Asziah’s Pride and Punishment Lesson Insight
Sunday school talk on Uzziah kingly pride from Chronicles and Proverbs. The elder urges protest against sin, notes Uzziah’s rise and downfall, and praises Daniel Paul and David as models. Calls for modern believers to seek knowledge, prayer, courage, and consecration to God.
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Asziah
Il Chron
Uzziah
Assiah
Judah
Oroslea
Judea
Isreal
Amos
Hosea
Isaiah
Uzsiah
Shakespeare
Azariah
Uszziah
Uzzish
Goy
Wanted A Man By Rev J F Douglas
The sermon urges countrywide ideal of upright men who put national interests first. It warns against selfish hiring and stresses character, service, and right conduct over personal gain, citing biblical example of Solomon.
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David
Solomon
God
Special Grade Promotions At Summer Term
Ray and Margaret Kernaghan enter Grade V as accelerated promotions balance with lower grade changes. Promotions depend on ability to keep pace. ordinary end of year moves occur in June. A Special Entrance Class will form at the start of the Summer Term to strengthen the High School and include qualifying surrounding pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Margaret Kernaghan
Easter Festival Observed at Local Church
The Easter observance included Holy Communion at 9 am and a full Choral Communion at 11 am with 68 communicants. A Choral Evensong at 7 pm featured a cantata Cr ucifixion and Ascension of our Lord, directed by Mrs KE Lucas, with solos by Mrs P H Nelson Rev F H Davenport Mr R Nelson and J Slack. Mr Cope played organ. The church, decorated with Easter lilies and carnations, was filled to capacity. Good Friday united service heard prayers by Rev Davenport psalm by Rev Hellyar lesson by Rev E W Johnson. The starving asians collection surpassed 24 dollars. On 18th, W A and Girls Guild gifted Mrs Davenport a silver tea set. a portrait of the choir was presented to Mr Davenport as he leaves for Mandan, North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. Lucas
P. H. Nelson
F. H. Davenport
PR. H. Nelson
J. Slack
Cope
J. Hellyar
E. W
Mandon
North Dakota
Russell School ends Easter Term with student performances
Miss Cumming's and Miss Marshall's rooms staged an Easter Term close with a school audience in the basement. King Winter defeated by Queen of Spring led by Louis Glover and Charlie Hodgkins aided by King Sun. Music included "The bow-legged man" sung by three boys. Inspector Belton chaired, clubs heard talks from R McIntosh and E Hammond. Cadet Corps plan summer camp and a parade. Senior girls elected officers for summer games and term reports were sent to parents.
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Inspector Belton
Boys
Girls’ Club
R. McIntosh
Poultry Club
E. Hammond
Livestock Club
Central Club
Cadet Corps
Edythe Couthis
Adelaide Stevens
Enid Nelson
Kathleen Maher
Local Notes From Silerton Easter Visits and Plans
Miss Donelda Coulter remains home for Easter. Miss Bell travels to Oak Lake for the holiday. Mr D C Stewart left for Franklin and returned. Mr and Mrs Johnstone plan a two week West visit. Stewart aims to build in spring. Government to build a station house this summer. U F W met in church. turnout hampered by bad roads. no report available. Miss Allen at home for vacation with a school of 32 pupils in grades 1 to 9.
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Donelda Coulter
Miss Allen
Harrowby Ladies' Aid to Meet at Mrs McKinnons
The Harrowby Ladies' Aid plans a May 10 gathering at Mrs. McKinnon's. Mr Black, a Presbytery student, is likely to return to the Harrowby field for the summer. Residents note visitors and travel between Harrowby and nearby towns.
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Ladies’ Aid
Public lecture on Women's Institute work in Shellmouth
A public lecture on Women's Institute work with a discussion of local problems will be held in the Town Hall on Thursday April 27 at 2 30 p m. Speaker Miss Myrtle Hayward director of W I work will attend and Miss MayWard plans to be present 36 minutes before the hour to meet directors and learn of Institute problems confronting them.
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Women's Institute
Myrtle Hayward
W. I. Work
MayWard
Angussville letters on court cases and local life
The letter notes a magistrate case about forcing a marriage in Angusville and jokes about Dag seeking a wife. It mentions a Russell farmer jailed five hours for wolf poisoning and a costly Minnedosa transfer. It laments local criticisms, praises the doctor project, defends Angusville frogs, and urges civility.
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Angusville
Dag
Staples
Odd Fellows
Russell
Minnedosa
Justice of the Peace
Silverton Bear
Silverton
Jellicoe
Silver Creek
Hattred
Russell School Chronicle On Sale Now For Limited Run
The Russell School Chronicle by Editor A M Pratt and team is on sale at the Drug Store for 50 cents a copy. Limited copies printed. readers urged to buy now to avoid disappointment.
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Russell School Chronicle
Pratt
Russell
Geo. A. Meeres
Russell School
Freda
A. M. Pratt
J. A. Glen
R. H. McCallum
W. H. Edwards
H. Clee
Annie Ledingham
L. ©. Boulton
Muriel Clee
L. C. Boulton
Miss Campbell
Miss Cochrane
Reggie Skeoch
Archie Bridges
Jean Houston
Kathleen Swallow
Wilbur Sparrow
Miss Marshall
Vera Mcintosh
Austin Currie
Jim Thom
Miss Cummings
Reggie Cartwright
Lily Leech
G. W. King
Alvin Maher
Evelyn Cope
David Gien
Marie Morgan
Colin Cairns
Annie Jackson
Ritchie McKay
J. S. Warrington
Adelaide Stevens
Chronicle
Town Council Letter Response on Canadian Japanese Immigration
Mr H Clee received a reply to a resolution passed at the last town council meeting concerning rewards or action regarding Japanese immigration into Canada. The note confirms continued discussion without final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clee
Canada
Russell Council Telegram on Oriental Aliens Immigration
Ottawa April 13 1922 Henry Clee Mayor Russell Manitoba Mr Mackenzie King acknowledged Russell Council endorsement of a Commons resolution on Oriental Aliens immigration and thanked the Council. A telegram copy will be sent to Charlies Stewart as Minister of Immigration and Colonization for inter mediation of the message.
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Mackenzie King
House of Commons
W. G. McQuarrie
M.P
King
Russell
Charlies Stewart
Christ Church Sunday Schedule Notes
Sunday movement at Christ Church lists the Sunday School at 2.30 p.m. and Evening Service at 7 p.m. The notice provides service times without additional details.
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Christ Church
Local News Notes From Russell and Surrounds
Multiple small town items include Easter holidays observed by students and workers, Arbor Day planned for May 5, and a parcel post sale at the Presbyterian Ladies Aid on April 26. Also noted are social events at the Eastern Star Lodge, church activities, and moves of Rev. and Mrs. Davenport to Mandan, North Dakota.
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Russell Tennis Club
C. W. Thom
The
Presbyterian Church
Fraser’s
Sons of England Society
Methodist Church
Hellyar
Jas. Cameron
Makaroff
Jack Spears
Winnipeg
Jessie Tod
Brandon Normal
Ina Tod
Emerson
Bernice Currie
Allce Bates
Cochrane
Castleavery
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Mrs. Davenport
Mandan
N. D
Russell
Masonic Lodge
Fraser
Walter Hembroff
Hembroff
John Robertson
Amos
Lucas. Jr
Park
Miss Houston
Mra
Funeral of Charles Salkeld Held from Rocenville Residence
The funeral for the late Charles Salkeld son of Joseph Salkeld was conducted from the family home Rocenville on Tuesday March 21. Born in Downie township he had lived in the west since youth. He leaves a wife and three children Fred Lelang and Cora, plus three brothers and four sisters including John Tantalyon Wilson Frank Downie Mrs Hogan New York Mrs C White Toronto Mrs Rutherford Spy Hill and Mrs Dunsmore Downie.
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Charles Salkeld
Joseph Salkeld
Rocenville
Mr. Salkeld
Downie Township
Fred
Lelang
Cora
John
Tantalyon
Wilson
Frank
Downie
Hogan
New
The Late Mrs Albert McGee Funeral Arrangements
The funeral for Mrs Albert McGee was held Monday at 3 pm from John Callin’s residence 24 Avon St to Avondale Cemetery. Floral offerings showed high regard for her. Rev Findlay Matheson of St Andrew's church led services in Rev Dr Martin’s absence. out of town relatives included Thomas Callin Fussell Elizabeth Callin Winnipeg Mr and Mrs John Frame and Ida Biba.
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Albert McGee
John Callin
Avon St
Avondale
Finday Matheson
St. Andrew's Church
Martin
Knox Church
McGee
Thomas Callin
Fussell
Elizabeth Callin
Winnipeg
John Frame
Ida
Ota
Council Minutes of Shellmouth RM Meeting at Dropmore
The Rural Municipality of Shellmouth met at Dropmore on April 1 with the Reeve and all Councillors present. Minutes of the last meeting were adopted as read. Wages for 1922 road work set at four horses and man per day six dollars. two horses and man per day four dollars. The commission refuses to pay Mr McKay any more salary as weed inspector for not performing duties under the Noxious Weeds act. A Court of Revision will be held June 2, 1922 at Dropmore. Indemnities to be paid as usual.
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Shellmouth
Dropmore
McKay
Geo. Hunt
Sec'y-Treas
Presbyterian Church Honor Roll Names Listed
The Ladies Act of the Presbyterian church publishes an Honor Roll with current names and asks for any omissions to be reported promptly to complete the list. Names include Smellie, Simms, Cameron, McDonald, Anderson, McKay, Dutton, and others.
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Presbyterian Church
George Smellie
Jack Smellie
Robert Smellie
Lionel Charles John EB
Rea Cleave Rea
Sam Simms
Alex Simms
Willie Simms
George Simms
Matthew Simms
Arthur Simms
Dan Cameron
Charles Cameron
James Cameron
John McDonald
Bert Anderson
Willie Anderson
John
Hudson Bay Railway Line Promoted To Link Saskatchewan
The Yorkton board of trade urges building 70 miles of rail north from Sturgis to connect southern Saskatchewan with the Hudson Bay Railway. Neepawa backs earliest construction to benefit southeastern Saskatchewan and southwestern Manitoba, completing a Winnipeg to Hudson Bay through route. Trains currently run Winnipeg to Prince Albert via Regina and Saskatoon and via Gladstone and Dauphin.
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Hudson Bay
Yorkton Board of Trade
Sturgis
Saskatchewan
Hudson Bay Railway
Neepawa
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Prince Albert
Reging
Gasketoon
Gladstone
Dauphin
Bay
Russell
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Kings
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School Chronicle
Ottawa
Henry Clee, Esq
Russell, Manitoba
N. R. Park
Victor Records
Park's
Milton Setter
California
D. A. Goodbun
Ethel Roberts
Walthams
Elgin
N. R
Hamilton
Messrs. J. Armstrong
P. Sinclair
T. McGonegal
J. A. Makins
B. Barton
FE. Shults
Stratford Herald
Chas
Salkeld
Municipality of
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