For Sale Two Heaters and Small Kitchen Stove
Classified notice invites offers for two heaters and a small kitchen stove. Apply at The Banner Office.
21 Jun 1917
Page 1
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 21, 1917
Page
1
Classified notice invites offers for two heaters and a small kitchen stove. Apply at The Banner Office.
Pte A Hunt of the 167th Battalion who left for England in 1916 is honored in a memorial service at Grainsby School House on June 3. The service drew a large crowd. Rev A E Hooke spoke of sacrifice and hope. Sympathy goes to Mr Robert Hunt as both sons served. a collection for the Returned Soldiers fund raised $3120.
Sunday morning study in the basement for boys and guns and upstairs for adults discusses Jesus view of his mission. The evening topic debates position for or against the Empire, emphasizing clear stance on promoting Christian character.
Christ Church notes list Holy Communion at 8 am Sunday, Sunday School at 2 30, and Intercession at 7 pm at Siteerton Morning prayer at a time not fully readable. The fragment mentions church activities and times for a church event notice.
Friday June 22 reports a welcome rain, town updates include Dr Pike visiting Rus sell July 1 for one week, new CNR timetable, theater and church events, community suppers, school staff changes, local politics, and a subdivision of social and cultural activities across Russell.
Social items report weddings of Misses Gladys Fynn and Kate Fletcher yesterday and receptions for Kate Fletcher. Families visit with McCaigs and Waller relatives. Ken Plumb returned from Winnipeg with news of Mrs Robertson’s recovery. Clifford Ladies Aid picnic enjoyed with thirty dollars raised. Dr Lanigan attended the Grand Lodge gathering in Winnipeg and returned. Presbyterian Church Church Aid Society hosted at Mrs A W Barker’s with a Silver Tea fundraiser.
Frost and hail cripple crops with re sowing needed across the district. Rev PB Pearson and Mr DG Neild return from the Methodist Conference reporting a busy period. The Ladies Aid of the United Church announce a pardon party and jumble sale at Mrs Chitticks on Monday July 16. The Angusville annual picnic will be held Friday June 29 with a supper to raise Red Cross funds.
Red Cross members report a successful fortnightly tea at Mrs Alex Bennett's home on Saturday 16th raising 2010. An Ingleside School House event by Miss Cochrane on Friday 29th will serve school concert refreshments and a dance to benefit the Red Cross.
The Ladies Aid of Presbyterian Church hosts a garden party at the Agricultural Grounds on Wednesday June 27 after 4 pm. Supper on the grounds with old fashioned and new games and joy rides for all. Admission for sports and supper 35 cents.
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