04 Feb 1926
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 04, 1926
Page
1
Weekly sermon discusses Revelation imagery of Christ's universal kingdom. It traces the bounds and duration of Christ’s rule, the struggle against pagan powers, and the growth of Christians from a small group to hundreds of millions. The sermon cites historical cycles and Max Müller on mission work.
Roblin locals stay moved to staff and transport to Maniton Branch. Jack Belton returns to Pelly Sask from two months with parents on Monday. A ladies rink led by Mrs Hill Mrs Silvert Mrs G Scott and Mrs Lawrence left Tuesday for a bonepiel at Kameack.
Lewie and Bill are not in it when it comes to a classy driver or a fancy bow tie. The scalet fever though seemingly mild still hangs on with another pew tare last week and we fear another thin week. Redge Glover has been very sick with pleurisy and was taken to the hospital Thursday last. We hope he
Visiting residents and travelers exchange news from Carman and Winnipeg. social events include a bean supper in Cromerty by the W I with adults 36 cents and under 14s 18 cents, and a Regina College related church program. A long religious lecture at Davis Hall reflects on Christ’s kingship through historic writers and artists.
Roblin area church services and events fill the week including Rev Robert Harvey preaching on Revelation themes and a children's address. Local groups host meetings, library hours start January 30, and a Scotch program features readings and sales. Nearby sports note Dauphin and Roblin hockey results and a boys stock judging club formation at the village hall.
The text lists interment in Belmont cemetery and mourning for a family with three sons and three daughters. It notes a Jewish Community meeting and visits to Winnipeg, a Silverwood Band concert, and the Saskatchewan School Trustees Association campaign to form local trustees groups. It mentions Roblin Hotel events, a dance, the Jewish National Fund talk, and a February 10 fundraiser. Also covered are educational administration aims, a Burns anniversary, a Scotch concert at Roblin with Wylie as chair, a Masquerade dance February 13, a Robbles band event, and a festival at Togo Agricultural Society with steel-pindling talks by Arthur Taylor and Regina prize mentions.
Bield locals report renewing acquaintances in the district. Mel Olson in Dauphin Hospital is progressing well. Obituary notes Frank Pretscosie who died of blood cancer. condolences offered. Bandits robbed a hall piano. district urged to arm for preventing midnight thefts.
The W I will hold a February 9 meeting at 2 30 pm at Mrs J Beattie’s home. The Boys and Girls Club meets Monday at 8 80 pm in the old school to organize standard clubs for the fair and elect officers. Burns anniversary celebrated with a Scotch concert and dance. hall packed, recitations, dances, lunch, and old time music followed by a late dance at the O Hall Roblin.
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