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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 04, 1948
Page
2
An exhortation invites readers to attend church during a season of quiet meditation. It urges entering a sacred space to slow worldly noise, calm restless hearts, and reconnect with God’s nearness and guidance.
A March 5 1903 note records the formation of the Silver Creek St George's Society with W Honey as president, T Greaves as vice president, and H B Gray as secretary treasurer. The item is part of a coastal paper’s notes on local history and happenings over the decades.
The Vista Ladies' Aid met at Mrs. Wm. Stitt's home on February 28 to honor president Mrs. T. C. Miller who shares a birthday on February 29. Seventeen members attended a luncheon as Mrs. Miller marks 27 years as president. a silver brooch was presented. The group also reports hospital cases and a community donation to Rossburn Hospital. Viola Hamilton crowned queen at Vista Community Carnival with attendants and prize awards.
Angusville United Church Ladies Aid sponsor a St Patrick social on March 16 with a good program and lunch. Proceeds from a Leap Year dance on Feb 27 were for the Greek Catholic church, not the rink fund. Proceeds for a curling rink fund come from a Ukrainian hall dance on March 5. Peter Parabec donates land for a curling rink. hopes rise for skating and curling rinks by 1194. Bill Chuchmuch’s two horses killed by a freight train east of Angusville on Feb 22. Elmer Shepherd attended Roblin bonspiel last week. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Alf Polding mourned. Doris Baskerville of the extension service and Mr Forsythe visit Angusville sewing and cooking classes. class leaders listed. Many residents report colds.
Rochdale and Mrs. F L Skinner left by train for Saskatoon and Winnipeg. Dance invitation for March 5. Mr. and Mrs. J Choropita with Mrs. George Choro-pita went to St Rose for medical treatment. Mrs. E Bramwell and Joan stayed with Mrs. S H Cross of Roblin. Harvey Munroe of ropmore visited H M Keay. Edgar teadh from Inglis won first prize in Roblin bonspiel. Mr. and Mrs. M McFadyen visited J Craig’s home.
Mr. and Mrs. Alf Polding of Crosby visited Mrs. H. E. Furnace. Miss Ivy Soderstrom spent the weekend with her parents at Harrowby. Miss Gwen Wondrasek visited Selsgirth. A son was born at Sacred Heart Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Self welcomed a son on February 26 and Mr. and Mrs. T. Betz welcomed a stillborn son on February 25.
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