Community notices and local events in Angusville report
Mrs. John Switzer remains in Winnipeg Hospital after a serious operation. Several residents travel to Winnipeg for medical care including Mrs. E. D. McTavish. Rev. David Owens delivers a large Sunday sermon. Local theft case results in suspended sentence for Roy Mushiminski and Mike Shyn daly. Mother's Day services planned with a strong attendance goal. Church anniversary services and a lecture are announced. Mr. John McKay attends his brother in law Craig’s funeral in Winnipeg. Rumors of a tennis club and summer recreation plans circulate. Mrs. Rosenstock Sr. leaves for Winnipeg after a year with her son. Wheat seeding done. oats season underway. Fire alarm briefly alarms town. municipal equipment moved for lack of snow. Leslie Thompson returns from Wesley College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Switzer
Winnipeg
Prank Angus
Norgate
Albertif
E. D. McTavish
David Owens
Roy Mushiminski
Mike Shyndaly
Staples
Sadie
Margaret An Kus
John McKay
Craig
Fdear Ferguson
John Young
Rosenstock Sr
Winnivege
Manship
Dave
Robt. Mulligan
Community Notes Reflect Small Town Life in Assiniboine District
Mrs Ady of Winnipeg visits Gavehner Mrs J H Armstrong Ida Douglas attends at Mc Grego Rev T B Pearson attends Mada Ene mail Franoisse Miss Praver visits Woodstock School Miss Mae Matheson back at Woodstock School Jean Gray weekends in town Fire risk near garden incident Assiniboine River levels low Northern Elevator closes for fall Mr Wilbur Thompson returns to Solsirth baby born to Mrs S Kowalchuck W E Swain hosts daughter Marjorie visit from Saskatoon Cartwrights move into village Fire at section house suspected arson postman E T Walker on two week vacation Comrade C Hodgkins clog dance and Harry Scales song entertain Unit plans fair attractions Minstrel troupe engagement Inglis May 15 beautification Shellmouth planting trees May 1% service at St Cuthbert s May 19 to 3 home nursing first aid course Women s Institutes invite attendance
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Ady
Winnipeg
Gavehner
J. H. Armstrong
Ida Douglas
Gene
T. B. Pearson
McGrego
Mada- Ene
Miss Praver
Mdew
Frank Clement
Potion Sunday School
Bond
Ina
Margaret Hunter
James
God
J. Kyle
Russell Road
Mae Matheson
Woodstock School
Jean Gray
W. Thompson
Assinaboine
Wilbur Thompson
Sols¢irth
S. Kowalchuck
General Hospital
W. E. Swain
Saskatoon
Marjorie
Titus of
Binscarth
Earl Glasman
Russell
E. T. Walker
Branton
C. Hodgkins
Tommy McMannus
Harry Scales
McClure
Dhp
Inglis
Shellmouth
St. Cuthbert’s Church
Williams
Royston
Community Update From Shellmouth Club Meeting
A Shellmouth meeting of the A. and N. V. group covered bean jar fringe counts and display in a local drug store. Officials Alf Herbert and Bert Allen were elected manager and treasurer as football and dramatic society events were announced alongside summer baseball tryouts and Anglican Mission duties.
Importation of Bees On Comb Prohibited in Canada
Canada bans import of bees on combs and used beekeeping supplies to curb American foul brood. Combless package bees require a disease-free declaration. The ministerial order, effective March 26 1924, aims to halt new outbreaks and aligns with Manitoba beekeepers' push for tighter controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Manitoba
Dominiorn
Ottawa
A. Grisdale
Women Missionary Society Meeting Reports and Upcoming Events
The Women's Missionary Society met in the church with good attendance. Mrs. Broadfoot reported on the recent W M S Convention at Portage la Prairie and Mrs. Stewart spoke on Miss Anderson's address. The U F W M will meet next Thursday at Mrs. Keating's home. Mother's Day service is planned for May 11 at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society
J. Whiteman
Dr. Whitemar
Winn
J. Crerarft
Winnipeg
Russell Tennis Club Plans Interclub Play and Open Tournament
The Russell Tennis Club held its annual meeting in C. W. Thoms office on Tuesday evening. Dr Shaw was named team captain as the club aims to boost inter club play this season and join the Manitoba Tennis Association. Membership fees are 5 for Gentlemen 3 for Ladies and 1 for Associate with only the latter lacking court use. A local tournament is set for May 24 with the annual test open to follow. Officers elected include A M Pratt president E Lucas vice president J S Warrington secretary treasurer and an executive committee of Dr Shaw Dr Bates Pr Graham Mrs J L McCauley Mrs Graham and Miss Ruby Setter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Tennis Club
C. W. Thoms
Shaw
Manitoba Tennis Association
A. M. Pratt
E. Lucas
J. S. Warrington
Bates
Pr. Graham
J. L. McCauley
Graham
Ruby Setter
Christ Church Notes Holy Communion and Classes Schedule
Next Sunday after Easter Holy Communion at 8 20 am Litany with address at 11 09 am Sunday school at 2 30 pm Junior Confirmation at 3 45 am Chora Evensong with address at 7 30 pm Choir to sing Rejoice in the Lord Adult Confirmation class at the Rectory Friday at 7 59 pm
Rossburn and Russell Fair Notes and Local Happenings
Palmolive soap is used and fairs at Rossburn on July 31 and Russell on July 2 and 23. Seeding progress is good, tree planting advised, and a ball club reorganization mentioned. Local visits, church notices, and community events fill the page with social updates and seasonal plans.
Third Annual Coast Tour by Special Train from Winnipeg
A special train tour leaves Winnipeg on July 2 with sleeping cars dining car and radio observation car. Stops at points of interest through the Canadian Rockies Jasper National Park and the Pacific Coast. The party sails from Prince Rupert July 7 on a Canadian National Pacific Coast steamship for a Inside Passage cruise to Vancouver with Victoria return option at no extra cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Rockies
Jasper National Park
Pacific Coast
Winnipeg
Prince Rupert
Canadian National Pacific Coast Service
Passage
Vancouver
Victoria
Canadian National Railways
Wretched Business of Munsey Newspapers
The text recounts Frank Munsey’s expansion to seventeen papers between 1890 and 1924 in New York Boston Washington Philadelphia and Baltimore. Rising newsprint costs and labor union demands have driven up journalistic costs since 1914, making printing of newspapers a rich man’s game and leaving few papers profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Munsey
New York
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Munsey
Hee
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Angusville
Leslie Thompson
Wesley College
Millwood
Veterans
Russell Wen
Dore
the Dramatic Society
Civil Service
Adolph Lowenberger
England
St. John’s College
NTO
Silverton
Ie Silks
the Palmolive Company OF Canada, Limited
Toronto
Christ Church
Rossburn
Russell Fair
N. R. Park
H. Park
Fargo
N. D
Walter Clarin
Minnedosa
Allen Wilson Hay Gillespie
Eversharps
Park
Athlet
W. J Doig
M. Clee
Jas. McCauley
W. H. Breton
S'lverton
Pure Oil Co
Pennsylvania Oils and Grease
L. C Boulton
Women's Institute Library
Birtle
PP Toc Ae
Mera
Varias
Lo.c.f
Aves
Anetreia
Australia
F. C. Middleton
W. Rubennik
Phert Blateford
Viece
F. C. Midleton
Union Church
R. A. Torrey
Winpiper
Owilg
Dr. Torrey
Manitoba Government Telephones
CKG
Broadcas
Torrey
Winciree
Grain Growers’ Co
Manitoba Wheat Pool
Vunion Laur
W.M.S
Minniska
Patterson
Newdale
Smeliie
Presbyterian
W. M
Portage
K. Millar
Jas. Calvert
Mesdames Park
Thom
Lucas
Winnie Ricev
Thelma Middleton
Manse
Sine Cerug
W. Hembroff
Dr. Graham
Miss Hutchison
Mary
Martha
K. Maher
Muriel Cl
Imli
Ian Cat
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