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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 14, 1921
Page
1
The community page lists tennis interest, visits by Mrs Murdock and Mrs Swan, trio of Studebaker cars for local agent W H Glover, school visits by Miss Huntley, and family moves. It notes lodge meetings, church services, and a hospital update on Mrs Robinson after appendicitis. Also covered are seeding progress, livestock movements, and a memorial for Mrs Bergquist, pioneer resident.
William Young of Oakville died at age seventy on Friday. Pioneer MacGregor resident who farmed here many years before moving to Oakville four years ago. Survived by widow and three sons and one daughter including Cleveland of Kenton and Samuel Cherry of Winnipeg. Funeral, led by Rev. C. E. Copeland of St. Paul’s, was held in MacGregor Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Wm Matier spent Monday in Portage la Prairie with friends and visited local shops and landmarks. The outing included social visits and light shopping in the town known for its historical sites and river proximity.
The committee in charge of the Memorial Fund under the MacGregor GWA OAS Club Britannia Chapter 1.0.D expresses thanks for two generous donations from the O.A.S. Club and LODE. The organizations receive the committee and community’s gratitude for their wartime efforts. Further comments note continued recognition in coming columns.
The British strike remains unresolved after government talks with labor factions failed. The Triple Alliance of Labor plans to withdraw at ten tonight. Prime Minister Lloyd George warns of serious disruption as army and navy reserves, territorials, and air force units are mobilized and police forces are organized on a military basis in danger zones.
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