Oto Bars reminiscences and local notices from June 1907
A compiled column recalls events from 10, 50, 40, 30, and 10 years ago in Russell. It notes hog market prices and demand, a Massey-Harris building purchase by A McDonagh, telegraph dispatch issues on the CNR line, a 1921 dance pavilion at Silver Beach, crop progress, a 1931 fire at CNR yards, a 1941 Legion squad competition, and a 1961 4H calf club top entry with an Angus Shorthorn steer weighing 860 pounds sold for 87 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Beach
Lee
CNR
Larry Giéinan
Russell
Cliss
Red River
Winniper
House Guests Share Weekend Visit and 30th Wedding Anniversary
Social notes recount visits by Mrs. A H Warner and others to Winnipeg Regina Brandon residents. Mabel and John Craig celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary with about 50 guests. A mock wedding followed by cake, songs, and reminiscences highlighted the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Warner
Win
Toy
Ars. M. Russin
Winnipeg
A. Johnson
E. and
M. Busch
Judie Davidson
Regina
Penny Davidson
Brandon
R. Davidson
H. Adams
Mabel
John Craig
Johnnie
Ellen Robertson
Belle Busch
Lois Craig
Ellen Mert
Hileen McFadyen
Freda Liske
Ethel Bruce
Anne McFadyen
John
Angusville Wedding Notes and Local Updates
Confemmentavns to Mr and Mrs Murray Sidoryk wed on Saturday June 19. The couple traveled west for their honeymoon and were joined by relatives from Angusville and Winnipeg. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Ernie Sidoryk and daughter and Mr and Mrs Sam Gerbasier and family. Charlie Stefanishyns family visited St. Catharines Ont. Mrs Katie Stefanshyn’s relatives attended a wedding anniversary. Adam Chaytor moved into the new municipal office. The hotel is freshly painted and awaiting completion. Mrs Mary Koleski and Stella Kostiuk traveled to Winnipeg on business. Elizabeth Chuchmuch and Vivien returned from Winnipeg Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Sidoryk
Ott
West
Waterwen 'S Visting
Harry Popoff
Angusville
al McDonald
British Columbia
Ernie Sidoryk
Sam Gerbasier
Winnipeg
Murray
Charlie Stefanishyn
St. Catherines
Ont
Katie Stefanshyn
Sdkn Stefants
Adam Chaytor
Municipal
Mary Koleski
Stella Kostiuk
Winney
Elizabeth —Chuch Much
Vivien
Silverton visits and regional notices from Brandon to Kenora
A batch of district visitors includes Silvert on visitors Bobbie Sum and Welter Horn of Whitewood Sask and Mrs Emily Ferguson of Brandon visiting with her parents the Fergusons. The late Mrs Elizabeth Siddons funeral was held in Binscarth. Grade VIE project students toured Winnipeg area and raised funds. Mrs Gerald Keating joined by Doug Cochrane on a Twinning exchange. Western Regional Hosti a Council meeting attended by Jack Cochrane and W M Cochrane at Branton General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie Sum
Welter Horn
Whitewood
Sask
Jack
Emily Ferguson
Brandon
Vic Ferguson
Earle Keating
Carlie Keating
Winnipeg
Silver Beach
Watt Cochrane
Ruby Coulter
Russell
Roy Finlay
Kenville
Harry Cochrane
Kenora
Ont
Binscarth
Elizabeth Siddons
Cathy Ross
Linda Hampton
Sheila Main
Winmipes
Community News Notes From Shoal Lake And Winnipeg
Mr and Mrs M Kalyntuk and Mr and Mrs H Hackman attended a Farmer's Union Convention at Shoal Lake. Tim Dunn hosted Sunday. Mr and Mrs M Dunn spent the weekend at The Pas for the Manitoba Elks Association Convention. Mr and Mrs Wm Kurpze of Saskatoon visited with Mr and Mrs Veen Dunn. Mr and Mrs H Finky of Victoria visit their daughter and son in law. Mr and Mrs David Dunn Miss Louise Milter and Evin Duvnit visited Winnipeg early this week. Jan Kieper of Winnipeg returned home to attend the era of her grandmother the late Mrs Little Kieper. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs K Caughlin Winnipeg on the birth of son Mark Robert born Saturday June 19. A wee brother for Susin and a new grandson for Mr and Mrs Willis Kieper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Kalyntuk
H. Hackman
Farmer's Union
T Shoal Lake
Bay
Tim Dunn
M. Dunn
Pas
Manitoba Elks’ Association
Wm. Kurpze
Saskatoon
Veen Dunn
H. Finky
Susin
Willis Kieper
Endcliffe Sympathy 1 extended to the Kieper family
The report lists numerous visits and gatherings across towns including Fram Rays, Brandon, Dauphin, Roblin, Inglis, and Rich mond with numerous friends and relatives. It notes the Endcliffe Royals placing third at a ball tournament in Ascasippi and at RoDiil, plus a wedding in Inglis and visits by Calgary and Togo connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kieper
B. Wiseman
H. Pagan
Alex Kieper
Calgary
Frank Pagan
Brandon
Kay McLenran
Jim Baldwin
Richmond
B.C
Togo
Porada
Pagans
Frank Porsda
Gladstone
Fredon
Alan Wagoner
Wagner - Mann
Inglis
Peter Peatz
Bordian
Ceotka
Dauphin
Nick Bordian
Peat
Orehlenko
Nick Peatz
Rhonda Alexander
Dean Bauet
Roblin
Peate
Onchulenko
Pitts
Melville, Sask
Spede
Pate
Dumont
Regist
Rudy Z
Marchwell residents report drought effects and outings
Ed Veal and friends returned from a trip to visit Kincaid. crops look poor due to little rain. Best wishes go to Mrs Yeat who remains a patient in Russell hospital. Mr and Mrs Zentner and others hosted or attended events in Regina, Balgonie, and with local families. Various visits by Bolte Bryer Schmidt Patterson and Veal family members noted during June activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Veal
T Kincaid
Grandma) Yeat
Russell
Simon Zentner
Ernest Hande
D’arcy
Elizabeth Hande
Bolte
Ellen Bryer
Henry Schmidt
Langenburg
Mary Patterson
Alan Veal
Anniversary plans span July fourth events and hymn origins
Elle More organizes July fourth anniversary plans with Louise Schmidt leading a program on the origin and writers of beloved hymns. A July 14 meeting at the L Lundgren Moat invites former Ingleside Maple Hill Easter Lily and Echo district residents now in Saskatchewan to spread word and reconnect. George Sparling of Burnaby BC recently visited with nephew Earl Roulston and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elle More
Louise Schmidt
L. Lundgren
Marilyn Tice
Abel Hande
Eileen Yont
Ingleside
Maple Hill
Easter Lily
Echo
Saskatchewan
George Sparling
Burnaby
Earl Roulston
Ex movie star preacher urges youth on cross bearing
A former actor now minister tells youths that embracing Christ may bring ostracism from friends and teachers. He warns of splinters from the rough cross but promises a satisfying life through service and love as he cites Paul’s sufferings and the impact of cross bearing Christians on world change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Entity
Paul
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russell Banner
Fort Ellice
Canadian Legion
Manitoba
Ge Riel Whitt
RC. McKennin
Spotless Dry Cleaners
Ini Elusive
Shellmouth
JMCIC
Gouve
MCIC
Canada
Montreal
Toronto
Vancouver
OP Rail
Silverton
Gerald Keating
Doug. Cochrane
Pro
Shaughnessey United Church
Alr
Jack Coehutme
Alts. W. M. Cochrane
Hostia’ Council
Branton Gen
Minniska
Endcliffe
Marchwell
Virden
Cattie
Kraus” — Green
Aoe Naar
Rkvey
Acadia
Abe ‘Si. Ya
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