MacGregor Herald listing and pricing note
The MacGregor Herald weekly notice from the MacGregor Manitoba office lists publication details for a February 1897 establishment. It records Thursday print days and post mail authorization with pricing of 250 dollars per year in Canada and 3 dollars per year in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Office
MacGregor
Man
Post Office Department
Ottawa
A.M. Shaw
Canada
United States
The True Meaning of Christmas Spirit for the Season
The piece urges balancing material gift giving with spiritual preparation for Christmas. It questions whether focus on shopping overshadows the story of the first Christmas and calls for peace, goodwill, and thoughtful reflection in homes and communities.
Local notes and social roundup from Katrime district
Church services announced for Sunday December 14 at 2 30 Miss Elsie Grove recent Winnipes visits and multiple Winnipeg calls. Local residents travel between Portage MacGregor Gladstone and Sturgis with births visits hospital aid sewing meetings and hospital planning updates. Korea returnee Fred Reshaur noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Grove
Winnipes
A. Heselwood
CR. Barber
Roy
Winnipeg
Meathlen
N. Thompson
MacGregor
No McLachlan
C. R
Jas. Hanna
Pine Creek
F. McLachlan
J. McRae
C. Brugger
Mr. Jenkins
Brugger
Franklin
F. Lake
Dintosh
City
H. Duncan
Fred Reshaur
R.J. Reshaur
Sturgis, Sask
Korea
Card of thanks and Christmas seals request
Card of thanks to the WA of St Pauls Church for flowers and WI for fruit basket and visitors, as well as those who sent cards while in hospital. Entry details for a bonspiel at Gordon Bell High School mention December 13 1952 and a rink fee of six dollars. Buy Christmas Seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Lyle Dyker
Gordon Bell High School
Winnipeg
St Paul's Church
Community Notes From Southend and Winnipeg Visitations
Local notices record travel to Winnipeg for weddings and week-end visits by Mrs. Chas Pennell and family, Duane McDonald departing for Cornwallis and Regina, and J J Turner a passenger to Winnipeg. W M S December meeting at Mrs. W Pennell, president Mrs. R A Collier. Curlers elect officers and form three rinks amid plans for winter games once ice forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J. Turner
Winnipeg
Hulme
Chas. Pennell
Regina
W.M.S
W. Pennell
R. A. Collier
Clarence Pennell
R.A. Collier
G. Stirling
C. Pennell
B. Moore
N. Hulme
Art Chant
Art Chant, Mrs. R. Glover
A. Palmer
C Holliday
W. Forrest
L. Kreitz
G Snaith
D. Hodgins
Annie Turner
Janet Hulme
Olive Towle
Manitoba High School Bonspiel Starts December 29
The 1952 Manitoba High Schools Bonspiel will run in Winnipeg December 29, 30, 31, 1952 and January 1, 1953 starting at 8 a.m. Each rink is guaranteed at least four games. The events include the Free Press Tribune Standard Broom and Dan Davidson. The Manitoba Playdown finals are set for January 2, 1953 with the champion advancing to the Canadian High School Championships in Saskatoon February 16-19, 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Free Press Tribune
Standard Broom
Dan Davidson
Saskatoon
Sask
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Macgregor Herald
Happy Foot
Ik Das
the Dangerfield Hotels
Mipeg Mam
Shane Goon
Compost Tb Ou
News of
Katrime & District
Tenry Duncan
Hospital Aid
R. Shaw
R. J. Shaw
Bert Moore
Southend & MacAuley
A. G. Stirling
K. Cox
Duane McDonald
Royal Canadian Navy
Cornwallis
Ont
C. E. Holliday
Deer Lodge Hospital
Bud” Gair
Clifford Chant
Marjorie Chant
The
Manitoba Cancer Estate
Wiliam Ave
Sone
Massey-Harris Tractor
Massey Harris
Massey-Harris
S. Firth
Ford
LYE Motors
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