The Russell Banner publication details and rates
The Russell Banner is published every Thursday at its Main Street office in Rusnell Manitoba. It lists association memberships, a subscription rate of 3.80 per year with outside-Canada rate 5.50, editor Sanderson, and a notice of second class mail registration 0678. Reproduction without written permission is prohibited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Banner
Main Street
Rusnell
Manitoba
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Manfobe
Eitin
Canada
Sanderson
Oly Bars May 1 1902 Developments Recap
A compact historical digest lists multiple small town notes from May 1 across years. It mentions the Massey Harris office foundation, land price changes, seed weather, and various community moves and events dating back to 1902 through 1962, with names like Proctor Whiteman Cornwall and McKay among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massey Harris
Proctor
R. Whiteman
Silverton Whiteman
Manitoba Agricultural College
Cubby
Cornwall
Minnedosa
Gordon
Angusville Community News Bulletin Amid Hospital Visits
Local notes report several hospital updates including Mr. Nick Chuchmuch and Mr. Peter Parobec at Winnipeg General Hospital. People travel to Winnipeg and Newdale for visits and business. Ceramics classes end in Angusville with continuation planned in Russell. a handmade rug raffle at the Angusville Community Centre is won by Mr. Harry Stanchuk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emergain
Winnipeg General Hospital
Harry Popott
Lawrence Parobec
Winnipeg
Nick Halak
al Gautreal
Newdale
Angusville
Russell
Harry Stanchuk
Mike Siwak
Snow thinning as fields dry for spring work
Silverton notes the snow is nearly gone and fields are black and drying ready for big machines. Mrs Elmer Clearwater visited Portage la Prairie with relatives. Mr and Mrs Jim Armi shaw and Greg Bray joined. The Cochrane pair visited Ken Matheson at Hamiota and attended the Hamiota music festival where four granddaughters performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Clearwater
Portage la Prairie
Jim Armishaw
Greg Bray
Dick Cochrane
Ken Matheson
Hamiota
Manitoba Aberdeen Association Secretary Mentioned
Fragmentary note recalls a secretary role in the Manitoba Aberdeen Association with references to a son-in-law Boyd and Gillies and a date sequence and numbers. The incomplete text limits precise details but indicates a personal or organizational line of kinship and affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Aberdeen ‘Association
Boyd and Gillies
McKinnon and Kin kin kin connections drive week of visits
Victoria visitors Craigie and McKinnon parties join relatives in the district. Florence Coutts from Red Deer visits E Leifers Glasman and McKinnon families. G Snowden Swan River and Lloyd Maxwell Grandview stop by. Wondrasek family spends Sunday in Esterhazy. Coutts, Lei fer and Glasman travel to Brandon to visit Orville Glasman.
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George McKinnon
W. Buchanan
Victoria
B. C
D. McKinnon
Florence Coutts
Red Deer
Alberta
E. Leifers
A. Glasman
Lucia Glasman
Lillian Glasman
G. Snowden
Swan River
Dave
Lloyd Maxwell
Grandview
Catherine McKinnon
Jim Wondrasek
Esterhazy
W. Sch Walm
Ed Leifer
Brandon
Orville Glasman
Craigie Cheerio Club Holds April Meeting at Irene Thickett Home
Eight members and one visitor attended the Craigie Cheerio Club gathering hosted by Irene Thickett. A ten dollar Cancer Fund donation was made and a potted plant delivered to the Spencer family. Dot Shaw joined as a new visitor. The banner reporter was Irene Thickett. The May annual meeting is planned at Jo Spencer's. Doris Barber gifted prize went to Ann Cusitar.
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Craigie Cheerio Club
Irene Thickett
Cancer Fund
Spencer
Dot Shaw
Banner
Jo Spencer
Doris Barber
Ann Cusitar
Local News Brief from Sask District Highlights Town Visitors
Endcliffe from the district reports Bertha Nemberg recently at Russell Hospital. Norman Liske and Norman Stewart drove to Carberry last week. Harvey Behart and family attended a Canadian Union College band concert in Yorkton Sunday evening. Louis Liske and family plan to fly from Winnipeg to Kelowna BC. Harold and Brian Zimmer from Brandon visited their parents. May correspondent Mary Peatz invites phone tips to 829-23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacher
Tangenburg
Sask
Bertha Nemberg
Russell Hospital
Norman Liske
Norman Stewart
Carberry
T. Harvey Behart
Canadian Union College
Yorkton
Harvey Echart
Melgee Goodhoulen
Louis Liske
Winnipeg
Kelowna
Harold
Brian Zimmer
Brandon
B. Zimmer
Mary Peatz
The Worst Heartbreak and a Child’s Grief
A fifth grade collection describes loss and resilience after a neighbor known as Aunt Peg dies. Tales reflect on childhood friendships, changing blocks, and a family coping with a brother’s lung-related death through memories and prayers.
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CNR
Cuban
Grace
Alwyn Buie
Aobert McKay
Ass Jissippi
Inglis
W.L
Wm. Bradley
Miss A. Adams
Ae Matin Woods
AWS
Ace
W. W. W. Wilson
Wes McLeod
Minniska
E. R. Long
Tators
Wilma Country Club
Ast
W. J. Lapka
Mi Lapka
Mani
E. C. Shepherd
Silverton
Craigie
Seri Pr
Joyce Lagaruk
Peg
Eason
Mr.Trudeau
Mr. Trudeau
Kim
Randy
Mom
Debbie Toderan
ST. Mary's Church
Clement's Fertilizer Ltd
Harold Clement
Ralph Betke
Parkway
Roblin — Russell
Rossburn
Co-op
Aylmer
Bacon
California
Sunkist
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