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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 03, 1948
Page
6
A brief entry notes a pan Russell evening prayer meeting held on the second after Trinity in June, listing no further details or participants.
Mr and Mrs Melville C Shaw announce the engagement of their only daughter Margaret Elizabeth to Kenneth Roland Jones elder son of Mr and Mrs R Jones 242 Centennial St Winnipeg The wedding is set for June 23 at St Aidans church Winnipes 30 pam.
Hon J Allison Glen spent a few days at his Russell office. Const McGregor returns to Russell to join the local RCMP detachment. Mrs E C Sanderson and Donnie visited Yorkton. John Ward, Roblin native and third year veterinary student at Guelph, is practicing with Dr A E Page for two months. Miss Mary Holunga resigns from Sacred Heart hospital to go to Winnipeg. R J Patton will test eyes and fit glasses in Russell June 16 17. Mrs Olga Therrien resigns from Smellie Bros Co store to assist her brother in Ontario. Miss Jean Yule replaces her. Mykey Blankstein of Yorkton becomes manager of N R Park Sons jewellery. Alan Neelin returns to Yorkton to work for John Deere Co. Dr and Mrs H B Duckworth return to Winnipeg after Kingston convocation where Rev George A Edmison earned Doctor of Divinity. The regular Russell W I meeting is set for Saturday June 5 at 3 pm with roll call and district convention notes. Ladies Auxiliaries to the Legion meet June 8 at 8 o clock. Walter Tucker of Morris arrives in Russell to work at J J Crowe timber yard. Mrs E E Thompson leaves for Brandon to attend the W A diocese convention as Russell delegates.
Over two years investors, farmers, and others gathered experience on 24D effects across prairie crops. Wheat, rye show more resistance than oats or barley, flax far more sensitive. Symptoms include curled leaves, thick stems, twin bolls, delayed maturity. Proper use follows provincial agricultural bulletins to minimize injury.
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