Harrowby Welcomes Mrs. C. Collins Home Return
Harrowby residents cheer as Mrs. C Collins returns home, marking a warm reception after an absence. Neighbors gathered to greet her with smiles and well wishes.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 10, 1949
Page
2
Harrowby residents cheer as Mrs. C Collins returns home, marking a warm reception after an absence. Neighbors gathered to greet her with smiles and well wishes.
Mrs J E Collins who took over Harrowby Post Office duties during the absent postmistress has returned to Langenburg. Mr T D Clarke is back briefly after buying a Crystal City farm and planning to move east. Weekend visitors included Miss Charlotte Olson of Russell Collegiate and Donald Olson of Churchbridge. Rumor says Mr and Mrs Henry Dilts with family may move to Russell soon.
Mrs. Mike Krisko travels from Binscarth to attend her father Nicholas Nahirniak's funeral in Winnipeg after his death at 590 Stella Ave. He was 79, born Ukrainian, survived by widow Mary, daughter Mrs. Mike Krisko, and son Andrew. Burial at All Saints cemetery. prayers held March 4. Plus town notes on visits, bonspiel prizes, rink ice, church services, card party prizes, and obituaries of Edward Padget.
Rev McNeill led church service with Angusville visitors Mrs Burress Mr G Bell and Mr J Bell. On Friday March 4 women from the congregation joined world faith in prayer. Nonie Keating sang a sweet hymn and a duet by Mrs D Corder and Mrs W Ander. Mrs E Keating spoke on Prayer where when why. Local women baked pies and sandwiches and enjoyed observing the curling bonspiel at the new rink. Mrs Cochrade of Russell is visiting Everett Cochrade.
J R Schappert wins The Curling Cup with Joe Negedly second in the race. In Consolation John Mc Donnell rink first with Walter Tenners rink second. Miss Kay Ferguson in Langenourg TM Hospital doing fine. Lionel Hofer returned from Ontario bush work. Charley Phipps back from west and timber camp. Charley missed his sister's wedding due to hospital delay. Visitors at Pearpoint home included Mr and Mrs Launder and Mr and Mrs Garton from Saltcoats. Springs near, Easter far.
The article notes that recreation_refreshes the mind and body after chores with activities from amateur wrestling to chess. It lists 1,025 mills in Canada producing livestock feed with 918 in Ontario and Quebec.
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