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Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 23, 1923

Page

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Barnabas the Encourager and early church leader

Sunday devotion recounts Barnabas as a generous Levite from Cyprus who helped Paul join the mission, introduced him to Antioch, and mentored Mark. It notes their later split and Paul’s later call to bring Mark, praising Barnabas as “The Encourager” and outlining his role in the early Christian church. Also reports local notices on Miss Gordon, Miss Kelso visiting, and Mrs. Bey's Toronto trip, plus obituary for H. M. Coulter and funeral details.

Barnabas Cmre Joseph Jerusalem Paul Christ Antioch Panet Buc Cyprus Barnabus Dean Bosworth Jesus Christ Usalem John Mark al Gordon Hertney Jessie Kelso Theo. Bey Toronto D. Hough Angusville The Women’s Institute Ladies’ Aid Wm. Brown Phyllis Young Yorkton

Opening at local school draws record 112 pupils

Tuesday morning saw the largest opening in town with 112 pupils. Various locals were noted visiting or returning, including John MacGilvray from a city stay and Mrs. Logan from the United States. A community picture show and tennis finals highlighted events, with Fat Murdock offering car painting tips and Harmony Four performing at the Community Hall on Tuesday night August 28.

John MacGilvray Rev Hunter Union Church Logan A. R. Porter Foam Lake L. Argo Harmony Four Rusell

Social Notes From Souris and Nearby Towns

Mr and Mrs Young departed abruptly to attend to matters. Mr and Mrs Dodds. after an extended Ontario visit, plan to continue to Edmonton this week. Mrs Dodds, formerly Cassie Hicks of Souris, visited Rossburn with Mr and Mrs Wicketts. Wicketts mother accompanied her back to Souris. Nellie Carson headed to Winnipeg on Saturday for Normal School. Grace Ferguson visited Binshear in the past week.

Winnipeg Grace Ferguson Binsearth Jas. Anderson Vanecouver H. M. Coulter F. H Dorothy Thompson Eva Matheson Newdale Binscarth

Harvesting underway with general cutting forecast this week

Harvesting has begun and indications point to general cutting this week. The 2004 stand shows little rust and a good average crop is expected. Miss Bell returns to teach, Mr. McDougall to ship two cars of stock, Broadfoot moves to town to run the Northern elevator, Jolnstone leaves to join United Grain Growers in Edendale, and H. A. Coulter's funeral is noted.

Miss Bell McDougall U.G.G W. Broadfoot F. B. Jolnstone Northern Elevator Company Eadcliffe United Crain Growers Company H. A. Coulter British Columbia

Angusville News Notes Local Visits And School Start

Mrs Drone of Vancouver visits sisters Mrs Dr Lewis and Mrs Anderson. Mr and Mrs Doble of Toronto visit with Mr and Mrs Saunders. C.G.L.T. attend Indian Mission picnic. Mr Scot begins teaching at Seeburn school. Mrs William Chittick visits Regina friends.

Drone Vancouver Dr. Lewis Anderson Doble Toronto Saunders C.g.lt Scot Seeburn School William Chittick Regina

Beach Dance Lights Up Season at Silver Beach

Silver Beach enjoyed a lively Sunday with Mr and Mrs Staples of Angusville joining Mr and Mrs Biernes and Miss Young of Rossburn. The Thursday dance drew over forty couples as Harmony Four played with Johnston of Rossburn substituting for Miss More. The corn roast time shifted to 11 p.m. to suit late arrivals. Guests included Mr Astbury visiting from Shalflinn and Mr Bradshaw of the Canada Oil Company with Mrs Bradshaw and daughter Doreen, planning a weekend return.

Astbury Shalflinn Moore Russell Miss Muir Pipid City Bradsha Canada Oil Company Winnipeg Bracshaw Doreen Anti-Wary Fishmen Oakburn Ross Angusville Hough Rossburn Pavillion

Community notices from Russell Union Church events

The Adult Bible Class plans a lawn social at Mr C W Thom's lawn on Wednesday evening with games croquet music and elocution. A 25c lunch. Program at 7 30. The new Board of Stewards meets Friday August 31 to review the year budget. September 3 joint meeting with Minnesota Presbytery at Minnedosa. Morning service 11 o'clock with Bible class Barnabus the Great-hearted and evening service by Rev W W Saunders Argusville with choir.

C. W. Thom Board of Stewards Minnedosa Birtle Silver Beach Russell Lodge 1.C.C.F Arthur H. Stevens R. A. Stevens Russell Cemetery F. C Thom F. C. Middleton Hunter Moses Nixon Union Church Home Bank of Canada Toronto

Russell Council Meeting Minutes August 18 Reeve Chairs

Meeting held in Russell on August 18 with Reeve presiding and all councilors present. July minutes approved and Louis Mink named arbitrator for a proposed new school district northeast of Russell. Ruben Anderson incident on road work referred to Councillor Farthing. Ward appropriations raised in each township. Discussion of sliding Hill project on Millwood to Binscorth road and formal Good Roads Board application filed. Accounts approved including road diversions and boundary work fees. Next meeting set for September 19.

Russell Louis Mink Ruben Anderson Farthing Millwood Binscorth Good Roads Board Wilson & Glen de Inci Eccniaptimnonionie Victor Moore Shellmouth M. McCorriston Wilbur Rice R. O. Walker E. C. deBalinhard C. W. Thom Reeve

Local notices and social updates from Russell area

Campers return home from beaches. Miss Holmes visits Russell with Miss Callin. Mrs Graham hosts Winnipeg guest Miss Armstrong. Park's sells alarm clocks and English steel. Threshers books sold at The Banner Bookstore. Telephones praised for savings. Knife belt punch sold for 1.25. Mrs Matheron visiting Newdale. Frost nearly reached as C P R thermometer hits 36. Fishing on Assiniboine popular.

Miss Armstrong Winnipeg Graham Park's Jas. Matheron Newdale

Regular W A meeting at Mrs Snewling home

The regular meeting of the W A will be held at the home of Mrs. Snewling on Thursday September six at 3 pm. All ladies invited.

W. A

Church services and Sunday reopening announcement

Next Sunday after Trinity there is Holy Communion at 5 30 a m and Morning Prayer at 11 a m Evening prayer at 7 p m. On Friday August 24 St Bartholomew's Day Holy Communion at 8 30 a m. Sunday School reopens on Sunday September 1 at 2 49 p m.

Sazembder Ind

Rochedale Lawn Party Supports United Mission

A Rochedale community lawn party at Mr and Mrs W Skimmer raised 40 10 from teas and ice cream for the Rochedale United Mission. The event featured music recitations and a social program with many volunteers handling calls and greetings. Harvesting is set to begin midweek and a special church service is planned for next Sunday with rally day on September 30.

W Skimmer Rochedale United Mission Toa Wes Mies Irwin Carberry

Town Council Minutes Adopts Last Meeting, Seeks Payments

The council approves the prior minutes and authorizes payments to listed individuals and firms including Astbury, Doig, Adolph, Wishart, Moynes, Wassill, Forsyth, and others. G. A. Cope is named Assessor for 1924. A directive requests rewriting to Fairbanks—ee on their 75 hp oil engine.

A. Astbury Workmews Compensation Board W. J. Doig C.N.R. Express Geo. Forsythe Thos. Moynes A. H. Kinedon C. Adolph A. Wishart Mr. Bailey T. Moynes J.peddie W. Forsyth W. McLaren Geo. Forsyth Moynes John Wassill Chas. Adolph Wm. Forsyth G. A. Cope Fairbanksee

W M S Meeting Supports Mission Fields

The regular W M S gathering at Mrs. Berrington home drew a large attendance. Mrs Pattison of Newdale urged active aid to mission fields. A silver tea at the close raised 9.00 for the cause.

W.M.S

International Grain Show Opens in Chicago

At the International Grain Show in Chicago from December 1st, Canadians can enter wheat oats barley and other grains for prizes. First wheat prize is 46.00 with 25 prizes down to 5.09, barley first 33.00 with 25 prizes down to 4.50, and prize details include a per grain entry requirement of one peck. Further particulars available at The Banner Office.

Chicago

Sutherland Family Vacationing Visitors at Silver Beach

Mr. and Mrs. Sutherland and two children of Griswold and Mrs. Johnson of Brandon visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Strafford. They enjoyed Silver Beach and plan to travel to Kellwood and Brandon on their return home.

Card of Thanks from Brown Family

We thank our friends and neighbors for kindness after our barn and house were destroyed by fire. Wm. H. Brown, Roseburn, Man.

Wm. H. Brown Roseburn Man

Farm Laborers Rush West As CP Ships Harvest Help

Canadian Pacific has brought many harvesters from the Old Country. A list shows car load consignments aboard the Montclare Melita Marburn Empress of ce Mont due Quebec August 17 with 46 men for the West and Marioch to carry a further 560 likely. No exact count yet for Marioch.

Canadian Pacific S.S Montclare Melita

Meighen Plans Western Canada Tour

Hon Arthur Meighen intends a Western Canada tour. Questions were sent last week to UFM districts to gauge support for wheat pooling. The Home Bank of Canada suspended payments and two curators were appointed by the bankers association to supervise affairs.

Arthur Meighen Canada U.F.M Home Bank of Canada Bankers Association

Also Mentioned on This Page

Saul Jer Silver Creek Horne Mr. Coulter Seaforth Ont Messrs J. Stewart M. Coulter W. Coulter J. Anderson N. Robertson E Kennedy Silverton the Palmolive Company OF Canada, Limited Union Church Notes Russell Council Miss Marie Holmes Hazel Callin Threshers Statement Banner Bookstore Assiniboine Wo Feda Old Country L. Wolfson Barnado Farm Benner T. Tod Bank of Montreal Manitoba Jas. Calvert Christ Church Rochedale Inglis Tuckersmith Farm Laborers Business
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