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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 11, 1949
Page
3
Classified notice offering a Deering Ideal 5 foot mower in good working order. Ad requests contact via the Review at 166-Please, with a call for the advertiser.
Rev. Lloyd Cornish has returned to Roblin after a three year Air Force service. He comes from Eyebrow Saskatchewan where he farmed for four years and led successful youth outreach including a call club and Youth For Christ. He travels with his wife and four children Beverly Garry David and Danny and will become a permanent resident after harvesting crops.
In loving memory of our dear son and brother who passed away August 6 1948 Our thoughts drift to a lonely silent grave where we laid our son and brother whom we loved but could not save Ever remembered by his Mother Dad Brothers and Sisters.
A memorial note for Uncle Hary Kosinski who died August 6, 1948. Nieces and nephews recall his sayings and his absence, with lines about heaven opening wide and a vacant chair. The verse expresses enduring love and a missing presence.
In loving memory of our dear husband and father Bert Traub who was accidentally killed August 9, 1949 A day of remembrance sad to recall Without farewell he left us all He will live forever in our hearts Lovingly remembered by his Wife and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Brydon return from Winnipeg. Geo Warner of Ashville assumed duties as second man in Pool Elevator A. Mark Fisher visits with parents. John Nespiak and family from Toronto visit Mrs Nespiak’s relatives. Mrs. Solsby of Melville visits Roblin. Mr. and Mrs. A Smith visit daughter and son-in-law Floyd Chase. Robert Grant, long-time Roblin resident now at Gilbert Plains, visits town. Mrs. J Campbell of Spokane and daughter Claudia visit Mrs. O Mickelson. Tiffany Trimble arrived from Winnipeg to spend time with grandparents F. Y. Newton and John McNeill’s family. Mr. and Mrs. John McNeill of Brandon visit Mrs. D McNeill. Mrs. Cantwell returns to Victoria after two months with Frank and Mrs Newton. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Curle, now in Fort Arthur, visit Roblin relatives. Mr. and Mrs. A Emmi of Detroit visit district friends. Emmis are Roblin old-timers. The Cromarty Women’s Association July meeting at Mrs. Robin Watson’s home draws good attendance. a novelty bazaar is planned for fall. August meeting set for Mrs. Jack Nott’s home on August 17.
The Roblin Women’s Institute holds a midsummer meeting as a garden picnic at Mrs. H R Mitchell’s home on Thursday afternoon August 18 at 3 30. Mrs D Robertson reports on the Provincial Convention in Winnipeg last June. Mrs Thos Kelso and Mrs Geo Bureyko lead entertainment. Roll call is Sing or Say or a Penny Pay. Bring a friend for the event.
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