Britannia Chapter Annual Report Highlights Meetings and Officers
Britannia Chapter held its annual meeting in the Masonic Lodge room on Wednesday, February, naming 1918 officers including Mon. Regent Mrs. C. B. Stewart and Secretary Miss Copinger. The secretary’s 1917 report shows $1233.93 receipts from events and dues, with many fundraisers supporting veterans aid and relief efforts. notable activities included knitting socks and creating comforts for soldiers, totaling 437 pairs of socks and other items for front-line troops.
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Britannia
D.R
Wednesdas
C. B. Stewart
W. A. Young
T. Gitta
G. Hay
Ses
Wan. Cairns
C. E. Shelton
P. Course
Fido
Miss Copinger
Hotance
Chipping Hills Dance Committee
Katsime Macgregor
Lear
Readers urged to send Herald copy by Wednesday
Readers are asked to submit Herald copy by Wednesday afternoon to meet the Thursday noontime press deadline. Advertisers are also asked to arrange ad changes by Tuesday afternoon.
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The
Herald
High-class circuit Auction Notice
Auction announces sale by F. M. Wright on a farm 15-11-10, 415 miles south of Macgregor. Includes 23 cattle heads, horses, machinery, 700 bushels oats and barley. Terms Nov 1. See bills. Also mentions instruction by A Berry Esq and additional items: purebred Aberdeen Angus cattle, grades, horses, new thresher, Ford car, hogs fowl grain house and gold furniture. Terms Oct 1, 1918. See bills.
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A. Berry, Esq
Macgregor
F. M. Wright
S.E
Unclear fragment hints at Herald Office notice
Fragmentary text mentions Herald Office and possible display or notice line. No clear event, date, or names readable.
War Sock Drives and Charity Efforts Near 1917
The report details sock collections and shipments totaling hundreds of pairs and several dozen garments sent to St Job’s Ambulance and overseas troops, plus blankets and toys to soldiers. It notes good arrival conditions, letters of appreciation, and a Baby Victory Bond drive to aid war needs. The chapter’s officers praise cooperation and leadership and urge continued subscriptions to support the Herald.
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Baes
St. Jobe’ Ambulance
Red Cross Society
St. Job's Ambulance
Mra. J. M. Moas
King and
Walker
Uist
Conrie
W. A. Young
The
Herald
Annie Davis
Union Church Notices MacGregor and Beaver Services
Union Churches of MacGregor and Beaver invite all to Sunday services at MacGregor 11 AM and 7 PM and Beaver 2 30 PM next Sunday February 17. Sabbath School and Accelerated Bible Class meet at 2 30 PM. Membership open to young men and women over 16. A cordial welcome to all.
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Union Church Union Churches of
MacGregor and
Beaver
J. Irvine Walker
MacGregor
Notice to settle past due accounts before February 28
W. I. Glover announces the end of his business year on February 28 and urges customers to settle past due accounts. He notes the season has been good and most have paid, but many remain unsettled. excess costs prevent carrying balances, and he asks customers to call and clear their accounts promptly.
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Crest
W. I. Glove
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