Death of Mrs Cunningham in Nesbitt District
The community mourns the sudden death of Mary Elizabeth Campbell 44 at midnight December 31 in Nesbitt. Wife of J E Cunningham she suffered a brief illness before heart failure. She leaves a large family, parents Mr and Mrs Campbell Riverside and five sisters four brothers, plus many relatives and floral tributes. A for sale notice for a Shorthorn cow and wagon is also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oes
Nesbitt
Mary Elizabeth Campbell
J E Cunningham
Seladceekd Nti
Wiheree
Ella Laurine
Liskum Albert
Milda Elizabeth
Muriel May
Hazel Leona
Sere Helen
Campbell
Riverside
Mes C Sparrow
Russell
R Rice
Brandon
Patterson
Toronto
L Sparrow
Alea Haya A Eee
Seen
Axel
Froude
Edward
Shaunavon, Sask
Brothers and Sisters
Spacrow
Lady’s Mission
Various church services and community notices in Shellmouth
Village notes report multiple church services at Asessippi English and Shellmouth Presbyterian, with dates in January and February, and an evening service by Rev. E Seckes of Russell. It notes illness from cold weather, a death of Mrs H B Farthing, funeral at Shellmouth Church, a Red Cross Tea on Feb 15, local soldiers' recoveries, and an upcoming Red Cross fundraising event on Feb 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neville
H Snowling
Asessippi
E Seckes
Russell
Red Cross Tea Proceeds Reported for December and January
Shellmouth Red Cross notes show Mrs Langford sent 10 dollars as December tea proceeds and Miss Pierpoint sent 10 dollars as January tea proceeds. The items reflect monthly fundraising receipts for the Red Cross chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langford
Pierpoint
Local Briefs From Millwood and Dauphin District
Millwood Corporal E T Walker visited friends in Dauphin last week. Private Roy M Kinnon returned to the city on Saturday morning. Miss Lillian Storey came back from Winnipeg on Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Carl Bily celebrate the birth of a daughter. Lance Corporal Harold Furnace and Private Tom Robinson are home on sick leave. Mrs J H Farthing spent the weekend at Lanzenburg with relatives. Sympathy goes to Mr H Farthing as his wife died Monday Jan 22 after a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E T Walker
Dauphin
Roy M.kinnon
Lillian Storey
Winnipeg
Carl Bily
Lance Corp
Harold Furnace
Tom Robinson
J H Farthing
Lanzenburg
Hugh Farthing
H Farthing
Local Notes from Russell and Surrounds Activities
Ds Mr and Mrs Reg Jones spend a week in Winnipeg. Rossburn and Presbyterian united. J A Madill sells his blacksmith shop to Hay Gillespie of Roland. Madame Deane resumes teaching this afternoon January 25. Parish reports show sound finances. churchwardens elected by acclamation. vestrymen listed. Presbyterian choir practice at Mrs Andrew Setter's. prize of 31.75 awarded to Mr Boyle by Department of Agriculture. Boyle new Neepawa creamery proprietor. Girls Club presbyterian tea January 27 for Belgian Relief. Dr Bland to lecture on The New Canada. Red Cross thanks listed volunteers and Boy Scouts. Russell Citizens meeting Friday to form Canadian Club. Dominion and Robinson primaries bowling results. Angusrville and Silverton games noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Andrew Setter
IP Boyle
Dept of Agriculture
Boyle
Neepawa Creamery
Neepawa Register
The
Presbyterian Church
P Ward
Jack Temple
1St Cmr's
Russell
Dominion
Robinson Primates
Silverton
Angusville
Anguisville
Robinson Matheson
Stewart
He Balile
Teepe
Ferguson
McKay
Andy
Russell School Notes Highlight Dairying Plan And Club Reorg
Mr W R Roberts continues work in agriculture in the Russell schools with a Tuesday lecture reviewing last term. Next month dairying remains the focus though topics may shift with the season. A January 27 meeting will reorganize the Boys and Girls Club. Grade VIII resumes Wednesday with Miss Thomas. The School Literary Society debate on Friday asks if written examinations are a fair test of scholarship with Dorothy Cartwright Enid Slack for the affirmative and May Cope Eva Vinnell for the negative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W R Roberts
Russell School
Miss Thomas
Dorothy Cartwright
Enid Slack
May Cope
Eva Vin‘nell
Red Cross funds aid Winnipeg hospital needs and local events
The Red Cross sent 200 to Winnipeg for hospital supplies. Dr Kirwan of Winnipeg is visiting for a week with a complete dental outfit. The Bayfield Church burned recently with partial insurance. A dance at Wallers Tall raised over 70 for the Red Cross, with many visitors, and the O'd Maids of Binscarth praised for organizing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross Society
Winnipeg
Kirwan
F W Tarrant
Foxwarren Presbyterian Church
A Nixon
Jullye
Reginald Turnbull
Herbert Swindell
Bayfield Presbyterian
St Mathews Church
J. P Hepburn
Prince Rupert Lumber Co
Wilbur Thompson
WallersTall
Russell
Foxwarren
Millwood
Binscarth
Christ Church Notes Sunday Schedule Update
Church notices show no Sunday school this week and a seven pm procession service for the congregation with details incomplete. Local readers are urged to attend the evening observance and check for fuller instructions in coming issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tussell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dominion OF Canada
Cansila
Daiaieek Baal Brokers
Department OF Finance
Ottawa
Bijou
Iva Shepard In ‘the Haunted Manor
Battle of the Somme
Mrs Cunningham
Bota Wm
Cusitar, Ressell
Asessippi Church
Blood of
Abel
Christ
Mr Moynes
Moynes
Maynes
H B Farthing
Langenburg
Mrs Farthing
R C Patterson
Echo
Shellmouth Presbyterian Church
Red Cross
Alex Roberts
John Ailbright
Pncumonia
Huns
James Langford
Shellmouth
Major Baylock
Shellmouth Villiage
Reg Jones
Rossburn
J A Madill
Hay Gillespie
Roland
Madame Deane
Kev
J Secker
General Fund
Building Fund
Women’s Auxiliary
Girls Guild
E Lucas
G A Cope
T Greaves
A Astbury
A Clee
H R duPre
R A Jones
C Greeley
A Wilson
Walker
J H Walker
F T Matheson
A Moones
C W Thom
S Warrington
Rev Douglas
Bland
Canada
A Moynes
W Forsyth
Mr Adolph
Christ Church
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