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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 17, 1924
Page
4
An OCR damaged fragment from The Herald includes garbled advertising notes and stray letters. The readable portions show stray names and incomplete phrases, offering little clear information about events or notices.
WMS members hosted a Thank Offering service led by Mrs S Howie and featured a visit from Rev Mrs Strachan. The address traced the WMLS origins in Manitoba and noted its growth as a major Dominion organization. Music and prayers accompanied the Easter observance.
The annual Golf Club meeting held last week considered the future of the district course and the course fee. A committee was appointed to study options as public sentiment showed divided interest. Officers elected included Dr. A. W. A. Youn and Mrs. H. C. Mine, with others named as trustees.
The Tennis Club organized with J. P. Mack as President and Miss Rogers as Vice President. J. S. Bonie served as Treasurer, with Lewin Handicap committee members Colling and H. A. Lye. Entertainment duties assigned to Jean Brown Peterson Mitchell and others. Season fees listed as 3.10 for feats, 2.00 for ladies, and 5 per day ground fees for non-members.
The report mentions plans for a MeAt tournament in May, a Tuesday April 2 event involving Katrime and Beaver, cattle and hog shipping by Beaver elevator or R Small, and Hazel Stone of Wer receiving a first year diploma with high standing at Manitoba. It also notes a Liberal address at the Winnipeg legislature, a MacGregor Union gathering, and a call to attend an illustrated Canadian collection event. Strangers seen soliciting pedestrians and storekeepers warned about rising meal prices in small towns.
A brief note prompts readers to check the Herald’s stock of printed stationery and invites orders if needed, highlighting availability and service.
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