The Banner nostalgia notes from the Queen’s Hotel and regional changes
A compilation of past events from The Banner lists: last Friday’s transfer of Queen's Hotel ownership to J. S. Barns of the Sider-Ocean Cafe in Winaieg. Saskatchewan and Alberta joining Confederation in a prior period. exhibits and rail ties in Russell with C.N.R. involvement. Red Cross Aeroplane issue to aid the war society with listed ladies. fresh doctor proposals in Angusville. radio sets in Russell facing interference. Hudson Bay Co. building project in Winnipeg. threshing and highway grading updates. 1895 Calary Social Credit election for Dr. Victor Wright and Girls Hospital Aid cup holders.
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Queen's Hotel
J. S. Barns
Winaieg
Northwest Territories
Saskatchewan
al- Serta
Russell
Hudson Bay Co
Winnipeg
Victor Wright
Social Credit
Calary
Victor
Wright
Anglican Church Service Listings Quiet Parish
Anglican church notice shows XV Sunday after Trinity on Sept 9 1945 with Christ Church 11 am morning prayer and Shellmouth 3 pm evening service details.
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Christ Church
Shellmouth
Russell Pentecostal Loof Hall Not Seen
A short church notice references Russell Pentecostal Loof Hall with a Biblical quote from Hebrews 11 1 about faith in things not seen. The fragment emphasizes religious wording and a hall name.
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Russell Pentecostal
Hall
Humboldt Westminster Church Wedding Glows With Candles
Rev F Blatchford Ball officiated as Annette Pearl Sands became the bride of Forrest Mann in Humboldt Manitoba. The ceremony featured cathedral candles and flowers with A H Sands giving the bride away. Attendants wore lace, pink georgette and peach sheer gowns, and the couple planned to live in Toronto after a Muskoka Lakes holiday. Out-of-town guests attended from Prince Albert, Alameda, Brandon, Winnipeg, Saskatoon and Lake Lenore.
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Humboldt
Westminster
F. Blatchford Ball
Gren
Fell
Annette Pearl
L. C. R. Batten
K.C
S. Priest
Dorothy Davis
Prince Albert
Vivienne Mann
Brandon
A. Thompson
D. J. Rose
Lyndale
Watrous
J. C. Wrixon
E. Leachman
D. Davis
A. H. Sands
Edna Shearer
Alameda
Ira Mann
Angusville
Man
Lorne Tyndale
Sandy
Winnipeg
Otto Johnston
Saskatoon
Emil Anderson
Lake Lenore
Dora Dibney Praises Canadian Aid to Britain and Postwar Plans
In Montreal Frank Morriss reports Dora Dibney editor of The Saskatchewan Farmer and Canadian Women’s Press Club president reflects on Britain’s gratitude for Canadian food aid since 1939. She notes desires to renew livestock shipments and broaden trade, with Canadian youths studying at British universities and a hopeful path for postwar recovery. UNRRA aid includes clothing, tools, seeds, and machinery. joint national effort feeds liberated nations as Canada, the US, the UK, New Zealand, and Australia lead supplies. Family allowance data show 1,237,754 families benefited in July with an average cheque of 14.18 dollars. Manitoba highest per child and Quebec lowest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Dibney
Montreal
Saskatchewan Farmer
Canadian Women's Press Club
Great Britain
Ministry of Information
Britain
Can-adan
Miss Dibney
Oxford
Cambridge
Aberdeen
Liverpool
Edinburgh
UNRRA
Canada
United States
United Kingdom
New Zealand
Australia
Brazil
Cuba
Uruguay
Department of National Health and Welfare
Manitoba
Quebec
Clean Sweep At Regina Show
R. G. Ledingham won the Grand Champion spike and Reserve Champion at the Regina show this week. He also took the Grand Aggregate with eighteen firsts, five seconds and seven thirds, and has earned prizes at Brandon Winnipeg and Yorkton shows as his gladiolus gardens reach peak for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Ledingham
Gladiolus Fender
Regina
Mr. Ledingham
Brandon
Winnipeg
Yorkton
Gladiolus
MacNutt Pioneer Robert Albright Dies in Russell Hospital
Robert James Albright 81, a MacNutt district pioneer, died August 26 at Lac Ed Heart hospital. Funeral at his MacNutt home with burial in Castle Avery cemetery. Born St. Andrews Quebec, he moved west to Portage la Prairie then homesteaded MacNutt in 1883. He married Jane Anderson in 1887. she died 1938. Survived by two sons Fred and Frank M and four daughters, 12 grandchildren.
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Robert James Albright
MacNutt
Laced Heart Hospital
MacNutt Rth
Castleavery
St. Andrews
Que
Albright
Portage la Prairie
Jane Anderson
Fred
Chilliwack
B.C
Frank M. Sidney
T. J
Mintyre
J. W. Weir
E. J. Watson
Brandon
J. H. Street
Arran
Sask
Local Notes Highlight Visits and Travels Across Manitoba
Local notes record J A Burgess holidaying in Winnipeg and Wewanesa. Sid Hyde hosts Min nedosa guests. Mrs J Warnick of Winnipeg visits W Shells. Cpl Robert Nickel arrives from Montreal to visit his mother Mrs J H Denny. Mrs W Clement returns from Winnipeg with grandson Jackie. Mrs N Guthrie of Toronto visits Silverton with S Corley. Sylvia Hoover resigns from Royal Bank. Betty Hasson from Winnipeg fills Hoover’s bank position. AB Stanley Davidson returns from Flinton on 42 day leave and will stay in town before returning to Winnipeg.
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Cpl
Robert Nickel
Montreal
J. H. Denny
Sylvia Hoover
The
Royal Bank
Melita
Betty Hasson
Winnipeg
Miss Hoover
Stanley Davidson
RCNVR
Flin Fton
Alf. Highfield
Inglis Community Notes Celebrate Editor Appointment
Congratulations to the Editor and Mrs E C Sanderson on a new assistant editor. J E Howes of Moosomin Sask visited H M Hansen. Numerous locals and visitors are noted with travel news and small events. A dance fundraiser raised 60 in door receipts and 16.85 from ice cream and donations. Finale mentions Lt Maurice Shnider and Miss Irene Taylor wedding in England on August 22.
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E. C. Sanderson
J. E. Howes
Moosomin, Sask
H. M. Hansen
B. Butcher
Winnipeg
Lois Richardson
Barbary
A. L. McKay
Margaret Gillies
Boulton School
LeRoy Winthers
Lulu Island
B.C
Jas. de LaMare
Watson Lake
J. Winthers
Blake and Son
Regina
Chilton
Rocanvile
R. Park
Doris Bryant
Dauphin School
Mavis Townsin
Winnipeg Peach
Overseas Hamper Fund
E. Wilson
Irene Lovas
Asesippi
Weiner
Christena
Marion
Robin
Henderson
Irene Adams
Tech Gang
Tere
Maurice Shnider
A. Shnider
Inglis
Irene Taylor
Winton
Bournemouth
England
Hap Oy
Canada
Seeing and Believing at Knox United Church
Russell minister delivers Seeing and Believing at 11 am and Two-Timing the Divine at 7 pm. Sunday school follows morning service. Young People's Union members urged to attend first fall meeting after evening service.
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Knox United Church
Russell
Man
E. McNeill
B.D
Young People’s Union
Sixth Column: War Time Oddities and Home Front Notes
Sixth Column reflects wartime life with a clock mischief at the post office, Red Cross activity by Russell women, and Meagher’s POW news. It recalls shipboard reunions of Russell veterans, meat rationing anxieties, and playful advice for expectant fathers amid wartime shortages and new fatherhood duties.
Manitoba Legislature Opens Special Session
The Manitoba legislature opened a special session on Tuesday. Premier Serson is expected to give hints on a target date in a radio address tonight at 7:30 over CRY.
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Manitoba
Serson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Banner
Russel
Alf
Cleeted
G. A. Cope
C.N.R
Imperial Oil Co
Red Cross Aeroplane
Red Cross Society
C. A. Boulton
Miller
Beamish
H. Boulton
McNeil
E. McKay
Jonson
Swallow
S. Boulton
Jackson
Clee
Adams
Thompson
Glen
Silver Creek
J. S. Warrington
Throng Town
Anglican Church
Mann-Sands
By Frank Morriss
Russell Hospital
J. A. Burgess
Wewanesa
Sid Hyde
Minnedosa
Shas. Hodgkins
J. Warnick
Mrs. W. Shell
N. Guthrie
Toronto
Marjorie White
Mrs. S. Corley
Silverton
Teslin
Red Cross
George Alvin
Bing” Meagher
Hong Kong
Quebec City
Wilson Coulter
Bill Fenton
Bob McMurary
Tom Mansell
Bob
Ips
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