Pogue Family Memo: Loving Memory of Mrs EW Pogue
In a December notice the Dyline family remembers Mrs EW Pogue mother and grandmother. The message honors her loving memory and asks friends and relatives to keep her in their thoughts.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 13, 1945
Page
5
In a December notice the Dyline family remembers Mrs EW Pogue mother and grandmother. The message honors her loving memory and asks friends and relatives to keep her in their thoughts.
The Katrime Community Club held its annual meeting at Katrime Hall on Friday December 7. Twenty hands of whist were played with first prizes going to Mrs. F McLachlan and Norman McLachlan, consolation to Mrs E Duncan and Hexh Grove. The minutes praised the retiring committee and cash on hand. The 1946 committee includes Mrs C Brugger Miss Elsie Grove Mrs J Heselwood Miss Loreen McRae C Brugger President C R Barber Secretary Art Taylor.
Image Creek News recalls the Christmas concert set for Friday evening December 21. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nichol and family drove to Plumas with Mrs. Nichol and Betty staying a week. Charles Lamont may have returned home after a Winnipeg medical visit. The Red Cross Circle met December 6 at Mrs. H Ritchie's. sixteen attended, a quilt was quilted, and another will be finished this week. The annual meeting is slated for January 3 at Mrs Towerty’s home. A miscellaneous shower December 1 at the farmers’ home honored Mrs Frank Elliott with gifts and songs.
Emmeline News reports Miss Evelyn Ritzer visited the Katrire district last week and notes that the Emmeline Christmas Concert date has shifted to Thursday December 20. Ben Fauk has returned from Winnipeg with improved health. Able Seaman Lloyd Butterfield, who joined the Navy in 1942, has returned home after overseas service and four months hospital stay, ending his wartime duties aboard the Ettrick.
Tpr Stan Lintott reported back to Winnipeg last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Kuhn have moved into the district on Mr Johnsons farm. Forrestville Christmas Tree and Concert will be held on Wednesday Dec 19. Mrs Lewis of MacGregor is visiting sister Mrs Poyser. Mr and Mrs Robt Storie visited their daughter Mrs Gilmour of Light Hill. A social evening at the school last Friday raised funds for the ODE with a grocery hamper and candy draw. Proceeds totaled 17.25 dollars with Ted Lintott and Roy Storie winning tickets.
Pathead residents attend a Christmas tree and concert event on Thursday. Mrs. Wm. Martin, hospitalized two weeks, is improving and expects home soon. Mrs. Jas. Sims auction drew strong prices. Junior Red Cross lunch raised 18 dollars. A gathering honored Mrs. Sims and son Bob for selling farm holdings. gifts were given and speeches heard.
The Katrime Christmas Tree is set for Friday December 21. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Shaw moved into a new home. Mrs. Merton Lindsay left for Winnipeg. Best wishes extended for happiness in the new home. Mrs. Roy McLachlan returned from a visit with her sister in Neepawa. Mrs. Collier visited Winnipeg meeting her son Jim returning from overseas since 1941. A quilt and flour draw raised 23.00 for the Red Cross with Mrs. Wm. Birkett and Fred Lake winning. Willing Workers thank contributors and Mrs. Wm for a cash donation of.
Local Austin notes list holiday activities at the school and churches with dates December 20 21 and 28. Dr Jubb visits Fridays at Mrs H Thomas home. Residents visit Portage la Prairie Hospital and Vancouver. Local residents return from service aboard the Queen F leth. Sympathy extended to Mr Walter Clarkson and family.
A compact notice lists two scheduled times for events or services. Melvin is set at 11 am, followed by Austin at 7 30 pm, indicating sequential appointments or occurrences.
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