National Registration Volunteers Sought in Russell
A lengthy notice urges participation in Canada’s National Registration. Deputy registrars for Russell town Polls 81 82 and the Rural Municipality’s Poll 88 request volunteers to assist, especially in aiding the aged, with penalties for noncompliance. The article also recalls local historical notes and past years’ events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Russell
Assiniboine Street
Toll 81
Cleve Rea
Vic Davidson
Arsini Street
Henry Clee
Frank Dimmery
Cracknell
McIntyre
H.R. Barry
Mrs Werbowski 66 Buried at Angusville
Polly Werbowski of Angusville died August 8 at Sacred Heart Hospital. Funeral services were held in Angusville. She was 66 and survived by five daughters Mrs Joe Drosdoski and others, and two sons Harry and William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Werbowski
Angusville
Sacred Heart Hospital
Joe Drosdoski
All
Harry Zavoreka
Michigan
Margaret Werbowski
Russell
Harry
William
Coming Events Highlighted For August and Early September
National Registration days are listed for August 19 to 21 followed by the Elks Labor Day Dance on September 2. The note mentions a Ford in a small town garden with J. G. Kippan and J. Slack, and a large boulevard with J. Slack and D. D. Millar, plus John McIntosh and J. G. Kippan. The highway between Russell and Binscorth is complete and gravelled.
Neighborhood Happenings and Local Visits
The Ladies Aid meets in the church Thursday the 15th at 3. Mrs. Bradely and Mrs. Jack Gibson motored to Lemans returning with their aunt Mrs. McGregor. Miss Gladys Cammidge visits Angusville. Mrs. Armstrong and Joan left for anho remains away with a repair crew. Karl Marshall celebrated his 70th birthday last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Lorimer spent Sunday at Yorkton, traveling with Mrs. T. McLennan and Mrs. McDonald to Deepdale. R. Anderson visited town last week. B. Butcher, Geo. Meeie, Miss Helen Mackie, and By. Crawford motored to Dauphin. Geo. Mackie and By. Crawford trained from there to Sherridan. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Campbell, Jean and Grace plan to leave their Victoria home Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Bradely
Jack Gibson
Lemans
McGregor
Gladys Cammidge
Angusville
Deepdale
T. McLennan
McDonald
R. Anderson
B. Butcher
Geo. Meeie
Helen Mackie
By. Crawford
Dauphin
Geo. Mackie
By. Crawford E
Sherridan
Alex Camppell
Jean and
Grace
Victoria
Joyous party honors Regina cousins at Silverton home
The McLeod residence hosted an Aug 5 gathering for cousins from Regina Hannah Doris Dorothy McLeod and three soon to depart for Long Bay BC Bob Nickle Ernie Kennedy and Archie Lloyd. After a weiner roast and dancing the boys left at 3 am. Grandmothers Tea marked MF A meeting with 28 of 36 invited. Mrs Staples spoke and prizes were awarded for age and attendance. Over 70 ladies and 100 neighbors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McLeod
Regina
Hannah
Doris
Dorothy McLeod
Jas. McLeod
Long Bay
B.C
Bob Nickle
Ernie Kennedy
Archie Lloyd
West
Mf.a
McLeod
N. A. Robertson
Morley Anderson
Corley
Bud Rea
Donald Keating
Russ Coulter
Bob Corley
Bobby Andexon
W. C. Anderson
Leila Forsythe
Wilkie
Sask
Jas. Forsythe
Mary
Herb Cochrane
Combine
Shilo
Harry Sailans
Silver Creek
Angusville
Endcliffe W T Simms Visits Winnipeg and Local Trips
Endcliffe W T Simms is a business visitor in Winnipeg. Harold Geib returns from Melville after a two week stay. Miss Dora Pitts leaves for Roblin. Pete Pitts works on the Rossburn section. Mr and Mrs John Schwalm visit Millwood relatives. Miss Gertie Gieb goes to Melville. Miss Margaret Woods of Beulah to teach at Eadcliffe school starting term August 20. Rev E S Dixon led Sunday service. Mrs Delmar Joyce and daughters plan to move to Winnipeg via Binscarth. The W I met at Mrs John Schwalms with cheese making demonstration by Mrs Wise and Edith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Simms
Winnipeg
Harold Geib
Melville
Dora Pitts
Roblin
Pete Pitts
Rossburn
John Schwalm
Millwood
Gertie Gieb
Margaret Woods
Beulah
Eadcliffe
E. S. Dixon
Delmar Joyce
Lorna
Sharon
Binscarth
Delmar
Joyce
W. I
John ‘Schwalms
Residents and visitors noted at local area events
Darcy Plant of the Army See vice Corps Winnipeg visits with wife and relatives. Hammond Irwin of Brandon plans Monday business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Regensky leave Rossburn for Neepawa to reside. Mrs. Bob Shaw of Indian Head Sask visits her mother Mrs. Bruce McDorald. Milt McKague visits home Sunday. Mrs. Odalsky and daughters Lydia and Stephania from Binsingham Mich visit local relatives. Mrs. Will Young of Angusville and Wilda Young of Stenen Sask visit Mrs. Sara Young. M. Paisner and Hymie return from vacation at Saskatoon and Watrous. Mr. and Mrs. J Urbanowski and Michael depart Saturday for Dominion City for funeral of Urbanowski’s brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darcy Plant
Army Seevice Corps
Winnipeg
Hammond Irwin
Brandon
Peg
Walter Regensky
Rossburn
Neepawa
Bob Shaw
Indian Head
Sask
Bruce McDorald
Milt. McKague
Odalsky
Lydia
Stephania
Binsingham
Mich
Will Young
Angusville
Wilda
Stenen, Sask
Sara Young
L. Paisner
M. Paisner
Saskatoon
Wat
Exam results for grades XI and XII at Russell Collegiate
The Russell Collegiate year reports grade XI passers and partial standings with supplementals. Noted are names of students who passed the grade XI departmental business arithmetic exams and a list of grade XII entrants with supplement counts. Roy Bily and Keith Setter also took French IX to XI and passed the Grade XI departmental exam in French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jelly Ok
Ase Collegiate
clear—Wilda Adolph
Charlie Bily
Dick Brownlee
Marjorie Dunn
Shirley Gilmour
Mildred Peddie
Robert Peddie
Winifred Todd
Dorothy Allen
Glen Spencer
Ewart Mather
Howard Setter
Roy Chipping
Dorothy Goddard
Walter Hembrott
Fred Hodgkins
Jack Hodgkins
Jack Thom
Irene Adams
Rhoda Barry
Zella Bell
Roy Bily
Doris Bryant
Esther Craig
Irene Dunn
William Forsyth
Marie Foster
Meryl Hainstock
Keith Setter
Russell Collegiate
Special Holy Communion at Christ Church this Sunday
Sunday next August 18 a Special Holy Communion Service will be conducted by Rev C Nelson Smith of St Judes Winnipeg at 11 00 am. All communicants are urged to attend with old friends here. Smith is bound for Saskatoon after years in Ontario. Miss Lorna Broadfoot returned to Winnipeg work after a four day home visit. Archie Rea visited last week then left for Binscorth to marry Peggy Fraser that afternoon. The couple will honeymoon and settle in Dauphin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smellie Bros. Ltd
C.N.R
E. V. Meadows
B. Oaten
Sydney Temple
Dropmore
Fred Glover
Mountain Ave
Grain Growers Grain Co
Winnipeg
C. Nelson Smith
St. Judes
Saskatoon
Ontario
Lorna Broadfoot
Archie Rea
Binscorth
Peggy Fraser
Dauphin
Silver Beach Ruthenia Neighborhood Happenings
Windsor Ontario visitor Tom Prudon stays with sister Mrs John Sidoryk. Pacy family from Ruswell visited Woreneski couple. Kozyk of Oakburn attended Werbowski funeral. Nahirniak ill in Sacred Heart Russell. Iwaniuk left for Pine Falls. Pinonzik and Michalchuk win Grade XII. Michalchuk visits after Winnipeg summer. reengaged for Poplarfield school summer staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Prudon
Windsor
Ont
John Sidoryk
P. Pacy
Ruswell
Woreneski
J. Kozyk
Oakburn
Werbowski
Romeo Nahirniak
Sacred Heart
Russell
Alec Iwaniuk
Pine Falls
John Pinonzik
Nestor Michalchuk
Leon Michalchuk
Winnipeg
Poplarfield
Quiet Westminster United ceremony in Winnipeg for McFarlane Barnes
Two weddings described. Elsie Margaret McFarlane marries Dr William Lorne Kurtze at Westminster United Church Winnipeg with Rev Elliott Bolton officiating. couple to honeymoon west. Dorothea Rutherford Vining becomes Mrs William Lee Barnes at Baptist church St Mary's Ontario with Rev A C Campbell officiating. reception for about fifty. couple to reside on groom's farm Lakeside Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Neals
West
Grace Phillips
Windsor
Aileen Vining
Wayyurn
India
Ashton Barnes
Judson Vining
Rutherford Delmage
Dorothy Steele
John Crabb
A. W. Vining
Vancouver
Angusville Pioneer Yur Hyra Dies After Long Suffering
Yur ko Hyra, one of Angusville’s oldest Ukrainian settlers, died at his farm north of Angusville last Saturday August 6 after years of hardship. Born in Ukraine 69 years ago, he immigrated to Canada in 1900 with his wife and family, homesteading six miles northeast of Angusville. Survived by his widow Rose and nine children in Canada and Detroit and Chicago, he was a devoted husband and father, active in the Ukrainian Catholic church. funeral was held Sunday with burial at the Ukrainian Greek Catholic cemetery at Lakedale. Surviving brothers and daughters-in-law also noted. one son and several relatives referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yurko Hyra
Angusville
Ukraine
Mr. Hyra
Canada
Hyra
Father Sharsky
Surlay
Lakedale
Rose
Tom
Nettie
Alec
Chicago
Mortiuk
Detroit
Charlie
Silverton
John
Anton
Margaret
George
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Ladysrith
Pretoria
Winston Churwill
H. A. Mullins
Mr. Williams
A. F. Custance
Wm. Cusitar
Wm. Setter
Dr. Barnardo
E. deBalinhard
R. Gray
Ben Murray
Turnbull Bros
Fearnley
Greenshields
Hall
Low
Plowman and
Anderson
Snake Creek
Angus and Crerar
Murray and Brown
Russell Battery
Walter Needham
Toronto
T. Hill 4 Son
Binsearth Agricultural Society
Messrs. Cope
Alf. Clee
J. L. Clark
D. E. Boulton
Christ Church
Ida Mary Rowland
Alfred William Brown
J. L. Davidson
R. Rannie
R. Calvert
Hertlein Bros
Aes
Russell Horticultural
Becky Ware
J. W. Bell
A. W. Sydley
Mrs. Werbowski
Endcliffe
Silver Beach
Ruthenia
Russell Theatre
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