Rev D S Kern United Church Minister Dies Sunday
The death of Rev D S Kern a long serving minister in Roblin and area occurred Sunday morning January 9 at Swansea Township. He had returned from missionary work in China and faced health issues including high blood pressure leading to paralysis two weeks prior. He was judged a beloved community figure whose service extended beyond church circles. Funeral services were held at the United Church January 30 conducted by multiple ministers and his remains sent to Winnipeg for interment. He leaves wife Ada Marearstta daughter Muriel Wintred and a brother in Brantford Ontario. Community expresses deep sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Kern
Maculuren
Roblin
Ammel Cromarty
Ieid
Swansea
Chua
Bern
China
Canada
Kern
Ieeil ‘Masonite
Ange
Masonic Lodge
D. H. Telfer
Dauphin
T. D. Barnett
Gihrt Plana
Jackson
Grandview
McLeod
Mackearnff
G Phill
United Church
Winnipeg
Ada Marearstta
Muriel Wintred
Brantford
Dog Derby And Ice Carnival Attracts Big Crowd
A Friday January 27 Dog Derby and Ice Carnival sponsored by the Tockey Club drew a large audience. Main events included Racing, Broomball, and Manassin Dance. Graham Mitchell won the afternoon dog race with Bill Cross second. Costume prizes went to Ruth Wells, Mona Yeo, Allie Glover, Doreen Yeo, W Hughes, R Wills, Tom Kines, Ralph Ws, Bertha Hanmeir, Mona Yeo, Evelyn Kelso Ast, Edith Cross, Ivvy Lambkin, and Fran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tockey Club
Graham Mitchell
Bill Cross
Ruth Wells
Mona Yeo
Allie Glover
Doreen Yeo
Gent
Mr. W. Hughes
Mr. R. Wills
Bey
Tom Kinesey
Ralph Ws
Bertha Han‘meir
Moss Mona Yeo
Evelyn Kelso
Edith Cross
Ivvy Lambkin
Fran
Technocracy as a Cure-All Discussed in Opinion Voice
The piece argues against radical changes like technocracy and questions replacing government with engineers. It notes public talk of new economic systems while defending the current social structure and gradual fixes, suggesting broad readiness for drastic overhaul is lacking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Carnival Night Highlights and Local Happenings
Miss Ruby Cooper of Shortdale visits Edna Clive as many in the district suffer from a fever. A sleigh load of youths attended Roblin Carnival last Friday. Miss Irene Chase returns to Winnipeg hospital. J Bradley visited Dauphin County Council from Roblin Lodge and was named County Marshal for 1933. A farewell party at Mrs Farshnston’s Friday honored her daughter Mrs Major who has stayed with her mother recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Irene Chase
Winnipeg
J. Bradley
Dauph'n
Dauphin County
L O.L
Roblin Lodee
County Marshall
Fa.rshnston
Auto Licenses in Manitoba Tax Plan Urgency Hikes Fees
Opinion argues auto registrations drop 15 percent as gas tax cannot be collected without operation. Proposes six month licenses from May 1 to November 1 at half price to keep roads open and reduce losses, noting many owners may delay license renewal in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Ae
Manitoba
Roblin
Togo News and Local Social Highlights
Moss E. Smith returns home after a Winnipeg visit. Birthday wishes go to Wesley Thomson born January 31, 1898 in Scarboro Junction. Mr. and Mrs. Gleson Brown visit Makaroff. J. H. Abercrombie and Jan travel to Kamsack. E. M. Olson hosts friends. Miss Seabel, Eric Tripp, and Melville Tripp entertain guests. Concert and dance hosted by Togo Agricultural Society on Feb 10. Parker couple depart for Regina. Legislature opens Feb 2. Poetry making lecture set for Feb 9 at Fire Hall by Agricultural College Saskatoon and Togo Agricultural Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Thomson
Scarboro Junction, Ont
The
Agricultural College
Saskatoon
Togo Agricultural Society
Interesting Meeting At Goose Lake J U L
A report from Goose Lake Juvenile Orange Lodge No J U L notes a Saturday gathering where Bro R J Carter of Transcona presented new Rituals and a lodge book for the R S The senior visitor delivered an address praising the lodge work and rising membership while urging continued church and Sunday School attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake J
Bro
Carter
Manitoba
Bro. E. Waggoner
E. ‘Hornsby
E. Broom
Bro. Carter
God Save King
Dauphin Meeting Notices Invite Local Attendance
Deepdale W. J. Ward of Dauphin visited last week as a business visitor. Farmers and others are asked to meet by the U.F.M on Wednesday February 8 at 2 pm. An increase in freight affects the circulating library. The annual meeting and free dance are set for February 20. Attendees are invited to bring baskets and old-time dance items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Ward
Dauphin
Dante
Makaroff Scots Honor Lobbie Burns With Concert Dance
The Makaroff Scots observed Lobbie Burns memory Friday at Makaroff Hall under the Women Institute. Contributions came from Mrs D Johnston, Mrs A Allen, Mrs Roge, Mrs S Borden, Mrs M Surrey, Mrs E Howe, Miss M Dempsey, L McLeod, I Stewart, M Jeek, Messrs P Hohle, H Jnby, J Laurie, J Tiaird, Mr Carmthers, Rev S R McJeod. Afterward ladies served oatcakes and shortbread, with the Mak aroff orchestra providing dance music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lobbie Burns
Makaroff Hall
Women’s Institute
D. Johnston
A. Allen
Roge
S. Borden
M. Surrey
E. Howe
M. Dempsey
L. McLeod
I. Stewart
M. Jeek
Messrs
P. Hohle
H. Jnby
J. Laurie
J. Tiaird
Mr. Carmthers
R. McJeod
Makaroff Orchestra
Local social and town notes plus hockey result
Roblin and Ross Eirls played a return hockey game with Roblin winning 3 to 0. Local dances are planned including a Rebekah Lodge court whist and dance on February 10 at LOOF Hall and Valentine dance on February 17 in Tummel Hall. Miss Alice Lundy of Brandon visited town. attendance at L.C.L. meeting in Dauphin. I L Mitchell left for Winnipeg to attend a funeral. The Review offers a subscription deal for Family Herald and Weekly Star at $1.75. The piece also comments on city publicity, court cases, and concerns about horse welfare in cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge No. 42
Winnipeg
Universiy
Stubbs
Bibbitt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ey Cranwell
Norris Aitkens
T. Kelso
Loy Bill Crosa
Kenneth Inman
John Bearneca
Murray Dupre
Newast
Bield
Ruby Cooper
Shortdale
Edna Clive
Togo News
Mary
Moss E. Smith
Mrs. Gleson Brown
Makaroff
J. H. Abercrombie
Jan
Kamsack
E. NM. Olson
Seabel
Eric Tripp
Melville Tripp
R. J. M. Parker
Goose Lake
J.U.L
Deepdale
U.F.M
Ana
Mr. Beattie
John J.dunkin
Optometrist
Graduate College of Optometry
Toronto
Dupkin
Brandon
Mitchell’s
Alice Lundy
John Broomfield
Chris Tammons
L.C.L
I. L. Mitchell
Zobin Lodge A.f.&a.m
D. 8. Kern
Tummel Hall
Young Peoples’ Club
the Review
Family Herald
Weekly Star
Robjin
Russeeirls
Dominino
S. N. King
Optometrist & Optician
F. A. Heming
W. C. Scott
Portage and
Vaughan
U.G.G
Port Arthur
Vancouver
United Grain Growers
YCTI
Deepuvale
John Bracken
D. G. McKenzie
Agriculture and Immigration
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