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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 24, 1924
Page
3
The list records numerous students with failures in one or more subjects such as Lara Olson, Edna Mickelson, Billy Speers, and Barbera SteMler, with some failing two or more subjects. Honors and passing notes appear for G. C. Thompson, Westwood, and others, while many names show various scores and statuses including passes in most but not all subjects and many in danger of proceeding.
Christina 74 Vivias Liets 3345 Katie Funk 694 George Day 67 Hob Hartmier 6S Pam in all but one subject Geo flakken TO Arther Kelse 68 Ira Gardner 66 B G Pischer 62 Pass in al but two subject Jobn Wright 68 Kathleen Grieves 62 Muriel Lawrence 60 Sidney Ward 58 Arnold Yeo 2 Failing 10 three or more subjects E Dibnlop 96 Wesley Leady 65% W Whyte 61 Clifford Watson 48 John Cameron 45 Harvey Miller 40 Tiliie Seskem 99 Sam Kapey 84 Leo Lee Peterson was absent for all ex probations but two Miss Inkster Teacher
A rowdy town column recaps gossip about Bill Edwards on a farm, F Y Newton returning to a decorated office, Tom Yeo aiding family moves to Jack Fish Lake, Lew Russell confrontation over hens, Pinky Brown taking a Winnipeg graduate course, and Old Gobs remarks by Robling’s prominent ladies with claimed innocence amid accusations.
Bev Harvey gave an Easter sermon that inspired writing remarks from local ladies who will print their thoughts in the next issue. Roy Ewens faced a hoax illness, while Langley boys earned nicknames from Easter eggs. Editor Bowley postponed a baseball meeting, and the town laments several notable deaths this year.
Notice asks for return of a borrowed bottom half of an extension ladder marked M G T. Anyone with information should leave word at the Telephone Office. The item was not returned.
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