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Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 13, 1939

Page

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Russell Local Notes and Past Decades Highlights

A collage of community snippets from Russell and district recounts years 1904 to 1929 with rifle shooting scores, building booms, school trustee tenders, elections, marriages, nurses and soldiers receptions, and local sports. Notable names include Jans Newdale, McNickel family, Crerar, Lorimer, Pollard, Roblin election figures, and Olga Kimach.

Dr. Jans Newdale Bas ‘Ocaira Rossburn Arthur McNickel Louis McNickel Wm. McFarlane Wo H Lang M. ‘Zimmerman John McKay T. A Crerar Liver Creek Rifle Association Jas Geevet Hudson Bay New Rifle Association Lorimer G. Pollard Endcliffe

Angusville Farewell Social For Longtime Residents

A church social honored Mr. and Mrs. F Angus and Mr. and Mrs. J Aipehull who leave Angusville after decades. Residents presented tribute lamps, pins from the Rebekah lodge, and a motto from the WMS. Gifts included a rose bed throw and a billfold, with Odd Fellows also giving. The evening ended with a singalong and lunch. Mr and Mrs Angus relocate to Russell to live with daughter Margaret.

Angusville F Angus J Aipehull Winnipeg Angus Minabull Rebekah Lodge WMS Odd Fellows Andre Angus Wave Russell Margaret

Summer Fair Promises To Be Bigger and Better

Preparations are underway for Russell’s 55th annual exhibition on Friday July 21. Livestock classes attract entries as inquiries indicate growth. The sports program features harness and running heats, pony races, Gymkhana events, and a softball tournament for ladies. E J Casey shows provide midway attractions including ferris wheel and kiddie rides. A top band is being arranged for the fair day entertainment.

Russell O.K E. J. Casey

Dunn Bros Herd Tops Brandon Fair Honors

Dunn Bros herd of Héreford cattle swept Brandon fair awards last week winning senior and reserve championships for both sexes, plus seven firsts six seconds nine thirds and three fourths across divisions. Watson Dunn, J. J. Dunn, and Evan built a prolific herd that boosted Russell district as a stock raising area in Manitoba and Western Canada.

Dunn Bros Brandon Watson Dunn J. J. Dunn Evan Manitoba

Former Resident Architect Linked To Vancouver Hotel

A clipping notes W. H. Henderson of Endcliffe, Montreal architect and former staffer of John J. Archibald, oversaw drafting for the new Vancouver hotel project started in 193% and links original planning to current completion. Henderson, born in Dundee, studied there, came to Canada in 1903, worked in Montreal and New York, and later helped develop Hampstead.

New Vancouver W. H. Henderson Endcliffe Peter Magaine Peter Henderson Mlralc Vancoulver Mr. Henderson Montreal John JS. Archibald Paileting Henferson Dundee Scotlang Dundee Technical School Canada New York City Burlington Vermount Beaunoey Toronto Inne Someqine John 3 Archibald Hampstead Peir Henderson Bill Berry Shellmouth

Christ Church Notes Evensong Sermon July 16 1939

Notes announce evensong and sermon at Christ Church Unsingay and Trinity on July 16 1939 at 00 pm. The brief entry records a church service and preaching as the day’s religious events.

Community Notices From Aug 23 Talk to Canning Workshop

Local items report a Winnipeg speaker Miss M Murray to give a talk in the hall on Thursday evening August 23 with a short programme and admission 25 cents, 10 cents. The next Wi meeting marks an entertainment day on August 10, plus a canning demonstration August 20. Attendees from nearby towns are welcomed, with various residents noted as visiting or arriving.

M. Murray Winnipeg W.L W.1 Jno. Adams B. Wagner J jLen Berrington N. Zewanxo J.zrudlo

Shellmouth Ladies Aig Meeting At Mrs Oswalds Home

The Shellmouth Ladies Aig plan a meeting at Mrs Oswalds home today with all ladies invited. Miss Toby Stewart of Pins Palla holidays in the area, and Miss Bella Patterson is visiting Morris for summer. Lloyd Pennington rode from Winnipeg in two days to enjoy vacation with his brother. Dr. and Mrs. Denmark and son from Whitemouth renew acquaintances in the district. Vincent Leach returned to Winnipeg after a week visiting Miss Iris Mawhinney. Marguerite and Lawson Matthews of Russell are spending a week with Mr and Mrs R Platt. Miss Annie McFadyen of Tummel visits her cousin Ileen Patterson. Miss Hazel Patterson visits friends at Tummet and district.

Aig Oswald Toby Stewart Pins Palla Iner Tome Bella Patterson Morris Lloyd Penniogton Win ‘Utpeg Denmark Son Whitemouth Vincent Leach Winnipeg Iris Mawhinney Marguerite Lawson Matthews

Endcliffe rH Pinch and party visit Winnipeg area

Winnipeg resident Endcliffe rH Pinch and two daughters Lillian and Dorothy with Gwen Schwalm spent last week in the city visiting Mrs. Fin ch and family. Doris Pinch returned home with her father and Mrs. L A Schwalm and Elaine will accompany them on a visit. H Cochrane of Silverton, with Miss Pearl Thompson Irene Frances and Wilbert, left for Star City to visit. Mrs Thompson, visiting her son Hugh, will return with them. Hazel Woodard returned from Winnipeg last week. The Ladies Social Society plans a July meeting at Mrs N Pitts home. Several new members attended the Rifle Shoot on Saturday and another shoot will be held this Saturday the 18th at 10 am with a visiting team.

Russell Inglis Wits Angusville RJ. Coulter Winnipeg C. Hughes Clear Lake Cardale Earle Keating Women's Park Newdale Donald Keating Oakburn Ales. Calder Winni Pee T George Brown N. A. Robertson Hazel Coch Gale Oland Wait Broadfoot J. Broadfoot Binsearth Earle Lillie Brandon Fair J. Crowe Winnipes Att Cochrane Rh. Pinch Nwo Lillian Dorothy Ton Luck Gwen Schwalm L. A. Schwalm Doris Pinch L.A. Schwalm Elaine Finch H. Cochrane Silverton Mrs .Thompson Hugh Aumss Hazel Woodard Ladies Social Society Noa Selr N. Pitts Ceformers Betton BV. Melnoah Wayne Dauphin Mine Dorothy Melnoah Dauphin

Local notes from district visit and town updates

Detroit visitor Mrs H Remocxo called on Glen Elmo residents while Mise Anne Chornomes returned to Brandon. A cream truck was stuck and pulled out by Harry Vervowakt's tractor. Andrew Obedniak left for Ontario for mill work. Wm Plante's house was destroyed by fire last Wednesday. Deep Lake anglers in the National Park report 2 to 3 foot jack fish. Harry and Nick Werbowski drove to Russell on Tuesday. Glen Elmo School closes for two months holidays.

Harry Nick Werbowski Russell Glen Elmo

Girls Summer Camp Best Yet

Nine happy girls from Silver Beach Sunday enjoyed a week’s holiday at Russell Elke Lodge. Despite sunburns, the campers praised camp regulations under F Dimmery. Dimmery called it the best camp he ever had charge of, started by the Bike Lodge to provide a lake holiday for needy children. Continuation depends on public approval and donations to the lodge.

Silver Beach Russell Elke’ Lodge Tle F. Dimmery Gire Dimmery

Elliott renews acquaint­ances here

Allen Elliott of Swift Current KC was in town renewing old acquaintances. A former Russell teacher in 1909 he stayed above The Banner Office with Fred Ney then principal. He visited with Mrs Elliott, Marion, Margaret Philip, and W Hembroft, leaving Tuesday for a holiday at Clear Lake.

Allen Eluott, KC Swift Current Elliott Russell Fred Ney Ney Canada Great Britain Marion Margaret Philip W. Hembroft Clear Lake

Repairing Bee Grounds Draws Town Crowd On 18th

All directors and interested residents are urged to attend the June 18th meeting to repair buildings and fences, erect judging rings, and perform small tasks at the fair grounds. The Agricultural Society promotes public use of the grounds, urging citizen participation to maintain one of the town’s key assets. Also notes several local visits, events, and a July 14th dance with music by the Rangers.

Agricultural Society

Angusville Old Timers' Picnic Draws Large Crowd

The Angusville Old Timers' Picnic on Thursday July 6 drew a 2000 crowd. In Junior Softball Angusville A beat Seeburn while St Mary’s defeated Angusville B and Angusville A edged St Mary’s in a close game. Anmarie led the 014 Timers in a 8-7 win over the Anmarie team. Russell defeated Angusville and Seeburn beat Silverton in the tournament. Final not played due to time. Evening baseball followed by a dance hosted by the Angusville Curling Club.

Angusville Russell Seeburn Silverton Angusville Curling Club

Rossburn Keep July 26th Open for Rossburn Pair

Sunday visitors and neighbors traverse Clear Lake with Mrs Desjardin and Angther from Ottawa staying with Mr and Mrs T H Alexander. Dixon Stitt and Doreen of Winnipeg visit relatives. Irene McKague is a patient at Sacred Heart Hospital.

Rossburn Clear Lake Desjardin Angther Ottawa Inlaw T. H. Alexander Dixon Stitt Doreen Winnies Irene McKague Sacred Heart Hospital Bardal Pollock Shoal Lake Mtr Daveen Muriel Midgely Winnipes Wm. McIntosh Zoe McNeil Alice Armstrong Winnipeg

Additional Neighbo Pennings On Page Three

A brief item notes additional neighborhood penings appears on page three dated May 29 and referencing local community notes.

Drunken Brawl Leads to Fines in Shell Valley Court

At the A. and N Veterans Hall on Saturday July 7 before Magistrate Lauman, Pete Morash was fined 20 dollars plus costs for intoxication in public and jailed 10 days or 8 dollars. John Gorda also faced 20 dollars and costs or two months. John Morash received 20 dollars, 48 dollars costs, or two months with labour. John Pitts and Andrew Onofrichuk were fined 20 dollars plus costs or 10 days each for allowing drunkenness and disorder in the rented hall. Gorda and Onofrichuk paid fines. Morash was given time to raise his assessment. Morash, Pitts, and Morash jailed or released per notes.

Shell Valley Lands A. & N Veterans Hall Lauman Birtle Ley Pheale Shell Valley Hall Pete Morash John Gorda Jona Morash Irvin Schulte Schulte Gorda Onofrichuk John Morash Pete Morsal John Pitts

Harrowby Man Fined For Carrying Passengers in Truck

Karl Jounron of Barrowby Manitoba appeared before Magistrate Logan on July 8 for carrying passengers in his vehicle without police permission. He was fined two dollars with 1.75 dollars costs. Debate over whether the vehicle was a car or truck concluded it must be called a truck, and he was found guilty.

Harrowby Karl Jounron Barrowby Manitoba Lauman

Induction of Rev Earl S Dixon as Knox United Pastor

Rev Earl S Dixon was inducted as pastor of Knox United Church in a Friday service at the church. Devotions were led by Rev A Calder from S Verton, and the sermon delivered by Rev J Nixon from Inglis. Rev 8 H Brown of Foxwarren gave the charge as Dixon succeeds Rev H B Wallace who moved to Emerson United.

Earl S. Dixon Knox United Earl Dixon Knnox United Church A. Calder S.verton J. Nixon Inglis H. Brown Foxwarren Russell Elkhorn H. B. Wallace Emerson United Church

Elks Lodge Puts On Park Cleanup Demonstration

The Elks Lodge hosts an event on Thursday July 20 at the Play Park featuring officers and members showing how to operate a lawn mower and rake and leading a park cleaning demonstration for adults.

Elks

Endcliffe Sunday Mission Being Held

Miss McIntyre and Miss Fraser of The Canadian Sunday School Mission Winnipeg conduct a Bible school at Mrs Woodard home with twenty seven enrolled. Closing programme at Endcliffe school house Sunday evening July 16 at 8 oclock. Children’s service by Mr Janz Sunday evening enjoyed by forty in congregation. Everyone welcome. Watch

Miss McIntyre Miss Fraser Canadian Sunday School Mission Winnipeg Woodard Endcliffe Janz

Also Mentioned on This Page

Banner Inansksi D. Dunn Arthur Bryant B and H. Garnett Varus Mr. Halliday W. McDowall R McLennan John Davidson D. McDonald Ed. Graham F. Y. Newton Roblin McLeonan John Shepherd Ruby Anderson Ralph Collins Smith Strathclatr Millwood Nurse Storey Nurse Sinclair Howard Bailey Donald Bagnall Wm. Carmichael Harold Furnace Wilfred Parthing John Heap George McConnell Roy McKinnon Wm. May Walter McRae Tom Robinson George Robinson Arthur Spencer Clfford Whitmer T. Walker H. H. Walker Jacob von Grasek Sidney Wondrasek Cnet Snellmouth Yorkton Nell McPudyeu Tim Goodbun Churchbridge Yo & Russell Lester Letter Giasman Swindel Wilson McCauley Clee Adamson Russell” Vale Mise Olga Kimach Robert Halwas Lutheran Church Boulton Touriet Dunn Bros.’ Herd Christ Church A. Elliott Sandy Lake Mensie Leech Rossburn Fair Grounds Stechishin Saskatoon
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