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Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 01, 1939

Page

2

King and Queen visit Winnipeg City Hall amid rain and cheers

On a wet May morning, a huge Winnipeg crowd gathered in front of City Hall to glimpse the King and Queen. Spectators cheered as Their Majesties arrived, with the German Consul briefly drawing attention by attempting to unfurl a swastika flag. The couple’s appearance drew praise for their youth and grace,Ending at 10 50 with the crowd proclaiming the sweetest couple they had seen.

Main Street Winnipeg God Save King

Elkhorn Field Day Draws Disappointment for Citizens

About 200 school children and adults traveled to Elkhorn last Thursday morning to See the King and Queen, only to feel deceived as Elkhorn advertised an official royal stop to attract a crowd. Local reaction is one of rightful indignation and warns that Russell citizens may be discouraged from future visits.

Elkhorn Russell Cltvens

Hats Off To A Weekly From Swan River Manitoba

The Star and Times of Swan River issues a ten page special edition in royal red and blue to commemorate the visit of Their Majesties to Canada. Editor H B Munro earns praise for producing a splendid edition reflecting a large effort in a country shop.

Manitoba Canada Star and Times of Swan River H. B. Munro Munro

Christ Church Trinity Sunday Service Notes 1939

Trinity Sunday June 4th 1939 at 11:00 am morning prayer and sermon. A vestry meeting set for Tuesday June 6th in the crypt at PAM.

Pentecostal Notes Summons Prayer Meeting and Service

Pentecostal Mission in Russell announces a prayer meeting on Wednesday at p.m and Sunday School at 11 a.m. An evangelistic service is set for 2 30 p.m with a special speaker on Sunday June Mth Rev W F Ball to preach.

Pentecostal Mission Russell, Man Mth W. F. Ball

Marjorie Learns Family Roots and Finds Love at Home

A rich foster family loses Marjorie Wetherill but she discovers a twin sister, Dorothy Gay, and reconnects with her real parents. She returns to Brentwood with Gideon Beaver, defies Evans Brower, and, after reuniting with her mother and siblings, plans a future with Gideon as Betty and Keith Sheridan celebrate a double engagement.

Marjorie Wetherill Dorothy Gay Evan. Brower Marjorie Brentwood Betty Elery Aiken Chicago Gideon Beaver

Canada Calling in Britain promotes Canada as UK food basket

The Dominion Government's Department of Trade and Commerce conducts a major campaign across Britain's population centers to highlight Canada as the United Kingdom's food basket. The well planned crusade includes localized drives, extensive newspaper advertising, marketing operations, and lectures to schools and women's groups.

Canada United Kingdom Britain Department of Trade and Commerce

Fragmented scene with family at Brentwood home

Dialogue shows a mother delighted by relatives gathered at Brentwood. Betty and children Keith, Marjorie, and Gideon appear in doorway, sharing a moment filled with warmth and a hint of tension as a foe is referenced.

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Christ Church Gideon Ted Harrisburg Evan Brower Evan Wart van Brower Bess Gileon Thelma Brent Wood Marjori Gideon Reaver Far West Lake Shore Keith Sheridan Gideon Tycing Keith Indaw Area O Russell To Russell Springhill Pacific Canadian Pacific St. Regis Hotel E. F. Stemshorn Mgr Myirl
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