Dauphin Presbytery Meets At Dublin In Large Assembly
The Presbytery of Dauphin gathered at Dublin with a large attendance led by Chairman Rev. A. O. Watson and Secretary Treasurer Rev. J. J. Jackson. Committees include Home Missions with Wim Reid Dr. Cormie J. Jackson I. L. Mitchell G. Findlater and others. Foreign Missioning with J. F. Falmer Theo Bay N. Daynard and laymen from Makaroff and Kenville. The banquet featured a Laymen’s Association address on personal work and family prayers. Mayor Mitchell and Mr. Westwood welcomed guests. Training classes for Sunday School teachers were urged with support from youth groups and temperance education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbytery of
Dauphin
Dublin
A. 0. Watson
Benito
J. J. Jackson
Grandview
Alex. Oliphant
Follos
Wim, Reid
Dr. Cormie
J. Jackson
I. L. Mitchell
G. Findlater
J. F. Falmer
Theo Bay
N. Daynard
Makaroff
Kenville
M. Fund
D. S. Kern
D. Tl. Telfer
Alex Oliphant
Dr. E. Esho
A. J+. Watson
AM. E. Nixon
W. 0. Mather
Winnipegosis
Minianas
H. H. Kippen
R. He. Fusee
Neepawa
H. G. Pritchard
Brandon
Manitoba
D. T W. Telfer
Mitchell
Westwood
D. H. Telfer
A. D. Watson
John Jackson
H. H. Kippan
Financing a Church With Wheat Initiative Reported
James E. MenNeill, a Peace Haven District missionary, discusses financing a rural church by wheat subscriptions in the current New Outlook. He notes contributions start with 150 bushels, with declines, a car sold in August to fund a year's work, and plans to sell another in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley
James E. MenNeill
Caired
Peace Haver
Ali al LeNeili
Buffalo meat to be sold to Canadian households and hotels
Ottawa reports another 1500 buffalo from Canada's Wainwright Park to be slaughtered in late fall and early winter. By March over 500 animals remained with annual 20 percent growth, forcing the Parks Branch to thin the herd and market products amid grazing strain.
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Canada
Canadian National Railways
Ottawa
Wainwright Park
Wainwright Preserve
National Parks Branch
Wainwright
Un Employment Relief Monies and Fiscal Responsibility
Citizens and ratepayers must understand unemployment relief funds are public money to be repaid via taxation. Some seek to exploit the crisis while others deserve aid, so relief must be judiciously allocated to relieve distress and maintain accountability.
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Boissevain
Chess Growth in Roblin Promotes Learnable Strategy
A Roblin feature extols chess as an ancient, global game and a model for life. It notes chess history from Homeric poetry and Persian roots, cites famous players Alekhine and Maran, and argues beginners only need simple start pieces with guided instruction to avoid overwhelm.
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Roblin
Alekhine
Paris
Marnax
Canada Registers 1 255 856 Motor Vehicles End 1930
Canada ends 1930 with 1 255 856 registered motor vehicles an increase of 44 949 from December 31 1929. The transomobile density of Canada is one vehicle for every ten people in the Dominion.
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Canada
The
Dominion
Roblin Notes Taste of Community Life and Politics
Local Roblin notes cover travel plans and a Thanks giving holiday on October 12. Updates include J Delveaut joining Roblin Bank staff, visits by Bob Greenaway, and gatherings with guests from Kenmere and Broadview. Community events highlight Boys and Girls Swine Club winners Clarence Wright and Clare Kines and a Brandon trip for judging winners. FLY Newton M.L.A. secured unanimous Conservative nomination for Roblin constituency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Wright
Clare Kines
Brandon
Toronto
Roblin High Students Compete At Yorkton Field Meet
Representatives from Roblin along with Dauphin Yorkton Melville and smaller towns gathered in Yorkton for a field meet. Dauphin led with 54 points followed by Yorkton Melville 52 and 50. Roblin scored few points due to limited training. Teachers held a fall picnic in Assiniboine valley with a lively ball game officiated by Mr Workentin. A Grade nine debate on languages versus science saw the affirmative by Irene Johnston Eileen Fisher Gertrude Saunders triumph over Billie Cross Kenneth Pomeroy Roy Freedland. Grades four to eight staged a literary program featuring speeches, dialogues and songs ending with the National Anthem and a reflection on a torn flag symbol of freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkton
Dauphin
Melite
Melville
Roblin
Assiniboine Valley
B. Workentin
Erade
Irene Johnston
Eileen Fisher
Gertrude Saunders
Billie Cross
Kenneth Pomeroy
Roy Freeland
Edith Crogs
Ordella ‘Ayne
Jack Hays
Oswald Goldman
Wawanesa
Ordella Payne
Village Notes and Obituary From Roblin District
Togo Dr G P Baker visited Roblin. Rev Parker sent stock to Winnipeg. Mrs A J Cottrell and Mrs Raiser drove to Roblin. Rev McConnell and Mr Painter attended Presbytery at Preceville. Mgr Phillips of Kamseeck returned home. Mr and Mrs C S Burt of Siluo were guests of Mass M Water. Wyllychuk’s dance at Davis hall drew a good crowd. J W Eddy returned from Winnipeg. Mars Stiusin resigned as Superintendent. Mrs Wes Scoville opposed. News of the sudden death of Mr Wm Lindsay on the 3rd inst. Lindsay born Listowel Ont 1866. Manitoba since 1871. married Elsie Arnsen in 1904, Sarah Waggoner in 1916. lived at Hamiota, Dublin, then Togo. Funeral at United church Monday, large attendance from district, Roblin and Hamiota. Rev H McConnell officiated. Floral tributes were beautiful. Union cemetery event noted. We extend sympathy to wife, son, and mourners.
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Wm. Lindsay
Sairsay
Lindsay
Roblin
Leigh
Listowel
Manitoba
Elsie Armsen
Sarah Waggonertte
Hamiota
Dublin
Togo
United Church
Udt
Hamita
H. McConnell
Union Cemetery
Shortdale notes in town visits and local events
Shortdale residents report a business visitor last week and a Sunday service at the Ulrian church. A local horse belonging to Eddie Johnstone was killed by the morning train. Ducks are fewer but noise remains high from local hunters. Mr Pasickie predicts a bumper crop of peas this year with an estimated two tons. Potatoes from Shortdale attract attention at the Free Press contest. Cromarty W.1. guests of Mrs Cooper with a dainty supper and a singing farewell song to conclude.
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Cromarty W.1
G. Rooper
Shortdale
Oper
Burvon
Alrs Hodkinson
Dolly
Mumps Reported At Local School And Social Notes
A series of brief items records a mumps case at a school last week, local visits by Mr C Weppwall to Winnpeg on business, an upcoming fowl supper, and multiple residents traveling or visiting in Roblin Brandon Shevlin and Winnipeg. Others include fire damage to a barn and feed loss, a dog killed by a missing wheat load, and various family visits to residents of Currie and Johnson.
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C. Weppwall
Winnpeg
Carl Andrews
Shevlin
S. M. Currie
Beliefs of the DoMar Almighty Proposer
A fragmented, satirical pledge touts faith in DoMar Almighty and figures like Geo W, calls for education, religious toleration, and free Mosaic interpretation, criticizes abortion laws, promotes fermentation and distillation, and supports nationalization of bankers and canal investigations, as well as Canadian ascendancy and hard work.
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Noads
Gatherin Oth Clans Annual Dance at Assembly Hall
The Gatherin Oth Clans annual dance will be held in the Assembly Hall on Friday October 9 at 9 pm. Admission for gentlemen is 50 cents. Ladies are asked to bring baskets.
Roblin Flute Band Seeks Members at United Church Meeting
Mr Wim McMurray invites Boys and Girls and parents to join the Roblin Flute Band. A meeting for interested youths is held in the United Church basement Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Selah Deyloth promotes the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim .McMurray
United Church
Selah Deyloth
Grand Narrows Gathers News of Local Social Visits
Inspector H Albright made his semi annual rounds visiting Grand Narrows and surrounding districts. Mrs J Walsh of Silverwood plans a few days with her sister Mrs W H McKnight. Mr and Mrs Sangster and Cameron spent Sunday with friends in Grand Narrows. Dixon family hosted Ramsack friends on Sunday. Striemen and Plum Coulee visitors stayed with Mills family. H Wilson and Smalley hosted guests from Silverwood. Neighbors note fine weather and early immunization visits by Nurse Ring and Dr Drach to school and pre school children amid liphthea threat. due again Monday Oct 19.
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A. Sangster
Cameron
Grand Narrows
H. Wilson
Ring
Dr. Drach
Birth Announcement at Deepdale in September
Born at Deepdale on Monday September 28, to Mr and Mrs T. Robert, a daughter.
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Deepdale
T. Robert
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Dauphin Presbytery
Hcusewivs
J. Lambkin
Glenboro
J. Delveaut
Royal Bank
St. Rose de Lac
Bank At
Bob Greenaway
Churchill
Winnipeg
Halliday
Kenmere
N.D
Dr. Allingham
Broadview, Sask
Oine
Fly. Newton
M.L.A
Conservative
Newton
Nwton
Wal ‘Chweitzer
M. T
Yorkton and
A. Gleiser
Nate Rosen
Bob Smale
Tommy Johns
Roblin School
Tere
G .P. Baker
Rew. M.g Parker
A. J. Cottrell
Raiser
PF .McConnell
R. J Painter
Preceville
Mgr Phillips
Kamsaeck
C.N.R
CS. Burt
Slikuo
M. Water
Wyllychukrus
Davis Hall
J. W. Eddy
Mars St.us
United Sunday School
Wesscoville
Hisie
Brydon
Eddie Johnstone
Acre
Pasickie
Esaw
Cooper
Bield
Mrs. Little
Tl. C. Wells
Mrs. Kelly
P. Hanson
Eddie Johnson
Issenger
Dan Martel and Nephew
Mrs. J. Ballard
E. Johnson
Allen McLardy
James McLardy
J. Currie
W. Wagzoner
M. Altzham
DoMar
Rum
Geo W
Bankers’ Association
Beauharnois Canal
Roblin Boys and Girls Flute Band
H. Albright
J Walsh
Silverwood
W .H. McKnight
Mrs. Dixon
Ramsack
P Striemem
F .Mills
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