Cemetery Day at Tammel Marks Community Memorial
On Saturday June 14 the Tammel community gathered at the cemetery to honor ancestors. Over 100 attended as overseers G Ratbie and F J McCrae led work groups while women prepared pie fashion meals and church cleaning. Shrubs were planted and paths extended around two grand evergreen centering the grounds.
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Tommel Imurday
Tammel
Rat Bie
F J McCrae
McGrath
Albis
Tummel
Woman in New Fields Opens Doors to Critics and Change
The piece argues that women, though faced with criticism, deserve access to fields long dominated by men. It contends emancipation lifts barriers, allowing women to pursue pursuits traditionally closed to them and prove their competence.
Woman's Entry Into Professions Faces Barriers
The passage argues that women lack equal opportunity and face restrictions imposed by men. It notes that past advantages for men should not justify excluding women from competing in various fields. It stresses that removing these barriers now allows women to pursue roles previously blocked by bias and tradition.
The Spendthrift and the Buyer’s Motive in Commerce
The piece argues that spending behavior arises early and that two seller types exist: those offering value and those exploiting spending propensity. It notes varyingly thrifty and heavy spenders, the social need to buy, and the dangers of mail fraud, bogus promotions, and confidence schemes.
Interesting News From Town and Adjoining District
Local items note July 10 open for Co operative Pease at Roblin and visits by Jas McEwen and Cecil Parker. R J M Parker and Jack Allen linked to Winnipeg and Endersley. Roblin events include play Betty and June 12 and Makaroff dates. Farmers coordinated gravel for town streets with about 70 teams delivering nearly 300 loads and meals provided by restaurants.
Roblin Community Calendar Highlights July 16 Events
Local notices show a big co op sale July 10 and a barn dance July 16 at Arnott farm under Women's Institute auspices. Visits from Winnpeg residents Beatrice Newton and Mrs Oldman are noted, with social gatherings, church addresses by Rev John Mackay, band attendance, and a basket picnic June 28.
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Bob
Bill Arnott
The
Women’s Institute
Coming Events In Elks Carnival And Pic N Eve Dates
A list of upcoming community events including Chautauqua June 21 to 27 Elks Carnival and Sports July 1 Tummel Annual Pic N Eve July 18 and Roblin Fair August 2 with dates and locales.
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Chautauqua
Elks
Card of Thanks from Mrs W R Kaser and family
Mrs W R Kaser and family express gratitude for the kind sympathy and beautiful tokens sent during their recent bereavement. The note notes appreciation for the floral tributes and support received.
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W R Kaser
Deepdale Notices and Community Update
Deepdale announces a pie social on July 20 in Roblin and notes the post office closes at 7 pm daily with after hours mail drop by door. Roads are slowly improving, and condolences are offered for Mr Kennedy’s passing.
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Deepdale
Argent Post
Merrendale News Note On Open July 10 For Event
Merrendale residents told to keep July 10 open for a big Ce eraive Peale at Roblin W Katarynik mtured to Kamsack thnt Sunday Mir W Angus of Elkham vis relatives here. There are now upwards of fifty children attending Merrdale school. Kelly Cockerill returned from Winnipeg bringing back with him a two ton truck for hauling green ete. A good number from here attended the ple-nse at Postup last weekend.
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Ehldren
Merrdale School
Kelly Cockerilll
Winnipeg
Hauing Gremn
Roblin Locals and Local News Update
Miss McLeish arrived in town Tuesday and Miss Mabel Wright left Sunday for Mele and Wakner to visit friends. Mr T Cunniffe broke his collar bone in a bicycle accident. Mr and Mrs A Watson and family visited Roblin this week. The baseball team visiting Roblin Monday defeated the locals 4 to 2. Mourning the death of Jessie Everall in Dauphin, formerly of Roblin, the only daughter of H J Everall and wife.
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Mabel Wright
Mele
Wakner
Mr T Cunniffe
Vistors
Roblin
H. J Everall
Dauphin
Fomerly
Jessie
Robin Jesse
BIELD LOCALS Report Delights Roblin and District
Visitors from Roblin and Shortdale visited Makaroff last week. Miss Lorna Olson recovers from illness and is active again. Prayer meeting was at Mr and Mrs O Ballard Shevlin. Geo Strike from Shortdale stayed with E Johnston over the weekend. Myrtle Shiner attends Ribing school while taking exams. The Chase Brothers and mother visited Yorkton last Saturday. A district dance at the Beld Fall drew many Roblin and Shortdale residents. Next dance date announced.
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O. Ballard
Shevlin
Geo Strike
Shortdale
E. Johnston
Roblin
Local Notes From Grand Narrows and Surrounds
Community items recount an operative named Panie in Grand Narrows, Adam Sangster boarding the Express to Winnipeg, and visits by Mrs White and son with the Radfords in Norquay. Eight youths went to Kamsack for a convention and report a pleasant event. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs John Emmanuel Loustrom on a May birth in Saskatoon. Mrs Hamilton died in Winnipeg and was interred there, with sympathy for her husband and family. A hall Bee on the 12th refreshed the interior, and Mr Burrell provided ice cream for workers.
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John Emmanuel
Mahnile
Loustrom
Saskatoon
Hamilton
Winnpeg
Winnipeg
Burrell
Miss Greenberg Visits Walker School Group
Miss Greenberg of Walker School spent the weekend with Miss Bass and Mr Painter and his daughters Mrs tourt and Miss Painter. They were joined by Mrs McConnell who conducted the service and gave her fourth talk on Missionaries. Mrs Burt played for singing. next Sunday Rev. IL McConnell will hold the UF MF service and all members should attend.
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Mr Painter
Tourt
Mss Painter
McConnell
Missionares
Burt
IL McConnell
Boxing event features Conquest vs Curle in main bout
Roblin boxing show includes bantam clashes Poltras vs Brass and Wells vs Kelun. Conquest of Kamsack floors Curle after a foul claim, referee awards the bout. Exhibition bouts by Octave Barren and F Sanders draw praise as crowds enjoy fast rounds and supporting matches.
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Annuluer
e'Clest
Vy Br
Lex Teenard
McCangel
Wuld
Ri Xing
Conquest
Curle
Conquest Octave Barren
F Sanders
Arky
Russell
Lunan
Wilson
Kamsack
Darky Sanders
Darky
Halloway
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