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Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 13, 1943

Page

3

Neighborhood Happenings and Local News Briefs

Claire Mackie left for Winnipeg to enlist with the RCAF and begin basic training at Brandon. Melvin Litzenberg has enlisted with the RCA and is on short leave at home. Mrs. Herb Liske returned from Winnipeg after medical treatment. Mrs. Herb Lorimer and her infant Dale returned from Sacred Heart hospital. Funeral held for Garheart Nernberg, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Nernberg, at Preefield church with sympathy extended. Mackies moving to 44 Burnell St with a welcome table lamp gift. Lena Kendal wedding witnessed west of Shellmouth. attendees included Mrs Mench and family. Egg grading station opened at Adam Cipryk store with Ethel Manning and Beatrice Dunn in charge. Mother’s Day service well attended. Rev. J. Nixon officiated. choir provided music. Eric McKay of the RCA at Camp Shilo visited his mother at Ride A Wee.

Claire Mackie Winnipeg RCAF Brandon Melvin Litzenberg RCA Herb. Liske Herb Lorimer Dale Sacred Heart Hospital Garheart Nernberg Gus Nernberg Preefield Ethel Manning Beatrice Dunn J. Nixon Eric McKay Camp Shilo Ave McKay

Silverton and area notes from a busy week

Silverton residents welcomed Charlie Keating home from Winnipeg ending his university term and restoring health in his neat service uniform. Miss Neilie Brook visited Lavinia friends. The community mourned Mrs. Anderson at her son's home, with relatives traveling from Selkirk Portage la Prairie and Dauphin. Other items include illnesses, hospitalizations, a local wedding Donnie Hyra and Stanley Mushumanski, and visits/visits to Yorkton Raymore Moose Jaw and Winnipeg. Achievement Day for sewing and cooking clubs at Angusville hall drew a good crowd. Scotty Ferguson visits from away while Dawson and Lila prepared to depart Benito Manitoba.

Charlie Keating Winnipeg Neilie Brook Lavinia Robert Anderson Nellie Selkirk Bert Mere Anderson Portage la Prairie H. Hughes Clear Lake C. McLaren Meryle v Kenneth Dauphin Gordon Keating Grandview Kathleen Cochrane Hamiot Wm. Cook Watt Cochrane J. Crowe Donnie Hyra Charlie Hyra Stanley Mushumanski John Mushumanski Wm. Kennedy J. McFadyen Yorkton McKean Raymore Wm. McKay L. Bates Pearl Grainger Moose Jaw Patsy A. Downy Agnes Zink Olive Nield Civil Service W. H. Davis Barry Sgo Angusville Hall Scotty” Ferguson Dawson Lila

Easter Holiday Social and School Staff Notes

Anausville native Master Wayne Bates left Monday for Flin Flon to visit his grandmother. The United church choir, after practice Friday, was invited to Mrs A Schaan’s home for a social hour with refreshments. School resumes with teachers Miss Teresa Maloney Winnipeg Miss Jean Campbell Portage la Prairie Miss Olive Nield and Bill Lechowicz Angusville. Miss Pauline Maz returned to Winnipeg to attend Normal college. She was with Dorothy and Ena Ferguson who spent Easter with grandparents Mr and Mrs CE Ferguson. Miss Ruth Broadfoot spent the next line continues.

Wayne Bates Mondag Flin Flon United Church Choir A. Schaan Teresa Maloney Winnipeg Jean Campbell Portage la Prairie Olive Nield Bill Lechowicz Angusville Pauline Maz Little Dorothy Ena Ferguson CE. Ferguson Ruth Broadfoot

Minniska WMS Meeting Notes May 4 Proceeds and News

The Minniska Woman’s Missionary Society met at Mrs. George McLeod’s home on May 4 with eight members and four visitors. Mrs. T Dunn reported on a Winnipeg conference. Members reminded to bring money for War Savings Certificates. Marie Liske returned home from Watt Dunn visit. Sympathy extended to the Anderson family of Silverton on Grandma Anderson’s death. Mother’s Day service drew a good crowd. Mrs. George McLeod visited Mrs. Russ Coulter. Joe Shipp of the RCAF is on spring leave with his father in Cracknell. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Mushumanski (nee Donelda Mara) on their May 9 marriage. Jean McLennan has joined the navy. best wishes accompany her.

WMS George McLeod T. Dunn Winnipeg Marie Liske Watt Dunn Anderson Silverton Grandma Robert Anderson Russ. Coulter Joe Shipp RCAF Jos. Shipp Cracknell S. Mushumanski Donelda Mara Jean McLennan Navy

Craigie Wm Valley Reports to Duty at Fort Osborne

Red Cross group met at Mrs. C Casitar home May 4 with eleven members. Members handed in 4 knitting articles 17 sewing items and 1 quilt. Mite box held 2.51 including 0.75 in fat. Next meeting set for Mrs. Dave McKinnon’s home on Tuesday June 1.

Wm. Valley Fort Osborne Barracks Red Cross C. Casitar Dave McKinnon

Endcliffe Rev J E McNeill conducts Mother's Day service

Endcliffe Rev J E McNeill conducted church services here on Mother's Day and will hold another service May 23 at 3 p.m. Everyone is invited. Mrs M Laycock is a patient in Sacred Heart hospital and her friends wish her a speedy recovery. Miss Ella Johnson of Marchwell visited relatives last week. Miss Elsie Prederick of Biggar Sask is visiting at the Liske home. Miss Doreen Schwalm of Winnipeg visited her relatives. Mr and Mrs George Friskin of Winnipes are visiting. Mel McCann of Birtle is visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs J Peddie have taken over the post office and store here. Due to Mr Woodard’s ill health the family will visit sons at Assiniboia Sask and Lethbridge Alta. Miss Margaret Jackson of Russell was a guest at the Gelb home. Intended for last week the Hugues left Endcliffe to live in Angusville district. Dale Von Hagen spent Easter holidays with Rod. The Junior Red Cross held a very successful dance last Friday.

J. E. McNeill McNeill M. Laycock Sacred Heart Hospital Ella Johnson Marchwell Everlyn Edna Liske Elsie Prederick Biggar Sask Woodard Assiniboia Lethbridge Alta Margaret Jackson Russell G. Gelb Hughes Eadcliffe Angusvillee Dale von Hagen Rod Red Cross

Visit of Hector Walker to Halifax Father

HerrowBy Gmr Hector Walker of the RCA at Halifax spent a few days visiting with his father Robt Walker.

Gmr Hector Walker Rc.a Halifax Robt. Walker

Local Notes: Families Return for Furlough and Relocation

Pte. Dan Davies of the R.C.A. at Petawawa spent his furlough at his parents home, Mr. and Mrs. D. Davies. Mr. and Mrs. A. Gawryluk and family from Inglis have taken up residence here, with Mr. Gawryluk employed on the CPR.

Dan Davies R.C.A Petawawa D. Davies A. Gawryluk Inglis Mr. Gawryluk CPR

Crosby Bligh Visits Winnipeg Father Before Alaska Highway Work

Crosby Emerson Bligh of Winnipeg visited his father H. K. Bligh last week before heading north to work on the new Alaska highway. The cold wet weather delays spring farm work. Gracefield spent time with her parents, recovering from an acute cold.

Emerson Bligh Winnipeg H. K. Bligh North Alaska Law Gracefield

Local Notes On Furloughs And Army Call Ups In District

Pte Dan Mears spent his furlough at home in the district while Pte Dan Pawluk, stationed in British Columbia, was also mentioned. Miss Kate Simanuik returned from Winnipeg after wintering there. Charlie Kember has been called to the army and Bill Derlag is seriously ill, having left for Winnipeg for medical examination. The snow and rain have delayed seeding operations to a great extent.

Dan Pawluk Kate Simanuik Winnipeg Charlie Kember Bill Derlag

Visit Ends At Hamiltons As Rutherfords Stay Nearby

Vista residents Mr. and Mrs. R Rutherford of Russell spent a few days last week at Mr. and Mrs. H Hamilton's home. The WMS and Ladies Aid met at Mrs. M D Hamilton's home last Wednesday with the National Anthem, prayer, and a Missionary Monthly program. Mrs. W recorded minutes and roll call, Mrs. Miller sang a solo, and Mrs. McIntyre presented a paper on leaflets from recent months. The supply quilt work shortened the meeting to finish the quilt.

Local Ladies Aid Meeting Closes With Mizpah Doxology

The Ladies' Aid held a meeting with a hymn and prayer. The secretary reported $28 clear for the funds. Next meeting set at Mrs. W. J. Hamilton's home. Visitors welcome. Dan Hamilton home on 48 hour leave from His Majesty's forces. Melvin Stitt of Rossburn visited W. Stitt family while mother recovers in hospital. Wishing her a speedy recovery.

W. J. Hamilton Dan Hamilton Melvin Stitt Rossburn

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