Russell Banner Office Adopts Rate Card Outdoor
The Russell Banner reports its office on Main Street Russell Manitoba as a member of the Canadian and Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Associations. Subscription price is 50 per year outside Canada. Postage paid via Ottawa Post Office. editor and publisher E C Sanderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Pupasnea
Main Street
Manitoba
Ember
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Assocision
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Old Boys Attend Winnipeg Agricultural Convention
Messrs. P. Hyde of Silver Creek W Hembroff of Boulton and R W Patterson of Shellmouth attend the Winnipeg agricultural convention as representatives of the local society. Materials are being prepared for a new Crosby district school south of Millwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. P. Hyde
Silver Creek
W. Hembroff
Boulton
R. W. Patterson
Shellmouth
Winnipeg
Crosby
Millwood
Winnipeg welcomes return soldiers in 1918 gathering
A large party of returned soldiers arrived in Winnipeg on Monday including R C Smellie BP H Nelson and W Duchesneau. At the Presbyterian Church service the choir gave Gordon Carr an address as he has enlisted in the aviation branch of the CEF. Rev H Feir presented the address and Carr replied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
R. C. Smellie
BP. H. Nelson
W. Duchesneau
Presbyterian Church
Gordon Carr
Aviation
CEF
Rev
H. Feir
Gordon
Canada warned of 1968 turmoil by premier and economist
Voices of alarm from Quebec premier Daniel Johnson and economist Elliot Janeway forecast serious trouble in 1968. They warn that inflation, housing crises, and rising unemployment in Canada will worsen as the United States faces potential devaluation and global financial strain, with spillover effects for Canada and allies.
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Canada
U.S
Quebec
Daniel Johnson
Elliot Janeway
Johnson
Janeway
Atlantic
West
Ontario
Ottawa
Liberal pick Kinney tops Shoal Lake convention
D A Kinney named preferred Liberal standard bearer at Shoal Lake Monday ahead of the general election. The note mentions Jack Cohan pianist Marjorie Galatiuk soloist Ena Ferguson on electric guitar and that Jack Langford is a former Russell boy, son of Mr and Mrs J C Langford. The London Life Insurance Company announces John L Langford as Group Insurance District Manager based in Sudbury.
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D. A. Kinney
Shoal Lake
London Life Insurance Company
John L. Langford
Sudbury
Jack
Russell
J.C. L. Langford
Marchwell Notes and Local Births and Visits
Marchwell reports speedy recoveries for Mrs Ernest Mitterhuber and Mrs Pete Luback at Langenburg. Harry Hogand visited Regina for a Medical Clinic appointment. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs George Pringle on a great grandchild born to Bonnie Hande Gills in Calgary. The girl Melodie Anne was a weekend visitor with Mr and Mrs Norris Hogberg. Funeral service for Mrs Alice Margaret Roulston by Rev Joyce Diken at Marchwell February 14, burial at Ingleside Cemetery with Rev Dean Swenson officiating. Born to Mr and Mrs Fred Frick of Langenburg on July 3 with Alice's childhood on the farm north of town.
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Ernest Mitterhuber
Pete Luback
Langenburg
Harry Hogand
Regina
George Pringle
Bill Gills
Bonnie Hande
Calgary
Melodie Anne
Bary Kenyon
Norris Hogberg
Alice Margaret Roulston
Joyce Dicken
Bredenburg
Marchwell
Ingleside
Dean Swenson
Cuarge
Fred Frick
Alice
Regina obituary notices and family names from local mourners
The text lists mourners and attendees for multiple Regina area funeral services and gatherings. It names Mr. Fred Frick his children and siblings, pallbearers Henry Yont Bill Walls Russell Andrew Layh Clarence Dix Martin Lundgren Norris Hogberg, and notes visitors Ernie Fullerton Don Goehring Claude Zorn Derval Mrs Derry Dowd Louise Reichmuth Mac Murdock Alberta Yont and others associated with Alice Roulston and Langenburg Ladies Bonspiel events.
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Fred Frick
Regina
Henry Yont
Bill Walls
Russell
Andrew Layh
Clarence Dixon
Martin ‘Lundgren
Norris Hogberg
Ernie Fullerton
Don Goehring
Claude Zorn
Duval
Alice Roulston
Derry Dowd
Langenburg
Louise Reichmuth
Mac Murdock
Binscarth
Alberta Yont
Silverton News Roundup Highlights Local Happenings
Silverton residents share weekend visits and travel updates. Mr and Mrs Wilson Fraser of Winnipeg spent Sunday with Ernie Fraser. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Gerald Keating on the birth of a son, Mark Dennis, on February 14. Mrs David Coulter and Allan planned an extended West Coast holiday. Wi meeting postponed to February 29 due to bad roads. Mr and Mrs Alwyn Coulter visited Brandon Thursday. Mrs Verne Dunn progressing in hospital and expected home soon. The Lungal family aided moving to Churchbridge and hosted visiting relatives. Mrs Fred Marzolt left hospital during the storm and headed to Inglis for a few days. Silverton Hall Board and 4-H Nitty Needlers thank attendees for bingo and plan another event at the cance ar. Mrs Earl Keating received Centennial Medal for services. congratulations Bessie. Special U C W meeting scheduled February 26 in Silverton Church at 2. World Day of Prayer March 1 at 2 in Silverton Church. all invited. Mr Lyle Keating visited Thompson Man and attended Trappers Festival at The Pas. Mrs Laura Coulter and Mrs Verna Evans attended J C W meeting in Hamiota. Excitement builds as annual bonspiel begins. see you at the rink.
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Wilson Fraser
Winnipeg
Ernie Fraser
Gerald Keating
Mark Denthis
David Coulter
Allan
West Coast
Alwyn Coulter
Brandon
Verne Dunn
Paul Lungal
Billy
Gloria
Valerie
Churchbridge
Philip
Arlene
Fred Marzolt
Inglis
Silverton Hall Board
Nitty Needlers
Cance
Earl Keating
Bessie
U. C.W
Silverton
Lyle Keating
Thompson
Man
Pas
Laura Coulter
Verna Evans
J.C.W
Hamiota
Craigie Cheerio Chair Holds February Meeting
The Craigie Cheerio Chair met at Ginny Adolphe’s home with seven members present. Minutes were read and approved, seven calls reported, new visitor Doris Barber noted, and plans discussed for a March meeting at Kay Valley’s home. A $5 donation to the March of Dimes was approved, used Christmas cards to Portage organized, and a quilt square project planned for the next gathering. Betty’s gift draw was won by Kay.
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Craigie Cheerio
Ginny Adolphe
Kay Valley
Carrie Bwankin
Doris Barber
Dot Shaw
Ginny
Doris
Trene Thicket
Portage
Betty
Kay
Advertising Keeps Business Outlets Open for Tax Revenue
Business uses advertising to maintain and increase its outlets for goods. Unless such outlets are maintained and increased, the income on which taxes are based will not be forthcoming.
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Russell Banner
E. C. Sanderson
J. J. Cross
Ville
Angus
C. D. Sparrow
Overand, Whippet
Willys Knight Automobiles
Julius Kieper
Margaret Frame
Irene Dunn
Willis Kieper
Viola Deyell
Emily McLeod
G. B. Cartwright
Helen
Victoria
C. Miller
Chernomydz
Ena Ferguson
Chick Henderson
Rossburn
Snals
Spotless Dry Cleaners
Virden Auction Mart
Virden
Sugar and Spice
Kennedy
Vietnam
Britain
France
Japan
Asia
America
Suez
Toronto Telegram News
Servic
Jack Cohan
Marjorie Galatiuk
Craigie
the Fashion
Fouillard’s
ST. Lazare
Mutual
ST. Lazare, Man
N. M. Paterson & Sons Limited
Paterson
Vost Whalens
Montreal
Trans-Canada Telephone System
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