McIntosh couple marks 64th wedding anniversary
Celebrate the 64th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. McIntosh born in Molesworth Ontario in 1858 and 1860 respectively. They moved west in 1882, farmed in Rossburn Manitoba, then resided with daughter Mrs. George Hardie in Borebank Street. Married February 5 1835 in Rossburn. They have 10 children, 6 surviving, plus 21 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren.
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George Hardie
Borebank Street
Molesworth
Ont
McIntosh
Hannah Margaret Hamilton
Rossburn
Man
W. EB. Sherritt
Regina
Wesley
Winnipeg
Howard
Ernest
Edmonton
Arthur
White Rock
B.C
Reminiscences of Rossburn Pioneers Chapter Seventeen
Rossburn families sent sons to the Boer War and World War I. Names on the Roll of Honor include Armstrong Cormack McIntosh Stitt Warnock Collins Carson Irwin Finch McDonald Cochrane and Evans. A monument to the fallen stands in the churchyard and annual memorial services are held each November. Local women organized and funded war efforts while the community endured shortages and service abroad.
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Rossburn
George Cumming
Toronto
Serbia
Germany
Belgium
Britain
Canada
Dominion
Ypres Salient
Somme
Vimy Ridge
Hill Seventy
Long Road
Moss
William Armstrong
Wm. Armstrong Sr
Alex Cormack
George Cormack Sr
Howard MclIntosh
Wm. McIntosh
Sam
John Stitt
J. J. Stitt
Lawrence Warnock
Hugh Warnock
Thos
Lester Collins
Wm. Collins
Matt Carson
Robert Carson Sr
Roy
Hammond Irwin
John Irwin
Wm. Finch
George Finch
Wm. McDonald
A. E. McDonald
Fred Cochrane
Wm. Cochrane
Jessie Cochrane
An Opportunity Far Too Good To Miss A New Hospital For Rossburn District
A plan for a new $60,000 Medical Nursing Unit in Rossburn prompts local votes within two months. The ten bed facility with nursery, case room, operating space and offices would cost about $60,000, funded by grants and taxes. Village and Rural Municipality shares are framed in millage terms, with modest yearly tax increases to support the project.
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Rossburn
Emer
Extraordinary egg weighs five ounces and defies odds
An unusually large hen egg measured five ounces, over 3 inches long and more than 7 inches in circumference, presented to the Review Office by George Lawless. The egg reportedly contained two perfectly formed yolks.
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Review Office
George Lawless
Local curlers at Winnipeg in Bonspiel standings
Norman Major and a rink including J Lindsay C Johannesson and J Cormack compete in the Winnipeg Bonspiel this week. They held a 3 win 3 loss record at press time and Lindsay reportedly dreamed of winning the Eaton trophy, a dream that proved false as they exited Eaton on opening day.
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Norman Major
J. Lindsay
C. Johannesson
J. Cormack
Winnipeg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
William McIntosh
Valentine
del Ha
Rossburn, Man
Mr. Hodge
Lawrence Collins
Thos Young Russell Preston William Woods
Peter Wilson
Frank Jackson
Robt. Cumming Mostyn Gay Donald Christian Wilfred Strong
Peter Oag
Alta
McDougall United Church
Isabel Frances Douglas
James Russell McAllister
Wesley Bainbridge
C. D. Douglas
D. McAllister
W. J. Douglas
Joan McAllister
B. Rodbick
W. D. Hough
Calgary
Ssed
Advant
Manibota
Brown
Gilson
Furnasman
Stoker
Hammermill
M.C
H.p. Eaglesfield Garden Tractor
Gilson Snowbird
Dan
Lysaichuk
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