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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
1
The readable fragments reference Red Cross duties and women assisting in soup making. Names such as Mrs. and T. Cameron appear among directors and helpers. The text hints at Ste-Peee and local duties but lacks coherent context or dates.
Sunday services will be held at 1 am and 7 pm at the United Church with special reopening ceremonies on December 14 led by Professor James from Wesely College. A Sunday School session follows in the High School. A Thanksgiving offering will support the church fund. Monday night features a supper and an concert program with brief speeches. Reverend Dr Elliott and others from Dauphin and Grandview are expected.
The deceased has lived for fourteen years and died recently. She left a large circle of friends and is survived by her husband two daughters mother and father and brothers. The funeral was held Wednesday December with many neighbors attending. Rev Robert Harvey conducted the service and burial took place at Rablin cemetery.
Unclear OCR text shows a fragmented scene with names like Mr. Rey and Dr. Pietebe. The passage hints at an event where a young girl receives a gin or prize and a demonstration or speech. Details are garbled and non-coherent.
A Christmas sale at C Bryan's store on Saturday features baskets trays and gifts to aid the Blind Institute. Proceeds go to the Empty Stocking fund with a concert planned December 12 at the I O O F hall including sketches music and Junior Glee Club. Roblin L O L 222 elects officers for the coming year.
Church schedules and dances announced for December with admission details. F U of C No 187 Roblin hosts a school auditorium dance. Dr. L G Carson closes his office December 24 to January 11. Local notices include tax collection dates and a hospital visit after a horse-shoeing accident.
Local residents report winter plans and social events. Mr A Duthie heads to Winnipeg, Mr Odin Olson installs a radio, and Miss Luciel Wells hosts gatherings. The Union Ladies Aid met at Mrs F McDuffe’s home. Mr Currie’s birthday party honored Miss H Sovith. A Wheat prices segment and a discussion on immigration and banking followed, with Mr Ward commenting on returning soldiers’ prospects. Van route tenders for 1996 invited with sealed bids by Dec 21, 1935.
Sealed bids are invited for school caretaking duties including hall maintenance at Goose Lake Consolidated School. Tenders due by 12 o'clock Monday December 21 1925. Lowest bid not guaranteed acceptance. Irwin L Mitchell secretary treasurer.
Tender offered for 200 cords of green poplar wood with 75 percent split and good body wood. No single bidder may tender for more than 25 cords. Delivery required by March 1, 1996 to Goose Take Consolidated School, Irwin L Mitchell.
The hall hosts a pie social and dance next week per posters. Mr W J Ward MP spoke to a district meeting at the school recently. A threshing outfits dance last Friday drew a small crowd as threshers stayed busy. several outfits reported some damage and hardship.
A notice states a new owner has taken over the dairy business of Mr Law and will supply milk at 10¢ per pint with extra milk available.
Mr A J Maccaulay just back from a Grandview business visit. Kelly Cockerill continues threshing despite bad weather, with one farmer left. Mr Michelvitch, ten months with H Ford Co Detroit, prefers Canada under George King. Merridale Implement Exchange launches an auto wrecking branch with a new warehouse to host meetings and ratepayers schools.
A fragment notes Mae Ward visiting Grand Narrows on F day, indicating a civic or social event. Limited readable details but confirms location Grand Narrows and the visit by Mae Ward during a local occasion.
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