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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 16, 1934

Page

6

Remembering the Fallen at the Open Air Memorial Service

Last Sunday a war memorial service was held outdoors at the Our Glorious Weud monument. Veterans paraded from the Legion quarters led by Auxiliary daddies while floral tokens were laid after a roll call. Major Pratt of Birtle Manitoba gave a stirring address recalling the war and urging conflict avoidance. Last Post and Reveille were played by local performers.

Kotlin Land Legion Major Pratt Birtle Manitoba Alan Last Post McNeill Reveille Orvite Werner Miller Apne Phillips Rev. Matchett

Meeting of School Trustees Adopts Boiler Repairs Plan

School board minutes note August 6 meeting in the evening with AM members present. Motion to end cleaning for another year carried. inspector's report calls for new headers and nipples. Yates & Neale Co to visit Roblin to oversee boiler. Purchase approved for boiler with three air valves. Committee to oversee wheel repairs appointed. meeting adjourned.

Ritchie Dunlop Rennie — Edwards Cross Yates & Neale Co Robling Duntop—Ritchie Roblin Motors J. Poginaki Kennie—Edwards Joe Amen Yates, Nesle & Co Brandon Bennie—Black Jakeman—Hitchie Messra Sorbo Bennie Edwards Mitchell

Livestock Shipments From Makaroff and Roblin Dates

Leichter and Spigelman plan cattle and hog shipments from Mak arof and Roblin on Saturday August 18. The Live Stock Co operative Association will ship cattle on Saturday August 21 from Makaroff and Roblin. Patronage solicited by H H Simpson ger.

Leichter & Spigelman Makarof Roblin Live Stock Co-operative Association Makaroff and H. H. Simpson

Togo News residents and visitors visit town

Hon RJ M Parker of Regina was home on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Jack Allen and family returned home. Mr and Mrs Erick Lochren of Regina are visiting friends here. Mr Guy Parker shipped a carload of cattle to Winnipeg Saturday. A Tripodino visited N Rickfield during the week returning Monday. Mrs A G Sinclair and Florence of Saskatoon are visiting friends here. Rev Edward Frampton of Regina visits sister Mrs Gibson Brown. Mrs Robert Craven of Kamloops visited friends in town for several days. Mrs J Rorke of Saskatoon visited with Miss Mae Painter and others here last week. Mr and Mrs KE Thompson and daughter of Lang, Sask visited friends in town last week. they are spending three weeks at Madge Lake. Mr Thompson was formerly manager of the oval bank here.

Robert Craven Kamloops B.C KE. E. Thompson Lang

Wet and dry cycles at the Experimental Farm

The report notes recurrent wet and dry cycles, citing Brandon weather data from 1890s to 1920s. It highlights long droughts, record low precipitations in several years, and a belief that wet seasons will return, even as farmers face hardship during the current dry spell.

Wii Hrandon Brandon

Local Society Notes From Cromarty Area

Cromarty Mes G A Cooper of Shart atale visited relatives here last week. Miss Wichua Edwards spent the week with Miss Gertie Hay. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs J Reid on the birth of their baby. Mes J Mitelwil and Mrs Edginton of Winnipeg were guests of Mrs S Fraser Thursday. Mr and Mrs W Childs and family visited Mr and Mrs J Collins Sunday. Miss Vivian Robinson spent two weeks with relatives at Makaroff and returned Friday. Mn W Hutchins and daughter June with Mr and Mrs G Cruikshanks of Grandview were guests of Mr and Mrs McDuffy Sunday.

Mes. G. A. Cooper Shartatale Wichua Eddwards Gertie Hay J. Reid Mes. J. Mitelwil Edginton Winnipeg S. Fraser Vivian Robinson Makaroff Mn W. Hutchins June G Cruikshanks Grandview Mc Duffe

Village Council Minutes Aug ust 7 Adopts July actions

Minutes show council members Altenhedl Hartnier Diop Kelso and Fisher approve the July 3 and 7 actions. Several accounts listed include M Mayne 10.25 F Penas 0 W Waggoner 4.09 and others for insurance, electricity, hardware, lumber, and oil. By laws 214 and 215 read for third time and passed. Meeting adjourned.

Altehedl Hartnier Diop Kelso Fisher Kdartuner Relso Ube Municipal Mayne Penasan W Waggoner L. Poitras D. Lambkin W. Cox M, Watson J, Cherwinsky C D. G. Barber W J Westwood St. Boniface Nome Municipality of St. James Cranwell Cranwell #125; WW Payne 4. 1. Penasse GA, Aitken $42; Jas Lunan M. Kelso ML. Watson W. Scott W. Nixon USNAR Ashdown Hardware Co Fairbanks Mumford Medland Co British-Americany Oil Co Dunlop Fisher - Artinier

Visiting locals and family moves in The Pas area

Miss EO Robinson and Master Finlal of The Pas visit Mrs R. E. Freeland. Miss Loris Glover aids post operative care after appendicitis at Dauphin hospital Monday. Mr G. A. Shores and daughter Miss Gertrude Botauan and son Enis Keauan depart Cedar Rapids Lawn after visiting Mr and Mrs J. A. Brithe r of the Roblin district.

EO Robinson Master Finlal The Pas R. E. Freeland G. A. Shores Gertrude Botauan Enis Keauan Cedar Rapids Lawn J. A. Briteher Roblin

A Tribute To Sea Lawrence in Our Town Today

A lament for Ted Lawrence found in our town, loved by friends and old neighbors. The missive recalls his cheerful presence and help in the community, noting how his absence casts a strange vacancy as townsfolk mourn a buddy who cherished the place. A somber, period voice honors a departed friend.

Ted

Merridale Man Buys Threshing Outfit Amid Bug Panic

A Merridale resident, Mr M Prusky lag, purchases a threshing outfit as reports warn of potato bug shortages. The article notes bugs becoming civilized as civilization advances, gathering near water troughs and roads, threatening remaining potato crops.

James Sherson Laid To Rest

James Sherson died Wednesday at his Deep district home. Born in Ireland in 1873 he came to Canada as a child and settled in Manitoba in 1901. Funeral August 10 at Silverwood Church with burial in Silverwood Cemetery. he leaves a wife three daughters and several relatives in Ontario and Alberta.

James Pherson Deep Ireland Canada Tex County Ont Manitoba Silverwood Church Liovd J Allen Bailey E. Dantop D. Stewart W. Byee Silverwood Cemetery Mr. Shierson May Ethel Havel Quatario Turer Brothers Abe Sant George Proton Miers Tanslow Proton, On T Quige Higlvale O. Streaks Filscott Alta

In Memoriam Deel Obituary for Deel family member

In loving memory of Benjamin Warrison Deel who died August 1 and Monica Beatrice Deel who died August 23 1933. God alone knows how we miss them. Our hearts cannot tell what words to say. We travel life’s road with memories.

Deel Benjamin Warrison Tarry Monica Beatrice Deel Ted

Prizewinners At Togo Fair Horse Show

Prizewinners at Togo Fair include Percheron and Belgian stallions of various ages with foals, mares with foals, and fillies or geldings. Winners named include Murray, Leis, Vandretch, Hennig, Mrs Nabe, Maberstock, Erhardt, Van Dretch, Schaefer, Ularper, Peppler, Jurrell, P Hern, Carru There, and Petrak among light and general purpose classes. The report lists numerous first and second place awards across age groups and classifications.

Iorses Yndaberstock Murray Leis Vandretch Hennig Mrs. Nabe Maberstock Erhardt van Dretch

Card of Thanks for Mrs Sherson and family

Mrs Sherson and family thank friends for acts of kindness and tributes during their recent sad bereavement.

Sherson

School Opening Notice for Goose Lake Col

Parents must register all children starting school with the Secretary before school opens Tuesday Sept dth 1034. Children must be six by Dec 31 1994. Non registered pupils will be refused. Non resident pupils attending high school must register. Grade LX fees 25 dollars. New movers must register in all grades. Grade XIT pupils must register before school opens. Fee 50 dollars. Goose Lake Col. Irwin L. Mitchell Secretary Treasurer.

Schhool ANH Goose Lake Col Irwin L. Mitchell Sec Treas

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Togo News RJ M Parker Regina Jack Allen Erick Lochren Friendshier Guy Parker A. G. Sinclair Florence Saskatoon Edward Frampton Gibson Brown J. Rorke Cromarty Sea Lawrence Salk Merridale Ares James Sherson Memoriam Togo Petrak Hornes Page Rexall Deng A. G. Cowton & Co A. T Cowton Roblin Theatre Robert Mongomery Walter Huston Jimmie Durante Ontario
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