Local Notices And Visitations Fill Week In Town
Local and general Mr and Sirs M. Clark and Airs Newton returned from Winnipeg Sunday. Several Winnipeg visitors, Oxbow and Peachland residents, and a Rapid City couple were in town. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion meets July 27. A Robin Band dance is set for July 29 Fair Night with lunch donations requested. Robin baseball third at Russell tournament. Manitoba Horse trainees listed for Dauphin Lake. Shell River Agricultural Society fair planned next week with sports and large entries expected.
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Robin Band
Fordeo
Jeludine
Shell River Agricultural Society
Powell Bride W Matchett Wed In Forest Hill Farm
Miss Hazel Powell married W Matchett at the bride’s home Forest Hill Farm Rev S Rt McLeod officiated A reception followed with 170 guests including guests from Roblin Vaupinin Yorkton Dropmore and Parry Sask The couple will reside in Parry Sask after the wedding party returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Powell
W. Matchett
Brde
Forest Hill Farm
S. Rt. McLeod
Dorothy Powell
Earl Button
Roblin
W. J. Ward
A. E. Tredat
Z. McMillan
Vaupnin
Ruby Swartz
Helen Waldman
Yorkton
Mary Wardle
Dropmore
Matchett
Parry, Sask
Cemetery Cleanup Meeting at Roblin Grounds
The cemetery committee asks all Roblin and district residents to attend a cleanup at the cemetery on Tuesday July 26 at 3 40 p m. Bring necessary tools to improve the grounds and property. Your participation would be appreciated.
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Roblin
Memorial Service at Monumental Plot July 31
A memorial service will be held at the Monumental Plot on Sunday July 31 at 2 30 PM Ex service men should gather at Orange Hall by 2 15 Veterans from Grandview Russell and Yorkton branches are expected The Roblin Branch of the Canadian Legion BE ST appreciated strong public attendance last year and invites Roblin and surrounding district to attend this occasion
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Orange Hall
Grandview
Russell
Yorkton
Roblin
Canadian Legion B.e.st
Merridale Social Highlights Show Local Visits and Events
Merridale notes Miss Calver of Brandon visiting the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Calver. Norman Cockerill returns from Fort Francis. Summer road work and improvements noted. Postup Baseball Club picnic drew good attendance and enjoyment. Merridale Community Club dance at Merridale School on July 15 with Donoghue Bros orchestra. Attendance lower than some events due to competing attractions. A solid crowd was present.
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Miss Calver
Brandon
Mrs
Fred Calver
Postup Baseball Club
Merridale
Merridale School
Donoghue Bros
Imperial Conference Opens in Ottawa July 21
The first Imperial Conference outside the British capital opens in Ottawa on July 21. Delegates from Britain and all Dominions represent about 450 million people across 13.9 million square miles. Delegates will meet in Parliament Buildings while staying at Chateau Laurier Hotel near the House of Commons. White population roughly 60 million.
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Ottawa
British Commonwealth of Nations
C.N. Chateau Laurier
House of Commons
Blewett Muir Wedding at Fairview Near Togo
Leia Mae Muir wed Delbert Earl Blewett in a June wedding at Fairview near Togo. The couple posed in a peach Georgette gown with orange blossoms and carried pink peonies. Attendees included Blewett and Muir families, with plans for a Winnipeg trip.
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Fairview
Uweo. Muir
Togo
Leia Mae
Delbert Earl Blewett
W. G. Blewett
Kamsack
H. McConnell
Jack Blewett
Mabel Craig
James Topham
Jas
Topman
Winnipeg
HW. M. Stewart
W. B. Carss
Griffith
George
Count the Cost of Fast Highway Driving
The piece warns drivers who speed to forty to seventy miles per hour about higher costs and danger. Popular Mechanics cites tests showing oil use at 55 mph is seven times that at 35, wear and gasoline use at 55 mph double 40 mph, and 40–45 mph is the most economical on open roads.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
Looking for Bargains in Town Stores and Prices
The piece argues that price variation across stores makes it hard for shoppers to find best values. It advocates reading advertising to discover bargains, noting advertising serves as an information mechanism that helps the public obtain lower prices.
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UN Town
Pioneer Woman R J Brooks Tummel Dies
Mrs Robert Brooks died at her daughter Mrs Naylor’s Russell home on July 13 after a long illness. Born in Stratford Ontario August 11 1846 she married Robert Callin in 1866 and moved west in 1882 to Moosman near Tummel. She helped travelers on the Pelly trail and was a local physician figure before moving to Russell. Survived by three daughters Mrs Naylor Russell Mrs E Paul Winnipeg Mrs R Preston Treherne and three sons Jor and John Tummel and George Texas, with a brother B Callin Russell. Funeral Friday at Tummel United church conducted by Rev Kern. Interment Tummel cemetery. Honorary pallbearers listed.
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Robert Brooks
Dirs Wm Naylor
Russell
Mrs Brooks
Stratford
Robert Callin
Moosman
Tummel
Shell River
Pelly Trail
Sask
Naylor Russell
E. Paul Winnipeg
R. Preston Treherne
Jor and
John
Tummell
George
Texas
B. Callin Russell
Naylor
Tummel United Church
J. A. Gill
N. Adams
D. Johnstone
A. Edwards
Albt. Staples
Dan McDougall
John McEwen
James Anderson
Togo Fair Opens July 28 With Dairy and Cattle Show
The 26th annual Togo Agricultural Society summer show is set for Thursday July 28. Entries are urged promptly and in accordance with the rules. Changes to cattle prize list include the Royal Bank Special for best dual purpose cow a Silver Medal and the Kamsack Creamery Special for best dairy cow with prizes of 3.00 for first and 2.00 for second.
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Togo Agricultural Society
Royal Bank
Kamsack Creamery
Marriage Unites Lottie Switzer and Oswald J Anderson
Miss Lottie KE Switzer, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Switzer of Tummel district, marries Oswald J Anderson of Tummel district at the Manse Roblin on Thursday evening July 14 in a ceremony by Rev D S Kern.
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Roblin
Lottie KE. Switzer
Wm. Switzer
Tummel
Oswald J. Anderson
Tummel District
D. S. Kern
Monster Air meet at Russell July 22 crowd urged
Twenty one planes of varying sizes will perform at the Monster Air meet in Russell on Friday July 22. Activities include stunt parachute jumps bomb dropping and racing with an afternoon of flying events from 1 45 p m to 4 p m after arrivals at 11 30 a m Admission is 25 cents. A Monster dance follows in the evening.
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Russell
Estate of Adelaide Rouvier Claims Deadline 1932
In the matter of the estate of Adelaide Rouvier late of Pogey Creek Manitoba all claims against the estate must be verified by statutory declaration and filed at Charles D G Barber in Reblin Manitoba on or before August 20 1932 Jean Baptiste Bouvier is the executor solicitor for the estate and the notice is dated July 5 1932.
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Adelaide Rouvier
Anlantellate
Pogey Creek
Manitoba
Reblin
Manioba
Charles D. G. Barber
Jean Baptiste Bouvier
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sirs
M. Clark
Airs Newton
E. Tillotson
Kipling and
Kelso, Sask
Freddie Gleiser
Lake Clementi
Mr. J. Conhan
Airs Freeland
Hill
Oxbow
A. G Gleiser
Minto
C. G. McRory and Sons of
Mr. J. Miller
Ladies
The
Canadian Legion
J. Adam
K. J. Githnuly
Rapid Citys
Lambert
Geo. McBean
Peachland
Sie End Mex Lee
Geo
Fisher
Miss Eunice. Fisher
Russell Hast
W. Gardner
Shoal Lake
Gilbert Plains
Mondey
Manitoba Tlorse
Dauphin Lake
F. Collins
Wenner
Donoghue
TI. Belton
F Macleod C. James
K. Inman
W. White
L. Ward
J. Ushall
A. Cline
G. Wack
Joe Bérnah
T. Curle
J. Kardos
N. Sorbo
Deepdale
D. M. Powell
Lake Madge
C. T. Argent
Mr. J. Patrie
Dauphin and
St. Rose
Dauphin
Mac Thompson
S. T. Argent
Norman Cockerill
Fort Francis
Imperial Conference
Blewett
R. J. Brooks
Tummel Pioneer
ST. Regis Hotel
Coleman
Roblin Hardware CO
Manitoba Department of Health and Public Welfare
John Bracken
E. W. Montgomery, M.D
Minister of Health and Public Welfare
U.G.G. Twine
United Grain Growers
U.G.G
United Grain Growers L
Shell River Agriculture Society
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