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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 25, 1951
Page
4
Mr and Mrs M Lopushinski announce the engagement of their second daughter Stella to Kenneth Nickel youngest son of Mrs J H Denny The wedding is set for St Matthew s Anglican Church Binscarth on Saturday Oct 27 at 3 00 p m
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Madill welcome a son named Donald Haroll born Friday October 19 at Shoal Lake hospital.
Knox United Church announces a Reform Sunday service at 11 am on October 28 with a 12 noon Senior Sunday school and an 8 pm Young People’s Union meeting. A 7 pm talk on John Knox’s Reforma tion and a 3 pm WMS Thankoffering meet on Oct 25 are for ladies. A Birtle Presbyterial Rally will be at Knox Church Russell on Oct 29 at 2 pm with Mrs Nelson attending.
Rev H Praeter pastor announces weekend services on Saturday October 27 at 2 p m and Sunday October 28 at 10 30 a m divine service in English with a second sermon in German Sunday School at 11 50 a m The Ukrainian Lutheran Hour airs Sundays 7 45 to 8 00 a m over CKY Winnipeg 580 Visitors are welcome and the message proclaims We preach Christ and Him crucified.
Winnipeg visitors include Mr and Mrs Larry Langford and Mr and Mrs Bruce Davidson. Mr Ray Davidson takes a new job at Demain Saskatchewan and plans to move soon. Volunteers urged to help finish the new rink before winter. United Church communion planned for Sunday November 4. Mrs N Morison in Langenburg hospital. Mrs P Chesnick and Terry Davidson briefly in Saskatoon. Mrs Mitchell left for Winnipeg for a few days.
The Angusville column records the WMS Thankoffering meeting held October 19 with Mrs. J. Bell presiding, plus reports from Mrs. Cowan and Mrs. Bell. It notes card sales, an apron sale planned for November 28, and a clothing bale sent to overseas relief, totaling 89 pounds 7 ounces. Also mentioned are alumni Cliff Blight’s math studies, local hospital recovery news, Brandon business trips, and a forthcoming Fowl Supper at the United Church Ukrainian hall on November 6.
William Jasper Strong, longtime resident of the Rossburn district, died at St Boniface hospital on Tuesday October 9. Funeral at the Rossburn United Church conducted by Rev W B Eaton, burial in Rossburn cemetery. Strong was born in the area and active in the community.
Pastor Rev. R G Ledo leads services on Sunday October 28 with Holy Communion in German and English at 10:30 a.m. A religious school session is planned for Saturday October 27 at 10:00 a.m. at Freefield followed by an afternoon service.
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