Allan Robert Wilson dies after lingering illness in Manitoba
Allan Robert Wilson aged 53 of the district died at home after a long battle with malignant abscesses in the neck and chest. Born in Hazelwood England he worked for Calvert Bros and ran the Lennard Rural Mail Route before holding the post between the post office and railway depot. He leaves a widow two daughters Mrs Walter Clark Minnedosa and Mrs W Thompson Winnipeg and two sons Russell and Willie. The funeral was held at Christ Church with Anglican rites. he was a member of the Sons of England and the Ancient Order of Foresters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Wilson
Wilson
General Hospital
Winnipeg
T Christmas
Allan Robert Wilson
Hazelwood
Suffolk
England
J.P. Legcock
T. D. Calvert
Calvert Bros
Lennard
Depo
Christ Church
Walter Clark
Minnedosa
W. Thompson
Russell
Willie
Hart
Mr. Cope
Frank Allen
Was. Greeley
B. Cartwright
J. Anderson
W. Smith
Jim Calvert
Sons of England Lodge
Mr. Wilson
Ancient Order of Foresters
S.O.E
Bros. Fenton and
Queen Victoria
Whitsunday church services and parish notes
Whitsunday events include communion at 8:00 a.m. and Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Choral Eucharist moves to 11:00 a.m. and Evensong at 7:00 p.m. Newly confirmed expected. Archbishop Matheson conferred 27 confirmations. Bishop of Brandon to oversee future parish. flagpole for Soldier's Monument plot near Decoration Day. Binscarth School Field Day set for June 13. Rector Rev. A S Partington and others attended Synod in Brandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Barnabas
Apostle
Sarter
A. S. Partington
Mears
H. Nelson
G. A. Cope
Brandon
Matheson D.D
D.C.L
Rupert's Land
A.S. Partington
Russell
Poe
Braendle
Binscarth
C. Strachan
Pastor and Park Attend Presbytery Meeting at Isabella
The pastor and Mr N R Park attended the joint Presbytery and District meeting at Isabella last week. Russell Charge delivered a top report with praise for lacking weak points. Conference opens in Winnipeg next week and Park and the pastor will attend. The senior choir gave a strong anthem Sunday evening and will sing at both services next Sunday. The following Sunday morning a student service will invite senior grades from local school and high school with Principal Pratt to speak on education and the pastor on student life success factors. Invitations go to staff and School Board. parents are also invited. At evening service the pastor will discuss private prayer. Anthem by the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. R. Park
Isabella Lasteek
Russell
Winnipeg
Pratt
S.C.E
Oddfellows Hall
N. Braendle
Bipsearth
Inglis
Board of Trade
C. W. Thom
R. Wishart
W.M.S
A. H. Leech
Edmonton
Arthur
Edmonton Bulletin
J. Robertson
Vancouver
B. C
Charles
Chicago
Gatlin
T. Hill and Son
Sarah Jackson
Children’s Hospital
W. —J. Berrington
Asessippi
W. I
Old Methodist Church
L. Wolfson
W M S Regular Meeting Notes and Local Events
The W M S held a regular meeting with Mrs Breton reading on the study book and fair attendance noted. Members joined a joint meeting at Miniska with tea, and the UFLW plans a June 12 gathering at Mrs Geo McLeod’s home. Seeding is nearly finished. Johnston visitors from Endcliffe and local anglers report fair catches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.M.S
F. Fairsbury
Civil Service by Shellmouth Dramatic Society
The Shellmouth Dramatic Society staged Civil Service in Gis last Friday to a fair house though attendance was below expectations. The Roblin Orchestra provided music for the evening. Rev Selkirk and Mr and Mrs McFadyer left for the Presbyterian Assembly at Owen Sound. Dropmore Junior Baseball team visited Shellmouth for a friendly, with the home team winning. A severe fire at McNutt damaged much of the town’s commercial area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Dramatic Society
Ingis
Civil Service
Roblin Orchestra
Evenins
Selkirk
Dropmore
Shelmouth
McNutt
St Cuthbert’s Shellmouth Parish Notes Bright Sunday Schedule
Sunday Services at 10 30 a m 11 a m for children and sermon 3 p m evening prayer and sermon endclii c 7 p m evening prayer and sermon Dropmore The Ascension Day sermon by Rev A S Partington Holy Communion planned for Trinity Sunday June 15 Confirmation class meets at 5 p m next Sunday Whitsunday observed with Holy Spirit emphasis W A meets Thursday at Mrs Allen’s home at 3 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dropmore
A. S. Partington
W. A
Allen
Sermon on Sabbath Urges Stricter Observance at Union Church
Rev F C Middleton urged better Sabbath keeping in his Union Church address "Our Summer Sabbath." He contrasts Jewish and Christian Sabbaths as holy days for God, warns against Sunday excursions and picnics, and commends the golf club stand against Sunday use. He asks if Monday morning finds one rested and spiritually renewed, else the Sabbath was poorly spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bot
F. C. Middleton
Union Church
Manitoba
W.M.S Strawberry Festival Set for June at Seebach Home
The W M S plans a Strawberry Festival on June 17 at Edgar Seebach residence at 7 p m. Baseball opened with a win as the join team defeated the Gamblers 11 to 2 on Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angusville Sports
W.M.S
Edgar Seebach
Join
Gamblers
Trinity Church Reopens for Anglican Services Next Sunday
Trinity Church will resume Anglican services with Holy Communion and an ending sermon scheduled for 3.0 p.m. next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Local Events and Notices Roundup in Russell Manitoba
Community announcements list upcoming fairs at Rossburn Shellmouth Russell and McNutt Sports Day. Meetings of S.C.E Board of Trade WMS and I.C.C.F chapters are scheduled. Residents travel for conventions, real estate sale, and hospital training graduate. A death, church services, and district reunions are noted with travel plans and local honors.
Fire wipes out MacNutt business district in early morning blaze
A major fire in MacNutt destroyed most of the village’s business district including the Hardware Store owned by Philip Wagner, the hotel, pool room, butcher shop, general stores, Chinese restaurant, livery barn, telephone office, and two residences. Estimated losses run about 125000 with cause undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacNutt
Philip Wagner
Regular meeting of W. L 411 at Mrs G Wise home
The regular meeting of the W. L 411 will be held at the home of Mrs. G. Wise on Wednesday June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L
Russell Agricultural Society Directors Meeting Notice
The Russell Agricultural Society announces an important directors meeting to be held Saturday at 8 30 p.m. in the office of Wilson and Gien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Agricultural Soc
Wilson and Gien
Women Institute District Convention Held at Russell Church
The district convention of the Women’s Institute met May 28 in Russell Union Church with delegates from Selsgirth Birtle Foxwarren Endh o Perstan Shellmouth Yandi vale Rossburn Hipkinstone and Russell. Miss Gertrude Dutton represented the province with Mrs J A Glen chosen for advisory board and district secretary races won by Mrs Hough. A community supper followed and an evening program featured singing solos and a male quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Institute
Union Church
Russell
Selsgirth
Birtle
Foxwarren
Endh
Perstan
Shellmouth
Yandivale
Rossburn
Hipkinstone
Oakburn
Shoal Lake
Lucas
Dominion
Watt
Gertrude Dutton
Extension Service Department
J. A. Glen
Te Russell Women's Institute
Partington
Manwarring
Yeandle
A. C. Johnston
Fenton
Glen
Simmie
Soisgirth
Hough
F. C. Middleton
Luca
N. R. Park
W. Thom
G. Dutton
P. H. Nelson
Amos, Jamieson
On to the Bay Association aims rail completion drive
J. L. Thomas field organizer reports near unanimous demand in Central West for finishing the Trudson Bay Railway. A mass meeting is planned July 3 in Auen with speakers on the issue. Thomas has organized towns across Saskatchewan and Manitoba including Regina Dannhin Neepawa Gladstone Portage la Prairie Minneota Shoal Lake Birlie Birie Oakburn Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Thomas
On To the Bay Association
Russell
Trudson Bay
Central West
Mr. Thomas
Russell Council
Board of Trade
Auen
Thomas
Saskatchewan
Regina
Manitoba
Dannhin
Neepawa
Gladstone
Portage
Minnedosa
Shoal Lake
Birle
Binscarth
Oakburn
Farm Boys Camp at Brandon Fair
The Provincial Exhibition with Manitoba Agricultural College Extension Service will run a three day Farm Boys Camp at the Summer Fair. Boys aged 14 to 19 on July 1 may form teams of three for stock judging, physical activities, lectures and visits. The event includes a Live Stock Judging Competition with a McKirdy Memorial Cup for the top district team. Teams from approved agricultural societies are welcomed. Brandon aims for strong participation after successful years in Saskatchewan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Agricultural College
Extension Service
Brandon
Saskatchewan
Ten U S Cities Contain Larger Jewish City Within
A brief note notes ten American cities that each harbor a larger Jewish community center within their borders, drawing a contrast with Jerusalem as a focal point for Jewish life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Jerusalem
Also Mentioned on This Page
Allan
Binecarth
Isinscarth
Kitty’ Y
Communer Hall
Flanders Fields
Lanigan
J. Man
James
Jack Smith
Russell School
Svnce
Binsearth
Iin
Bertha Morris
Jean Brown
Evelyn Cope
Union Church Notes
Silverton
Canada
the Palmolive Company OF Canada, Limited
Toronto
Ont
The
Palmolive Company of Canada, Limited
ST. Cuthbert’s Shellmouth
Angusville
Harrowby
Rossburn Fair
Shellmouth Fair
Russell Fair
McNutt Sports
Ers
PTT
H. A. Mullins
Winninet
Jim Hume
Assin
Mary Wilson
Endcliffe
Womens Institute
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!