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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 14, 1944
Page
1
Auction of J. W. Pearson farm stock implements and household effects to be held Friday September 22 at 12 noon, two miles west of Silverwood school. Auction announced locally with directions and items for sale.
The farm stock implements and furniture of Art Carriere SE 12 29 29 will be sold Monday September 25 at 1 p.m. Auctioneer is Carriere. Also the farm stock implements and furniture of Sandy Bonorew SW 24 29 29 25 north of Rob Yin 21 miles north of San Clara corner will be sold Wednesday September 20 at 12 noon. D Carriere auctioneer.
Mr and Mrs J Whyte learn their son O S W Whyte is reported missing after the ship sinking. Mr and Mrs R Poyser of Merridale are notified their son Herbert was wounded on active service. Sympathy to Mr and Mrs John Nykolaishen and Pte William Nykolaishen killed in France in the casualty list. Wm Hughes learns his cousin Cecil Hughes is missing as of August 9. Ceril Hughes previously worked at Hughes Motor Garage before enlisting. Death noted for Pte Donald Williamson killed in France August 1, with his family at Darin. He is survived by his father, mother, two sisters, and one brother.
Veterinarians explain a horse should be watered before feeding because its stomach is small relative to body size. If grain is given first, drinking washes grain out, risking eslie and impaction. proper feeding is vital for work animals.
Mrs Slater of Parkbeg visits daughter here Norma Podmoroff heads to B C Monday Miss Katherine Butt of Winnipeg visits sister Mrs Harper Gawley family hosts weekend visitors from Winnipeg and Reston Homemaker clubs raise about 155 dollars at a dance funds to aid Kamsack Emergency supported by contributors and local clubs.
Grand Narrows Cpl Joyce Burrel stationed RC A F arrives home on harvest leave. Frt Sgt and Mrs Herman Garland of Dauphin attend funeral of Walter Middleton. Mrs Glen Finch returns from Kelving and Roblin holiday. Pte Mable Fillmore returns to Winnipeg after visiting district parents. Walter Middleton laid to rest in Tego cemetery after church service by Rev Haesney. Widow and five sons plus one daughter mourn his death. sons Walter Sudbury Ont Pte Freak in Newfoundland Albert Jack Alec and Herman Garland also mentioned.
Mrs John Ferguson returns from Dauphin hospital in better health. Harvest work slowed by recent heavy rains. Jean Himbeault Leo Davey and Charlie Mailhot depart for Otterburn to attend monastery term. J A Bouvier and Mrs Davey drive Misses Rosie and Lowella Davey to St Lazare convent. Right Rev Murray officiates confirmation for 160 parish children. Six years since such event. large turnout anticipated. Mrs Schonberg leaves for Toronto for six months study.
Miss S Winn spent the weekend with Ruth Herbert. Mr and Mrs Harvey Prier spent the weekend in Dauphir. Mr and Mrs A J Allen and son John were Sunday visitors. N Skublen is busy erecting a new warehouse adjoining his store. The Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs H Prior's home was well attended. Mr and Mrs G Souter and family visited Lindsay Taylor's home for the weekend.
Roblin resident Rae Makaroff seen in town last week. Jessie Lindsay spent weekend at home here. Miss Klapowschuk visited Shortdale. Margaret Davis stayed at Silver. Pte Phil McGinnis of the Vet's Guard returned to West Friday. Mr and Mrs J A Brown and daughter Sharon visited Togo over the weekend. Church and christening service planned next Sunday at 2 p.m. Rev D Conley officiating.
Merridale and Roblin residents visited with the Priors and Nos troms while wet weather delayed threshing. Despite slow conditions, labor is available as farmers dig in with machines. An article by F. F. Newton warns of an impending agricultural crisis and offers informed guidance.
The message urges district and community women to cooperate to raise the small maintenance funds for the local nursing station. It notes transportation limits, past depressions, and the need to work together during and after the war to improve health and peace.
Lena Audrey Black and Samuel James Porter wed at Knox United Church Roblin on September 9 officiated by Rev D Conly. A quiet reception for forty two followed with gifts exchanged and plans to reside in Chilliwack B C.
In loving memory of our dear mother who left us September 1940. Hands ready for deeds that were kind to help heal and aid the weak. Feet tireless by night or day in helping God's weaker ones. Wife with enduring smile and forgiving heart. Forever remembered and sadly missed by The Family.
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