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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 31, 1925
Page
1
A weekly sermon urges faithful labor in God’s day and warns that night comes when no man can work. It cites Jesus’ imperative “My Father worketh” and Carlyle’s call to produce for the future, urging contribution to community, state, and church before the year ends.
A well prepared district programme under Chairman George McNeill entertained attendees. Santa arrived to bring cheer at the end of a pleasant evening.
Subjects for Sunday include Cromarty Degerte Children addressing Repairy Prince Roblio A Royal Tragedy and a two faced god. Services next Sunday align with the New Yen spirit inviting worship to start the new year.
Notice of probate claims for the estate of John Edel late of Shell River Manitoba. All claims must be sent to the undersigned at Dauphin Manitoba on or before January 3rd 1936. Dated at Dauphin December 30th 1925.
Teachers Miss Clay and Miss McNair spend holidays at home while Mr Foreman travels. Ladies Aid meets Jan 7 at 2 PM in the church. First cattle shipment from new stock yard led by J R Spear with F Hilderman in charge. Old students Crane Fraser Spear home for holidays and plan return next week. Skating rink funded by local men hosts family skating and evening hockey. Consolidated School pupils staged a well attended program with recitations songs and sketches chaired by N J Kerswell. Candy bags given to each child after the concert and holiday activities continue until Jan 5. Community Christmas Tree drew a large crowd of families.
Nellie Redmond visits with C Davidson while Mrs Williams returns from Toronto. A large turnout plans to attend Makaroff on December 31 to welcome the New Year. The Silverwood Band held a practice with good attendance and plans a future concerto. A masquerade dance is set for January 5 with special music and a chance to outdo last year’s event. The F.U.C. baguar features a hot dog stand fortune teller and various comic acts. January 7 is the date for the baguar with supper 6 to 8 pm admission 50 cents. ladies with baskets free.
A red Mooley cow with a white and red face strayed from a farm in section 8 85 28. Information leading to its recovery will be appreciated by the owner in Roblin.
The passage urges ringing out old false pride strife disease and wars. It calls for ring in nobler life love crucified law and peace and asks for the Christ to come. It blends social renewal with spiritual uplift and civic virtue.
The December meeting at Mrs Cupinger’s home drew many members and visitors to discuss library reports and prize revisions for the next fair. A Christmas program featured readings by Miss E Thompson and Mrs Sirett on customs in Norway and Serbia, with reminiscences of early Christmases. Several members from nearby towns attended, including Mr and Mrs Grundy, the Ward family, and others visiting for the holidays.
Mr Ro Brown of Fort Frances Ontario visits his mother Mrs Bryan. Mrs Levi Saunders senior and Mr L Saunders and family of Canora visit Deepdale friends. Miss Anderson left on the 23rd to spend holidays at Balmora Manitoba. Mr and Mrs W Taylor of Valley River and Mr C Ward are mentioned.
Happy New Year greetings as Mr McCaroty recovers from a sore band. Sam Johnston of Grand View visits his brother Ed at Field for Christmas, then returns home Saturday. Our school closes for holidays, while Mrs Stokke recovers in Dauphin. Sunday School Christmas program judged a success with Santa Claus and Lucille Wells aiding, and children honored.
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