
Fletcher
Beally
Malkoske — Letheman
Ladybird
Central Press
Israel
Air Force
Tel Aviv
M. McLeod
P.H.N
Public Enemy
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Bembridges
LA Wawryshyn
Queen
George Queen
Moosehorn
Mrs. Cameron
M. Wazny and
Mrs. Wazny
J. J. Schreyer
Mrs. Karpec
Fort William
Wayne Riddell
Wayne
Mrs. Robinson
Mrs. H. Winkler
Mrs. W. Matthews
Johnnie Golebioski
Golebioski
Ilona Dolennik
Mrs. E. Anderson
Mrs. S. Riley
Emelie Pearce
H. Pearce
B. Currie
Mrs. D. McLennan
John Kissow
Fred Zygarliski
Pete Stepaniuk
Mrs. Stepaniuk
Gar
SWAT
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