Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Russell Banner in Russell, Manitoba

Page 1

We have pages in Manitoba

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

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!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 19, 1952

Page

1

Councillors Work Overtime On Town Property Sales

Town council meetings extended late into the night as councillors approved property sales and related matters. Purchases included J M McKinnon south ten feet of lot 7 block 70 plan O and Mike Eakine acquiring block 123 plan 377 for residence use. Annie Liske bought lot 6 block 112 plan 377. Alfonse Van Daele bought lots 21 22 23 block 72 plan and a residence will be built. W Dunn rented pasture land for 5 dollars.

Russell Town Andrew Mather J. M. McKinnon Mike Eakine Minniska Annie Liske Alfonse van Daele DeBaker W. Dunn South Main The United Grain Growers Ltd

Weeklies Meet In Annual Session In Winnipeg

Thirty seven of Manitoba s sixty four weekly newspapers attended the third annual Manitoba Division Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association convention at the Fort Garry Hotel June 12 and 13. The Russel Banner was represented by Herb Rutar and Sheila Stuart with Rutar elected to the board for 1952. The theme was Good Service to Your Community Brings its Own Reward.

Manitoba Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association Fort Garry Winnipeg Herb Rutar Sheila Stuart Russel Banner Rutar Ray Evans Morden Times A. W. Hanks St. James Leader National Organization W. E. McCartney Toronto N. S. McLean Elmwood Herald F. R. Manning Reston Recorder A. H. Leech St. Vital Lance T. E. Wilkins Killarney Guide H. B. Munro Swan Iver Star-Times H. A. Wallace Cartwright Review H. M. Rutar Russell Banner G. C. Kroft Selkirk Enterprise Helen Marsh Dauphin Herpid Una Phillips Boissevain Recorder J. R. McLachlen Virden Empire Advance T. M. Beveridge Norwood Press D. K. Friesen Altona Echo Deloraine Times Government of Manitoba Imperial Oil Limited T. Eaton Co. Ltd Brewery Products Ltd Manitoba Power Commission Campbell

Heavy Rainfall and Hail Hit District This Week

Heavy rainfall and hail affected the district with .78 of an inch on Sunday and another .22 of an inch on Tuesday. Hail covered the ground at Russell with stones as large as marbles, and hail was also reported south of town on Tuesday.

Russell

Festival Group Plans 1953 Western Marquette Festival

Western Marquette Musical Festival organizers in Russell plan for May 1953 with a renewed board. President C C Foster, vice president Rev J Ray Anderson, secretary D E Persson, treasurer H E T Way. Directors span Shellmouth Inglis Russell Silverton Bivinearth Birtle Roblin. A possible drama festival and a violin class were discussed for next year.

Western Marquette Russell Memorial Hall C. C. Foster J. Ray Anderson John Salmon D. E. Persson H. E. T. Way Shellmouth Inglis Silverton Binvearth Birtle Roblin E. Busch Elliott Ashcroft Solagirth A. Kines G. Fisher T. W. Shaw W. G. Zwicker E. C. Sanderson H. Armstrong Morris Foxwarren Irvine Binscarth John Cormick Rossburn Wright Fins Chisholm Birds Hans Shellmouth S. Veach Matheson Dunfield Foxwaren Hofdahl A. Busch

Solitary Trees Strike More Often by Lightning Than Groups

Observations show solitary trees suffer lightning strikes more frequently than those in clusters. The pattern suggests exposure risk increases with isolation and reduces nearby loss for grouped specimens. Researchers note microclimate factors and forest density influence strike likelihood.

Old Days Triplets Bring Back Calf Pictures

Mr. W. H. Schwalm, a regular reader of The Old Days column, recalls a 40 year old event about triplet calves born to Mr. C. West of Eadcliffe. Cameras clicked as the calves posed, and two of the calves were brought to the Banner office this week.

W. H. Schwalm C. West Eadcliffe

Y W C Entertain Former Hostesses At Knox Church

The Y W C held a social evening in Knox church basement with a quizz contest emceed by Mrs W H Westwood and guests including Mrs A G Smellie Mrs W W W Wilson Mrs J A McKinnon Mrs A E Leifer and Mrs L Foster. The event honored departing member Mrs J E Forsyth who received china as a farewell gift. A committee was formed to arrange booth supplies for the upcoming fair and summer visiting rosters were announced with dates through September.

W. H. Westwood Knox Church Young Women’s Club A. G. Smellie W. W. W. Wilson J.A. McKinnon A. E. Leifer L. Foster Marnie Hoar J. Silver J. E. Forsyth China Souris

Silverton Fashion Show Caps Tailor Course

Silverton hosts an Achievement program closing a three month tailoring course in which 32 garments were completed. Hon. F. C. Bell praised the Extension Department and community leaders. Members modeled outfits including suits, coats, and children's wear, with group instructors named and gifts presented to course supervisors.

Silverton-Russell Silverton Hall F. C. Bell Bell D. Vinnell Alwin Ross W.I J. Silver G. Reichmuth M. Ostapowich A. Ross Klimack Linda Zwicker Linda Foster Beth Naylor Wilma Wilderman R. Kieper H. Clement J. E. Forsyth G. Nickel Vinnell Forsyth Robertson L. Margetts A. Klimack Earle Keating Simpson Jack Shipp F. McKay Jean Thompson Extension Service China

J Forsyth Honored At C of C Meeting

Mr J E Forsyth of Souris was guest at the Russell Chamber of Commerce meeting at the Elk's hall Friday evening. The president presented him with a pen and pencil set for his work as a chamber member and president. The agenda included Bicycle Safety Program funding from service clubs. A publicity booklet was under consideration. A film Prairie Conquest by National Grain Co. was shown by Howard Bales. W E Fenton presided and D A Kinney served as secretary present.

J. E. Forsyth Souris Russell Chamber of Commerce Elk’s ‘Hall Penton Chamber Forsyth Russell J. A. Bursess National Grain Co Howard Bales Winnipeg W. E. Fenton D. A. Kinney

Vast Improvement Through New Sidewalks On Memorial Avenue

Strolls along Memorial Avenue and D Arcy Street showcase newly installed sidewalks by Shipp Brothers, described as a vast improvement for the town. A light note from Ochre River Fishermen presents Miss Aroma Sanderson, while a maternity fee of 35 dollars for naming a pet cub is noted, linked to The Kibitzing Fishermen Society.

Memorial Avenue Christ Church Corner D'Arcy Street Main Shipp Brothers Miss Aroma Sanderson Kibitzing Fishermen Society

Squeeze by railways sparks oil trucker boycott

The railways pressure on oil truckers backfires as truckers unite to boycott oil companies. In other news, Jack and Bill Thom report fishing at Silver Beach with one angler landing three jacks while the other loses his rod and reel, later to recover his gear with a magnet.

Jack Bill Thom Silver Beach Bill Jack ‘Thom

Time magazine piece on Ottawa pilot flight ride

Time magazine reports in its Canadian section that Flying Officer Charles Keating of Silverton piloted a ride in Canada’s new 733 jet, a detail noted by Ottawa Bureau Chief Sam Welles. Elks Lodge guides July 1 celebration with Silver Beach as venue and plans for extra water sports to attract families.

Time Magazine Ottawa Sam Welles Canada Charles Keating Silverton Elks’ Lodge Silver Beach The Elks

BC election results hint at decisive first count

In British Columbia the June 12 vote may deliver a decisive defeat for Liberals and Conservatives. The transfer able ballot shows a likely CCF win on the first count with Social Credit in strong second, while final results await July 3.

B.C Liberals Manitoba C.cf Social Credit

Rural Electrification Expands Across Russell Area

Manitoba Power Commission wire gangs move from Binscorth to Russell and Inglis areas to extend rural electricity lines. New crews will also serve Angusville and Silver Creek, with Shellmouth and Boult on to follow. Power consumption rose from 1950 51 to 1951 52 across multiple towns, led by Russell and Inglis.

Russell Manitoba Power Commission Binscorth Angusville Silver Creek Polo Gang Inglis Shellmouth Boulton Commission Binsearth Cracknell Dropmore Endcliffe Silverton

Also Mentioned on This Page

Full Gospel Mission Russell P A.D.C H. D. Rolston Gospel Service Festival Group Dox Dani Irie Canadian Pacific Montreal Quebec St. Lawrence Liverpool England Greenock Scotland C. E. Duggan J. P. Dufour Montreal Harbormaster A. C. MacDonald C.P.S Andre Gauthier Y.W.C Hoar Zwicker G. E. Goodmanson G. Durston Louselle Leifer Noreen Perley Persson C. Russell H. Pettitt Ada Spear Jas Rea Westwood R. S. Clement J. Craig W. McNaughton J. Forsyth Knox United Church
Search Courier

Search the Russell Banner Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Russell Banner?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication