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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 11, 1932
Page
5
Rates for display and classified ads include lines per inch for notices and memorials. Legal formation mentions and insertions are described with pricing and terms. Subscriptions priced at 31.30 per year.
An auctioneer named MacGregor closes valuation operations at unspecified locations after a period of activity. No dates or exact venues are provided in the readable text.
Austin notes report the birth of Douglas William John on August 4 to Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hay and visits by Mrs. P. O. McIntyre with two children from Assiniboia. Local grain news records the first season sale at 42 cents per bushel from the Hard farm and general threshing expected by week’s end. Also listed are exam results with A honors to Doris Collier and Josephine Campbell and B honors to several students, with no complete failures.
Mrs Jas McLachan and Miss Grace vacationed in Winnipeg last week while Mrs Berry of MacGregor visits Mrs George Bolton. Albert Warner and spouse stayed in Dauphin with J Bladen Me and Mrs Boo Resbaur families. Jack Bolton hospitalized at Deer Lodge Winnipeg. A community picnic at Mekelyy’s grove offered games, ice cream, candies and lunch. Races and softball entertained attendees led by Veiga Eliasson’s singing selections to close the event.
Church service announced for Sunday August 14 at 7 30 p m with Minister X Wood and Exers Boey welcome at the Austin church venue, inviting parishioners to attend.
Christ Church in Austin schedules a Sunday service for August 14 at 2 pm led by Rev G L Armstrong with choir practice Friday at 3 pm under the rector.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs William McCullough in Edrans, and Mrs J H Harmer and baby daughter were visiting. A group from Winnipeg toured Edrans to see Mr Murray Smith, enjoyed Ridge picnics and creek swimming. Edith Frith, sister of Mrs W H Frith, died after an operation at Peace River Hospital. the Frith family had moved from Birmingham three years ago.
Police report a December daytime bank robbery in Sudbury where a foreign suspect, Gregor Waritzky, stole cash by recounting and laying cheques. A pass box was pocketed and two pass books found on him reveal deposits exceeding $10,000 across Sudbury and Costirane banks. The man fled on a snowy weekend. inquiry continues into motive and connections.
Sealed tenders up to August 20 for conveying Birmingham SD children to Mac Gregor School from August 29 1932 to June 3 1933. Vehicle used when feasible. Bids per school day. Envelopes marked Tender for Van. Lowest bid not guaranteed acceptance. Contact Goetze Lewin at Macsregor 67.
A bay gelding with a white face and three white legs branded B-209 and a brown horse with branding B11 are missing from Long Plains Reserve Edwin June 28. Anyone with information should notify trainer Mr A Campbell in Edison.
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