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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1953
Page
6
Legal notice under the Trustee Act regarding the estate of Ardea. Parties and dates appear garbled but indicate actions by the undersigned at Braune (Beauee) in Manitoba on or before a defined day in June. Attorneys Martin & Weitzler represent the Therpae Fiulentie Hyn Bled and Andon Bernard Wesehak.
Under The Trustee Act the master of the estate of Prank tapneki seeks claims against the estate of Le kent in Beansejour Manitoba. Claimants must file with the undersigned at Weir ester in Beansejour before the seventh day of July 1907. Notice posted at Beansejour on 14 January 1907.
The column reports on M.F.U. and political activity across Manitoba including a Beausejour nominating meeting with guest speaker Stanley Knowles, Ladywood track and field success, upcoming local social events, and discussions of farm prices. It mentions tradesmen concerns, local humor, and a closing Tale Piece.
Local residents hosted relatives from Winnipeg and Manitoba communities over the weekend. Notables include Stanley Weslak buying a 1953 Chevrolet truck and the death of St Theresa Mardinalka, 5, en route to Whitemouth hospital. Residents also hosted visitors from South Junction and Ophir while Wilfred Proceviat visits from Victoria. Continuous local family gatherings mark the recent period.
A mixed Garson Ledger reports John Kotello losing four fingers on his left hand in a recent accident with wishes for a swift recovery. West coast visitor William Adamek returns home to stay with his parents James and the Adamek family. Gerald Armstrong marks his 56th birthday on June 19 with good wishes. A shower at Mrs Pete Stepannik’s home honors Irine Trapp, bride-elect for June 27, with gifts and a lunch. Max John Murray visits Garson and Tyndall old-timers. Phyllis Neduzak enjoys a weekend at home with Frank and family. Cliff Brown and sons George and Ole visit Harry Pearce. Mrs Brown remains in Selkirk hospital and hopes for recovery. A flea-power joke closes the list.
Village of Garson announces sale by auction of lands for arrears of taxes and costs. The notice, dated June 30, 1942, lists parcels in Garson, Manitoba with amounts due and totals. Secretary treasurer Gladys V. Letman signs the notice.
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