This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
Easter Bonnet Debuts and Town Notices at MacGregor
Turners Store shows Easter bonnet styles and 1930 telephone directories. St Pauls Church W A tea hosted by Mrs Berry at Mrs J P Mackinnon home on April 17 from 3 to 6 pm. Mrs Cooper discharged to Portage la Prairie hospital for treatment. E den Shaw returned to Winnipeg after two weeks with parents Mr and Mrs Geo Shaw. John Taylor sold Dean farm east of town to Frank Chambers and McCarl farm west to Jack McPhee. MacGregor School District ratepayers meet in Masonic Hall. Women’s Institute hosts whist drive and dance to discuss school addition. Palmer Orchestra to perform Easter Monday at Masonic Hall with 8:30 pm sharp start. Curling Club notes progress on new rink. Easter program planned by United Church School. Communion service and music. Auto accidents urged to drive safely. Spring cleanup urged as winter debris removed. Local boys pursue aviation as air mail begins. Farmers report spring seeding under good conditions. Auction set for Mort Thompson’s farm April of farmland stock and implements. U F W M monthly meeting April 12 at 2 pm in Rest Room. Dance at Masonic Hall April 24 with Harmony Boys. Last whist drive at Southend held. prize winners listed. Dances at school April 16. new autos delivered by local dealers. 1930 fire plates available at Municipal Office. Miss Ruby Brown, RN, visits home. Orland Alexander born April 6 at Orangeville. United Church Choir tea and produce sale April 12 from 3 to 6 pm. all welcome.