Mussel School Report and March Wolverines note
Mussel School reports two months January and February with long lists of Grades and honors for numerous students across sections 1 to 12, plus notes on Wolverine reopening March 4th under Miss Jean Combs and river conditions. Several social items from Silverton Inglis Angusville and surrounding communities are included, with hockey, dances, meetings, and local events mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussel
Dorothy Muir
Bobby Thom
Jimmy Langford
Merle Forsythe
Alvin Curie
Molly Campbell
Eileen Wistart
Walter Wishart
Mitchell Beatty
Marjory Wowk
Jack Clee
Lawrence Cowling
H. Gillespie
Loy Chipping
Bosd Dimond
Melvin Wellman
Bob Thompson
Ruth Hoffman
Lorraine Brandt
Doreen Methesan
Bobby Mcintosh
Billy Mcintosh
Ann McManus
Mary Misatur
Bobby Berez
Margaret Todoruk
Jacqueline Adolph
Peggy Clee
Hobby Brandt
Tommy McManus
Joan Hughes
Leonard Fenton
Alice Dunn
Gordon Wallace
Dorothy McFarlane
Eleanor Cusitar
Brooks Lamb
Cyril Chipping
Dennis Todoruk
Clayton Merritt
Lawrence Christie
Mavis Loney
Stan
Harry Campbell
Jessie Anderton
Margaret Robertson
Lyla Min
Dorothy Whitmen
Helen McManus
Ruth Brandt
Jenn Brims
Treva McNichol
John Masornchon
John Baird
Leslie Cowling
Walter Gallant
Lyle Arnold Coey
Passmere
Jimmy Mc
Enid Peco
Allee Campbell
Phyllis Mule
Jock Peston
Tie
Elmer Lamb
Mushumaneki
Billy Bickne
Clarence Cusitar
Della McFarlane
Helen Cartwright
Walter Cusitar
Douglas Russell
Donnie McMurray
Jack Langford
Bob McLennan
Clive Boulton
Pass
Dorothy Goddard
Jack Hodgins
Jack Thom
Rudolph
Mary Firitns
Irene Dunn Pass
Leonard Loney
Gwyneth
Molly Grey
Dorothy Allen
George ‘Anderson
Alice Kernaghan
Tha ! Mather
Jack Hembroff
Marie Foster
Victor Musbumanski
Eveyn Cowling
Russell Merritt
Ernest Cuaitar
Pete McKinnon Abeeat
Lawson McIntosh
Dorothy Craik
Renee Fox
Doreen Wishart
Reta Russell
Lem McNichol
Pass Mike Rutar
Beth Naylor
June Hughes
Roy Ch
Robert Peddie
Raythe Vinnell Lawrence Madill
Irene Loney
Enid Fenton
Bill Fenton
Payne
Jack Chipping
Bob McMur
Laura McIntosh
Grace IX
Margaret _Jenkina
Melfort Boulton
Zena Adolph
Catherine Whitmer
Jean Waddll
Sidney Allen
Velma
Lloyd Hembroff
Agnes Hembrof
Ross Mc‘ Dougald
Frances Cope
Noreen Madill
Mildred Houck
Margaret Goddard
Grede Xil—Hosors
Ruth Bailey
Yeasle Angus
Mary Christopher
Wolverine
Jean Combs
Endcliffe
Shellmouth Community Notes and Local Games
The Church Club hosted Mrs. Joe Young for an evening of devotion and fine programming. A hockey match in Implant saw Shellmouth win with a late Owl goal after four goals by both sides. Dropmore stalwarts beat the local team 4 to 0. Mrs. Davidson visiting son W. Davidson. Miss Large celebrated with a sunrise party, one gentleman’s restraint tested. Cars once ran between Shellmouth and Yorkton four years ago per Mr Miller. Women's Institute meets March 21 at Mrs Langford’s home.
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Angusville
Sarah A. Walker
John Minhull
Russell
Lorna Vandecar
Russell Hoot
Satur
Sunnysides
Angusville Bulls
Angusvill Calves
Toe
Xamy
Rossburn De‘et St Rus Iingaides
Enn Senit
Ross Dooflicker Hay Yorrest
Phil Chittick
G. i Aue
Shellmouth
Joe Young
Sevon
Inpile
Shellmosth
Dropmore
Davidson
W. Davidson
Miss Large
Miller
Yorkton
Women's Institute
Langford
RULES FOR CHALLENGE G E CUP CHALLENGERS REPORT TO SECRETARY
Challenge rules for the cup specify reporting to the secretary once a game is arranged, paying the set fee to the secretary or a substitute, and playing within three days of the challenge or risk forfeiture. If held three consecutive months, the cup becomes the challengers' property. play comprises twenty four hands. cup holders record challengers and scores. rubber at 300 counts if reached. Knox Church notice for March 24 includes Empty Tomb service, Sunday School.
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Girl's Hospital Aid
Local News From Russell and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Brims visited with Birtie friends last week while Mrs Framy of Winnipeg renewed old ties in Russell. H G McKee a well known west printer died at Pleasant Gate BC on March 28. Elks Variety Concert and Cant Party planned in McRostie's Hall and Inglis Hotel. Junior Choir to present The Suzanne Shoppe on April 2. Trustees call April 1 school meeting. Manitoba's 64th legislature opened March 15. J D McGregor, former Lieutenant Governor, dies in Winnipeg at 75. Blacksmith H Cree sells to Lorne Manley. shop to transfer April 1. Measles strike Bob Robinson. Spring social a success. signs of spring noted.
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R J Coulter
Itunell Hospital
Tre Coulter
J. Hyde
Margaret Corley
T. Rathite
K Rutherford
Iria
Silverton
Angusville
H. Cochrane
Rapid City
Roy Finlay
Bert Anderson
Foxwarren
Ethel Anderson
Minniska
W.A. of Christ Church
Inglis Wil
Inglis Hotel
Knox United Church
Suzanne
MeKestie's
Russell School
A.an.y
Canada Gazette
King George
Crystal
McNeeley
Dauphin
Senneth Nicoaml R. Keating
Bliverton
Stanley Suahimansit
Manitoba
Y Adams George Archibald
Wm. J. Carter
Dr. Barnardo
Canada
Winnipes
Tribune
Gilchrist
Shell River Bridge
Steader
Yukon
Jander
Laurier
Sennor
H. Cree
Lorne Manley
Heine
Richard Cree
Merry Fouind
Tim
Eer
Ivy
Atle Cafe
Clee Hae Ai
Crosby
F. W. Robinson
Birtle
D. J. Robinson
T. Robinson
J. Robinson
J. Calvert
Winnipeg
Mrs. Robinson
Emerson Bligh
Ho K. Bligh
Bob Robinson
Alfred Polding
Jack Robinson
Spy Hill Road
Howe War Veteran Dies At Binscarth
Douglas Stewart Howe aged 39, a Great War veteran born in Epping England, died at Binscarth after a long illness. He served with the Imperial forces at Dardanelles and in Egypt, was wounded and gassed, held as a German prisoner, and lived in France and Belgium before returning to Canada in 1931 to work near Mowbray and later as a watchman for SPR before illness. He leaves a widow, five children, an invalid mother and sister in England, and a brother Francis in Binscarth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Binscarth
Douglas Stewart Howe
Mr. Howe
Epping
Sussex
England
Imperiale
Dardanelles
Egypt
Frances
Belgium
Gland
Mowbray
Binarth
SPR
Sinter
Francis
Province wide action on slot machines planned
The province aims to remove all slot machines with a bill to be introduced in the legislature by Attorney General W. J. Major KC. The measure would empower law enforcement to curb illegal devices, as there is currently no specific slot machine law in the province and gambling prohibitions rely on the Criminal Code of Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martoba
W. J. Major
Major
Canada
Unity Church of Pentecost to Hold 2 PM Service
The Unity Church of Pentecost will conduct a regular service at 2 pm in the Oddfellows Hall on Sunday. The topic is Why should a World ly Church be the renault of a Churchy World with continued discussion on Church Government.
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Unity Church OF Pentecost
D.W
Oddfellows Hall
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Shallmoath
Mon McCrintle
Bill de la Mare
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B. Beto
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Br. Gordon Atekay
St. Patricks
Ise
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Kariah
No McKay
Roy Armatrong
Lely McAuley
Kor Dwyer
Harry Armstrong
Herb Lorimer
Predris
B. Bradey
Hi. Liste
Consolatan Novetor
Mettes
Merahield
Cammidge
Robin
Herb Adame
Sme
J. Litenborg
Mtr
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Mattoes
All Indies
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Piwave
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