Canadian Sniper Mene K Cope Returns from France
Private Mene K Cope, serving with the Canadian forces, is reported to have completed service in France with distinction and is expected to arrive home soon for reassignment or discharge.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 17, 1917
Page
4
Private Mene K Cope, serving with the Canadian forces, is reported to have completed service in France with distinction and is expected to arrive home soon for reassignment or discharge.
A bale of Red Cross goods from Winnipeg arrives and volunteers are asked to call at Mrs Godfrey H H Jackson's home to take any work. A centrepiece donated by Mrs Milton Setter is displayed at Gerrard & Garnet's store with tickets for an upcoming raffle. The June Red Cross tea is set for June 21 at AS Wallace's home. French reports claim 30 000 German captures since April 16 and 20 000 British captures, with German casualties since Arras estimated at 50 000.
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