New Lutheran Church Dedicated at Oldenburg
A crowd of over 500 gathered at Oldenburg on November 16 for the dedication of the new Lutheran church built largely by voluntary labor. The interior features stained glass and a 1,000 crystal chandelier, with an oak altar and an illuminated Christ in Gethsemane painting. The old church, in use over 50 years, was closed as the new edifice opened with sermons by Rev. L Hartman and guests, and greetings from Lutheran leaders across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldenburg
Minshall
L. Hartman
W. K. Raths
Hartman
Lutheran Church of the Cross
Winnipeg
T. Becker
Grace Lutheran Church
Elmwood
K. Holfeld
American Lutheran Church
A. Weinbender
Lutheran Church of the Redeemer
A.M.T.S. to Meet At Lac du Bonnet
An A M T S meeting will be held at 8 oclock tomorrow in the Lac du Bonnet school. All teachers of the school district are requested to attend. The officers elected on October 1 are as follows: chairman V. Hardy, vice president I Zab orniak, secretary treasurer J Campeau, reporter Miss A Blanchette, district representative J Norquay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
V. Hardy
I. Zaborniak
J. Campeau
Miss A. Blanchette
J. Norquay
October Accidents Claim 31 Manitobans in 1952
Manitoba reports 31 accidental deaths in October 1952 up from 27 in September and 15 a year earlier. Seven drownings, five machinery, four firearms. home falls cause seven of ten home fatalities. Industrial injuries drop to 305 with 23 industrial fatalities year to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Vince
Red Cross Urges Caution On Thin Ice Safety
The Red Cross water safety division warns children about dangers of venturing onto thin ice forming on lakes rivers and streams across the province. It offers practical steps for self rescue and aiding others including breaking toward shore using arm and leg movements and calling for a reaching aid in emergencies. Emphasizes calmness common sense and avoidance of thin ice to save lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Safety Division
The
Red Cross
Greenwald Social News and Local Birthdays in Beausejour
Readable items note Elsie Petznik’s Oak Lake trip with Alma Kientop and a Sadie Hawkins dance at Pete’s Pavilion. Nearby birthdays include Harold Froehlich, Harvey Zieske, Fred Froehlich, and Darlene Schade. Also mentions farm ownership changes, visitors to Winnipeg and Beausejour, and a golden wedding anniversary in Beausejour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Froehlich
Harvey Zieske
Fred Froehlich
Darlene Schade
Fred Kintop
Mrs
A. Schade
Mrs. Schmidt
Beausejour
Safe water guidance for infants from waller hazard
Well water with high nitrate levels threatens infants under a year and can cause blue baby syndrome if used in formula or food. Have suspect water analyzed immediately. Filtered public water supplies are generally safe for infant use.
Pine Falls Community News Highlights and Events
Frank Thibedeau sails on the Athabascan for a second naval tour as navigator's yeoman, with Rochester joining at Pearl Harbor and Korea duties planned for fourteen months. Sadie Hawkins dance announced for Friday November 28 at the Legion hall. Glee club forming with Monday practices in the school auditorium. Elizabeth Jean Gui mond born November 13 at Fort Alexander hospital to Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Gui mond. Pine Falls Hospital Auxiliary formed November 5 with officers elected and a silver tea scheduled Friday November 28 from 2 to 4 and 7:30 to 8:30. Mrs. Amelia Smith visits Pine Falls. Riverside Cemetery management connected to Jackson family history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Alexander Hospital
W. G. Guimond
Fort Alexander
Elizabeth Jean
Pine Falls
Amelia Smith
Vernon
Pop) Jackson
Mr. Jackson
Smith
Riverside Cemetery
Winnipeg
Two Weddings Aboard Manitoba Churches
At St Andrews River Heights United church, Margaret Dianne McDonald wed Kenneth Frederick Randall at 4 30 pm on November 15 with Rev J L Patterson officiating. Guests included Mrs Kennedy organist and Peggy Ann Trusstot soloist. The bride, daughter of Mrs McDonald and the late Lachan McDonald, wore a creme java cord gown with bouffant skirt and circlet head dress. The couple plan to reside in Pine Falls after a US trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew’s River Heights United Church
Margaret Dianne McDonald
Kenneth Frederick Randall
J. L. Patterson
Mrs. Kennedy
Peggy Ann Trustott
William Adams
Johanna Hill
Waterloo St
United States
Randall
Pine Falls
W.T.M
Virtue's Paths End Not in Grave Exile Brave
A compact, period voice quotation from James R. Lowell about virtue enduring beyond night and peril. The lines emphasize steadfast courage and resilience against extinction, framing virtue as an enduring guide for the brave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Lowell
Faryon and Kostuik Bride at St John’s Church
Lorraine Kostuik daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kostuik married Theodore Michael Faryon son of Mr. and Mrs. William Faryon at St. John’s Catholic Church in Tyndall. Father Prokop officiated. The couple will reside in Tyndall after a reception at the Orange hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Herbol
Louise Lefko
Stella Kazina
Beatrice Wasney
Connie Lucko
Joe Kalinski
Jim Montgomery
Reg Warwick
St. Mary's Hall
Beausejour
Wach
Winnipeg
L.A.W
St. John’s Catholic Church
Lorraine
Joseph Kostuik
Tyndall
Theodore Michael
William Faryon
Prokop
Ingy Lizawoski
Jean Dolennik
Eileen Oberik
Walter Faryon
Joe Kostuik
Mike Swirski
Orange Hall
Frances Theresa Rosmus Weds Andrew Wach at St Marys Beausejour
Frances Theresa Rosmus daughter of Mr and Mrs S Rosmus Tyndall united in marriage with Andrew Wach son of Mr and Mrs John Wach Winnepeg at St Marys Beausejour on Saturday October 25 at 3 30 p m The ceremony took place in the church with a solemn service attended by family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Beausejour
Frances Theresa
National Business Head Simms Elected Canadian Chamber President
National business leader Lewis W. Simms of Saint John New Brunswick was elected president of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce at the recent Toronto annual meeting. He will chair plans for the year ahead while engaging board and chamber workers educators government leaders and businessmen across Canada. Simms is president and chairman of T S Simms & Company brushmakers founded by his father in 1872 and has long been a founder and leader in the Canadian Chamber and Saint John and Maritimes boards of trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis W. Simms
Saint John
N.B
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Toronto
Canada
T. S. Simms & Company
Mr. Simms
Chamber of Commerce
Canadian Chamber
Saint John and the Maritimes Board of Trade
Simms
Adversity's Value Compared to a Toade's Hidden Jewel
A concise reflection compares adversity to a toad bearing precious jewels in its head, echoing Shakespearean praise for hidden worth within harsh appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shakespeare
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Lutheran
By O. A. Wurster
Carman
A. Hildebrandt
Jake Stark
A.M.T.S
TCA
Britain
Trans-Canada Airlines
Gordon R. McGregor
R.C.M.P
Sturgeon
Oak Lake
Man
Dave Petznik
Arnold Petznick
Casmer Hlady
Pete Robak
Robak
Alma Kientop
Beausejour Collegiate
Pete’s Pavilion
Henry Schade
Roy Gross
Schwark Bros
Henry and
Bill Bloch
Fred Klann
R. Singbeil
Freddy Brokaski
Brokaski
Gertrude Lange
Norman Bach
E. Schultz
Ray Gross
H. Froehlich
Waller Hazard
W. T. Mansell
Legion Hall
Pine Falls Hospital
R. E. Hayes
R. Rigg
W. Sokoloski
K. I. Johnson
B. Smith
L. Kitchingman
L. Seguin
A. Kreuger
J. Tremblay
Ways and Means
F. Ford
W. Harrison
Randall — McDonald
Nipey
Father Jaworski
Provincial Library
Legislative
Springfield
St. James, Man
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Inglewood
Portage
Faryon — Kostuik
Rosmus
National Business
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!