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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 18, 1948
Page
4
Stanley Hodge receives surprise sister visits from Mrs. Saet of Rochester and Mrs. Prouet of Toronto. Mrs. J. P. Hansen thanks friends for kindness during illness. Local dances, boat trips, neon signs, and teething milestones mark a lively week in Riverland. Audrey Paris graduates at Knox United Church.
Local residents share visits over the holiday weekend with relatives in Winnipeg and nearby towns. guests include Miss Marion Holliday Miss Louise Karklin Miss Dorothy at call Miss Mary Bell J D Eller ington Harold Brownell D Bryden E Bricknell Ted Lodge construction of a new home patchwork quilt for fall bazaar church women’s auxiliary held last meeting June 8 and other social updates plus a note of sympathy for Mrs S F Long and burial on June 12.
The text explains how the body generates heat at rest and more during work, and emphasizes that heat must be dissipated quickly to keep body temperature stable. If not, heat would accumulate, risking dangerous overheating, while too rapid loss risks chilling.
Elma ck. Frank Winter of Winnipeg spent the weekend with his mother Mrs J Winter. Miss Terry Charney and Agnes Charney visited Malachi Ontario. Miss Jean Senkcie of Elma school spent the weekend at Ladywood Manitoba with her parents. Joe Blonski returned from McIntosh Ontario. Mrs J Murphy left for McIntosh to join her husband for the summer. Mrs A Dobrowolski rushed to St Boniface hospital for care. Mrs P Hassell of Montreal holidaying with relatives Mr and Mrs R B Smorong. Mrs J Evanochko of Hector visited relatives here. George Proceviat and family spent weekend at Malachi Ontario. Frank Pasturchyn spent weekend in the city. Mr and Mrs R A Cooley Winnipeg and Norma enjoyed a week at in law J N Proceviat. Gordon McKinnon left for Jones Ontario to work as CNR night operator. Cyrus Leegus and Violet Aho visited Red Lake Ontario for a week. Mrs A Zazula was a weekend visitor to the city. Mr and Mrs J Chop Sperling Manitoba spent the weekend visiting relatives.
W S Kennard, leader representative at Lac du Bonnet, reports a complaint from an advertiser. Ham merstedts Boat Works is busy as workers put in overtime to prepare for the July 1 regatta, illustrating the value of advertising in The Leader.
A baby boy named David Earle was born May 31 at St. Boniface Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bush. Mrs. Herb Singleton of Carman visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Rumak, for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. J. Cunningham of Excell Alberta stayed with Mr. and Mrs. H. Bush for a week for the wedding of their son Const. J. R. Cunningham to Miss Jean Bush. Alec Larson of Winnipeg spent Sunday with his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Larson.
Mrs Caroline Stiller born October 2 1874 in Poland died June 2 at the Old Folks Home Bethania near Winnipeg aged 73. She came to Canada in 1902 lived in Winnipeg and Beausejour district and later resided at the home. Survived by husband Julius adopted daughter Minnie two brothers and four sisters. Funeral services held at Zion Lutheran church and burial at Beausejour cemetery on Sunday June 6. Russell's Funeral Home in charge.
Ludwig Rogocki, a long-time Ladywood district resident and Austrian immigrant, died at his son Joseph Rogocki’s home on Monday June 7 at age 78. He was widowed, survived by three sons Joseph Mike John and daughters Mrs. T Haluska Mrs L E Dobinski and Mrs B Sambarski. Funeral services were held at the Roman Catholic church in Ladywood with Father Litowski officiating and burial in Ladywood cemetery.
L. L. Laroche of Pine Falls died at his home on Wednesday June 2 at age 59. Born in Victoriaville Quebec he moved to Pine Falls from Beaupre PQ in April 1939 to serve as groundwood mill superintendent. Surviving are his widow Elizabeth a daughter Mrs C A Johnston of Pine Falls and a son.
Joseph of Iriqueis Falls Ontario and grandchildren mourn as a requiem high mass for Mr. La Roche is held at St. Theresa church on June 5. Father Cou ture assisted by Fathers Mc Dougal and Broche. burial follows at Pine Falls cemetery with Rus sell's funeral home in charge. Active pallbearers include W. Lauchlin and G. A. Stewart among others from Fort William. honorary pallbearers listed.
Roy Brown and Milt Ashton of Central Northern Airways were located days after a Sunday forced landing near Lac du Bonnet. An intensive search finally found them by their campfire with the aircraft moored. They declined being lost and joked about the search.
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