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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 22, 1940

Page

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Old Days Items From The Banner Files 1900s

The CPR erected a 60 ft windmill at Russell station. Arbour Festival hosted by Ladies Aid featured artists Misses Gordon McDonagh Laycock Fraser and Messrs Thom Mathe son. Wheat on six rowed heads developing. farmers elevator co. in charge of elevator. telephone wires between Russell and Assiniboine and Shellmouth being strung. Annual Sunday School convention elected officers.

CPR Russell Station Arbour Ladies’ Aid Dutton Gordon McDonagh Laycock Fraser Thom Matheson Russell Farmers Elevator Co Miss Drought Mr. Chapman G. Murray Shaw Etsy Eee

National registration sweep prompts rush to booths in Russell

Canada wide registration for residents sixteen and over began Monday, drawing a steady flow to booths at the Town Council Chamber and Rural Municipal office. Deputy Registrars Cleve Rea Vic Davidson Henry Clee Frank Dimmery Chas McIntyre and H R Barry led operations with many volunteers assisting including L Adolphe M Walker E Maher M Mather Z Bell R Schofield N Stewart and others.

Canada Russell Cleve Rea Vic Davidson Henry Clee Frank Dimmery Chas. McIntyre H. R. Barry L. Adolphe M. Walker E. Maher M. Mather Z. Bell R.schofield N. Stewart C. McRostie R. C. Smellie R. C. Mc Lennan H. P. Reed C. 1C. Graham

Training Camps at Fort William Brandon and Portage la Prairie

An offer of all available facilities in Russell for soldier training was forwarded to the Minister of National Defense after a meeting of town groups. The announcement of three training centres in Brandon Portage la Prairie and Fort William ends any immediate plans for a Russell camp.

Russell Minister of National Defense

WEDDINGS Newsham and Hembrott Tie The Knot

Two Manitoba weddings are reported with ceremonies in Plumas and Fort Rouge. Anes Jane Hemcroff married Thomas Vincent Newsham at the Nelson home in Plumas with Rev. J. E. Cooper officiating. The couple will reside in Winnipeg. In Fort Rouge, Lilian Simms and George Frisken married with Rev. Stanley Rowles presiding. A reception followed at Essex Avenue and the couple plan an Eastern motor trip before settling in Norwood.

Winnipeg Mann Betty Williams Leonard Cluett F. Pagan A. H. Leech Essex Ave Norwood

Neighborhood Happenings Brightens Local Life

Mr and Mrs Roy Dwyer and baby Harvey Robert returned from Winnipeg Friday. A group including H Lorimer Mackie Oldam and Scotty Hansen spent Sunday at Clear Lake. Chas Hertlein builds a modern home half a mile south of town. John Litzenberg left for Minette last week. A new wool allotment arrived from the Red Cross and volunteers are urged to call at Mrs Mackie for wool and instructions. J C Smirin and Guy Courter with volunteers completed three registration days. Mr and Mrs Shnider and family spent Sunday at Clear Lake.

Roy Dwyer Harvey Robert Winnipeg H. Lorimer H. Mackie Chas John Oldam Scotty” Hansen Clear Lake Chas. Hertlein John Litzenberg Minette Red Cross Wm. Mackie J.C. Smirn Guy Courter Anne Adams Myra’ Shnider Doris Bryant Brekenridge Sandy Gibson Robi. Cammidge Gordon Setter Wm. Bradley H. Armstrong H. McDonald A. Cipryk Shnider

Congratulations to Mrs Steven's son on 82nd birthday

Shellmouth notes greetings as Mrs Steven's son reached 82 on Saturday August 17. Mr de Balinhard departed Monday for Winnipeg. Miss Grace Pagan returned from a holiday at Nipiw an, Sask. Mr and Mrs D A Goodbun enjoyed Gracie Fields and a pleasant trip.

Steven‘son de Balinhard Winnipeg Grace Pagan Nipiwan Sask D. A. Goodbun Gracie Fields

Endcliffe Rovers Rev Dixon Conducted Service

Endcliffe r Rev. E. S. Dixon conducted service Sunday afternoon. Andrew Stewart of the P.P.C. LiL Winnipeg spent a short leave with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Stewart. Miss Dorothy Finch returned to Winnipeg after visiting her aunt Mrs. L. A. Schwalra. Lyle Schwalm of Regina is visiting relatives in the district. Mrs. E. Thompson left Saturday for Star City. L. A. Schwalm accepted a position at Regina. Mrs. Gordon Bryer is a patient in Sacred Heart hospital. Mr. and Mrs. G. Geib with Harold and Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Laycock and Rod, with Ernie Yoxall of Russell, spent Sunday at Silver Beach. Mrs. Pitts and Jamuy, with Fred Thickett, spent Sunday. Wilfred T. Simms left Sunday for Winnipeg where he has enlisted. Mrs. Simms and Wilma will make.

Regina Gordon Bryer Sacred Heart Hospital G. Geib Harold 0. M. Laycock Rod Ernie Yoxall Russell Silver Beach Pitts Jamuy Fred Thickett Wilfred T. Simms Winnipeg Simms Wilma

Kennedy family visits and local district activities

Mrs Wm Kennedy and grandson Garth Bush from Lascar Alta are visiting Yorkton and Melville before Alberta and Brandon. Miss N Brookagin will lead the fall term as school opens Thursday. Rev A Calder and Mrs Calder return from summer vacation and farmers begin threshing and general cutting in the district. Church services are planned for Sunday.

Wm. Kennedy Garth Bush Lascar Alta Yorkton Melville Garth Alberta Kenely Brandon Elmer Kennedy N. Brook Agin A. Calder

Dropmore Community Notices Highlight Local Happenings

Dropmore Mrs. Lewis suffered a broken wrist last week. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs C Buchberger on the birth of a Sught frosts were noticed here Saturday morning in some gar dens. Members of the Dropmore section of the Patriotic club served tea in the Community hall each afternoon of the registration days. Miss N Comfort of Winnipeg is holidaying at the home of her par-

Lewis Mrs C. Buchberger Dropmore Patriotic Club N. Comfort Winnipeg

Visitors and Local Notes From Manitoba News Briefs

Rossburn and Winnipeg visitors plus several residents return home or depart for cities. Mrs Semkin left Aug 13 for Winnipeg on business. Nataline Varmey returns from Kenora. Lauretta Spearman returns to Hamiota. Beth McDonald returns from Carberry. Edna Sanduack returns to Dauphin visiting cousin Olga Skorobohoch. Lillian Urbanowski to Deloraine to teach. Birth announced for a son at Sacred Heart hospital. Annie Urbanowski visits in Dominion City. Peikoff and Steve Gluska depart for Winnipeg. Roy Paisner in Winnipeg for holidays. Bill Dawson back from Saskatoon holidays. Dr Braunstein named municipal doctor formerly of Prairie Rivers. Eleanor Lindsay returns to teach at school. Freida Nimchont of Winnipeg.

Leona Kozarof Winnipeg Mr. Semkin Nataline Varmey Kenora Sask Lauretta Spearman Hamiota Beth McDonald Carberry Edna Sanduack Dauphin Olgar Skorobohoch Lillian Urbanowski Deloraine Man M. Slone Sacred Heart Hospital Annie Urbanowski Dominion City J. Urbanowski M. Peikoff Steve Gluska Roy Paisner Bill Dawson Saskatoon Braunstein Prairie Rivers, Sask Eleanor Lindsay Freida Nimchont Win

Social Roundup From Mrs Paisner Home and Local Visits

aipeg spent Friday with Mrs M Paisner. Dr and Mrs Yarmey and son Danny are guests of Mr and Mrs D M Yarmey. Mr Clemene of Wimpeg visits with his daughter Mrs Cunora Sask as guest of Miss Natalie Yarmey. A shower for Miss Isabel Mitchell at Mrs A Peden’s. Mr and Mrs Dawson and Sam have gone to Madge Lake for vacation. Miss Willa Irwin leaves Hossburn to resume teaching duties.

Aipeg M. Paisner Yarmey Danny Airs D. M. Yarmey Clemene Wimpeg Cunora Sask Natalie ‘Yarmey Isobel Mitchell A. Peden Dawson Sam Madge Lake Willa Irwin Hossburn

Grandview Visitors Travel with McKinnons and Welcomes New Baby

Craigie and Mr. and Mrs. R. D. McKinnon of Grandview spent Sunday with Alice and Campbell McKinnon. Alice and Jeanne and Patsy returned home with them after several weeks here. Mrs Lewn and Miss Bessie LewIm of Kamloops visited Oak Glen last weekend. Miss Minnie Bily visited Mrs. Bruce Shaw. Miss M. G. Simpson returned to teach at the local school. G. E. McKinnon of Foxwarren spent Sunday at his home here. A. Boyce of Grandview visited J. Brown last week. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Cohen on the birth of a daughter on August 19.

R. D. McKinnon Grandview Alice Campbell McKinnon Jean Patsy Lewn Bessie Lewim Kamloops Oak Glen Minnie Bily Bruce Shaw M. G. Simpson G. E. McKinnon Foxwarren A. Boyce J. Brown

Local residents update from Harrowby and Ebor areas

Harrowby Dave Scobie spent a few days at his home here returning to Sels girth Saturday. Mike Pidluberg left Thursday for Ebor where he will resume his duties as section foreman. School will re-open Thursday, with Miss Ruth Bailey, of Decker, as teacher for the coming term. Miss May Dilts and Mary, Jack and Tony Pidluberg motored to Ebor Sunday where they will join Mr. Pidluberg.

Dave Scobie Selsgirth Mike Pidluberg Ebor Ruth Bailey Decker May Dilts Mary Jack Tony Pidluberg Mr. Pidluberg

Crosby visit and local school reopens in new term

Crosby 2 Mrs L Craft of Los Angeles visited her mother Mrs Frank Wondrasek for two weeks and returned home last week. School opens this week with Miss V Flett in charge for the new term. Trustees installed a new floor and other wall decorations during holidays. Threshing is in full swing as Mr June Way's outfit began rounds for the season. A horse disease has appeared with George Robinson's young horse ill. Dr Page attended Friday. John and Roy Smyth of Killarney were weekend visitors. Miss Eileen Head and Miss Albie Kubesh of Winnipeg visited Ede Wondrasek and his family last week.

L. Craft Los Angeles California Frank Wondrasek Scnool George Robinson Dr. Page John Roy Smyth Killarney Eileen Head Albie Kubesh Winnipeg Ede Wondrasek

Blackouts Plague Russell As Faulty Wiring Hits Power

Russell faced repeated blackouts after fuses at the power house blew causing outages Saturday Sunday and Monday evenings. Officials blamed old wiring and obsolete transformers for shorts during peak loads disrupting business and street lighting.

Russell

Islanders Honor Hon J A Glen and Mrs Glen

Hon James A Glen Speaker of the Dominion House and Mrs Glen left Prince Edward Island by the Hochelay after a visit that included Government house a fox ranch and the airport. An informal reception at the Charlottetown Hotel featured speeches praising his impartiality and urging a return visit.

Charlotte James A. Glen Dominion House of Glen Prince Edward Island Hochelay Pictou Government House Fox Ranch Scotland J. M. Hunter D. J. Riley Charlottetown Women’s Club N. W. Lowther Militia Reuben Macdonald Huch Behelt J. Ewen Matthews M. P Brardon Matthews Belfast

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