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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 24, 1958
Page
5
Inglis events include a Women's Auxiliary meeting at the Legion Hall with plans for a whist drive, puzzle contest, and final party of the season. The Inglis Women's Association hosted meetings at Mckay and planning sessions for church fundraisers and a tea and bake sale.
Harold King returns to lead Dropmore United Church services every Sunday at 11 30 with Sunday School resuming April 29 at noon. Visitors note Arnold Ferris moves to a new home and welcomes, along with Cordially congratulating Melfred Deitreich of Winnipeg on a son born April 19. Local residents report health updates and family visits in a brief village notice column.
Eunice of Deepdale visited the Wardle home as Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bewson hosted a dinner for Betty’s eleventh birthday on April 20. The RDG Church Club met with twenty members and one visitor, discussed pew purchases, planned summer cleaning, and a Family Day Service, and awarded gifts before adjournment.
Craigie Glen Spencer of Winnipeg Basil Spencer of Galt Ontario spent the weekend at Oak Glen Constable and Mrs C A Thacker of Dryden Ont and Misses Emily and Elaine McKinnon of Brandon spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Dave McKinnon The April meeting of the Cheerio Club was held at Anne Cusitar s with 13 members and three visitors Irene Thickett won the quill raffled among the members Visitors for the next day were noted.
The Harrowby community reports Ida Marie Collins very ill for two weeks while sickness rises among children. Mrs Chas Collins marked a birthday April 15 with a surprise gathering staged by her daughter in law and Mrs Collins, Sr recovers slowly. Extra Gang and local workers are active as snow recedes and seeding begins slowly.
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