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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 18, 1949

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Town Column Celebrates Frank Southworth Return

The column praises Frank Southworth's return to town life among friends and recalls his past roles as a constable and threshing engineer. It notes local happenings from maples and roadside trimming to a Texas tourist, asphalt experiments in Manitoba towns, sunflower crops, new paint for cars, a flying boat sighting, and old gun care. It invites readers to share oddities and community stories.

Ths Frank Southworth Frank Stean Threshing

Heat wave grips Manitoba harvest as storms impact crops

A blistering heat spell in Manitoba sustains general harvest activity with wheat averaging 15 to 25 bushels per acre and 21,000 bushels harvested this fall. Electrical storms at MacGregor caused downed branches, damaged roofs, and fallen grain swaths, while a lightning strike damaged the Critchlow home and a horse was killed on Sid Hay’s farm. The deluge refreshed lawns and gardens and aided pastures and late crops.

Manitoba MacGregor H J Collins Collier Southend Robi Douglas Dick Critchlow Ife

Beloved Christian Lady Mrs Sarah Barber Dies at 76

Mrs. Sarah Sherwin Barber, a devoted Anglican, W A and Sunday School teacher, died August 11 1949 at Winnipeg General Hospital after an early spring operation. Born 1873 in Lancashire England she moved to Canada at 13, married John Barber in 1894, lived in Wellington Katrine MacGregor and Middlechurch, active in church and community work throughout. Her family notes her calm fortitude and desire to avoid farewell sadness.

Sarah Sherwin Barber Winnipeg General Hospital John Barber Barber

Bazuk Lindbloom wedding at Hartney church

Joyce Louise Lindbloom, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Lindbloom Napinka, wed Joseph Bazuk elder son of Mr and Mrs Wre Bazuk Mregor Man at Hartney Presbyterian Church manse August 8 at 2 o clock with Napinka hosts in attendance.

Hartney Presbyterian Church Manse Joyce Louise Fred Lindbloom Napinka Joseph Bazuk Wre, Bazuk Mregor Man Lindbloom

Portage RCMP Officers Injured in Street Brawl

Portage RCMP officers were assaulted during a street brawl. Constable Gordon required medical attention after being kicked in the face while breaking up the fight between two men. Garrioch was charged with assaulting an officer, remanded for a week and bailed at $2,000. Walter Sawieski paid $25 in court.

Aswine Livsy Waue Crown Gordon RCMP Garrioch Cpl Wildgoose Highway Patrol Walter Sawieski Portage Graphic

Portage la Prairie dental office to stay open Dr Smith absent

Dr Smith's dental office at Portage la Prairie will remain open during his absence Dr Gelfant will be in charge during that period The notice confirms continued patient access and specifies temporary leadership by Dr Gelfant

Dr. Gelfant

Raccoons At Portage Park Draw Crowds At Island Park

Two young raccoons in the enclosure at Island Park have become a major attraction for visitors of all ages. The new arrivals arrived over the weekend and seem right at home, captivating both children and adults.

Island Park

Memorial tribute to Mrs Barber at St Pauls Anglican Church

Mrs Barber described as upright and kind received mourners at St Pauls Anglican Church in MacGregor on August 15. She led Red Cross work during the war, left two sons John T and C Robert, two daughters Mamie Chant and Connie McKelvy, nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Surviving siblings include W Crichton, John Crichton and Anne Cooper. Funeral conducted by Mr Millburn, buried Katrime cemetery beside her husband. Pall and flower bearers named.

C. Robert Katrime A. E. Chant Mamie R. O. McKelvy Connie MacGregor W. Crichton Vancouver John Crichton St Vital Anne Cooper Victoria Millburn St. Paul's Anglican Church M. Gregor V. McKelvy A. Heselwood A.stone Fred Snaith Douglas MacGregor Harold Roy Donnie Dougie Barber Pany Gat Uget

Barber family thanks friends for kindness during mother's illness

The Barber family expresses gratitude to all who were kind to their mother during her illness. They thank those who sent flowers, letters, cards, and visited her in the hospital. They also appreciate pallbearers, flower bearers, those who lent cars, and those who helped in the home during her absence.

Barber

Highway Collision East of Bagot Injures Seven

Seven persons were injured on the ae Highway east of Bagot last Saturday when a westbound car driven by Harry Salyn passed a truck and collided head on with the other vehicle laden with passengers Robert E Salyn Bill Sidowski Mark Sudows and Joe Sudows The crash caused facial lacerations internal injuries knee fractures and bruises among victims Conomble Jim a constable attempting to flag down oncoming traffic was struck by a bumper and dragged into a ditch before the pursuing car swerved away undir a pileup on the highway

Robert E Salyn Bill Sidowski Mark Joe Sudows Goverment Selkirk Harry Salyn Mr. Postano Mr. Code Conomble Jim

Vacation Bible School Set For MacGregor August 22 to 29

Boys and girls ages 4 to 15 in MacGregor are invited to a daily Vacation Bible School August 22 to 29. Two sessions daily at Bethel Chapel in the former Brisco House on Hampton Avenue, with Miss M. Clark of Brandon directing and Rev. L. Dickinson in charge of arrangements. Features include graded Bible work, songs, illustrated Bible movies, and hand games. Lunches brought for noon. attendees may stay through the full day.

MacGregor Brisco Hampton Avenue M. Clark Brandon Rev. L. Dickinson Portage Clark Western Bible College Winnipeg

Correction: Dennis Promoted In High School Report

In last week’s High School report an omission is corrected as Dennis is promoted with a clear Grade IX to X advancement. The correction notes the move from IX to X as part of the school’s records.

Dennis

British Best Four S Exporters in East Africa 1947

A clipped caption notes four leading exporters in East Africa during 1947. The image shows an engine being tested or displayed, suggesting industrial or railway equipment involved in the export trade.

Local School Set To Open August 29 In MacGregor

MacGregor announces the local school will reopen on August 26 at 9 am with staff changes. Principal W C Har leads, assisted by A J S Thers and Angus annesay. Room 3 A M Hay, Room 2 Miss M Lamont, Room 1 Miss M Huger. A new steam heating system replaces the old coal furnaces, contractor Gerald Cobbe reports near completion.

MacGregor W. C. Har Asastants A. JS ‘Thers Angus Annesay A.M. Hay Miss M. Lamont M. Huget Gerald Cobbe

Friends Entertain At Pre Bridal Shower

Mrs E Graham hosted a July 27 gathering for bride elect Miss Florence Jenn, about 65 friends attended, J Woodin pinned a corsage, Sally Graham and Bobby McKelvy wore bride and groom costumes presenting gifts, Florence expressed thanks for the party and gifts, hosts included Mrs J Woodin Mrs M Marsh Mrs R Harvey Mrs J Fos Mrs A Carr and Moss Doreen Thompson.

E. Graham Florence Graham J. Woodin M. Marsh R. Harvey J. Fos A. Carr Moss Doreen Thompson

Thirty Five Attend Critchlow Family Reunion

Thirty five members of the Critchlow family and friends gathered at Island Park Portage la Prairie on August 7 to celebrate their mother Mrs 5 Critchlow’s birthday. Heat limited activity but did not dampen appetites as a picnic dinner was enjoyed. the day ended with a gift presentation and a G E radio phonograph.

Critchlow Island Park Portage la Prairie 5. Critchlow

Portage Loses Prominent Sportsman Addie Bell Dies

Portage la Prairie mourns Addie Bell at 53 after a months long illness. A colorful figure in provincial sports for 30 years, his death in Deer Lodge Hospital drew wide attendance and high regard. His funeral attracted a large turnout reflecting his popularity.

Addie” Bell Portage la’ Prairie Deer Lodge Portage Ree Sone

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Texas Frank Hay Vic Palmer Joe Clark Bazuk—Lindbloom Portage Park Bagot R.C.M. Stable L. Ginn East Africa
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