Winnipeg Free Press

Thursday, January 28, 1954

Issue date: Thursday, January 28, 1954
Pages available: 38
Previous edition: Wednesday, January 27, 1954

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 28, 1954, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page 18 Winnipeg free press thursday january 28, 1954 deaths and funerals former mayor Dies at Carman . Doyle former mayor and town councillor of Carman and for More than 60 years a funeral director and business Man in Carman died there wednesday. He was 88. Born in Halifax n.s., or. Doyle tame to Manitoba As a Young Man. He fought in the Kiel rebellion of 1885 and since 1889 had lived in Carman. A Veteran of the first world War he served overseas with 90th mks. Nancy Rittberg of Vancouver and formerly of Winnipeg died saturday in Vancouver general Hospital. Born in London England she came to Winnipeg in 1912 where she lived until she moved to Vancouver in 1928. Surviving Are her husband Sam two sons Joseph and Harold three daughters two grandchildren and two Sisters miss Annie Goldsmith and mrs. Goldie Steinberg. Linda Lazok 11-Day-old daughter of or. And mrs. John Lazor 151 Burrows Avenue died tuesday in Winnipeg general hos Pital. Funeral service was held Winnipeg rifles. He was a Mem tour stay or Mcgee s Chapel with Ber of the masonic order and burial in a11 saints cemetery. Rev. Sovereign grand Lodge internation-1 j Pula officiated. Al order of Odd Fellows. Surviving Are his wife err a mks. Henry Jigalo. 75, of daughters mrs. L. Doolan and mrs. J. Grever six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral service will be held at 2 . Friday in Carman United Church with burial in Carman cemetery. Rev. W. Conly will officiate. Clark Leatherdale funeral Home is in charge. Pine Falls Man., died at her Home Jan. 21. A resident of Pine Falls since 1926, she was born in St. Norbert Man. Surviving Are six sons and one daughter. Funeral service and burial took place sat urday in Pine Falls. Mks. Catherine m. Wright younger 76, of 28 Woodbine hotel died tuesday in Deer Lodge Hospital. Born in Scotland he had gins. 43, of 1s41 Elgin Avenue Bounty in Canada association be funeral service be held a saturday in Bardal s funeral Home 2.45 . Saturday in Mordue Bro thers funeral Home with burial in Elmwood cemetery. Rev. J. M. Roe will officiate. Rienzi Motheral of Manitou Man., died Jan. 22 at his Home. Born in Washington ont., he came to Manitou in 18ss. Be Farmed in the Snowflake District until 1944, when he retired find went to Manitou to live. Surviving Are his wife Lavina two daughters Velma and Elva. Funeral service and burial took place Mon Day in Manitou. I Frederick Billings 62, Pioneer Farmer of the Macgregor District died saturday in Portage la Prairie general Hospital. Born1 i at. Omemee ont., he came to Manitoba with his parents a. A Small boy. Surviving Are two Bro a thers George and John. Funeral i service and burial took place in Macgregor. Harry George Talbot 84, of 41 Cobourg Avenue Elmwood Frank b. Lazier of Seattle wash., died sunday at his Home. Surviving Are his widow one Bro employed by Canadian Pacific Louisa diary an railway until his retirement in s6 of 14g Helmsd Galeav 1938. Surviving Are two sons George East Kildonan died wednes and Roy two daughters mrs. K Day at her Home. Born in Leicester Poole and mrs. T. M. Gibson she had. Lived in Canada grandchildren and 19 great grand 168 years surviving Are one Daugh children. Funeral service will be Tel mrs. M. J. Battershill six Tolton will officiate. Held at 1.15 . Friday in St. I Stephen s anglican Church Oden Lundquist 62, of in St. James cemetery. Rev. Ill William Avenue died tuesday inf. J. Ison will officiate. Mordue Winnipeg general Hospital. A car Penter by Trade he was born in St. Cloud minn., coming to Winnipeg in 1928. Surviving Are his Brothers funeral Home is in charge j mrs. Charles King of bran Don died at her Home tuesday j wife Sylvia four Brothers. Axel born at Lambeth Down England Emil Lawrence and Louis and had lived in Brandon for the Sisters mrs. L. Boots and mrs. H. Past 17 years. Surviving Are one Kooch. Funeral service will Benson Arthur and three daughters held at 2.45 . Friday in Kerr a mrs. W. J. Walker mrs. A. Gary funeral Home with burial in mrs. J. Kushner. Funeral ser Side cemetery. Rev. W. Koehler will vice and burial took place thurs officiate. Day in Brandon. Sailor jailed for smuggling slave girl Bride into . He brought her ashore they were arrested. Jean Ivas Given a two month sentence for illegally entering the country and Flynn got three months for aiding her. They appealed were bail and got married by special licence. ,-_-._ o Middlesbrough eng. Up Kawakibi Raven haired iraqi slave girl married three months ago to a British Sailor who smuggled her into England sobbed bit Terly wednesday night As her Hus band was jailed for aiding her illegal entry into the country. I want to go to prison with she cried As her Hus band Thomas Flynn. Was led to his cell. Flynn s Appeal against a three month prison sentence had failed. J Jean 19, and Flynn. 22, fell in love in Basra Iraq where he saw her scrubbing table tops in a cafe. She told him she had been sold _ _ As a slave six months earlier to bid Queen Elizabeth and the Flynn smuggled his sweetheart Duke of Edinburgh a mass fare into Britain disguised As a boy. Well slowing the Royal couple s to Royal pair Dunedin . Reuters surging crowds turned out today she stayed in his Small Cabin 44 car to a crawl As they started for counts Cost six in fines Days during the voyage. But when their drive to Invercargill. The first five Miles of the 140 f mile trip took 40 minutes As the a Ilg Lior car inched through dense crowds along the coastal route. Persons in bathing suits and Sun dresses abandoned beaches to line the Road outside Dunedin. I two stops at Milton and bal Clutha were also marked by cheer _. Ing crowds turned out to see the Sam fun Roval couple on their next to last totalling m City police court Fui Day new wednesday. I the Queen wore a Short sleeved Fred Huber 1307 Selkirk Aye a n dress Wilh a pattern nue. Was fined s600 and costs Brey dots and a Matching close having liquor in a place other White snoes and his residence within the meaning the Queen and the Duke leave of the liquor act. Court was told Tor Australia saturday aboard the Huber had 14 cases of Beer in gothic for the next stage of car when stopped by police. The six month Commonwealth tour. Charles Silchuk. 775 Stella ave a _ nue was fined s400 and costs for if c i having liquor not purchased from Walton i just speaker the commission. Police said Wil a or. C. H. A. Walton chairman Chuk had 46 Gallons of Home brew of the honorary attending Medica in his Possession. Roy Sjogren 279 Dufferin ave nue was fined s100 and costs for having liquor in a place other than his residence within the meaning staff Winnipeg general Hospital will speak on the general Hospital referendum at a luncheon meeting of the Winnipeg chamber of com Merce civics Bureau Friday in of the liquor act. Moore s restaurant. Mike Trilba Prowda Man., was the referendum on which win fined s50 and costs for giving liquor to a minor. Truba and Mike Nipes ratepayers will be asked vote is for a City guarantee of a Glowacky 511 Elgin Avenue Issue of to help each fined 520 and costs for hav Winnipeg general Hospital with ing liquor in a place other new building program. Or. Wal designated on their permits. Ton will explain How this Money is Erwin Gross no fixed abode to by used and will discuss the pro was fined s20 and costs for con posed medical Centre at the hos Sumins liquor in a Public place. Pital. Pilot completes mercy flight to starving Eskimo families provision packed Craf Dakota landed at icy. Isolated Perry River. 1.200 Miles North of Here wednesday to end the plight of about 12 famil ies of near starved eskimos. It was the plane s third attempt How to help your sore painful piles if Vou arc discouraged about getting r d of the itching sort and burning pain of your piles a grand Surprise awaits you when you try a pm roid an internal pile treatment. Get a package of hem roid at tiny drug store and use As directed. You be pleased at How quickly your pile trouble is relieved. Only 51.59 for the 60 Tablet package. If you ars. Not 100r pleased after using hem roid 2 or o Days. a test ask for your Money Back. Re fund agreement by All Druz to deliver its Load of pounds of Buffalo meat and rolled Oats bad weather having blotted out i previous flights from Edmonton land yellow knife. I late tuesday Sydn Cdr. 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