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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 15, 1949
Page
2
Fragmentary text appears to describe Pratten Antherland and mentions hotels and Canada. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR ending with references to dates and locations without full context. The readable bits hint at a travel or hotel related note with scattered proper nouns.
A local notice urges walkers to take precautions on rural roads during winter. It emphasizes pedestrians share of road danger, staying to the left, and drivers’ responsibility to watch for foot travelers, citing a near accident last Saturday and urging vigilance for all to remain safe.
Canadian Pacific receives a 2,250 horsepower E8 diesel locomotive from General Motors Electro-Motive Division at LaGrange Grange Illinois ceremony marking diesel powered passenger service. R Crump and C Osborn present memento. confirms shift to diesel on Montreal route and Wells River line. Memorial notices follow in the same column.
Isabelle Collier sits with the Glover family in Portage visits Hoeppner in Winnipeg. Clare Tarr spent several days in Winnipeg this week. Ruth Turner recuperates at home after a flu illness. Mrs Khiel of Winnipeg visited with Mr and Mrs Henry Frank Nelson Hulme returns from Portage Hospital recovering from illness. Friday.
The annual meeting of the WMS. was held at the home of Sts. Chas Pennell on Wednesday with good attendance. Mrs. Cham presided and Mrs. G. Stirling led the program. A new officer slate was announced listing President Mrs. C Pennell and other roles including Vice President Mrs. Ed Chant and Treasurer Mrs. R A Collier.
Local business opportunity listing for MacGregor Manitoba featuring agent contact F Borton with phone 63. Advertises land town lots and related opportunities under the Western Produce banner.
Ann Selina Lunn died Monday in St James Manitoba at 76. Born in England in 1862 she married William Lunn in 1888 and homesteaded near Austin, moving to St James in 1939. Survived by four sons Jack Roy Albert Harold and two daughters Mrs Sparrow and Mrs Fraser.
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