Local hockey teams clash at Macistegorrea rink
In a Friday night hockey event the Ratt Riders beat the Paper Weight boys 5 to 2 while Twe Vics won 3 0 in Austin. Jack Nelson led the In-Weight team as they prepare for Monday’s Macisregor Intermediates game under View Hockey Club. Admission 25 cents.
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Je Sines
Macistegorrea
Inter
Samara Mouning
Higl Sehee Bite
Ratt Riders
Austin
Sea
Twe Vics
Jack Nelson
Fe Wrandon Stawks
Macisregor
Masquerade Carnival at the rink draws a large costumed crowd
A masquerade carnival last Thursday night attracted a large crowd in costumes. Prizes were awarded for top costumes in several categories including Ladies Fancy and various character themes. Judges listed as Mrs. PA Sham, Mrs FT Come, and Rev GL Song.
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Thase
Ford McLachlan
Jovee Macraeid Boss
Anniversary Celebrations Noted In Local Notices
The Herald congratulates Mr and Mrs Jobe Barter on their anniversary celebrated Wednesday. A whist drive and dance attracted many readers with music by Mrs J S Barber and Jack McGillvray. Leading scorers for the season include Mrs W Guibert Miss A Clark Mrs Barbe and gents A Walker Fred Hanna.
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Jobe Barter
Walter Lake
Copsolation
Retlan
Roger Fox
J.S. Berber
Jack McGillvray
W. Guibert
A. Clark
Barbe
A. Walker
Fred Hanna
In Memoriam for Mary Giles at Grief Strains
Obituary note honoring Mary Giles who died February 22, 1922. Parents and family remember her with enduring sorrow, noting unseen tears in the years after.
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Mary Giles
Tors
Arce Sudently
Hockey results and community notices in Portage district
The report covers a hockey win by Long Indians against Bagot with a home score of 33 and a Portage la Prairie trip by forty fans to see Portage versus Winnipeg Juniors. It also notes Mrs. RE Walden visiting Winnipeg and an upcoming U M D L C a meeting in Hall on Feb 25 with MILA’s L Camp to discuss agricultural matters before parliament.
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Long
Indians
Bagot
Portage la Prairie
Portage
Mila
Rosehill Event At Mr Lant Home Attracts Small Turnout
Report indicates Misses Ela Whiter Katie Bororny and Leia Lamb attended a Friday evening gathering at Mr Lant's home in Rosehill. Attendees describe a blessed, tranquil evening with a warm mood and light refreshments.
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Ela Whiter
Katie Bororny
Leia Lamb
Mr Lant
Trent
Winnipeg Manitoba Phone System Faces 163 Dollar Loss in 1932
House tabled figures show a 163 loss for the Manitoba phone system in the year ending Nov 30 1932. A total of 5415 phones were taken out of service: 5 in Winnipeg, 765 in other urban centres, and 1048 in rural areas.
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Manitoba
W. J. Major
Winnipeg
Local residents recover from attacks of influenza and mishaps
George MacAuley and Vic Sealey have recovered from influenza like illnesses. Mrs George Billings also recovers from a fever. Miss Mutton visited Mr and Mrs A Sailing for several weeks. Jas Pogue’s friends note his health improves. S Mitchell injured his hand with an axe on Saturday. Dr MacKinnon provided care.
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George
Vic Sealey
George Billings
S Mitchell
Dr MacKinnon
Med
Church notices and services for MacGregor area
The United Church of Canada in MacGregor lists Sunday activities including Sunday School and Evening Service with choir practice on Thursday. St Pauls Church also notes services on February 26 1907 with evensong and Holy Communion. Ash Wednesday service March 1 at 7 pm with sermon What we get from Lent.
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Macgregor Slam
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