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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 22, 1955
Page
4
Saskatoon native Glenn J. Anderson, 23, of MacGregor Manitoba, a communications technician (air), is identified with family in MacGregor. He is married to Marina Baptiste of Ottawa, with parents Mr and Mrs A A Anderson listed in MacGregor. The National Defence photo accompanies the notice.
Wayne Moore of MacGregor visited the J Butterfield home during the week. Arthur Graham stayed with Clarence Smith. Stella Thompson of Winnipeg came to visit her sister Mrs Rodgers for Christmas. Scotty MacDonald remains on sick list. Some roads blocked but Bagot road open for emergencies. Train No 63 stops Monday at 2 33 PM for mail and passengers via Gladstone. cream cannot be shipped to Neepawa on Mondays. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Gladys Stone. WMS and WAS meetings with prayers, donations to Cancer Relief Unitarian Relief St Pauls Girls Home and M M Fund. WA work continues with one slate of officers. Silent Night hymn ends gathering. No January meeting date set.
The Beaver WMS and W.A. meeting on December 15 at Miss Irene Shaw’s home drew thirteen attendees. Led by President Mrs. J Dankesreiter, activities included Christmas worship, carols, scripture, a layette gift drive for Norway House, and plans for a district cook book. Officers elected for 1956: President Mrs. J Dankesreiter, Vice President Miss Irene Shaw.
Mr Walter Livingstone of Firdale attended a church vail with family members including Mr and Mrs Gam Williams. Ir John Unria spent the weekend with his brother. Mr and Mrs Vic Futures of Head ee pie sent well wishes. Miss Hughena Stewart returned home after three months in the East. A 90th birthday celebration for Mr Jam inson Enos, Winnipeg area, was held at the home of his son and daughter in law. The note conveys greetings and wishes for good health this winter.
The first Christmas card was created in 1842 and is now shown at the British Museum. In the United States Louis Prang published early cards in the 1870s and 1880s and is known as the grandfather of the business. Canada’s public libraries stock about 6.8 million books.
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