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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 10, 1950
Page
2
The Russell Banner notes its affiliation with the Manitoba Division of the CWA and mentions its status as second class matter under the Post Office Department. Publisher credits cite Sanderson and H. M. Rutar.
ENDCLIFFE Miss Anne Wileman and Mrs M Stewart returned home after attending the Teacher's Summer course at Gimili. Ray Bird returned home for harvest. Misses Daff and Anne Wileman left for Regina. Mr and Mrs W Pagan and family spent Sunday at Grandview Visiting relatives. Pat stayed to spend part of her holiday there. Mr and Mrs J Schwalm and family spent Sunday at Millwood.
Trinity Lutheran Church announces English and German divine service at 10:30 AM on August 1, 1950, followed by Sunday school at 11:45 AM.
The Anglican memorial service was held with Rev. Salmon leading the ceremony. E. Ridgway read the names of war dead as children placed bouquets at the monument. Local visits included Frt. Lt. W. M. Garnett of the Royal Canadian Air Force and many residents sharing events and greetings.
Mr and Mrs H Turner visit the Robbs while Mrs Bradley Hut hosts. Mr and Mrs R M Nelson of Neepawa stay with the Robbs. Miss Freda Bradley-Hunt leaves for Portage to join The Bank of Commerce staff. Edward Robb at Royal Bank in Russell visits his parents. Miss Alyce Ferris from Roblin visits her parents. Mr and Mrs E H Comfort spend a week at Neepawa and Winnipeg. Miss Joey Johnson of Shellmouth visits the Lewis home. Garry Cameron spends a few days.
Millwood and Esterhazy residents visited households in the area on Sunday. Joyce Cartwright finishes a Winnipeg summer program and stays with her parents. Berry pickers report carloads daily amid plentiful Saskatoons this year. Local families, including Wondrasek and Nelin clans, travel to Langenburg for a ball game and family visits.
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