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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 28, 1942

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Russell community notes through eight decades of local events

The May 20 1907 issue notes flag day at Russell school and draws in baseball and football against Birtle and Shoal Lake. E M Williams named secretary treasurer at 50 dollars. Subsequent years recount floods mill loss Presbytery meetings mail routes tennis wins pastor intakes election officers women’s institute leaders and local group formations.

Russell Birtle Shoal Lake E. M Williams Harvey McLennan Fred Clement Lennard Boulton School Wilson Binsearth Dr. Swallow Miss Stocker Foxwarren Lucas Dstrict Women’s Institute F. Storey A. Gerrand J. K. Hay

Public Notice for 1942 Russell Electors Roll Revision

The Court of Revision for the 1942 Electors Roll of the Rural Municipality of Russell will meet June 16 1942 at 1 30 PM in the RM Russell office Main Street Russell Manitoba. The list is open for inspection at the Municipal Office and will remain hung until revision day. George A Allen acting secretary treasurer Russell.

Russell Main Street Manitoba Geo. A. Allen

Proceeds From Russell Paper Drive Total $69.20

Secretary H R Dicketts of the Russell War Charities Board Fund received a cheque for $69.20 from Winnipeg Paper Co for a carload of mixed paper. The shipment weighed 1 34 600 lbs at $4 per ton, part of a salvage drive in Russell aiding the war effort during the April tenth contest. Kids who participated helped start the salvage rolling and benefit Russell's war effort.

H. R. Dicketts Russell War Charities Board Fund Winnipeg Paper Co Paper Russell WAC Elks

Sister of N H P Houck Dies at Ingleside

Mrs. Eliza Cooke died May 20 at her daughter Mrs. Frank Reeves home in Ingleside. Born January 31, 1864 in Perth County Ontario she lived in Hamiota area before moving to Ingleside Sask. Funeral held Friday at Spy Hill cemetery with six grandsons as pallbearers. She leaves three daughters, three brothers and five sisters and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Eliza Cooke Frank Reeves Ingleside Perth County Ontario Hamota Sask Spy Hill F. Reeves J. Roulston A. Vicroy Des Moines USA S. Ankerman Outlook J. Dunsnore St. Pauls Ont A. Milne St. Mary's E. Doran Isabella Man M. Chappell Saskatoon P. F. Houck F. W. Houck Hamiota H. P. Houck Russell

Scrap Metal Survey By Elevator Agents Plan for War Production

Government and elevator companies coordinate to collect scrap iron and steel from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta for war production. Elevator agents act as scrap agents at stations and request farmers report tonnage of scrap located on their farms, detailing pieces under and over 200 pounds and numbers of scrap engines or tractors. The government will arrange breaking down large pieces if needed and urges prompt reporting.

Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta

Red Cross Drive Sees $1000 First Payment Promised

Local officials report strong donations with another $1000 expected before drive ends. Russell War Charities Board earmarks yearly collections for the Red Cross and serves as its collection agency. Manitoba’s $600,000 quota nears $400,000 as rural returns flow in. Donald Gordon announces tea and coffee rationing and sugar cuts under new wartime rules. Prosecutions promised for noncompliance. ads detail regulations.

Russell War Charities Board Red Cross Women's Auxiliary Corps Manitoba Donald Gordon Prices and Trade Board

Blunt Toews Wedding at St Stephen's Winnipeg

A quiet May 12 wedding at St Stephen's Broad way church Winnipeg joined Johannah Toews second daughter of Mr and Mrs J G Toews to Roderick Blunt son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Blunt Clanwilliam Man Rev H A Frame officiated The bride wore a powder blue crepe frock with matching accessories and Queen Elizabeth roses After a short honeymoon the newlyweds plan to reside in Winnipeg.

Blunt-Toews St. Stephen's Broadway Church Winnipeg Johannah J. G. Toews Roderick Blunt Alfred Blunt Clanwilliam Man H. A. Frame Blunt

May Meeting of Silverton WMS Held at the Church

The May meeting of the WMS convened May 6 in the church with presiding president. Mrs. Coulter read scripture and Mrs. Young led prayer. Delegates to the presbyterial at Minniota were named and members mourned the loss of Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Young. Guest speaker Mrs. McNeill of Russell addressed the CGET girls on temperance and self restraint.

Millwood Assiniboine Portage la Prairie Russell High Bluff Arden Neepawa Mintenedosa Marney Binscarth Hamiota Arrow River Silverton Minniska Asessippi WMS M. Coulter Young W.C. Anderson W. Broadfoot Minniota Robertson Stewart C.g.lt

Government veterinary checks stallions under enrolment act

Dr. H. E. Houck provincial veterinary officer visited the district last week to inspect stallions for the Stallion Enrolment Board. Under the Animal Husbandry Act all stallions standing or traveling for service must be enrolled with the board.

H. E. Houck Animal Husbandry Act

Prompt action requested for immediate elevator repair

A terse alert demands swift communication to secure immediate maintenance on a malfunctioning elevator. The message stresses prompt completion and warns that delays could cause downtime or safety concerns.

Russell rink clears 236 profit donated to Red Cross

Operation of the Russell rink last winter shows a net profit of 236.15 dollars, donated to the Russell Red Cross. A breakdown of receipts and expenditures is given, and the committee thanks the many farmers who donated wood during the season.

Russell Russell Red Cross Red Cross

New Film Series From National Film Board For Civil Defense

The National Film Board with government departments plans film releases on Civilian Defense including Women’s work and Air Raid Precautions. Additional programmes will follow detailing local solutions to total war across the continent. A new agreement extends the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan through March 31 1945.

National Film Board Canada

Russell Starts Scrap Metal Drive for War Materials

Russell residents gathered scrap last week to ship about 6 000 pounds on a CNR flat car bound for Winnipeg. The haul included metal from Doig hardware Gillespie Clement Robertson Brothers Fenton Smellie Bros the old power house and the school. The committee praised Dragoons and volunteers and plans an honor roll for contributors with weights listed in forthcoming columns.

Russell Hitler CNR Winnipeg Doig's Hardware H. Gillespie F. Clement Robertson Brothers

YRDO Plans New 68 000 Volt Power Line Construction

Manitoba Power Commission will build a 68 000 volt wood pole line from Oakville to Neepawa to meet rising rural demand and support airfields and training centers. The project, costing about 234000 dollars, will not serve towns directly but will improve voltage and service continuity for Brandon and western Manitoba.

Manitoba Power Commission Oakville Neepawa Manitoba Brandon Winnipeg Commission Portage la Prairie Portage Fort Garry Elm Creek Dominion City Boissevain Morden Rathwell Manitou

Good Program Planned for Brandon Exhibition

Brandon Summer Fair opens for five days from June 2 to July 3, continuing despite wartime. Provincial Exhibition promises a magnificent Manitoba summer event with a strong program, honoring On-to-Victory as the motto and showcasing talent, attractions, and exhibits that rival peacetime facilities.

Brandon Manitoba al Notto

Quiet Day in Russell as Victoria Day Passes Peacefully

The Stauth Column notes a quiet Victoria Day with minimal activity and limited sounds across Russell. Rationing updates list coffee and tea as new items and sugar cut to one pound per person weekly.

Donald Worden

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