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New Veterans Hall Opens In Russell With Notable Attendants
The A. M. Hall at Russell was officially opened last Friday by Veterans leaders and dignitaries including Col. H. A. Mullin, MP, and Mayor H. S. Hembroff. A two-part program featured speeches by L. V. Smith and J. B. Griffiths, a dance by the St Charles Country Club, and a community luncheon. The hall, built on the former F. Storey property, offers a 45 by 60 main floor, stage, balcony, and basement kitchen and cloak rooms, with a piano donated by the Ladies Auxiliary. The event drew about 450 attendees and highlighted Russell’s postwar community effort.
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FT. Storey
Manitobs
R.J Millar
Roblin
Righfield
A. M. Pratt
H. Thomson
Nelson
Roblins
Hembroff
Femaras
L. V. Smith A.C
Brandon
H. A. Mullins
J. B. Griffiths
H. 8. Hembroft
St. Charles Country Club
Jook
Russell
Beta Dick
Jean McIntyre
Archie Thom
Assiniboine
J L Clark
Winnipeg
Siddall
H. Belt
B. L. McLeod
Neepawa
Geo. Richardson
Peggy
Souris
J. McIntyre
Eleanor McLennan
Regina
Verna McIntosh
RD. Mcintosh
Speck
L. J. Carr
Col
Vets
Ont
Win, Killen
Toronto
John Forrest
Bert Human
Minnedosa
Douglas Russell
Hame
Norman Braende
Binsearih
Ruse
Braendle
Airs
W. F. Phoenix
Los Angeles
W. Rusell
Russel
Vancouver
Hazel Richardson
Richardso Bee
Clark Transportation Co
Dauphin
W Pany
Leavinn
New York
Lamps of China
Lampe of
China
Eleanor
Harmony Seven
Bredenbury
Roblin Rytham Ragadors
Rossburn Harmony
Canada
Woodsworth Ccf
CCF
Marquette
Hamiota