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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 24, 1952
Page
4
Fort William resident Helen North visits family while local events include St. Anthony Parish 40th anniversary banquet in Elma hall and a farewell for Joe Neyedly. Many residents and visitors are mentioned with social notices, schooling events, and community hobbies included.
By Olga Kabaluk and W. Fiebelkorn owners show off Windsor Deluxe 1952 blue Chevrolet and 1952 dark blue Pontiac while Bob Belton displays a 1952 green Buick-Eight. Weekend visitors include Eddie, Arthur and Gladys Fiebelkorn and Herbert Brokowski. Dorothy Hladun sprains an ankle in a three legged race. Steve Beally of Kenora and Paul Beally of Detroit spend a day in Glenfields visiting friends.
River Hills won the Tuesday ball game against Seven Sisters 8 to 6. Multiple local families made trips to nearby towns and provinces, including Kenora Ontario and Birch River Manitoba. A June 14 wedding at Riverton Manitoba united Hawk and Anderson, with numerous relatives visiting Winnipeg and a Hank Snow show event noted.
Whitemouth residents share hospital visits and neighborhood news. Mrs. Robert Korlak remains a patient at Whitemouth hospital while visitors from Berkley California and Winnipeg area stop by. Local social events include Irene Tergeson’s farewell party, a Ross United church sermon, and a Ross Ladies Aid lunch stand fundraiser. Beausejour beats Whitemouth 7 to 2 in a ball game amid a busy June schedule.
A brief note asserts that the first slot machines date back to 200 B C in ancient Egypt, describing primitive forms of the now famous one-armed bandit.
Charles Simmons argues that Christian norms impose inhibition on gentleness toward women. The excerpt reflects a critique of religious restraint shaping social conduct and gender relations.
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