Empire Day Celebration At Russell School
Empire Day at the Agricultural Park saw large parent attendance and a CM.A. recruit presence including two High School boys Jack Smellie and Anthony Cope. The program included choruses, two addresses on the empire effort, and a farewell address with an honor list of former students now serving King and Empire. Recruits departed for Roblin amid cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cm.a
44Th Battalion
Jack Smeilie
Anthony Ceepe
Shemilt
Feir
Canada
Ted
Russell School
King and Empire
D. EF. Boulton
Geo. Smellie
Harry Cope
Dick Clee
Walter Charles
Edgar Charlies
Lionel Charles
Jack Smellie
Anthony Cope
Herbert Setter
Roblin
Certifying No Theft by A V Baker at Dropmore
A letter from J Moster defends A V Baker of Dropmore against oats theft rumors. It states the accusation is false and malicious, warning that legal action will follow if further scandal occurs and naming the initiators as known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Baker
Dropmore
J. Moster
Asessippi and Boulton Rifle Association Opening Shoot
The first shoot of the season was held on Monday May 24 with unfavorable weather but creditable scores. Top shooters included H Armstrong 85 and E Armstrong 85, F Richardson 81, A Smith 78, Burrows 76, Briggs 76, Clegg 75, Robin 73, Thompson 72, Gillis 71. Next shoot set for Saturday June 5. David Nixon thanks his Sunday school class for a Bible gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Armstrong
E. Armstrong
F. Richardson
A. Smith
B. Burrows
C. O. Briggs
R. Clegg
A. Robin
R. Thompson
H. Gillis
Miss Walker Dreessmaker Experienced Rooms at Smellie Bros
Miss Walker Dreessmaker is listed as experienced in arranging rooms at Smellie Bros Store. The note highlights her role in room setup and customer service within the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Dreessmaker
Smellie Bros
Foxwarren Wins Victoria Day Doubleheader In League
Foxwarren football and baseball teams won both Victoria Day fixtures in close games. Baseball afternoon 4 3 featured errors late deciding the outcome. Foxwarren pitchers Gunn and Russell Swindell battled, with Swindell slightly ahead until costly miscues. Russell to play Rossburn today. Evening football 2 1 featured strong wind hindering play. Foxwarren home players Madill Forsyth Sparrow Wishart Callin and guards faced tough conditions. Umpires Leavens and Turnbull refereed. FOR SALE Some young horses cows and pigs Jas Vinnel Russell m27p.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxwarren
Victoria
Swindell
Russell
Gunn
Laycock
Beard
Sunn
Lamb
King
Leckie
Leifer
Glassman
Maynes
Stanley
Callin
McIntyre
Wilson
L. Leavens
Rossburn
Madill
Bridges
Forsyth
Allen
Sparrow
Wishart
Adolph
Clee
Simms
Reg. Turnbull
Binscarth
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Thom Bros. Lumber and Implements
W. B. Amos & CO
Lawrence & Meeres
Theo. A. Burrows
Alan
Asessippi and Boulton Rifle Association
David Nixon
Newmans
Shellmouth
Paul Roberts
A. M. Stevenson
Queen’s Livery Stable
Rte
Mary McDonald
Man
R. Clee
Wm. Setter
Dover
Smellie Bros., Ltd
Jas
Vinnel, Russell
Miss Whitmore
Anderson
H. B. Garnett
W. Ledingham
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