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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 01, 1938
Page
8
A visiting writer praises the Bank of Montreal MacGregor Branch for its orderly interior and welcoming atmosphere. He notes a capable manager and staff who show genuine interest in customers, deciding banking based on leadership and character rather than mere transactions.
A quiet wedding took place at Crescent Fort Rouge campus of the University of Winnipeg at 11:30 AM on Tuesday November 2. Miss Louise Mollenhauer B A Deaconess of Metropolitan Church Toronto and Rev George A Dickson BA BD DD were married by Rev R McIlroy Thompson in the presence of close relatives. During the register signing Mrs Dr McLachlan sang Greixs I Love Thee. After a visit to Minneapolis St Paul and Chicago the couple will reside at Berryhill Farm Bagot. Herald extends best wishes for happiness in their new home.
Mrs. Malcolm Shaw’s Beaver home hosted the wedding of Jessie Shaw to John Lauder of Oakville Man. Rev S R McLeod officiated as the couple, unaccompanied, exchanged vows and were given in marriage by James Shaw. After a wedding supper they left for Winnipeg then Oakville to start life together.
Katrime community hall hosts a comedy titled It Looks Like Rain presented by Wellwood players on a Thursday in December under church Vestry sponsorship. The event promises light humor and local entertainment in a small community setting.
About forty well wishers gathered in the Orange Hall Beaver for a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Jessie Shaw bride o Whist played for about an hour with prize winners Mrs JD Danie lsteller and Mrs Cecil Cooper. Following the whist guests received gifts in a decorated basket. Miss Shaw expressed thanks for the KU lunch served to close the pleasant afternoon.
A surprise party and misc shower were held at Sid Tay's home on Thursday evening for Russell Thompson and Sid Tay, with Herb Taylor also honored. Ten tables played Court whist, prizes went to Stice Er Ingleton and A. Thompson. W. Hodge invited guests to their places, a decorated gift box was presented by Miss Marjorie West and Master Oliver Hodger, and Strs Taylor thanked friends for their kindness. Lunch followed and a few dances concluded a pleasant evening.
A Bagot whist drive and dance is set for Friday night in the hall. Social visits include Grace McLellan of St Vital. Manitoba Co operative Dairies officials from Brandon and MacGregor discussed cream shipments. Mr Bradshaw is injured at the farm of Walter Machan. Bagot Cooperative Poultry Association shipped 1502 pounds of chicken and 1150 pounds of turkey with S Prystanski of Rossendale as the largest shipper and Keeler, Pettypiece, and Mitchell in notable roles. A second Bagot shipment is planned for December 1st.
The notice advertises a wide array of goods including Smart Gift items Toilet Ware Leather Goods watches and rings with direct contact for a catalogue or folder from S.R. Laid in MacGregor inviting inquiries by call or letter.
F C Borton advertises new and used furniture with ranges from $1 to $7000 and items like dressers, rockers, chesterfields, dining sets, and kitchen tables. Showroom in the old Municipal Hall, MacGregor.
A Baby Band tea will be held at the home of Mrs J D Lankesteller on Thursday Dec 8 at 2 pm. All are cordially invited to attend.
Mr and Mrs express sincere thanks to the Winn peg and MacGregory for their kindness and to Howes and others while Mrs West was in the hospital.
Mr and Mrs Geo Wells of Katrine express sincere thanks to everyone for visiting mom in hospital and for letters shavers and fruit. Mr Wells was in hospital Wednesday but plans a week in the city with his wife as she recovers.
Under The Trustee Act in the matter of James McLeod late of the Post Office MacGregor Manitoba deceased all claims against the estate must be sent to the undersigned at their office in MacGregor Manitoba on or before the th day of January AD 1959 Dated at MacGregor Manitoba this 22nd day of November AD 1938 Mackinnon Mackinnon Solicitors for Archibald Shaw
The matter concerns the estate of Herbert James Snaith farmer of MacGregor Manitoba. All claims against the said estate must be filed at the Post Office of MacGregor by the specified deadline. Dated at MacGregor Manitoba in 1908, Kinnon and Mackinnon solicitors for George Thomas Snaith Administrator.
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