Knox United Church to Observe 40th Anniversary
Roblin's Knox Presbyterian Church marked its 40th anniversary of the building in 1908 with a 32nd anniversary since the 1916 union with Methodists. Anniversary services are set for October 3 and 4 with a dinner, as sanctuary renovations proceed.
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Canada
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Presbyterian Church
W. J. Inglis
Alex Kemle
J. L. King
P. McLeod
J. H. Selkirk
John Archibald
Robert Harvey
D. S. Kern
C. S. Matchett
T. B. McMillan
K. A. McKillop
David Conly
H. V. Ellison
United Church
Knox United Church
Knox Church
J. M. Taylor
Coop appoints Jack Scott as shipper after Kerswell resigns
The Shell River Livestock Shippers Coop. announces Jack Scott as shipper following the resignation of Bill Kerswell due to ill health. Mr Kerswell thanks Roblin livestock producers for their cooperation and hopes the same cordial relationship will continue with Mr Scott.
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Shell River Livestock Shippers Coop
Jack Scott
Bill Kerswell
Kerswell
Roblin
Scott
Local Visitors and Household News From Winnipeg
Margaret and Ethel Mc Bride visit Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs W Edwards traveled to Winnipeg Sunday. Miss Joan Glover visits Winnipeg with relatives. Mildred Kines of Chiliwack B C visits Mr and Mrs A Martin. Geo Fisher party returns from Toronto and the East. Mrs J Smith and daughter and four Chicago visitors stay with Mr and Mrs Martin. Mrs Rusk friends visit Mrs Jack Scott. Kelso and Betty attend the National Exhibition in Toronto. Robertson family hosts Winnipeg relatives after holiday in-laws.
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Margaret
Ethel McBride
Winnipeg
W. Edwards
Joan Glover
Mildred Kines
Chiliwack
B.C
A Martin
Geo. Fisher
Toronto
J. Smith
Mrs. Edwards
Chicago
Jack Robertson
Dear Old Lady Casts Liberal Vote in Ontario Election
A doctor recalls a longtime patient widow who votes Liberal after her Conservative husband’s death. She explains she must now think for herself, despite believing the sitting Pro-Con member was decent. A second item notes a descendant’s photo op contrasting family politics with historical truth.
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Fall selling push urges local merchants now
Local merchants are urged to start a lively fall selling campaign to compete with large-town stores. The message emphasizes seizing early momentum and avoiding being outpaced by bigger retailers in nearby towns and cities.
Village moves offices to new hall as fit allows
The fire hall and council chambers are not finished but moved to stage where feasible. The town office opens on 1st Ave between the Restroom and the Review. Dr. Large relocates to Main Street office vacated by town fathers and a dentist has leased the former Large office.
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Hospital site graded as city readies for build
Progress notes report the municipal crew has levelled the site for a new hospital. The Department of Health will promote the project and soon publish where to obtain cement and reinforcing steel.
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Religious Services Schedule for Sunday September 5
In Deepdale at 12 noon minister Chas Simpson speaks, Silverwood hosts 3 pm, Makaroff 7 30 pm. Christ Church Anglican Rector Rev W H Logan offers Evensong and Sermon at 7 pm. Free Methodist Minister A A Buffman leads worship 10 am, Roblin church 11 am, 7 pm. Greek Orthodox in Roblin Anglican church at 10 am Rev Harby Mingster.
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Deepdale
Silverwood
Makaroff
Christ Church
W. H. Logan
Free Methodist Church
A. A. Buffman
Bield S
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Notice of Shell River assessment roll revision
The Assessment Roll of the Rural Municipality of Shell River is deposited in the Clerk's office and open for fifteen days. Complaints must be in writing and filed at least ten days before the Court of Revision. The court sits at Roblin Municipal Hall at 2 30 pm on Wednesday October 6 1948. dated Roblin August 26 1948.
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Shell River
Court of Revision
Roblin
Manitoba
Shellmouth Council to Sit as Special Court of Revision
The Rural Municipality of Shellmouth announces a Special Court of Revision to review the 1948 railroad property assessment and a general 1949 assessment roll. Inspections open for fifteen days. complaints must be lodged ten days before the October 2, 1948 sitting at 2 p.m. in the Municipal Office. Dated August 30, 1948.
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Shellmouth
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D. A. Bradley-Hunt
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