Roundup of Russell district notices and events 1914
Community items include tax sale warnings by R M Shellmouth official, school moves and new offices, church notices, obituaries of Mrs Arnott and Mrs Clement, farm news on grain shipments and threshing delays, local meetings on courage and world peace, and reminders of Thanksgiving Day shifts plus a note on rural telephone potential in schools.
Harvest and community notices from Shellmouth area
Community updates note Mr. and Mrs. Coldwell visiting from Winnipeg and others staying with local families. Reports of bridge painting completed by T Lyons and crew. Harvest festival services scheduled for Sept 27 at Droplmore, Rochedale, Shellmouth, and Assesippi areas with special music and Home Mission Fund collections. Also recorded are Harvest Thanksgiving at Presbyterian church, Bible Society meeting at St Cuthberts with elections for Shellmouth branch officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coldwell
Winnipeg
A. McFadyen
E McDougall
Turnbell
W. Cummingham
Harrowby
E. Wright
Largenberg
Church of England
Dropmore
Rochedale
Shellmouth
H. P. Barrett
M. Stevenson
Richardson
Home Mission Fund
Presbyterian Church
Asessippi
N Stevenson
Mar. W. Wallace
British and Foreign Bible Society
St Cuthberts Church
F. Richardson
William Graham
D.C. Stewart
Ridgway
Stevenson
Harvest Rally and Memorial Hearings At Silverton
Remember Rally Day on Sept 27 with an all ages programme and a harvest thanksgiving service on Oct 6 at 8 p.m. Music recitations and songs will be offered with a free will offering. Residents mourn the death of Mrs D Arnott of Seeburn, longtime district resident, survived by husband, three sons, four daughters, and relatives. this is the second death toll for the family in recent months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. McIntyre
Winnipeg General Hospital
J. B. McLaren
Kinscarth
R. R. Roger
Smale
Regina
Russell
Mr. Graham
Winnipeg
P. D. Bellamy
Little Son
Neepawa
John Brown
Miss Brown
Dorothy Brown
L. L. Roberts
Presbyterian
Canada
C. W. Thom
Presbyterian Sunday School
D. E. Boulton
Union Christian Endeavour Society
Methodist Church
Tod
Russell School
D. G. Arnott
Silver Creek
Ottawa
G. L. McFarlane
Silverton
John Clement
Fred
William
David Nairn
Russell Cemetery
Christ Church
Jas. Hamstock
J. McQuay
Crewe
J. McIuntosh
M Rudvertond
Moose Jaw
Jas. Patterson
Willie
Calgary
D. Arnott
Seeburrn
Arnott
Seeburn
Appointment notice dated September 22 1914 at Aessippi Manitoba
Dated at Aessippi in Manitoba on September 22 1914, F G Richardson signs as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aessippi
Province of
Manitoba
English Church Notes for Sunday Services Schedule
Sunday services on next Sept 27 include 11 am Christ Church Holy Communion and sermon, 3 pm Silverton evening prayer and sermon, 7 pm Christ Church evening prayer and sermon. Sunday school at Christ Church 2:30. Next Tuesday Sept 29 Festival of St Michael and All Angels Holy Communion 7 am, morning prayer 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
Silverton
Christchurch
St. Michael and All Angels
Card of Thanks for J. L. Clark bereavement
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown us in our recent sad bereavement. Mr and Mrs J L Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Clark
War News From Europe Amid Global Conflict
France rebuffs peace prospects, warning of a worse war if Germany gains space. Italy reportedly fields over 500000 troops. Germans fall seven miles in the west under British bayonet charges and Turco valor. Mobilization replaces maneuvers at Valcartier with full equipment save for bayonets, reviewed by the Duke of Connaught. Paris Times notes entrenched warfare, while allies may strike at the German right. The Kaiser relocates to Luxembourg to deter French air raids. A German squadron stands by to counter any attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Rome
Valcartier
Duke of Connaught
Paris
Times
Luxemburg
Harvest Thanksgiving Service at Asessippi Church
On Sunday Sept 20 at 11 1 am a harvest service was held at Asessippi church despite poor weather. A large turnout supported by abundant contributions of flowers and vegetables. Rev M Stevenson delivered an address while the choir sang an anthem. Miss Bessie Gillies and Miss Annie Adams performed pieces and Miss A Thring helped with decorations and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
M. Stevenson
Bessie Gillies
Annie Adams
A. Thring
Strathclair Passenger Strathclair Miss L L Ross to Russell
Strathclair Miss L L Ross was a passenger to Russell on Monday. The first killing frost occurred Tuesday Sep 22. Mrs Sarah Morrison returned from a long visit with friends in the west. Wm Caughlin Marney P M returned from a three month visit to his old home. Showery weather delayed threshing but a few dry days could finish. Dr Collins sent Harry Hawkins to Winnipeg hospital Tuesday for treatment for a badly broken leg from a runaway. Subscribe for the Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Ross
Russell
Sarah Morrison
Wm. Caughlin
Marney P
Dr. Collins
Harry Hawkins
Winnipeg
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. McLennan
M. Kay
Asessinpi
Man
Julius Kieper
Minniska
C Brown
P. H. Nelson
Nelson
Russell School Board
Empire
C. Jakobsson
Callin
Grand Central Hotel
Thickett Bros
Binscarth
Wishart
J. H. Shemilt
Union Christian Endeavor
Berlin
Hamburg
Habenbeck
Kamsack “Times
West
South West
North West
North East
South East
North Half
Shellmouth Onne
Fred Mack
Overholt
THE
Weer c Bests Bank
M. H. Johnston
F.G Richardson
Sec'y-Treas
France
Germany
Strathclair