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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 01, 1941
Page
4
The May Hospital Aid schedules a meeting for May 6 in the hospital board room and invites all ladies to attend. A separate report notes a policy that Jews and refugees are barred from returning to homes in occupied France and the occupied zone.
Lulu Agnes Madill daughter of Earnest and Mrs Madill of Russell Manitoba married Oliver James Calvert youngest son of J H Calvert of Spy Hill Saskatchewan at the Manse 54 Mary Street Barrie Ontario April 19. The bride wore soldier blue crepe with navy accessories and carnations. They were attended by Mrs G E Anderson and Dr Pete McKinnon. They will reside in Barrie for the time being. Buy War Savings Certificates regularly.
Mrs E McMurchy spent the weekend with friends in Winnipeg. Miss Mary Mink of Winnipeg and Murray Mink of Toronto arrived home last week. Mr and Mrs George Ross of Winnipeg visit the Kippan and DeWolfe households. Clarence Christie of Dauphin spent the weekend with George Bicknell Jr. J Walker returned from holidays at Port Arthur. Bert Hayes of Yorkton takes a head mechanic post at Robertson Brothers garage. N E Malinsky came back from a Pacific Coast holiday. Mrs Joe Rutar and son Gordon enjoy a short holiday with the Thompsons at Binsearth. J R Racine asks a Russell War Savings meeting for canvassers Friday May 2 at 8 pm. Ted Langford and Walter Rubeniuk attended a butter makers convention at Dauphin with Mrs Langford and Mrs Rubeniuk. Jim Kippan returns from Winnipeg after completing an engineering course. leaves Friday for Camp Shilo for two weeks training. Eye patients urged to see optometrist F W Dudley in Russell May 7 evening and May 8 all day. Mrs L McIntosh has word that her son Sgt J Gerald McIntosh RCA was
Classified lines show a 1929 Chevrolet Coach for sale by T Mansell at Doig's Hardware Russell. Furniture and household articles listed with items like dinette suite range electric washer. Lost wallet in Russell or between town and Londonderry school with large sum. reward $10.RCMP asked to return wallet. Town of Russell council sets June 12 1941 as revision hearing for electors roll.
Mr. C. Seebach and family thank friends neighbors the Sisters and nurses of Sacred Heart hospital and Dr Brownlee for kindness and sympathy and for the floral tributes during their bereavement.
R. C. Smellie appointed district chairman for the 1941 Victory War Loan and in Winnipeg this week for a planning meeting. He is accompanied by Mrs. Smellie and will return Saturday with Mrs. A. G. P. Smellie from Toronto for a month in the city.
The letter thanks supporters especially the youth for backing the UCP and emphasizes cooperation, equal sacrifice, and service. It laments a missed chance for a cooperative nonpartisan candidate but urges perseverance toward better government and social conditions with praise for poll committees and scrutineers. Signed Hedrick J. Peddie.
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