12 Jan 1933
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 12, 1933
Page
1
Mrs Hanna visits Pine Creek while LOB.A. plans January meeting at 2 30 pm. Women’s Institute and St Pauls W A host gatherings on January 19. Portage Winnipeg juniors beat Portage 2 1 as Winnipeg fans attend. Winnipeg snowstorm blocks highway. roads opening soon. Calvin Coolidge dies at 60 after long rise from farm chores to presidency.
The fertilizer division of the Dominion seed branch in Ottawa inspects and analyzes fertilizers under the Fertilizers Act. Analyses are published for farmers to help select suitable plant food. Copies are free by writing to the Publications Branch, Department of Agriculture, Ottawa.
The eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs William Snyder of Didsbury Alberta wed Leonard Cooper of Beaver district on December 2. Rev C J Hallam officiated with Rev C Snyder assisting. About sixty relatives attended as Verdella wore moon mist over lace and carried a cannons and roses bouquet while the Weeding March played. The couple plan to reside in the Beaver district.
Miss Dickinson and Mr Fletcher visited Westbourne at the Hanna home. The MacGregor Midgets played the local boys at Katrine. A stormy weekend did not keep a fair crowd from the whist drive and dance. Prize winners included Mrs Serbin and F Hodgins with consolation to Miss Dickinson and Mr Stapleton. Music by Mr and Mrs Serbin.
The article urges residents to take pride in their town and work for its progress through united action and public service. It compares a thriving community to a successful corporation and stresses confidence, collaboration, and speaking well of the town to inspire others, concluding with a swimming analogy about having faith to stay afloat.
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