Promised Healing if My People Humble Themselves
A biblical excerpt from 2 Chronicles 7 14 urges humility prayer and repentance to gain divine attention forgiveness and healing for the land. It calls the nation to seek God and turn from wicked ways.
03 Oct 1946
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 03, 1946
Page
1
A biblical excerpt from 2 Chronicles 7 14 urges humility prayer and repentance to gain divine attention forgiveness and healing for the land. It calls the nation to seek God and turn from wicked ways.
In Tilso City Ohio residents recall a long vanished era as memories linger in quiet streets and familiar landmarks. The town’s past stories persist in conversations, small details, and local lore fueling a sense of shared heritage amid recent changes.
Readers are urged to check The Review want ads to avoid missing bargains and opportunities. The notice emphasizes that ignoring the ads can lead to financial loss and encourages timely perusal of listings.
The Rossburn pioneer tale centers on the Young family and neighbors, detailing hospitality to Scots and Indians, family marriages, school and civic roles, and Tom Young’s leadership as Rossburn’s first reeve. It covers land moves, War service losses, and the family’s move to Dauphin and back, with notes on successors in Winnipeg and Saskatoon communities.
When a business changes hands the sale or transfer must be reported to the Wartime Prices and Trade Board which will issue a new license to the purchaser. E S White, regional licensing officer, notes licenses are not transferable and must be canceled when ownership changes or the business is suspended. The new owner must apply for a license in their name.
A meeting of the hockey club will be held in the Club Room on Monday at 7 p.m. sharp, preceding the regular Board of Trade meeting at 8 p.m. Members are urged to attend both gatherings and support the club.
Mrs T H Alexander returned home after visits at Strathclair and Kranion. Mr Myer Paisner in Russell Hospital showing improvement after serious illness. Mrs Harvey Robinson and children visiting her parents the Gordons. Dr and Mrs Shaver rushed to Winnipeg to see Shaver’s father who suffered a heart attack. Rossham may open a bakery locally. Michael Lysenko of Brandon arranging building site beside Dr Miles’ office. Alfred Mitchell in Winnipeg Hospital awaiting operation. Howard Hyce and son returned to Symerton Holinois. Steve Cherwoniek returned to the University of Winnipeg after a month at home. Carol Woous and Merle of Elm Creek visiting district friends before continuing to Foam Lake. Wondering if well soaked meals or company at Ranchvate prompted Howard McIntosh to cut threshing visit short. S Kutz of Winnipeg formerly Anne Paisner visited her father in Russell hospital. Miss May Armstrong returned to Winnipeg after two weeks at home. Mona Lindsay left by bus for Normal School in Winnipeg. Nick Karmazinuk and Harold Beirne had tonsils removed at Russell Hospital. Alice Peden returned from Marwayne Alta. Mrs Howard McIntosh and others attended Kelso wedding at Robin. Dumeanson visit to Hugh McDonald at Yorkton, formerly Resburn. Bisa and Ethel Peikoff motor to Winnipeg on Sunday.
A Thursday town meeting of ratepayers discussed sites for a new rink. The vote favored building on My K Strong’s property beside Blows Garage, despite objections about low land and a $100 loss. The North End resident’s concern was distance for families and a crossing risk near the railway. The curling rink portion had been decided earlier by the committee, with land purchased and lumber readied, but a motion postponed the curling rink until the skating rink is completed.
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