Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 21, 1952, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg tree press thursday august.21, 1952. Page 13 deaths and funerals Joseph Mager 61, of 677 Union Avenue died sunday at his Home. Born in the Western Ukraine he came to Canada 40 years ago and was a machinist for the past 32 years. Surviving Are his wife Eva a son John a Stepson mrs. Jacqueline de Mon tiny 55, of 311 Edmonton Street died tuesday in Carberry Enro Ute to Hospital at Brandon. Surviving Are her husband Felix one Bro ther Antonio and two Sisters mrs. S. Olange Sanche and mrs. Or ii. La. Michael Binski five daughters c. Papen. Prayers will be said mrs. William Lysiuk mrs. D. Thursday at 8 . In the p. Coutu Prest mrs. J. Komarnicki mrs. W. Almeral funeral service will Vij. . Non mrs re. .insi1 n o. Mcdonald and mrs. N. Joss a brother Walter and 10 grand children. Prayers will be said at .8 . Friday at memorial funeral Chapel. Requiem mass will be Sung at 10 . Saturday at St. Michael s greek orthodox Church with funeral service at 2 . Rev. A. W. Sawchuk and Rev. J. Dry trip will officiate. Burial will be in a saints cemetery. J. B. Burgoyne real estate Man. Dies at 75 j. B. Burgoyne 75, of 7 Brussels apartments died at the Misc i Cordia Hospital tuesday. He was a real estate broker. Born in Dayton minn., or. Bur Goyne came to Canada in 1895 and settled at Mccreary Man. Where he established a retail business. He later moved to Moosomin sask. Where he operated a department store. After coming to Winnipeg in 1914 he entered the real estate brokerage business and colonization work. He helped to Settle Many dutch italian and american fam Ilies on farms in Manitoba. Or. Burgoyne was a member of the Manitoba land inspectors association and l Alliance Francaise. He was Active in Hunting Garden ing and painting. Be held Friday at 10 .. In the Ste. Anne roman Catholic Church. Burial will be in the local Ceme Tery. Jacob Henry Becker 69, of 58 Harbison Avenue died tuesday in Concordia Hospital. Born in rus Sia he came to Canada 27 years ago. He Farmed at Marquette be fore retiring in 1949. Surviving Are his wife Mary four sons Henry Jacob John and Peter two daughters mrs. Peter Voth and mrs. George Friesen eight grand children. Funeral service will be sunday at 2 . Cost in echoes Field mennonite Church Pigeon Lake Man., and burial will be i the local cemetery. Kerr s funeral Chapel is in charge. Joseph Louden Bingham Kildonan drive died his Home. Born near Acton he was in the painting and decorating business in Winnipeg for 48 years. He was an Active member of the Board of the United Church fresh air Camps. He was also a former member of the rotary club of the . And a masonic Lodge. Surviving Are his Christine Helen one son Harold three daughters mrs. J. B. Thompson spice Merle and mrs. D. T. Lower eight r. J. Bingham w. D. Bingham and s. W. Bingham and two Sisters mrs w. W. Baldwin and mrs. F. Rob erts. Funeral service will be Friday in the Thomson chapels with Rev. P. V. Samson officiating and burial will be in Elmwood Ceme Tery. Sex City woman in mishap on Quebec Road mrs. Pauline Nieduzak 87, a former Winnipeg Ger was killed of Garson Man., died there when a truck struck her Day at the Home of her son an a and a companion on the Highway Drew. Born in Poland she St. Adolphe de Howard que. To Canada in 1900. Surviving Are four sons Alfred Frank Andrew and Joseph a daughter mrs. Harry Byzick -13 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Her husband Henry predeceased her. Prayers will be said in Langrill s funeral Home Selkirk at 8 . Friday with. Requiem 10 . Saturday in sacred heart roman Catholic Church Garson with burial in the churchyard cemetery. Father Prokop will officiate. William George Black Burn 69, died monday in his Accident victim s funeral Friday funeral services for John Smith is formerly of 749 Beach Avenue who was killed in a motorcycle Accident near Trail b.c., last week end will be held at 3.30 . Friday in Bardal s funeral Home. Born in fort St. John b.c., he is survived by his Mother and step father or. And mrs. Emil Ander son and two Sisters mrs. B. Busby and Jean. Burial will be in Brook Side cemetery. 3viluam 69, of the Warwick apartments died wednes Day in Deer Lodge Hospital. Born in Manchester England or. Donald came to Canada 42.years ago. He was a member of the guards Socia Tion and served with the cold Stream guards in the permanent Imperial army from 1903 to 1916. He served with the Royal flying corps during the first world War. Surviving Are two Brothers George and Thomas. Funeral service will be held saturday at 1.30 . In Mordue Brothers funeral Home Rev. J. M. Roe officiating. Burial will be in the military plot Brook Side cemetery. Frederick coaxes Good lands Pioneer died Friday in hos Pital at Bottineau nj3. Bewdley ont., he came to the Souris in 1904. Two your later he came to in in.l945.he_moyed to Waskada. Sur Viking his wife Emma to Orval to daughters mrs. William Busly a mrs. D. Innes Deloraine and seve grandchildren. A son Everett diet in 1938. Funeral service was Sun Day in Waskada United Church and burial was in Waskada Cerrie Tery. Rev g. Barber officiated. William Ditlev 83, of 64 Beresf Ord Avenue tuesday born in a came to Canada 4s.years.ago. Surviving Are two sons William Charles and Richard John to daughters mrs. A. E. Bowley an mrs. Martin la Rue 10 grand children and 11 great Gran Chi Dren. Funeral service will be Hel Friday at 4 . At Mordue Broi funeral Home. Burial will be i Brookside cemetery. Surviving Are his wife Home a Pilot Mound. Born in the three sons j. Noel Horace and Roderick one daughter mrs. Flavia Moyer of Buffalo . Two Brothers Joseph and Solomon two Sisters mrs. F. Smith and mrs. M. Halstead. Prayers will be said Friday at s.15 . In Barker s funeral and requiem mass will be Sung saturday at 10 . In St. Ignatius Church with Rev. R. Mcgilvray officiating. Burial will be in St. Mary s cemetery George Grieve 53, of Lauder ulan., died suddenly wednesday morning while working on a step ladder at the Home of Abram White in the argue District. Or. Grieve was a Carpenter. Copperfield District he served Over seas in the first world War with the first division Canadian engineers. In 1930 he married Phyllis May Winram and resided in Pilot Mound since that time. Surviving Are his wife a son William a daughter Jane two Brothers r. S. Blackburn and James Black Burn and three Sisters mrs. M. Shewfelt mrs. John Stuart and mrs. James Docking. Funeral ser vice was held tuesday at St. John s anglican Church Pilot Mound with Rev. D. E. Noonan officiating. Burial was at Pilot Mound cemetery with members of the Canadian legion Branch including president Allan Potter assisting. Grace Horracks 28, daughter of mrs. D. Horrocks of 293 Ottawa Street and her companion had been visiting Oto Reke a y Camp near the town and were returning when the truck struck them according to word received Here. The com Panion is in Hospital in serious condition. Miss Horrocks was born in Crys Tal City Man., and had been work ing in Montreal for the past three years. She was employed by the Sperry Gyroscope company and was a former employee of trans Canada airlines. Surviving Are her Mother mrs1. D. Horrocks five Brothers George Victor Paul and Herbert and John and two Sisters Bertha and Flor ence. Prayers will be said Friday at 9 . In Barker s funeral Chapel. Requiem mass will be Sung Friday at 9 . In St. Alphonsius Church Rev. Father j. L. Healy officiating. Burial will be in Elmwood Ceme Tery. Mrs. Herbert Schofield 64, of Portage la Prairie died tues Day. She is survived by her Hus band two daughters mrs. Dell and mrs. H. Domeno three sons Harry James and Murray. Funeral services were held thursday from Mckillop funeral Chapel Portage la Prairie. Burial was in Hillside cemetery. James Fletcher 77, of 174 Harbison Avenue died wednesday at his Home. Born in Dundee Scot land or. Fletcher came to Canada 41 years ago. He was a member of St. Stephen s anglican Church. Surviving Are two daughters miss Jane Fletcher and mrs. Anne George Adam Michaels 86 623 Simcoe Street died wednes Day in Parkdale Man. Born i Russia he came to Canada 5c years ago and Farmed until retiring in 1936. Surviving Are to daughters mrs. James jul Amiga and mrs. H. Price two sons Henr and George eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral service will be held saturday at 4 . In Kerr s funeral Chape Thoburn and one grandchild. Rev. W. Koehler officiating. Buria funeral service will be held Satur Jwill be in Brookside cemetery Day at 2.45 . In Mordue Brothers funeral Home Rev. T. H. Broughton officiating. Burial will be in Elm Wood cemetery. Dugald maj Allan 71, of Whitemouth who died thursday in Deer Lodge Hospital was buried saturday in Brookside cemetery. A member of the original Princess Patricia s Canadian Light infantry which he joined in 1914, or. Mcmillan came to Canada after serv ing in the Boer War. He was twice wounded in the first world War and received the military medal. He was associated with j. D. Coates limited until he opened a business of his own. In later years he Farmed at Dugald and White Mouth. Surviving Are his wife Agnes two sons Angus and Dugald one daughter miss Margaret two Brothers Angus and John and two Sisters mrs. J. A. Hutchinson and mrs. S. Little. There was a grave Side service Rev. J. M. Roe and or. G. A. Woodside officiating. Rangoon Burma Burma has asked Russia and China to permit her to Send a delegation to study collective farming for two months. Mrs. Mary Alice it Ella Bine 88, of 134 Lyndale drive Norwood died wednesday. She a born in Derbyshire England an came j to Canada 32 years ago. Surviving Are four sons Norman George Bruce Noel Charles John Arthur two grandchildren an three great grandchildren. Funera service will be held Friday at 2.4 . At Mordue Brothers Funera Home. Burial will be in St. John cemetery. Mitchell Copp building attractive units of 450 feet immediate Possession apply 222 Portage ave. Pm. 92 26 polio deaths Geneva pro communist government the tiny Republic of san Marino submitted a request recently Lor economic Aid bom the United nations. With the exception of Yugoslavia no. R e a controlled government h a Ever submitted a similar request. 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