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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 28, 1935
Page
5
The Herald offers a free district news service for MacGregor and nearby areas. Readers learn what their communities are doing with timely copies sent to the office after events. Cooperation from local groups is requested to share news promptly.
Mr S C Duff attended the auction at High Bluff on Tuesday. Muss Murray of Oakville spent the weekend with Mrs McIntyre. The Legion Bridge tournament draws twenty one couples. Mrs A Stephenson and her son visited Morris and Mrs Speed. Ravenshoe hockey beat Austin 7 to 1 at the Austin rink. The CCF Study Club reschedules a do as you please event for Friday March 5 at the Community Hall with prizes. The regular club meeting covered topics then a light lunch. Pancake supper and dance planned March 5 at Forresters Hall with prices 20c for pancakes and 35c for bacon and eggs. A four act Oh Susan at the Community Hall on March 1 by MacGregor players. Ice carnival at the Austin rink drew a large crowd with prize winners and interlude acts. Proceeds mounted to 1400. Performances included solos and readings. Freemason talk noted. Gothic Lodge members welcomed many visitors from MacGregor and Sidney.
Members of Gothic Lodge AF and AM hosted an At Home event in the Community Hall drawing about two hundred attendees. W M Russell Hay was absent. W M W R Wood presided as chairman while a strong program featured instrumental performances and other entertainments.
Sunday School at 2 p.m. and church service at 3 p.m. at Austin United Church on March 2 1935. Christ Church Austin lists Sunday School at 1 p.m. and evensong at 3 p.m. with choir practice Wednesday at 8 p.m. Rev G L Armstrong is rector.
Mrs. W. A. Green, longtime Edrans resident and former Montreal and Manioba settler, died at the home of Mrs. J. B. Fox in MacGregor on Monday February 25. Born near Glasgow, Scotland, she came to Canada in 1909 and to Edrans in 1921 after marrying the local postmaster. Survived by her husband, one sister and one brother, her remains were sent to Montreal for burial at Mount Royal Cemetery.
The Sawing Mall resumes operations at my farm offering log sawing services at six dollars per log. Also lumber for sale. Signed by J. Snaith and P. MacGregor.
The Manitoba Winter Fair will be held at Brandon March 18. Prize lists are now available and may be secured by applying to the Secretary at Brandon.
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