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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 31, 1916

Page

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Local Ladies Aid and Church News Highlight Sept Meetings

The Ladies Aid plans a Thursday Sep 1 meeting at Mrs Stobbs home at 2 30. Services at St Cuthbert’s and Assesippi churches on Sept 3 feature Is not the life more than meat. A Garden Party Aug 26 at Mrs G H Jackson’s raised funds for the Belgian Fund. At Assesippi Yorkton’s Rev McLennan gave a Matt 6 25 address. St Cuthbert’s notes recall WWI fallen, baptism at Shedaix, and the dedication of the pulpit for soldiers. The Red Cross tea at Mrs Wade’s yielded 1855 with cushion auctioned at 140, won by W Eadie.

G H Jackson Benner Ree G McLennan Yorkton Shedaix St Cuthberts Church H L Roy House of God Belgium Uip Dropmise Red Cross

Reverend Berry to preach at Knox Church next Sunday

In Winnipeg the Rev Berry of Winnipeg will preach at Knox Presbyterian Church next Sunday evening. Miss Joa Manon returned to Winnipeg on Wednesday. Sergt Grant of Camp Hughes left here. Miss Dorothy Williams, daughter of Dr W G Williams, returned to Winnipeg last Tuesday after holidays with Mr and Mrs W A Wilson. Mrs W H Morgan Jr and wife of the late sector arrived last week and stay with Mr and Mrs Murray Shaw Jr. Corporals A C Bevan and R Privates Bailey and J Wondasack have been recalled.

Berry Winnipeg Knox Presbyteran Church Joa Manon Sergt. Grant Camp Hughes Drothy Wiliams W. G. Williams Woensipeg W. A Wilson W. H. Morgan Lafe Murray Shaw A.C Bevan Bailey J. Wondsasck John Peddie Stratford Stitt Sneal Lake Ja Bell Smetlie Bees Emerson Smellie Bros G McLennan Yorkton Endcliff Red Cross Society Geo McDonald

Millwood Dispatch Reports Local Soldiers Return and Cyclone Damage

Millwood notes Private Jick Heap returned to Camp Hughes on Monday while Alice Cartwright resumed teaching at Agardsley. Several Camp Hughes returnees rushed back before the 1st, including Howard Bailey Jack Wondrasck Tom Robinson and Albert Gyoet. A small cyclone damaged crops and St Johns Church porch and belfry in the village with other structures and hay stacks ruined. Farmers report wheat rust and poor oats prospects though optimism remains for next year.

Jick Heap Camp Hughes Howard Bailey Jack Wondrsack Tom Robinson Albert Gyoet Bateman Spy Hill Walker St John’s Jim Matheson Vilage Hall Jock Wontrasck Robinson Wondrasck

Pioneer Widow Mrs Rlex Cumming Dies In Rossburn

Mrs Cumming born 1852 in Aberdeen Scotland came to Ontario in 1854 with parents. She settled in Rossburn after marriage, traveled to Portage and Rossburn in 1881, and later moved to Shoal Lake nine years ago. Survived by husband four sons and three daughters and several siblings.

Rossburn Rlex Cumming Mrs Cumming Aberdeen Scotland Ontario Grey County John Shoal Lake Cunning Portage Cumming Robert France Hugh San Francisco Joseph L. Cuntz A Pecen Russ

Silverton Red Cross and Local Notices From 1916

Silverton hosts Anglican service at Ifam with the Lennar family visiting from Mivdiska. Severe frost affects tender vegetables. a miniature cyclone damages sheds and granaries. H B Gray to Roblin to run an elevator. R J Young moves to Eadcliffe to operate. J D Hyde and others connected to Red Cross acknowledge the Manitoba Society contribution of 8200 with a stamp of official cheque from Winnipeg.

Ifam H. M.lennar Mivdiska Silverton H. B. Gray Roblin Gray J. D Hyde Ross Silverton Station Man Dar Mdam Siverton Station Red Cross Manitoba’ Red Cross Society A. L. Pillard Winovipeg

Wedding Shower Honoring Miss Eileen Cope at Mrs Walker’s

A wedding shower for Miss Eileen Cope was hosted Monday evening at Mrs. Walker’s home with about fifty friends present. A short musical program featured Miss A Walker Miss S Bouton Miss Thompson and Mr Gilbert A Cope followed by Rev E J Secker’s address and expressions of good wishes. Miss Cope thanked donors and refreshments were served by Christ Church members.

Eileen Cope Mrs. Walker Mida Me Deane Miss A Walker S. Bouton Miss Thompson Gilbert A Cope E J Secker Miss Cope Tie Imania Khakt Christ Church

Local notes report weddings storms and railway talks

Local items cover weddings at Russell and Whitehouse, a Red Cross tennis tourney on Libor Day, and a large storm causing wind damage. Rumors of railway extension meetings in Rochedale, with repairs planned. Romanian entry into World War I noted. many towns report barn and stable losses from wind and hail plus a fertilizer of civic notices.

Sir Hembroft Roumania Red Cross Russel Libor Thompson Maddock CPR Harrowby Rochedale Sessippi Boulton Grant Oe i CFR Hall Symour Stevens Russell Ellen Donella Walter G Minski Eadth Hyer Riley Smakey Dr. Swalllow Minski

Dropmore Grain Growers Readiness For Grain Reception

Dropmore The Grain Growers prepared to receive grain within a week as local farmers finish oats and wheat. News mentions a number of boys from the 17th Battalion bidding farewell before overseas service and local relief efforts for Red Cross Belgium funds.

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Hail and Hope to See Everyone Present

A brief note invites broad attendance and goodwill, expressing hope that all will be in attendance and participate fully. The message emphasizes unity and communal support without listing specifics of event or venue.

Christ Church Service Schedule Note

Russell 8 am Holy Communion Manion offers no morning prayer Sunday School at 2 35 pm and evening prayer at 7 pm Silverton morning prayer at 11 am

Russell Holy Com

Itay Declares War on Germany and Seizes Venice Palace

Itay declares war on Germany and seizes the ancient palace of the Republic of Venice, signaling a bold move in a volatile regional crisis. The action underscores mounting tensions and potential shifts in alliances among European powers.

Itay Germany Republic of Venice

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Shellmouth 107Th Tc 8Th Millwood Alice Cartwright Agardsley Roseburn R. J Young Eadcliffe Mr. Young Corp John Dick Rride Mary Russell Mis C W Russell Annie Losagna Joe Gallant Christchurch Mr Secker H C Hodgson Vesta Elen Fisher Whitehouse Kirk Michael Isls of Percy Ward Jack Temple 1St Cmr's H A Stevens Miss Bant Ipswich Livey Miss Minski Harold Hesnbroff Dropmore H Speis R Brendt
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