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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 23, 1925
Page
1
Community notices detail swine club progress and cooperative farm work, plus visits by families including Mr and Mrs Stan Hardy and Dr Victor Drach opening new offices. Local events include W I meeting, Winnipeg convention notes, upcoming Health Conference at the fair, and transportation links via railway lines.
The Anglican Ladies Guild thanks all who helped and notes the Bishop of Brandon will conduct a confirmation service in the Anglican church at 11 am on July 10. Music by the band aided the Society. An evening service is canceled due to the Bishop’s Grandview service and Mr Phillips will accompany.
Mrs G Harvey returns from Winnipeg and attends Monday morning rest. The Ladies Aid joint meeting is set for July 30 at 2 90 at Mrs Jollife Deepdale. Union pic nic proceeds total about 56 after expenses. Manse Board thanks volunteers. Consolidated School District voters elect M Evans chair W J Kerswell Secretary trustees J Lindsay J Arnott retire C Robertson F Curle. Truant officer urges parental cooperation as school law limits absences to one term without certification. Meeting adjourned late.
Fragmentary notice lists Tummel and Cromarty events and children's addresses and prayers. It states the Sacrament of Baptism will be administered during the evening service on Sunday next in July, and the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed at services on Sunday August 6. The minister invites worshippers to wait with him.
The Stork brought a bouncing boy to Mr and Mrs EB Charbonneau. A district annual ratepayers meeting discussed school matters and a trustee was appointed to replace Mr Lade. Mrs Moore, wife of Dr C W Moore, died suddenly at Glenella, and her funeral was held with many friends in attendance.
A brief stray item describes an animal or object with a noted 61 atomy form and a marked forehead including a black feature. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear ownership or location details.
The issue reprints a correction regarding an announcement for a Union Picnic at Makirov on the 27th. The notice wrongly linked a dance to the United Church Picnic and was not authorized by the meeting or any committee. The editors express regret and state the notice should not have appeared.
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