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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 18, 1955
Page
4
Manitoba climate shows warmer trends with fewer extreme cold spells. Local reports cover farm activity, a driverless car incident, curling schedules, church and community meetings, school and health unit news, celebrations, and upcoming bonspiel plans in Lac du Bonnet and Lettonia.
Loving memory notice for Franklyn How ard Anderson dated January 7 1953. Parents and siblings express ongoing sorrow and tribute to the son who passed away. The message reflects enduring grief, faith, and family bond as they remember him.
Male help wanted ad seeks hustlers for steady year round business at Rawleigh nearby. Splendid profits and immediate start. Send applications to The Rawleigh Co A102 Winnipeg Man.
An old age wellness ad claims Ostrex Ton i Tablets revitalize iron deficient men and women. The notice urges readers to “Get acquainted,” noting the product size is 600¢ and available at all druggists.
Mr John Schmidt of Gospel Light Hour CKY visited Sunday January 9 at North Side Gospel hall with two solo singers and an organist. Bert Anderson accompanied. Schmidt held a gospel meeting at 3 pm. Visiting friends included Harry Newman Stead Fred Orvis and Wm Anderson Grand Marais. Trevor Anderson broke a shoulder blade but is recovering well. Howard Thomas and Jill visited Pine Falls. Andersons reported a new grandson Barry born to Evan and Mrs Anderson Vancouver news added.
Mrs E J Otto hosts Christmas guests including Frederic Trapp and Annette of Ypsilanti while others from Winnipeg and Grand Marais visit. At the Jan 10 school meeting Aug Hemminger was reelected trustee for three years with Pasaluko and Hlady. Patricia Lynn named at christening of M Zirk infant daughter. Paul Otto and sponsors noted.
Obituary notices report the funeral of Joseph Ewasko in Beausejour with burial at St. Marys Cemetery. Survivors include Sofie and six children in Ontario and Manitoba. A second obituary notes Matthew Bisset Everson of Winnipeg and relatives in Morden and Seven Sisters with an urn burial in Morden Cemetery. The Lac du Bonnet community also mourns Charles Fontaine a WWI veteran who died January 10 at home after recent illness.
In his 60th year, he served with the 107th Battalion. He is survived by his widow Mrs. Jean Fontaine, one remaining brother Moses of Lac du Bonnet, two sons George and Albert, and one daughter Lilian. He also left half brothers Alec and Nap and sisters Isabel, Margaret and Mary. Funeral services were held at the Lac du Bonnet Legion Hall on Saturday January 15 with interment at Lac du Bonnet.
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