Local News Briefs From Woodside And Okotoks
Edith Peterson sustains facial injuries after a fall while skating on the river near Woodside. Arthur McLean mourns the death of his uncle Sir Fitzroclean Maclean of Duart Castle aged 101. Funeral in Brandon honors Elmer Hutchinson a WWI veteran. John Mundell, 75, a former MacGregor resident, dies at Okotoks Alta. About 400 attend John Deere show in Masonic Hall despite storm, schoolchildren invited for films and lunch.
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Woodside
Edith
B. C. Peterson
Arthur McLean
Sir Fitzroclean
Duart Castle
Island of
Mull
Chas. Moore
Firdale
Wm. Moore
MacGregor
Elmer Hutchinson
Forrest
Hutchinson
Brandon
Okotoks Alta
John Mundell
Mundell
Old Albion Hotel
S. K. Lamb
Masonic Hall
J. R. McNeely
United Church W M S Elect Officers for 1939
The United Church W M S announces the election of 1939 officers. President Mrs A MacDonald. 1st Vice President Mrs S R McLeod. Treasurer Mrs A J Struthers. Recording Secretary Mrs M M Marsh. Corresponding Secretary Mrs G A Hay. Mission Band Leader Miss Lorna Hay. Assistant Miss Pauline Trethewey. Baby Band Superintendent Mrs N Smith. and other officers include Mrs J R McNeely.
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United Church
W.M.S
A. MacDonald
S.R. McLeod
J. R. McNeely
A. J. Struthers
Carberry steamrolls Poplar Leafs in league clash 14 to 4
League hockey action Monday night saw Carberry overwhelm Poplar Leafs 14 to 4 in a one sided game. Bagot edged Wellwood by one goal while Poplar Leafs lost 7 to 3 against MacGregor. Bagot also beat Austin 20 nil in the second round of the doubleheader.
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Carberry
Poplar Leafs
Bagot
Wellwood
Advant
Poplar Leats
MacGregor
Bagot Entry
Austin
Beav er District Remembered by Former Pioneer
A letter from James McKenzie of Cardile Manitoba requests memory of old friends in Beaver, MacGregor and nearby districts. He notes the writer's experience and modern optical equipment as assurance of top service in optical needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. West
Jas. McKenzie
Beaver District
Cardile
Man
Beaver
MacGregor
Regina wedding ties two families in Eston and Regina
Miss Anne Turner K.N. wed Mr. Ray Hartsook of Eston Sask at 8 am Saturday at the McDonald home in Regina. Rev Harry Joyce officiated. Guests included Gerald McDonald and Lyle McDonald. Reception featured mauve and yellow flowers and a mauve cake. The couple will live in Enon Regina Star reports.
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C. C McDonald
Wallace Street
Regina
Anne Turner
K.N
Doris McDonald
D. D. McLennan
E.E. Turner
MacGregor
Herald
Sir
Mrs. Hatscok
New and Used Furniture for Budget Purchases
F C Borton advertises a large stock of new and used furniture including Dressers, Chesterfield, Beds, Cribs, Sewing Machines, Radios, Ranges, and a Morris piano. Also selling clocks, washing machines, school books, cream separator, fanning mill, wagons, and more with liberal trade-ins and budget plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R
Morris
Beaver Jos. McAskie Returns Home From Hospital
Mr Jos McAskie returned home on Tuesday from Portage hospital where he had been treated for the past week. Friends report he is much improved in health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. McAskie
Portage Hospital
Katrime Social Roundup and Local Games
Mrs R Clarke returns home after Winnipeg visit. Visitors include Mrs Cattershell of Kenora and Gordon Stirling of Southend at Mrs George Wells home. Mr Bolton hopeful for upcoming oration after hospital stay. Whist drive prizes to Miss Ph ilps and Wm Vere with consolations to Mrs W R Shaw n and Mac Mason. Beaver Quizz team unable to attend. Pathead substitutes lose to Katrime. Norman ett unbeaten finalist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Philps
Wm. Vere
W.R. Shawn
Mac. Mason
Beaver
Pathead
Katrime
Normanett
Heipel to hang for Saskatchewan murder
Harry Heipel a 24 year old Arcola farm hand was sentenced to hang on April 26 for the murder of J A Kaeser Moosomin farmer near Sintaluta Sask after a Regina jury deliberated nine hours. Witness Edward G Smith proprietor of the Blue Bird Cafe MacGregor testified Heipel stopped at the cafe en route to Winnipeg in Kaeser’s car. Jim Woodlands an employee at the cafe traveled with Heipel and had given him a ride from Brandon to Winnipeg.
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Harry Heipel
Arcola
J. A. Kaeser
Sintaluta
Sask
Regina
No. 1
Winnipeg
Edward G. Smith
Blue Bird Cafe
MacGregor
Heipel
Kaeser
Jim Woodlands
Brandon
Woodlands
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VMS
Eague
Pure Food Store
York
York & Campbell's
Brazil
Rome
Manitoba
Arc
Maxwell House
McCormick & Co
Roxy Theatre
Pat O'Brien
Bette Davis
the Herald
The
Western Sales Book Co., Ltd
Macgregor Herald
I. Finkleman
B.A. Optometrist & Optician
Macgregor Hotel
Hartsook—Turner
John Robert Bergquist
North Norfolk
Mackinnon & Mackinnon
Linnea Bergquist
J. €. Jensen
A. Vermeulen
F. C. Borton
Aveti
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