Community Notes From Angusville and Foxwarren
Vaudeville show Saturday night under M Siwak of International Harvester Co drew good crowds. Churchgoers report on LOBA service at Foxwarren. sympathy extends to Watt Cochrane family. United Church Women’s Missionary Society apron sale planned for November 22. Mrs Cald well to lead November meeting. guest speaker Mrs Harland spoke on Christian Education. Congratulations to Allen Siwak on birth of son October 16 at Sacred Heart hospital. Fowl Supper set October 30 in Ukrainian hall hosted by United Church Ladies’ Aid.
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M. Siwak
International Harvester Co
Hyland Caldwell
Wm. Rinn
Loba
Foxwarren
Watt Cochrane
Women's Missionary Society of the United Church
WMS
United Church
J. W. Bell
Turnbull
Caldwell
Christ
Harland
Toronto
World Council of ‘Churches
Bridge Cracking on Assiniboine Prompts Alarm
Report from Crosby notes geese heading south signaling approaching winter while the Assiniboine bridge deteriorates. A large section of the bank has vanished, the central span tilts toward the south, and the ice break on that side plus a missing north pier worsen the structure. Heavy hauling continues amid concern over action and repairs. An attempt to thresh again followed a week of wet weather. Alfred Polding left for Winnipeg.
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Assiniboine
Alfred Polding
Winni
Delegates Attend Whest Pool Convention from Millwood
The report notes a Millwood delegate attending the Whest Pool Convention on Sunday. It mentions Tom Robinson hospitalized in Russell with best wishes for recovery. Mrs. A W Polding visited Binscarth for a few days this week as guest of her sister Mrs. E Schrot.
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Peg
Millwood
Tom Robinson
Russell
A. W. Polding
Binscarth
E. Schrot
Ray Peden
Winnipeg
M. D. Hamilton
Annual Vista Club Fair Highlights Recap
The Boys and Girls Club fair featured evenly divided prizes and the Cooking Club held an Achievement Day alongside the event. Mildred Chegus won a Winnipeg trip for the top score in girls 15 and over. Local residents attended institutes and meetings in Russell and Winnipeg, with several members traveling to Brandon and Winnipeg for events. Banner Want-Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rccording
Mildred Chegus
Winnipeg
Wm. Stitt
Art Chesney
Harvey Hamilton
Russell
R. J. Alexander
McColl-Frontenac
Trains Faster Than Expected Across Crossings
A Board of Transport Commissioners report for the year ended June 30 shows motor vehicles caused nearly a quarter of 443 railway crossing accidents. Vehicles from sedans to farm trucks and motorcycles struck the locomotive from up to five cars behind the engine as trains weather slower crossing judgments.
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Board of Transport Commissioners For Canada
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Bob McMurray
Banner Office
Beasttones
The
Banner
Russell, Man
Russell Bowling
F.W. Dudley
Optometrist
Main St
Harry L. Trump
Birtle
Man
Brandon
Reesor's Jewelery
Reesor's
Russell Studios
Preserve & Record
Angusville
Crosby
Rocket
Oldsmobile
Bearders Pient Me Rick
General Motors
F. Clement & Sons
Canada
Canadians
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