Bell and Strong Visit Roy Bell in Saskatchewan Hospitals
Messrs. Chas. Bell and E. E. Strong drove to Preachville to see Roy Bell a patient in the Preachville hospital and to visit James Bell, the father, at Lintlaw Saskatchewan on Sunday.
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 26, 1949
Page
2
Messrs. Chas. Bell and E. E. Strong drove to Preachville to see Roy Bell a patient in the Preachville hospital and to visit James Bell, the father, at Lintlaw Saskatchewan on Sunday.
A notice states the Birdtail Store and the Birdtail U G G Elevator will close on Saturday afternoons starting May 28 until further notice.
Winnipeg visitor Miss Mary Fokropany stops in Rossburn while families from Melville Neepawa and New Westminster visit local friends. The community notes the 50th anniversary of Mr and Mrs Jack Peden on June 2. Birth of a son announced for Mr and Mrs C Johanneson at Rossburn hospital May 25. Several locals travel for work and fellowship with relatives in Flin Flon Portage la Prairie and Marchwell, with additional visits among Shaver family and McIntosh relatives.
Mr and Mrs P Walsh returned home on May 23 after a month visiting relatives and friends at cities across the United States. They traveled from Winnipeg to Minneapolis Kansas City Huston Corpus Christi San Antonio Galveston and Austin. They met family in Texas and noted steady 85 to 90 degree days. A correction notes omitted notices for an Agricultural Society directors meeting and a Legion meeting from last week.
Mrs. H. McIntosh of Rossburn is named last week's winner of the Read-The-Ads Quiz. The contest presents five clue phrases including complete with tires and tubes and musical law. Deadline for entries is Monday.
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