Uzziah Pride and Punishment in Ancient Israel
International Sunday School lesson outlines Uzziah a king who prospered through conquest yet fell to pride, was struck by leprosy, and served as a cautionary example. The text urges readers to stand against sin, seek God's will, and pursue faithful service like Daniel, Paul, and David.
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Asziah
Il Chron
Uzziah
Judah
Amos
Hosea
Isaiah
Joseph Parker
Shakespeare
Azariah
God
Daniel
Yazziah
Timothy
Paul
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Christ
David
Wanted a Man by Rev J F Douglas
A sermon excerpt urges men to embody upright character and country loyalty. It cites biblical example Solomon and stresses selflessness for the nation. It notes hiring incentives bias toward tested qualities, with praise for those showing true merit.
Russell School Easter Term Concert and Club Reports
An Easter Term finale at Russell School featured Miss Cummings and Miss Marshalls rooms with a play where Queen Spring defeats King Winter as King Sun aids them. The event included music, club talks by Mr. McIntosh and Mr. Hammond, cadet corps practices, a summer camp plan, and a senior girls sports meet with elected officers for baseball tennis and basketball. Reports to parents noted promotions and final pupil standings.
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Inspector Belton
R. McIntosh
E. Hammond
Central Club
Cadet Corps
Edythe Coultis
Adelaide Stevens
Exit Nelson
Special Entrance Class Formed For Summer Term
Ray and Margaret Kernaghan move to Grade V with accelerated promotions in lower grades. Promotions depend on ability to keep pace. Ordinary promotions occur at year end in June. A special Entrance Class will start at the beginning of the Summer Term as the principal aims to strengthen the High School by including surrounding district pupils eligible for higher training.
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Ray
Margaret Kernaghan
Easter Festival at Christ Church Draws Big Congregation
Christ Church held a full Holy Communion at 8 a.m and a 11 a.m. Choral Communion with 68 communicants. A 7 p.m. Choral Evensong featured the cantata Crucifixion and Ascension, directed by Mrs E Lucas with solos by Mrs P H Nelson Rev F H Davenport and others. The organist Mr Cope accompanied Hal lelujah Chorus. Good Friday united service raised 24 for starving Russians. The W A and Girls Guild gifted Mrs Davenport a silver tea set and a portrait of the choir for Mr Davenport on his departure to Mandan North Dakota.
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E. Lucas
P. H. Nelson
F. H. Davenport
PR. H. Nelson
J. Slack
Cope
J. Hellyar
E. W. Johnson
W. A. and Girls’ Guild
W. J. Doig
Mandon
North Dakota
Easter Holiday Movements Reported in Silverton
Miss Donelda Coulter visits Oak Lake for Easter. Mr. D. C. Stewart plans village building after frost. Government to build a station house in summer. U. F. W. met in church with poor attendance due to bad roads. Miss Allen hosts 22 pupil school, grades 1 through 9, sparking local notice.
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Donelda Coulter
Miss Bell
Coca
Oak Lake
D.C. Stewart
Franklin
J. Johnstone
West
D. C. Stewart
Miss Allen
Harrowby Ladies Aid Meets At Mrs McKinnon
The Ladies Aid plans its next meeting at Mrs. McKinnon’s on May 10. Mr. Black, a Presbytery student, is expected to return to Harrowby for the summer. Mrs. Nolan and her two sons arrived home from a three week visit to Wa Pella. Archie Dandridge returned to Shoal Lake after time with his sister Mrs. Chander. Miss Deacon returns to Winnipeg for Easter. Miss S Brewster visits her parents. A carload of piles on the side-track may be sunk with the pontoon bridge.
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Ladies’ Aid
Public Lecture on Women's Institute Work in Town Hall
A public lecture on Women’s Institute work will be at Town Hall on Thursday April 27 at 2 30 pm. Miss Myrtle Hayward director will speak and attend 30 minutes early to meet institute directors and discuss pressing problems.
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Myrtle Hayward
W. IL. Work
Hayward
Angusville News Teases Court, Society Notes and Local Quips
A column lampoons local court cases adjourning a forced marriage, praises civic projects by Angusville residents, and mocks and defends neighbors in Silverton Jellicoe disputes. The writer railings mix humor about a jailed farmer, a goading toastmaster, and frogs in Angusville with pride in a doctor’s build.
The Russell School Chronicle On Sale In District
The Russell School Chronicle by Editor Mr Pratt is on sale for 50c at the Drug Store. Limited copies printed. readers urged to buy now to avoid disappointment. The issue features a school drawing, a prairie landscape, the school badge, and articles by local contributors including A M Pratt and J A Glen.
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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 Skeech
Archie Bridges
Miss 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
Russell Town Council Responds on Japanese Immigration
Ottawa replies to Russell town council praising their resolution on Oriental immigration. Henry Clee, mayor of Russell Manitoba, receives notice that Prime Minister Mackenzie King will consider the council’s views, with copies sent to the immigration minister for information.
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Henry Clee, Esq
Russell
Russell, Manitoba
Mackenzie King
House of Commons
W. G. McQuarrie
M.P
King
Charles Stewart
Christ Church Notes Sunday Schedule Listed
Sunday School at 2 30 p.m. and Evening Service at 7 p.m. announced for Christ Church. Local readers are invited to attend the services.
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Christ Church
Local News Briefs From Russell Ontario Area
Community items include Easter holidays, Arbor Day plans set for May 7 provincial holiday, May 8 registration start for elections, local church and lodge activities, tea event at Fraser's Cafe, Easter visitors from Winnipeg and Brandon, parcel post sale at Presbyterian Ladies Aid, and departures 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
Davenport
Masonic Lodge
Fraser
Walter Hembroff
Hembroff
John Robertson
Amos
Lucas
Park
Funeral of Charles Salkeld Held at Rocenville
The funeral for Charles Salkeld son of the late Joseph Salkeld was held from the family home Rocenville on Tuesday March 21. He was born in Downie township and settled in the west as a young man. He leaves a wife and three children Fred Lelang and Cora and three brothers two in Downie one in Tantalyon and four sisters 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
The funeral for the late Mrs Albert McGee was held at 3 pm Monday from her brother John Callin’s residence at 24 Avon St to Avondale Cemetery. Floral tributes reflected high esteem for the deceased. Rev Findlay Matheson of St Andrew's Church officiated in place of Rev Dr Martin of Knox Church. Out of town relatives included Thomas Callin, Pusseil, Man., Miss Elizabeth Callin, also of Man, and Mr and Mrs John Magazines-Come.
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Albert McGee
John Callin
Avon St
Avondale
Findlay Matheson
St. Andrew's Church
Dr. Martin
Knox Church
McGee
Shellmouth Council Minutes Register April 1 1922
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. Wages for 1922 road work set at four horses and man per day six dollars and two horses and man per day four dollars. It was decided to refuse Mr McKay pay as weed inspector per the Noxious Weeds act. Court of Revision set for June 2 1922 at Dropmore. Indemnities to be paid as usual. GEO. HUNT secretary treasurer.
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Shellmouth
Dropmore
McKay
Geo. Hunt
Seo’y-Treas
Honor Roll Acknowledges Presbyterian Church Members
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church publishes an Honor Roll listing current members and invites corrections to complete the roster. Names include Smellie, Rea, Simms, Cameron, McDonald, Anderson, McKay, Dutton, and many others with editors seeking omissions to ensure accuracy.
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Ladies Aid
Presbyterian Church
George Smellie Tank
Gqenallia
OUMID
Robert Smellie
Stanley Rea
Harvey Rea
Edgar Charles Walter Charles Lionel Charles John E. 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 Anderson
Charlie McIntyre
John A. Frase
George Ledsugullus
Bruce Shaw
W. Tennant
W. G. Robb Roy McKinnon
Alex McKay
Jim McKay
Charles Sharman
Tomm
McNeil
Rendle McDonald
Ernest A
Tom Robinson
Seebach
John McAndrew
Bert Charles
Harold Clee
Jack Clee
Arthur Doig
Andrew Bailey
Max McDonald
Harry Warrington Thomas Tod Earl
Ed Coey
John Adams
Jim Coey
A. R. Traynor
John Vinnell
Rail line to link Sturgis with Hudson Bay route urged
Yorkton board of trade pushes 70 miles of new rail north from Sturgis to connect southern Saskatchewan with the Hudson Bay Railway. Neepawa supports early construction to boost southeastern Saskatchewan and southwestern Manitoba, creating a Winnipeg to Hudson Bay through route via Neepawa Russell and Sturgis with a Brandon connection.
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Yorkton Board of Trade
Sturgis
Saskatchewan
Hudson Bay Railway
Neepawa
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Hudson Bay
Prince Albert
Regina
Saskatoon
Gladstone
Dauphin
Bay
Russell
Brandon
Neepawa Press
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Silverton Bear
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Silver Creek
Hattred
Canada
Ottawa
F. A. McGregor
N. R. Park
Victor Records
Park's
Milton Setter
California
PD. A. Goodbun
Ethel Roberts
Walthams
Elgin
Hamilton
Messrs. J. Armstrong
P. Sinclair
T. MacGonegal
J. A. Makins
E. Barton
E. Shultz
Stratford Herald
Chas. Salkeld
Municipality of
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