Decoration Day Service Remembers World War Heroes
Decoration Day observed in MacGregor Beaver and Katrime districts with a rain shortened service at MacGregor United Church. Rev P C Bays Legion padre and Rev G L Armstrong led prayers and sermons while ex servicemen, local choirs, and Mrs Woodin provided music. Graves in MacGregor Beaver and Katrime cemeteries were decorated and local monument grounds praised for upkeep by Mrs M Williamson.
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MacGregor
Beaver
Katrime
United Church
Canadian Legion
P.C Bays
Portage la Prairie
G. L. Armstrong
Legion
Riley Smalley
Woodin
Foll c Boys
L0.c.e
OASC
St Paul's
JP. MacKinnon
Cyril Palmer
Katrimne
Brandon College to Open Thirty-Fifth Year Next September
Brandon College plans to start its thirty-fifth year in September despite recent financial pressures. Enrollment rose by sixty in the Arts Department last year with Grade XII trials in a shorter term proving successful. The college will again offer Grade XII privileges to qualified entrants at moderate costs.
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Brandon College
Manitoba Department of Education
Renewal notice for Herald subscription
A renewal notice urges readers to renew expired Herald subscriptions for 1933 and to remit any past dues if in arrears for a year or more, requesting payment for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Brandon College Expands Liberal Arts Training Reach
Students increasingly align with college authorities and gain B A progression. Brandon College serves Western Manitoba and Eastern Saskatchewan, offering liberal arts and science training in a personable, morally engaged atmosphere.
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Brandon College
Manitoba
Sakatchewan
Announcement of business sale and thanks to patrons
The speaker states that after disposing of stock and fixtures to Mr. B. W. Caldwell he appreciates the support of friends and customers and hopes they will extend the same to his successor G. E. Tur.
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B. W. Caldwell
G. E. Tur
Death of Walter Smith Bagot Pioneer
Walter Smith Bagot pioneer dies at 76 after returning from Ontario trip. Born at Yverfoyle, he moved to Bagot in 1882, ran an elevator, then farmed. Member of United Church and Temple Lodge A F and A M. Survived by daughters Mrs Coubraugh and Mrs Bailey. wife predeceased him. Funeral at home with large turnout and Masonic burial rites at Burnside cemetery.
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Watty’’ Smith
Nots
Yverfoyle
Out
Bagot
United Church
Temple Lodge
A.F
A.M
Mac. Gregor
Suong
Coubraugh
Bailey
MacDonald
Smith
A. E. Weaver
Burnside
Portage la Prairie
MacGregor
W. Bros. G. Lewin
Clarence Hyde
W. Masters
Temple
Assiniboine
Death of Mr P C Sells at Shedd area
The death occurred at Shedd on Friday last of Mr P C Sells former Canadian National operator at Cave north of Bagot. Mrs Sells nee Lie Cooper of Beaver was visiting here last month and was called home about two weeks ago. It is believed the cause was a bad attack. Mr Sells will be remembered by many in and around the Bagot districts, and deepest sympathy is extended to Mrs Sells and their daughter Eva and son George in their sad bereavement.
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Shedd
P. C. Sells
Canadian National
Cave
Bagot
Eva
George
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Decoration Day
Simmons
D. Sutherland & CO
Turner
Erle R. George
Kirshner. Rabkin & CO
Shield
Braid
Nansen
Lion
Walter Smith Bagot
Bagot Om
Walters
Ontario
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