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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 17, 1949
Page
2
Deep fat frying returns as a lean art in Canadian homes with croquettes made from chicken, lobster, mushrooms or leftovers. Recipes cover croquettes with meat, cheese, and potato versions, detailing fat, flour, milk, seasonings, coating steps, frying, and yields for 6 to 12 pieces.
A party of friends gathered May 12 to celebrate M Corbett birthday with attendees including Mr and Mrs Charlie Honke Irene Honke Beverly Honke Adella Benny John Klepatz Albert Kelpatz and John Herzog. Visits noted from Beausejour residents Mr and Mrs Bill Henschell.
Shivers of social goodwill mark pre wedding events for Bertha Polkowski and Connie Trithart. Miss Polkowski received corsages and gifts at two showers hosted by Grace Bay and others, with 120 guests at one gathering. Connie Trithart’s sister and bride elect were feted at a trousseau tea May 13 with 100 guests attending.
Sybil Margaret Williams eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs A S Williams Seven Sisters Falls married Otto Edward Wahl son of Mr and Mrs E E Wahl Kelowna B C. The May 12 ceremony at St Jude s church Vancouver featured a turquoise gabardine suit and orchid corsage. The couple left for Winnipeg after a wedding breakfast with the bride in a cherry red coat.
J Brandt 73 of White mouth died May 7. Funeral May 12 at South Lutheran Church with burial in Lutheran cemetery. Rev. Schieve officiated. Born in Poland he came to Canada 53 years ago to farm. Survived by widow Mery, four sons Daniel Edward Henry Alex, five daughters Julian Lillian Martha Hannah Esther, six step children and 15 grandchildren. George Mikolash 89 died May 2 at Ladywood residence where he had lived 50 years. Funeral May 5 at St Peter and Paul Ladywood. Burial in Ladywood cemetery. Survived by five sons Lawrence and others. wife predeceased. Renshaw Funeral home assisted.
Brokenhead became the bride of Eugene Rycar of Beausejour at Holy Ghost Church Beausejour on Saturday April 30 at 4 p.m. The reception followed at the bride’s parents home. The bride wore a blue grey gabardine suit with blue accessories and carried red roses attended by Miss Mildred Macurik of Winnipeg and groomsman Paul Rumak of Beausejour.
Rev. A C Houston ministers services each Sunday with 11.00 a.m. Sunday School 7.00 p.m. Evening Service 8.15 p.m. Young Adult study group. midweek 7.00 p.m. Tral Rangers mentored by Mr. C Rempel and Seven Sisters Church holds its usual Sunday 7 p.m. service.
A compiled schedule of church services across towns including Whitemouth Beausejour Garson Tyndall and Lac du Bonnet with times Sunday School mornings and worship details. Pastors and ministers named include Rev Fred Ohlman Rev Oscar Vouga Canon W H J Walter and Rev S Richardson with service hours and Guild meetings noted.
Rycor Bahry Bahry Marie Bahry is identified as the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs D Bahry of an early family notice fragment.
Gospel Mission Services lists Sunday offerings at 11 a.m. Sunday School, 6 p.m. Gospel Service. Thursday sessions show 7 p.m. Children’s Service and 8 p.m. Bible Study. St Mary’s Anglican Pointe du Bois opens 10 a.m. for Sunday School with Rev Richardson in charge.
Fragmentary obituary notes reference multiple individuals tied to Ladywood Vancouver and Winnipeg. Listed survivors include Netty Mary and Rosiew of Ladywood plus Barbara of Winnipeg and Mrs J Kubesh Mrs Paul Hladun and Mrs John Baker. Pallbearers named J Struss Stan Trombo J Palacek L Kohar Anton Strecker F Nevedley.
Funeral services for Jack Kunderman aged 46 were conducted at St Peter and Paul Church on Sunday May 8 at 2 30 p m with Fr C Litowsk i officiating. Interment followed at Ladywood cemetery. Ren shaw Funeral Home Beausejour cared for arrangements. Born in Canada he lived in Ladywood all his life. Surviving are his widow Mary and son Don, his parents Mr and Mrs Peter Kunderman, a brother Joseph and two sisters Mrs J.
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