Scripture Verse Luke Saying On Prophets Acceptance
A Biblical quote notes that no prophet is accepted in his own country, with a brief reference to St. Luke chapter 4 verse 4. The line emphasizes prophetic rejection and universal message.
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1946
Page
1
A Biblical quote notes that no prophet is accepted in his own country, with a brief reference to St. Luke chapter 4 verse 4. The line emphasizes prophetic rejection and universal message.
Donald Sinclair recalls his voyage to Canada in March 1880 with the Manson party. The trek west to Birdtail via High Bluff and Shoal Lake included harsh weather, tent sleeping in 8 below, and early settler life. He shares details of work, diet, first school, crops, and frontier life in Rossburn before 1890s.
A letter from a veteran's father questions June census enumerator selection in a prairie district. He notes the team comprises two businessmen, four farmers, and urges an explanation of whether wartime democracy was a theory. He asks for public accountability from those who chose the enumerators.
In loving memory of my beloved husband Thomas R White who died June 4 1944. Though you went first I remain to walk life’s roads alone I live in memory’s garden dear with the happy days we shared. Ever remembered by his wife and family.
Local news highlights several residents traveling to Winnipeg Brandon Brandon and Ontario for family and business reasons. The Paris Cafe reopens under J M Michalshyn with a facelift. Rossburn Theatre advertises show SINGLE YOU WENT AWAY on June 6 and 9. Rossburn Creamery begins operations under R N and Co Ltd producing butter. Earl Moffatdingist opens a new store, and a druggist will serve the town and district. Read a dvt each week for announcement.
Miss Netta Andrew returns to Winnipeg after a two week visit with her parents. Chas Brown and Robert Carson drove to Moose Jaw to attend the Fat Stock Show. Mr. and Mrs David Andrew return to Lacombe after visiting relatives. Miss Gladys Sleigh of Winnipeg visited friends in the valley over the weekend. Lorne Plant travelled to Gladstone last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Percy Baker returned to Brandon after visiting Sinclair's.
Walter Mears Spr and Nick Kohuck are home on furloughs. Fred Koluk has left for Wainwright Saskatchewan to visit. A dance at Mr Frans Maydaniuk’s home was enjoyed. Olga Komber, formerly of Hamiota, is visiting Mears. A wedding at Mr Alex Zableski’s on Thursday drew a grand crowd.
The Rossburn Consumers Co op Ltd will hold its first annual meeting June 13 at 8 p m at the town hall. All members and their wives are invited to attend with a financial statement for the year. Mr Chown is expected to address the meeting and officers will be elected.
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