Harrowey Service Next Sunday at Church
A church service is held next Sunday at 32pm with Holy Baptism administered to several children.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
1
A church service is held next Sunday at 32pm with Holy Baptism administered to several children.
A dispatch from Ottawa reports the closing of Stony Mochain penitentiary as part of reforms. The note mentions a merger of Maxwell and Chal mere motor companies and proposed gasoline rationing for economy.
The church lists 11 am Holy Communion and 7 pm Pure song and Sermon for the 14th Sunday after Trinity. Sunday School at 2:30 am. A church sale of work and tea is planned in the ICCF Hall on Saturday September 11.
All cadets not yet measured for a uniform and wishing to stay in the corps are asked to meet at Russell School tomorrow Friday at 3 p.m. Cadets issued two hazard belts not wishing to remain should return them to GB Sparrow tomorrow night. Next parade is Wednesday Sept 8 at 8 p.m. at Russell School with good attendance requested.
The piece asks whether education should train intellect, character, or body and argues that public opinion requires character development in students. It asserts that schools must produce honest, patriotic citizens and urges teachers and schools to support true citizenship and Canadian values.
Henry F. Tench prominent Winnipeg lawyer collapsed in four feet of water at Minaki and drowned on Friday. He resided near Millwood with his parents and had a large court practice. Survived by his wife three children his mother and Mrs Calvert and six brothers.
Dean a seasoned surveyor visits Silver Beach for weeks to subdivide remaining lots and plan a convalescent home on the point or south side. He touts the lake’s water from deep springs for rheumatic relief and forecasts a bright future as a premier holiday spot.
The clipping notes Baby Chitt'ck breaking an arm and mentions Percy Switzer to manage the Nat ional elevator this season. Also reported: fire in the Galacian settlement north of Ancusville burning hay, and Miss Donald leaving to work at the hospital in Edmon ton.
Mrs. Buster family spend holidays at Fish Lake. The Women’s Missionary Society schedules Harvest Home on September 15. Several local notices cover a doctor’s rest order, Mr. Breton on the tick list, travel to Winnipeg, cattle shipments from Wawanesa, and church activities.
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