Bell Family Visits Relative at Preachville Hospital
Roy Bell, brother of the patient, remains under care at Preachville hospital while James Bell, father of the patient, is listed at Lint law.
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 26, 1949
Page
7
Roy Bell, brother of the patient, remains under care at Preachville hospital while James Bell, father of the patient, is listed at Lint law.
Notice states Birdtail Store and the Birdtail U.G. Elev ator will close Saturday afternoons starting May 28 until further notice.
Local residents send congratulations for a 50th wedding anniversary and a birth. Visitors from Winnipeg Melville New Westminster and Saskatoon are noted. A group from the Rossburn Pentecostal Assembly travels to Fellowship Rally Day in Marchwell Sask. Joe Griffith and Carol prepare to move to Flin Flon for a grocery supervisor post with North of 53 Consumers Co op.
Mr. and Mrs. Walsh returned May 23 after a month in the United States visiting relatives and friends. Their trip started April 23 with stops in Winnipeg, Minneapolis, Kansas City, Huston Texas, Corpus Christi, San Antonio, Galveston and Austin. They toured Alamo and a historic mission in San Antonio and stayed with Mrs. Walsh’s relatives Clarence Hinck in Minneapolis. Temperatures in Texas ranged from 85 to 90 degrees, cooling at night.
A correction states an Agricultural Society Directors Meeting notice was omitted from last week's issue and a Legion Meeting notice from last Sunday was not published. The publication apologizes and provides corrected reference to both meetings.
Last week's Read-The-Ads Quiz winner is Mrs. H. McIntosh of Rossburn. The deadline for entries is Monday.
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