Community notes from Angusville and area
Local items report health updates from Winnipeg hospitals. Mrs. McRostia and Miss McRostia return home with family visits. Bishopcare events include church services June 1 with two ministers, a supper and lecture by Rev E F Church on Ford car. Community plans include Mothers and Daughters banquet May 23 and a Strawberry Festival on June ith. Nearby residents purchase heavy equipment, seek soft water, open a butcher shop, and urge Sunday School attendance. Seeding progresses with rains needed. farmers report good seed and alfalfa shipments from Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Switzer
Winnigeg
Switzer
Wisoniper
McRostia
Pert
Mruseeil
David Ness
KE. D. ticTaviwn
Winnipeg
Birs
Sisples
Frank Shepherd
J. Dee
Russell
F. C. Middleton
Ferguson's
Australia
Mayhew
Foxwarren
W. B. McMurray
Rusv.Hl
Nixon
Rossburn Union Church
Hunter
Binecarth
E. F. Church
Port Rouge
Norman Braendle
Binscarth
H. Staples
J. E. Padget
Alabama
Willow Lodge
Silver Creek
Acciduteus
W.M.5
W. Shepherd
Mothers Day Service and Mission Band Meeting Notes
Mothers Day service held at the church with fair attendance and participation by children. Rev J Horn delivered the address. Mr Br Whiteman served as reader. Silverton Wheaton Mission Band met Friday. Mrs Horn led a paper discussion and a quilting bee is planned for March 4 with lunch and games to raise funds. Visitors from Shellmouth noted. local work details include Northern Elevator Co. assignments and seed ing completed at the Binscarth farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Whiteman
J. Horn
Silverton Wheaton Mission Band
Horn
Mission Band
R. Young
A. McKinnon
Shellmouth
W. Broadfoot
Northnern Elevator Co
Glenella
W. E. Hargreaves
Winnipes
J. Johnson
Binscarth
Russell Agricultural Society Fair Set for July Dates
Directors push for a thorough fair on July 22 and 23 to showcase agricultural work and attract crowds. The A. N. V. cooperates, prize lists are available on request, with a correction: Class 16 Section 91 end prize to read $5 instead of $10.
Public Works and Staffing Actions From Sheli Mouth Council
Minutes show last meeting adopted. Neill McFadyen named weed inspector at 125 dollars monthly for four months starting June 15. Council to seek estimates for grading Beautiful Lake area and identify 1 1/2 miles of state grade. Clerk authorized to accept tires list. Heat officer Buie resigns. Dr Staythe of Inglis to act rest of year. Appropriation of 75 dollars per ward. wages per last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neill McFadyen
Connecti
S.E
Buie
Staythe
Inglis
Sam
By-law Submission Set for Inglis School District Vote
Petition of Amputati endorsed by the Great War Association. By-law No. 3 authorizes submission to ratepayers for a June 28 vote. Usual indemnities paid. Geo. Hunt secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of the Great War
Inglis
Geo. Hunt
Taxis and Trail Ranger boys prep for Birtle meet
Athletic meet at Birtle on Saturday features running, jumping, shot put and a baseball team for both Trail Ranger and Taxis. Gimili Fresh Air Fund near $59.09 funds eight Winnipeg children for an eight day lakeside holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trail Ranger
Birtle
Taxis
Winnipeg
C. D. Morris
India
Houck
Smeliie
Methodist Church
Isabela
Minnedosa
The
Russell Golf Club Strike Competition Announced
Russell Golf Club holds a strike competition for members on Saturday 24th at 9 30 on the course. Entries must reach Secretary by Friday night. Cc P Coulter Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. P. Coulter
Sec’y
Rogation Sunday Services at Christ Church
Christ Church notes outline Rogation Sunday events with Holy Communion at 9:30, Morning Prayer at 11:00, Children's baptism at 3:00, Junior Confirmation at 1:15, and Evensong at 7:00. Adult confirmation moved to 7:30. Rotation Days 26–28 feature general intercession and litany at 6:00 p.m. Ascension Day May 29 offers corporate Communion for Women’s Auxiliary at 10:30 a.m. Full attendance hoped for May 30 at 5:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Auxiliary
Devotional Service for Confirmation Candidates
A devotional service of spiritual preparation for the confirmation candidates will be held with all candidates present. Friends and relatives are asked to attend. A special W A meeting is set for Mrs Cartwrights on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A
Cartwright
Glimpse of Hughie McFadyen in town and local events
Residents recall Hughie McFadyen's surprise visit to his parents last Sunday. In Shellmount Larry Langford oversaw the Creamery machinery sale to Smellie Bros. last year, a loss to the town. The village hall hosted a May 15 Mother and Daughter banquet with about 40 guests and several ladies adopted by hosts. Local dignitaries included Rev. Selkirk, H. P. Williams, and Brownridge, with toasts and a closing musical number. The W I prepares a five day nursing and first aid demonstration by Nurse Skinner of Winnipeg starting Tuesday. The Dramatic Society staged Civic Service at McNutt and Langenburg, and the S&S Society has about 190 toward the Rink Electric light plant, with plans May 24 to Roblin for more performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughie McFadyen
Larry Langford
Shellmount
Smellie Bros
Russell
Selkirk
H. P. Williams
Anglican Church
Brownridge
Union Sunday School
Euests
CG. L T
Hilbert
Skinner
Winnipeg
Dramatic Society
Laura
Mc Nutt
Langenburg
S&sciety
Rink
Roblin
Silver Creek Council Minutes May 10 1924
The Silver Creek council met at Silverton on May 10 1924. It approved April minutes and confirmed W J Chittick as Weed Inspector for 1924. It authorized attendance at an inspectors conference and granted cemetery improvements funds. It discussed inter Municipal roads between Birtle and Silver Creek, set 1924 tax sale for October 31 and adjourned to meet June 7 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverton
Howe
Dunn
W. J. Chittick
Nield—Broadfoot
Hal
Silver Creel
Seeburn
Minniska
Royston W I Set May Meeting and District Delegate
The Royston Women's Institute will hold a regular meeting on Tuesday May 7 at Mrs J Most home. Forty one members are asked to attend as a delegate will be chosen to attend the district convention at Russell on Wednesday May 2?th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royston W. I
Mrs Doig Expresses Gratitude For Kindness After Bereavement
Mrs Doig thanks friends for the kindness and sympathy shown during her recent bereavement.
What Happened to Jones and Local Events
Local notes from Russell and area detail the Rossburn Fair on July 31 and Russell Fair dates July 22 and 28. Public holidays May 24 and May 21 are noted with business closures. A variety of ads mention Park’s specials on Amida watches, millinery openings, and savings on silverware. Community notices cover church events, Oddfellows and Rebekahs services, and civic updates on weather, roads, and the power plant financing with a $7,500 by debentures plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Rossburn Fair
Russell Fair
Park
J. C. L. Langford
N. R. Park
John Davidson
Winnipeg
Donald McGregor
McGilvray
Guelph Ont
W. J. Doig
McRostie
Gladys Custance
Russell Telephone Exchange
Gilbert Pleins Exchange
Whitmore
F. T. Storey
Ford Co
J. Hughes
Ninette Man
S. F. Hughes
T. A. Crerar
Clandeboye
Man
Peter Crerar
Crystal Rebekah Todge No
Rebekahs
Oddfellows Hall
Union Church
Agnes McPhail
J. A. Glen
C. P. Coulter
Sec
Fea
Colt
Woman's Institute
Uunion Church
Bus’ness
Isaiah
F. C. Middleton
Russell Lodge of Oddfellows
Oddcfellows
Bro
L. ¥. Smith
Inglis Hall
Laurie
Veterans Notes on Inglis Minstrel Troupe Show
The C B Minstrel Troupe staged a concert in Inglis on Monday night with performers who courageously transformed their faces into Start On Shoe polish advertisements. A future repeat in Russia is anticipated and readers are urged to watch for announcements and not to miss the bean contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B
Inglis
Russell
Local visitors and church events mark town week
Dr C D McGilvray spent days in town before returning East on Monday. Winnipeg visitors Miss Margaret Mann and Miss Marjorie Turnbull stay with Mrs Me. The 1.0 C F service at the church drew a large crowd. May 25th anniversary services were announced for Russell L C E. Mothers Day observances included a Union Church programme. Various townsfolk, including Miss Cora Sinclair and Norman Turnbull, were noted for weekend visits and travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. MccGilvray
Margaret Mann
Marjorie Turnbull
Winnipeg
C.F
Ruse
Wester
C. Middigion
Russell
Russel L
Bond
W. Turnbull
Cora Sinclair
Shoal Lake
A Sinclair
Norman Turnbull
William Scarth
W. Landry
Minnedosa
Manse
Margaret Gould
S. Arbuckle
S. Norman
Regina
Flossie Case
George R., Case
James Anderson
St. Cuthbert's Church Parish Notes
Sunday services listed with multiple times for morning and evening prayers. Ascension Day events include sermon by Rev Partington at Shellmouth and an annual general meeting after service. Confirmation classes start May 30 with separate sessions at Eadcliffe and Dropmore. Holy Communion planned for Trinity Sunday June 15 with Rev Partington as celebrant. Boys Club meets Saturday at 2.20 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radcliffe
Shellmouth i
Partington
Eadcliffe
Dropmore
St. Cuthbert’s Boys Club
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Muriel Ciee
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