Faithful to keep you from falling, presented faultless
A devotional quotation from Jude 1 24 urges that God is able to keep believers from stumbling and present them faultless before his glorious presence with great joy.
26 Sep 1946
Page 1
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 26, 1946
Page
1
A devotional quotation from Jude 1 24 urges that God is able to keep believers from stumbling and present them faultless before his glorious presence with great joy.
A narrative recounts the Rossburn area settlement beginning after Manitoba’s 1870 rebellion. It follows Tom Sharman and family migration from Ontario to Manitoba, land grants, and the building of a homestead amid harsh winters. The piece notes land sales, market challenges, family moves, and early newspaper contracts as the community grows.
Mr Jack Nesbitt of the Roas burn creamery plans to attend the University in Winnipeg. Mr Harry Brydon of Robtin takes his place here Evan Stitt visits his parents Mr and Mrs Wilson Stitt. Rev and Mrs Nixon who have been visiting friends left for Leamhem Man A hunting party from Illinois spent last week at Winnipegosis with Mr Alex Arpens ranch. The group returned to Rossburn Sunday. Miss Alice Peden left by bus to visit in Edmonton and Marwayne Alberta. Mr and Mrs M Huston of Winnipeg returned home after holidays with their parents. Rev Nixon conducted the service at the United Church Sunday evening but bad roads kept some away. those who attended valued the sermon and the remarks by Mr C Mayes.
Lorne Plante traveled to Welby Saskatchewan last Sunday while Mr Rowat Veitch left for Winnipeg Thursday morning. Arthur Andrew led local sportsmen with a two to one duck bag during a hunting outing. Margaret Maxwell and Ruth Plante visited Molnars at Otthon over the weekend.
Mrs. Fender and her daughter from Winnipeg are visiting Tom Simelairs, sharing a social stop at his home. The encounter underscores a cordial cross city visit between distant neighbors.
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