Katrime District News Roundup and Red Cross Update
Pte Harold Barber is home on a two week furlough. Jean Thompson stayed with Mrs N McLachlan. The local elevator will be closed from December 12. Mr and Mrs B Richardson visited with Mr and Mrs Leke last Sunday. Sgt N McLachlan and MS McLachlan visited their homes. Alton Jr returned to Portage after visiting with his son E Alton. Robi Hodgins and Mrs Hackland spent the weekend at Oak Point visiting Mrs Hackland. The Gladstone Red Cross will hold a Blood Clinic every Wednesday and donors may contact Mrs Brugger or Mrs Fred Lake. The annual Willing Workers Red Cross meeting at Katrime Community Hall reported a total of 298.29 and 476.04 in campaigns, with expenses 88.01 and 150.00. 158 sewing items, 15 quilts, 36 knitted articles sent to Red Cross. The club thanks Mrs J McLachlan for a quilt to the Vbundles and Miss Grace McLachlan for a quilt to Red Cross. The 1945 committee: Pres Mrs F Lake, Vice-Pres Mrs A Grove and Mrs N McLachlan and Miss Eth, Sec Mrs Brugger, Sewing convenors Mrs J Heselwood, Mrs F McLachlan and Miss Grace McLachlan, Quilt convenors Mrs R Thomas and Mrs J McLachlan, IODE knitting Mrs Alton, News reporter Mrs J S Barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Barber
Jean Thompson
Gladstone Red Cross
Katrime District
Brugger
Fred Lake
Grace McLachlan
Red Cross
F. Lake
A. Grove
N. McLachlan
Emith
J. Heselwood
F. McLachlan
R. Thomas
J. McLachlan
D.E. Knitting
Alton
J. S. Barber
Manitoba poultry ship and folk school at Bagot Hall
The Manitoba Poultry Pool will ship Dressed Poultry from Bagot Hall on Friday December 8. The Manitoba Federation of Agriculture will hold a Folk School for youths at Bagot Hall December 12 to 18 led by Helen Matheson. Topics include leadership, public speaking, the large unit system, health, credit unions, corporations, recreation, and folk dancing. Attendees should contact district director H J Dankesreiter, Beaver, 82-32 MacGregor, and bring towel, soap, pen, pencils, ration book, and musical instruments. The neighbor night on the last evening is the major event. Secretaries are to forward meeting reports promptly for the Herald. Your cooperation is solicited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Federation of Agriculture
Bagot Hall
Helen Matheson
H.J. Dankesreiter
Beaver
MacGregor
Christmas Church Events Planned in MacGregor Area
The St. Pauls Church in MacGregor posts a schedule for December including Sunday School at 2 p.m. and Evening Prayer at 7 p.m. A Christmas Tree and Congregational Party will be held at the Masonic Hall on Friday December 16 with a light supper at 6 p.m. The United Churches hold services on December 10 at MacGregor 7 p.m Bagot 1 30 p.m Beaver 3 p.m with White Gift Service December 17 at 11 a.m. The WMS annual meeting date moved to Friday 15 at 8 p.m. United Church Christmas tree and concert is December 22 at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
MacGregor
Masonic Hall
United Churches
Bagot
Beaver
United Church
Annex
Intercession Midweek Service at United Church
A midweek Inter cession service will be held in the United Church during December on Wednesdays at 8 p.m. The event seeks participation from local congregants and reflects on seasonal observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
In Memoriam McIntosh Pogue and Ronald Remembrances
In memoriam notices honor McIntosh Mary J died December 6 1945 with fading lines of grief from daughters sons and grandchildren Pogue Mrs EW Pogue died December 10 1942 in the valley of peace and memory lingerers of Shaw and family mourn Ronald son and brother died December 7 1940 remembered by Mother Dad and Audrey
Beaver Social Notes Mention Dankses and Local Events
Mr and Mrs John Dankes traveled to Ninette for Monday and Tuesday. Robert Rodgers had tonsil and adenoids removed in Winnipeg last week. Red Cross ladies met at Beaver Hall on Thursday to prepare for dances through winter. A dozen people gathered at Morris Smiths Tuesday for the Peoples Forum and a lively discussion followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dankes
Reiter
Ninette
Robert
Chas. Rodgers
Winnipeg
of the Red Cross
Beaver Hall
Read the Br Un Deke Advt by Neil F Latest News
Informal fragment notes latest news brief mentions a week and an advertisement by Neil F. The readable text is sparse with no clear events, dates, or named entities beyond a person name. The item reads like a clipping note rather than a full article summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deke
Neil F
Southend and Macaulay Christmas Concerts Set
Southend Christmas Tree and Concert will be held Thursday December 21 and Macaulay Christmas Tree and Concert on Wednesday December 20. Visitors from Winnipeg and Mcdonald visited locals last week. A Southend School dance benefitting Churchill Helpers Club will occur Friday December 8 with lunch for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southend
Macaulay
Southend School
Churchill Helpers Club
TENDERS for Wood Cards to Macaulay School
Sealed tenders due by December 20 are invited by Robt Stirling secretary treasurer for 20 single cards wood rein 75 percent white poplar to be delivered to Macaulay School by March 15 1945 with payment terms and delivery details as specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macaulay School
Robt. Stirling
Sec-Treas
MacGregor
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Katrime
Mrs. B. Richardson
Mrs. Leke
Sgt. N. McLachlan
MS. McLachlan
Mr. Alton, Jr
Port Ge
E. Alton
Robi. Hodgins
Oak Point
Hackland
Manitoba Poultry Pool
A. Pogue
Herald
W.M.S
Mabel
Roy Rodgers
Trigger
Valley of Peace
Dad
Audrey
Henry Thiele
Ephone
Westinghouse Radio
N.S. McIntosh
South Section House
J.J. Turner
W. J. Turner
D. C. Smith
P.O
Macgregor Meat Market
Turkey
J. L. Lamb
Southend & Macaulay
Lacs
Fred Snaith
Macdonald
Noel Alcock
Massey-Harris
McClary and Enterprise Ranges
Parris-Dunn Wind Electrics
R. W. Cobbe
Chas. Pennell
Erle R
George
Optometrist
Portage la Prairie
Wawanesa Mutual
tIinsurance Company
Mackinnon
Austin and
Ister
She
J. Percival Mackinnon
Malcolm E. Mackinnon
B.A
Austin
Man
H. A. Lye, Ll.b
P.O. Box
J. R. Horton
Ost
North-Western University Chicago
Geo
Croucher
General Blacksmith
the Herald Office
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