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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 11, 1963
Page
2
The fragment notes the Russell Banner as a second class newspaper authorized by the Post Office Department in Ottawa. It lists EC Sanderson and HM Rutar as publishers and mentions payment of postage in cash.
A Neat survey of local happenings reports Mr Clifford D Sage appointing J W Currie as agent and Bonnycastle as pale. Russell County represented by Bennie Bros and others. Also mentions Brandon Fair, electric light poles being installed, and the Russell Ladies Band's one day engagement.
News notes from Millwood M A Camp at Crawford Park recounting visits by Mrs Bily and relatives from Vancouver, F Henry of Winnipeg visiting kin on route to Regina, the Wondraseks traveling to Winnipeg for surgery and Winnipeg holiday, Donna Wondrasek visiting, Faye Wondrasek at Calgary Stampede, Gayle Cartwright's hospital stay, and a BC population growth remark from 179000 to 1690000 in this century.
A crowded list of visitors and relatives spans several towns, including Wallis Sararera, Walter Steiner, Eloise Hogberg, and Toby and Loyd Farmer from Calgary and Winnipeg. Regina and Moose Jaw trips with Barrie Hande and Prince family are noted, plus Brandon Fair guests Bud Lundgren and Martin Landren, and many others visiting relatives in the region.
Fragment mentions spending a few days in Regina at the home of their daughter. No additional context or names provided.
Silverton residents share visits and holidays with relatives in Star City Winnipeg and Glenboro. News covers hospital stays and Brandon Fair attendance, plus marriages and local gatherings. A health column warns about ear infections and potential hearing loss, urging medical attention.
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