Old Days Taken From The Banner Files 1904-1919
A compact retrospective from The Banner Files recalling events from 1904 to 1919. Notes include tenders for a new Rochedale school, early harvests and snow disruptions, a Winnipeg marriage, regional visits and autographs, land parcels offered for sale, Bible Society formation in Shellmouth, grain shipments from Russell, recruitment drives, a new Northwestern Manitoba district center, industrial openings, storage tanks, and corporate moves including Imperial Oil and a new telephone building contract in Binscarth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochedale
F.G Richardson
Runset
Tibbatte
Binscarth
Mins Belie Walker
Stratford
Ontario
John Minabuil
Winnipeg
Beratford
Susan, Boulton
Alfred P. Gatly
Christ Church
Consort
Alberta
Western Canada Motor Company
Itunsell
Manitoba
Imperial Oil Company
Jas, Wishart
Prang Mullins
J. D. Tennant
Wews
Wanerremprom
Muniness College
Hill Bidckum
Laycock
Imperial Oil
C. A. Henderson
Bolasevain
Harvest Thanksgiving Services Held
A harvest Thanksgiving service took place at Christ Church on Sunday morning with good attendance. The church was adorned by grain vegetables and flowers arranged by Girls' Guild members and Mrs R C Matthews along with WA allies. A large harvest loaf sat on the altar and the choir led familiar hymns as the rector delivered an impressionistic sermon on Thanksgiving. Under German rationing, Germans reportedly receive shaving soap quarterly and laundry soap monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
R. C. Matthews
R. Lucas
Athenia survivors return home to Manitoba family reunion
Mrs Hay Gillespie and two sons Hay Jr and Jimmy survived the Athenia torpedoing on Sept 3. They described hours in lifeboats, rescue by the Swedish yacht Southern Cross, and the harrowing float to safety. The family arrived in Winnipeg and were welcomed by relatives and Russell neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Hay Gillespie
Hay Jr
Jimmy
Athenia
Winnipeg
Gillespie
George Kelso
Roblin
Binscarth
Winnipeg Free Press
Manitoba
Silver Beach
Atlantic
Jly
Jessie
Himmy
Olllespie
Ional
William
Red Lake
Bnt
Southern Cross
Jany
Mra Gillespie
Flint
Hay, Jr
Ower
Gleaple
Mrs. Gillespie
Jimmy Jana
Gilespie
Miniature Crime Wave Hits Russell
A fractured report describes a small scale crime spree around Russell. Details mention suspects Tom and Nick Boydale, a car left at Glenn's Garage, a damaged vehicle after a ditch incident near Silver Creek school, and subsequent clues traced to a truck found at the Central Hotel area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomn
Ry Feds Taten
Ted
Nick Boydale
Sagar Lle
Glenn
Tibet
Llverin
Silver Creek
Tvand
Nto
Winnipeg
Moreteg
Edie
Central Hotel
Russell
Discussions at Junior Chamber of Commerce Meeting
Regular monthly session opened 8 16 pm with Chairman Busby in chair. Fifteen members present as minutes and correspondence showed activity on Main Street surfacing and repairs, a short course in agriculture, and headlight adjustments during the Safety Lane event. The projects committee favored a new tourist camp in Russell with likely progress next year. A lengthy discussion ended where it began as the meeting adjourned at 11 05 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tregisterea
Djustmenta
Proets Committee
Russel
Neighborhood Happenings in ALFA Meeting Notes
The September ALFA gathering met at Mrs. R. Coulter’s home with 25 members. Highlights included a quarts of fall count, a devotional by Mrs. J Anderson and McLeod, August minutes read, a nominating committee for next year, and a talk by Mrs. Watt Cochrane on International Affairs. The next meeting is in October at Mrs. J Rutherford’s home with a quilt patch due. Luncheon followed. various local residents were mentioned attending events, travel, and church site news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALFA
Phyllis Hughes
Watt Cochrane
Dorothy Thompson
Tyndale
Russell School
Bob Nickel
Jay
Everett Robertson
Winnipeg
Airs
A. Robertson
Roy Kennedy
Roblin
Basie Parrott
Gordon Keating
Reese
Grandview
Robert Anderson
Nurse Anderson
Bert Anderson
Morley Anderson
R. Anderson
Dick Cochrane
Henry Cochrane
Wilfred Coulte
Winnipes
John E. Keating
Grand Jew
Gordon
D. C. Stewart
R. J.O Young
Kenton
Hargreaves
RM. Anderson
United Church
Virtue
Barry
Joan
Bonnie
Neepawa
Phil
Fadelphia
War news and local notes from the Dominion edition
A mixed page reports on wartime events and local affairs. Notes mention Miss Hazel Martin in Morris hosting at Mrs Wesley Williamson and Miss Shirley Locke and Edith Preston sailing to attend business college in Winn ie s. It covers Canadian Legion meetings, Brest investigations, German naval losses, Polish crisis, Hitler’s wartime aims, and Canada’s war effort expansion with home defense and shipbuilding plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Martin
Morris
Wesley Williamson
Shirley Locke
Edith Preston
Winnies
Business
Canada
Ewart Beirnes
Ganshter
Langenburg
Coopers
Gravelling
Naval Service
Air Niles
Birdteil
Sandy Lake
Jack
Tom Coliine
Snermy div
Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prom
The
Banner Files
Asessigpi
O'Donnell
Montgomery
Shellmouth
British and Foreign Bible Society
K. C. Stewart
Eee
Chie
Groupe
C.N.R
Jim
Winnipeg Tribune
Rs. Gillespie
Ross
Ney
Tome
Romanti
Silverton
Joe Ling
Mary Parmalee
Detroit
Lucelle Sherritt
McIntosh
Regina
Jack McKague
Geo. Kelso
Tam'y
Rossburn
Alex. Stewart
Bir
Lord Tweedsmuir
Domion
Candian Legion
Shde
Bresti Tovalk
Ask Legion
Hlals
Courageous
Siegfried
Germany
Reich
Ian Mackenzie
Defense
Dominion
C. G. Powers
Pensions and Health
Hon
Mackenzie
Poland
Ignace Mowcicki
Rumania
Adolf Hitler
France
Great Britain
Hitler