Pioneers Chapter 16 Continued at Rossburn Pastorship
The narrator recalls arriving at Rossburn in 1888 with R R Ross Sr. and staying two weeks, sharing a supper at Nelson's, then returning two years later to take charge of the Rossburn circuit. He lists former pastors and notes alternating Presbyterian and Methodist services in the old school until the Presbyterian church was built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Ross Sr
Rossburn
Solagirth
Johnson
Nelson's
North Country
Methodist Church
the Valley
St. Mary’s
Angusville
Seaburn
Boyle
Perth
G. H. Landin
T. C. Buchanan
A. R. Aldridge
Bill Smith
Mr. Pimlott
W.B. Cheguin
John Peters
Jas. Lang
Newdale
J Hodnett
H. Hamilton
Public Meeting Called for New Rink in Rossburn
A Rossburn note urges residents to attend a second public meeting on Tuesday January 11 1949 at 8 PM about establishing a new rink. It laments low turnout at the prior gathering of about 20 to 30 people and warns that failure to show may end the project, leaving future generations to hope for better luck in 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossburn
Aoudtt
Manitoba
Armstrong Rossburn announce engagement of Ida May
Mr and Mrs Walter Armstrong Rossburn announce the engagement of their elder daughter Ida May to James son of Mr and Mrs Frith of Roland Manitoba. Wedding to be held quietly in Winnipeg at 5 p m on December 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Armstrong Rossburn
Ida May
James
Frith
Roland
Winnipeg
Youngest Woods Daughter Weds Rev Barker in Winnipeg
Hazel Loretta Woods, youngest daughter of Mrs. Gertrude Woods of Rossburn, wed Rev. James Arthur Barker of Eastend, Sask., at the Berean Assembly in Winnipeg on November 20 at 6 30 PM. The ceremony was led by Rev. Gordon F. Pierce with music by Mrs. Beatrice Barrs and John Blankman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berean Assembly
Burnell St
Winnipeg
Hazel Loretta
Gertrude Woods
Rossburn
E. Woods
James Arthur Barker
Eastend
Sask
Gordon F. Pierce
Assembly
Beatrice Barrs
John Blankman
Jesus
James Pierce
W. J. Hamilton
Barker
Pentecostal Assembly
Agnes Mitchell
This is a job that you can do
The piece urges readers to buy Christmas Seals to fund tuberculosis prevention in Manitoba. It emphasizes early detection through mass x rays, free sanatorium treatment, and the goal of eliminating TB within a generation. The Sanatorium Board, Associated Canadian Travellers, and mobile x-ray units are highlighted as part of the province wide effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Manitoba
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pioneers
G. Woods
Rev. Barker
Edward L. Kess
Sanatorium Board
Parkas
E. M. Peikoff
General Merchant
Phone
Marquette
Karsh
J.a.glen
Stuart Garson
Bessie Keating
C.C.F
Moffat’s Drug Store
Man
Ann Hathaway Chocolates
Rexall
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