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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 12, 1946
Page
2
The Russell Banner announces that E Cecil Sanderson is authorized as second class mail under the Post Office Department, Ottawa, with editor and publisher responsibilities confirmed.
Silverton residents and visitors are mentioned in a round of social updates. Winnipeg guests include Mr and Mrs Jack Anderson and their daughter, while Dr. and Mrs. McInnis and Miss Billie McLeod visit friends and relatives. Several locals attend meetings, trips, and harvest plans.
Miss Ellen Patterson and Miss Vi Dixon of Winnipeg spent the long weekend at Mrs Patterson home. Mrs Ashcroft visited Mrs J Moster a few days. Miss Georgina Busch leaves for Vancouver to resume teaching duties. Miss Jobe Stewart goes to Sioux Lookout for a teaching position. The Telfords plan Calgary residence. A Busch and Les Pennington drove to Winnipeg on a brief business trip. Miss Margaret Busch visits Winnipeg and Great Falls. Miss Florence Patterson leaves Winnipeg for second year university. Ms N McFadyen of Vancouver visits Mrs G Busch. Women's Association to meet at Mrs J s home.
Sept 15 at 2 pm the Harvest Festival will be celebrated in the Anglican church. School started Aug 27 with Miss E Busch in charge. Rev Nixon conducted service on Sunday. Alton Robb spent two days at home. B and B gang sponsored Friday dance. left for MacNutt for repairs. Jack Rawlings home after arm operation.
ENDCLIFFE Mr and Mrs Victor Bird with Mrs A McFadden take their son Ray to Birch River where he begins leading a rural school. Ray shows rapid progress. Endcliffe welcomed 37 pupils at opening on September 27. Frost last night harmed crops. grain cutting will finish soon. Eva Lambert resumes teaching at Endcliffe. Nan Wileman was a Sacred Heart hospital patient. Raymond Birch accepts a teaching post near Birch River Manitoba.
Mrs. R. Lewis is visiting Winnipeg this week. Mr. and Mrs. F. Richardson left on Monday for California, where they will spend the next six months. Mr. and Mrs. G. Robb spent a few days with their daughter Mrs. R. Morrison, then they joined Mr. and Mrs. Ross who had been visiting Isabella.
Miss Vera Flett of Selkirk, a former teacher, spent a few days at Miss Edith Murdock’s home renewing old acquaintances in the district. Threshing paused Thursday due to heavy rain. Mr and Mrs Lorne Planke of Birdtail visited friends in the area on Sunday. Miss Gwen Polding returned to Winnipeg to resume duties with T Eaton Co. Miss Jean Smyth and Miss Betty Cass left for Winnipeg to continue nursing at St Vital sanitarium. The principal men today are those who stand for principle. Discipline comes from the word disciple.
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