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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 23, 1936
Page
8
The world mourns the death of King George the Fifth. Millions remember him as a beloved sovereign whose twenty five year reign endeared him to his people. Stanley Baldwin praised the late king for earning hearts by his own efforts after ascending by divine grace.
The Empty Stocking Fund submitted its concluding report on Christmas season drives. The fund raised about 6160 and funds were spent for clothing and gifts, with thanks to volunteers and donors for the effort and support during the appeal.
The school board meeting held in the afternoon in January 1996 notes all members present except A Dunior Clacy-Edwards. C. H. Soribo is named chairman for 1996. The secretary-treasurer L Mitch is approved with a 1986 salary of 113 dollars and truancy lead. Committee appointments are recorded for finance, general purposes, and staff secretary roles.
Mr Lakeman Black moves four months leave for Miss Hagerman. Mitchell Beanie seeks renewal of vehicle insurance. Beanie Edwards proposes a 083900.00 levy for 1926. Edwards Blichie approves lists of payments to Manitobe Text Book Bureau 19.39, Denver Lumber 22.55, Mitchell Hardware 8.52, H. Cranwell 918.78, J. Ritchie 16.40, W. Nowo 8.20, Christie School Supply 85.10, C. D. G. Barber 154.60. Bennie Black adjourns.
William T. Reader, 82, pioneer resident of the Ithia district, died Saturday alongside his daughter Mrs John Day t Shevlin. Born in Norfolk Bagisad he came to Canada in 1904 settling near Roblin. He worked for the C.N.R as a pumpman and briefly as assistant engineer at the local power plant. Survived by three daughters Mrs Day of Shella Mrs Watson of Roblin and Mrs Etling of Joyceland Sask and Jece Ron Chee en of South Clones with twelve grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren. His wife preceded him twelve years ago. Funeral services were held Monday at Roblin United Church with Rev C S Matchett officiating and burial in Roblin cemetery.
Funeral services for Reginald A Calcutt Great War veteran details his death at Deer Lodge Hospital on Sunday. Born April 8 1889 in Russell Manitoba he farmed in Tumor district and married Gertrude Mabel Cranwell. Survived by wife three children brothers Albert and King. Interment in Roblin cemetery.
The Tumml church will observe its 60th anniversary this year with a jubilee committee led by Dan McDougall convenor Mica A McDougall Mrs John Kineser and Joe Brooks. A Grounds Improvement movement funded in part by YP8 has been started for church property.
Mr Laie Merrell visited his daughter in Brickeon and returned for Friday night’s Cuspider League game where Bushilors beat the mar red aids 6 to 5. The W.I. meeting on Shoreday January 16 drew a small crowd due to weather and illness, with a Scotch lunch and a well received programme. An important matter will be voted on at the January 28 meeting at 2:30 in the church basement. all members are asked to attend.
Deepdale locals Walter Ward prepared to travel to Winnipeg Saturday with a cattle shipment. Thos Ward left last Thursday to resume teaching duties after visiting family. Mrs. Bert Ward headed to Winnipeg on Monday for an extended visit with her parent Mr. Albert McCulloch of Maidstone. A whist drive at Deepdale Hall Friday saw Mae Matthews and Ira Gardner win firsts, with prizes to Jesse Adam and Wilson VanAlstone. dancing followed.
Roblin locals and visitors include Mirg Jean Mitchell returning to Granview last Monday. James Robertson of Grandview served as a business visitor this week. Myre John McNeill departed for Winnipeg to spend several days there. Mr Goldman left for Robert Minn for medical attention. Mrs D McLaren heads to Winnipeg Monday night for several days.
The Day and Watson families express appreciation for sympathy and kindness shown after their recent bereavement.
Mr Ed Howe of Winnipeg on business, many youths from Togo attended a Friday dance, Jocal curlers host a turkey supper, Maksarof hockey boys concert and dance at Community Hall, Miss Curia wins Waost popular lady honors, Ladies Aid annual meeting at Mrs Ed Howe's home with officers Currey Curie Pound, sale of Makaroff General Store to BE Howe.
Dropmore residents report Miss Leabelle Dugan travels to Winnipeg this week. Mr Donald Lewis departed for Fogwarten last week and will stay for some time. Mr A L Skinner attended Winnipeg on a business visit last week connected with International Place Gardens.
Rev C S Matchett leads alternate Sunday services at Cromarty Bield and Roblin with focus on Hallowed Be Thy Name and the Lord's Prayer. A Turkey story is included.
This piece urges residents to prioritize health and rely on qualified physicians and pharmacists. It emphasizes that even small ailments signal warning signs and encourages consulting a physician, paying bills promptly, and choosing a careful pharmacist who will not substitute prescriptions.
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