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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 07, 1952
Page
2
Gil notes mill operations slowed by wood shortages and plans to switch to coal with a ton price of $1.50 and freight at $2.30 per ton. Also reported is the August 8 death of Mrs. deBalinhard, pioneer wife of Major de Balinhard.
Local readers report weekend visits from Mrs. A McFadden Mrs. Highfield and many others with trips to Foxwarren Clear Lake and Willen Man. The piece notes residents from Regina Shoal Lake Millwood and Winnipeg visiting friends and relatives and mentions future news submissions to Miss Edna Liske and Mr J Falkavitch Sr. in hospital care.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hyra and family of Neepawa were weekend guests of Mrs. Hyra's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Keller. Miss Maria Michalchuk returned from Winnipeg where she attended summer school. Mrs. M. Opleta and Mrs. S. Hayman of Fort William visited district relatives. Lawrence Halowski and Bert Mushumanski of Windsor are holidaying at their homes. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Keller and ...
Mr. and Mrs J Williamson and family and Mr. and Mrs J G McCrea of Winnipeg spent the weekend visiting Mr and Mrs W R Robb. Blake Cameron on two weeks RCAF leave visits his parents in town. Miss Evelyn Brown of Brandon holidays with her mother. Alyce Ferris of Brandon weekend with her parents. Mr and Mrs Geo Baronet depart for Sarnia for two weeks holiday. Mr and Mrs Harold Dietrich of Winnipeg visiting Mr and Mrs Henry Dietrich.
Mr and Mrs E A Schappert and family and Rueben Schappert left by motor for Toronto following a two week stay. Mr Gilbert Johnson went to Winnipeg for a few days rest and a visit while repairs continue at the elevator. Chas Okeson departed for Chicago to visit relatives and may return by bus train or new car. The town keeps quiet with no new scandal reports.
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