Local Hospital Patients and Travel Notes
Mrs John Nerbas is in York ton hospital undergoing a minor operation. Bud Morrison is a patient in Russell hospital treated for frozen feet from last week’s storm. John Russin and John Prada left this week for Chicago where Mr Russin will meet his wife and Mr Prada plans to meet his wife.
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John Nerbas
Yorkton Hospital
Bud Morrison
Russell Hospital
John Russin
John Prada
Chicago
Russin
Mr. Prada
Endcliffe Norman Liske Returns From Winnipeg Curling
Norman Liske of Endcliffe is home after treatment in Winnipeg. Russell rink skipped by Bob Witty beat Endcliffe 7 to 0 in Saturday curling, with players Ernie Sudbury Bert Ziprick and Bob Glasman. Endcliffe’s Fred Kendel Albert Wishart Mrs F Kendel Jessie Lindsay thanks Mrs Wishart for lunch after the game. Other rink matchups included J D Peddie versus Fred Kendel and J Schwalm versus Geo Bicknell with 9-7 and 13-12 scores respectively. An annual school meeting is set for Monday January 31 and Miss Lindsay spent the weekend with W. Bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Liske
Winnipeg
Bob Witty
Russell
Bob ‘Witty
Ernie Sudbury
Bert
Ziprick
Bob Glasman
Endcliffe
Fred Kendel
Albert Wishart
F. Kendel
Jessie Lindsay
Wishart
John Parada
Chicago
Fred Kendels
J. D. Peddie
John Schwalm
Geo
Bicknell
T. Dunn
Pat Forsythe
Harvy McLennan
J. Schwalm
A. Ciprick
Louie Falkevitch
Bill Stevenson
Miss Lindsay
W. Bird
Jack Liske
Community greetings and weekend visits noted
Home recovery wished for a local resident. Mr and Mrs W Craig hosted visitors on Saturday with Mr and Mrs Roger Cameron of Dropmore. Mr and Mrs A Daly Harvey and Shirley were guests of Mr and Mrs P L Craig on Sunday. Mrs Ben Cameron and Jean visited Mr and Mrs Chester Cooke of Russell on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ben Cameron and Jean called on Mr and Mrs D J Cameron of Tummel on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Craig
Roger Cameron
Dropmore
A. Daly
Harvey and
Shirley
P. L. Craig
Ben Cameron
Jean
Chester Cooke
Russell
D. J. Cameron
Tummel
Harrowby Postmistress Takes Leave for Ottawa Visit
Harrowby postmistress Mrs Chas Collins has obtained leave to travel to Ottawa to see a ill sister. Mrs J E Collins of Langenburg will oversee the Harrowby Post Office for several weeks. Weekend visitors include Olive Byrd Joan MacFarlane and Charlotte Olson. Mr and Mrs J B Collins were town visitors. The cold spell lingers though recoveries continue from the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Collins
Harrowby
Ottawa
J. E Collins
Langenburg
Olive Byrd
Joan MacFarlane
Charlote Olson
J. B. Collins
Dropmore Notes and Community Updates
Mrs. G Baronet left Saturday to visit her parents in Saskatoon. Andy Turta visited Melville last week. The Dropmore Women’s Club met at Mrs. Bradley-Hunt’s home on January 12. Two members traveled to Castleavery for the new curling rink and praised the time. Archie Goodbin and Laurence Robb from Russell spent the weekend at home. The annual school meeting was held January 15 with the board unchanged. Mrs. A. Hunt is convalescing at W. M. Rawlings’ home after hospital stay. A cance is planned in Dropmore hall on January 28.
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A. Hunt
W. M. Rawlings
Dropmore Hall
Bridge evening hosted by Rochedale Skinner with Clem Robertson
Rochedale W Skinner hosted a Friday bridge gathering with hostess Clem Robertson. W Craig and Mrs Ben Cameron achieved high scores. There was chatter about inventing a deck with more face cards. Roy Craig was a patient at Sacred Heart hospital last week.
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W. Skinner
Clem Robertson
Bridge
W. Craig
Ben Cameron
Roy Craig
Sacred Heart Hospital
Marchwell Notes Dr Denmark Pioneer Life and Local Events
A Winnipeg Tribune excerpt recalls Dr. Denmark a pioneer in horse and buggy days born 1866 in Campbellford Ontario who moved west with his family to Russell Man to Shellmouth. It also honors Ingleside district pioneer Mr Reeves who died December 30 in Russell Hospital and was the first councillor of Local Improvement District No 10 A 1. Through quiet local items the piece mentions school janitor Mrs Bartly resigning with a generous bonus and cold weather keeping people indoors while men scrub rural telephone lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Tribune
Denmark
Campbellford
Ont
Russell
Man
Shellmouth
F. Reeves
Ingleside
Ruseell
England
Township of Lansdowne
J. R. Schappert
Conrad Schappert
Austin Veal
Winnipeg
Bartly
Speakers Warn Against Surpluses At Winnipeg Conference
Representatives from the Department of Agriculture gathered at Winnipeg for their annual conference. The past week featured discussions of problems and plans, with opportunities to hear agricultural experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Department of Agriculure
Canada faces potential wheat surplus and policy uncertainty
The report notes possible immediate wheat surplus in Canada and questions how the U S government would treat surplus wheat. Deputy minister Evans warns Canada could hold 100,000,000 bushels if European purchases shift to American dollars. Agricultural attache Flood at Ottawa is unsure of U S response while farm groups push for livestock emphasis.
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Evans
Canada
Europe
Flood
Ottawa
Winnipeg
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Russell Hardware
Radford
China
Simmons Barn
Davidson and Kinney
The
N. R. Park & Sons
Annes
Prince Charles
Fenow Sone
Rochedale
Marchwell
Inglis Branch
Canadian Legion
Inglis Theatre
W. McKenzie
Inglis
Inglis Hall
Roblin
Westinghouse
Carlton
Cusitar’s
Radio Electric Sales & Service
J. J. Crowe CO. Ltd
Binscarth
S.E
N.W
Manitoba Farm Loans Association
Trust and Loan Building
Portage Avenue East
Manitoba
Cabinet
Cowan Cleane Russell, Manitoba
Bill Stewart
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