Community notices from Melville and area events
Local residents visit relatives in town while Mrs N McLaren’s family from Winnipeg stays with kin. Mr Brandon hosts a harvest dance with 35 cent admission. Anglican services Sunday at 11 and 7 follow. Funeral of Mrs J A Williamson attended by Mrs H Williamson and Mrs Lundy from Brandon. Dances planned at I C O F hall Sept 23, and a Ladies Auxiliary Canadian Legion meeting Sept 28. W A Anglican Bazaar Nov 19. Tax collection dates announced for Shell River and Makaroff by W J Westwood. Review praises local telephone office for winning Manitoba’s best kept premises award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanity of
Acae
Firet
Manitoba
Gatherin the Clans in Roblin Assembly Hall
Gatherin the Clans under the Scottish Clans committee takes place Friday October 14 in the Assembly Hall Roblin. Admission for gents is 50 cents and ladies are asked to bring baskets. Music by Old Time Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottish Clans Committee
Assembly Hall
Roblin
Modern Eyesight Service Visits Roblin by Dunkin
John J. Dunkin, eyesight specialist from Brandon, will visit Mitchell's Drug Store in Roblin for eye examinations. Dunkin trained in Toronto winning the Gold Medal and Hermant Prize, has three years optical training, and will bring Dunkin's Consulting Opticians facilities to Roblin. His first visit is announced for Thursday September 29.
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John J. Dunkin
Dunkin’s Consulting Opticians
Brandon
Mitchell
Dunkin
Toronto
College of Optometry
University of Toronto
Dunkin’s
Roblin Consultants
Roblin
Dunk
Card of Thanks from the Smith Family
Mr and Mrs Smith and family express grateful thanks for the many expressions of sympathy and the beautiful floral tributes received after their sad bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
For Sale Fall Wheat Seed in Roblin Manitoba
Adam Bauer of Roblin Manitoba offers fall wheat seed averaging 40 bushels per acre this year. Price 55 cents per bushel or 50 cents for 100 bushel lots. Field tested over two years with good results. Sowing window from the fifteenth to the twenty sixth of Lent.
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Adam Bauer
Roblin
Man
Residents and visitors frequent Kamsack area events
Mr J Dimit motored to Kam sack Tuesday last. Mr and Mrs R J Parker visited at Kamsack on Tuesday last. Mr Velin and family moved into Mr McEwen's former residence. Miss Mabel Craig and Miss F Olwen returned home after a two week Winnipeg visit. Mr hk Fl Painter J.P. and Chief T Y McLean were at Runymede on business Monday evening. Mrs M Allen, Miss Irene Craig, Miss M Peterson, Miss Enid Abercrombie attended the teachers convention at Kamsack Friday and Saturday. Mr Stanley King motored to York River Man. accompanied by his mother and sister visiting here.
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Mabel Craig
F. Olwen
Winnipeg
Hk. Fl
J.P
T Y McLean
Runnymede
M. Allen
Irene Craig
M. Peterson
Enid Abercrombie
Kamsack
Stanley King
Ork River Man
Local Notes From Bield And District
Social visits include Mr H Jassund and Benny in Dauphin and Miss E Ek from Makinak. Threshing winds up with fair yields. Winnipeg visitors Mr and Mrs Beer and relatives Finkbiner and Hills are mentioned. School opens Oct 3 with Miss MacPhedroon as principal and teachers Nelson Robinson and E Whyte. Ongoing repairs around the elevator cottage and gas pump work by North Star Oil Co. Rev McLeod from Makaroff preached to a small church audience turnout.
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MacPhedroon
Nelson Robinson
E. Whyte
Mr Lindsay
North Star Oil Co
Dauphin
Bield
Mike Luchaschuck
The Man Grows The World's Finest Wheat Deserves To Eat Good Bread
AWestern Canadian Wheat supplyer argues for clean milled flour from washed wheat. Robin Hood Mills promotes health benefits of pure flour, urging higher quality and hygiene in milling to protect public health and families. The campaign cites minimal cost difference and stresses superior bread quality from properly milled flour.
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Robin Iood Mills
Review
Canada
Prairies
Eiveryone
Robin Hood
Third Pair of Pants as Odd Economic Index
A Nation's Business piece cites an old farmer joke about three pairs of pants as a rough economic index. The forecaster whispers caution while noting people worn trousers signal hard times. past '27 to '29 excess wear preceded downturns, with 1932 seeing continued rough conditions as pants wear thin.
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Oval Rand
Not Dead She Is Just Away From Us
Poem by C.V.B. expresses comfort in death as a release of spirit. Lucy is not dead but away, joining the great All-spirit while remaining connected to the living through spiritual communion and heavenly peace.
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Tatev
C.V.B
Obituary for Mrs J A Williamson of Roblin
Mrs J A Williamson died after a prolonged illness on Sept 15 in Roblin after more than twenty five years in the district. The funeral was held at United Church and interment followed at Roblin cemetery. She leaves her husband, her mother Mrs Cook of Seattle, sisters Mrs Kendrick of Seattle and another sister in Vancouver.
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J. A. Williamson
Roblin
Scotland
United Church
Mrs Cook
Seattle
Kendrick
Seatle
Church Notices Minister Rev DS Kern B A B D B Paed p m
Church notices list Rev DS Kern, names titles B A B D Paed, with service times. Cant confirm date or location from fragment.
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DS. Kern B.A
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Mrs N. McLaren
Famly
Melville
Janet Wright
Cromarty WI
H. Williamson
Lundy
1.C. O.F
Lir Syncopaters
Ladies Auxiliary of
The
Canadian Legion
T. Kelso
W.A
W. J. Westwood
Sec.Treas
Shell River
Deepdale
Makaroff
J. Dimit
R. J OM Parker
Mr Velin
Mr McEwen
H. Jassund
Benny
Miss E Ek
Makinak
Mrs Beer
Mr. Finkbiner
B. Hills
R. Finkbiner
W. Cumberland
Isabella, Man
A. Clive
Mel. Olson
Atraca Cone
Aroff
T& Sloan
Mak
Bob McIntyre
Jim Mc Larty
C. McDowell
Bobby Mc Larty
Miss McPhedroon
McLeod
Lucy
Vancouver
the United Church
Tummel
Biela Lille
Cromarty
P.m
Pollman Brand
McKay
Penman
SAVE
Wea
Campbell’s
Singapore
Arrow
B.C
Tortire
Robin Wood Chinn Otts
Pork and Clarks
Tor
Ontario
B.C. Mcintosh
Perera
Elbert
Rhenh
Sunkist
Western Chain Stores
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