PioneerRowland Thomas Dies In Katrime Manitoba
Katrime district mourns the passing of Rowland Thomas age 72 in Portage la Prairie General Hospital after a short illness. Born in Manchester October 1 1873 he came to Canada at sixteen and settled on a Katrime farm. He married Elizabeth McKelvy in December 1900 and is survived by his wife three daughters ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral conducted by Rev L J Adams from the Community Hall to Katrime Cemetery attended by many. Pallbearers Henry Taylor Albert Walker George Reshaur Robert Clark Jim McLachlan Francis McLachlan and floral bearers Grove grandchildren. May he rest in peace.
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Katrime
Manitoba
Rowland Thomas
Portage la Prairie General Hospital
Manchester
England
Canada
Elizabeth McKelvy
Arthur Grove
James Lorimer
Winnipeg
George Bull
Springbrook
L. J Adams
Garnet
Rowland
Dorothy
Elsie
Douglas
Hughie Grove
Henry Taylor
Albert Walker
George Reshaur
Robert Clark
Jim
Francis McLachlan
Card of Thanks from Mrs Thomas and Family
Mrs Thomas and the girls express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for sympathy and floral offerings and to those who lent their cars on the day of the funeral.
Sunday Services and Prayers in MacGregor Parish
The Churches list Sunday morning prayer at St. Paul's Church MacGregor at 11.00 a.m. United Church MacGregor holds a regular Sunday service at 7 p.m. with Sunday School at 11 a.m. Bagot keeps its usual time with a Communion Service.
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St. Paul's Church
MacGregor
United Church
Bagot
Local notes and birthdays from the district
Locals report travel to Calgary Ottawa and Winnipeg visits. A severe electric storm struck a chicken house near town, destroying the building and burning over 200 pullets. George West marked his 7th birthday with chatter about new potatoes and a 31 year old picture.
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Jas. Core
George West
George
Local DANCE at Stratton's Barn with Mac han's Orchestra
Community notes celebrate Mrs. Jas Duncan of Douglas Manitoba turning 83, plus many travels and visits. Entries cover church membership, institute meetings, hospital convalescence, family reunions, and a busy roster of visitors from Port Arthur Moose Jaw Natal and Winnipeg areas. The MacGregor Fresh Air Camp fundraiser and local scholarship winners are noted along with a long travelogue detailing trips to Vancouver and a 800 mile motor excursion with crop observations.
MacGregor School District Holds Sparse Annual Meeting
The MacGregor School District met in the local school on Monday evening with only 10 attendees, including five trustees. Chair Rev C A J King and secretary G E Lewin were elected, three trustees were reelected, and Lewin presented the annual report showing receipts of 12 918.06 and expenses of 12 852.94, leaving 85.00.
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MacGregor
C. A. J. King
G. E Lewin
Messrs
H. I. Collins
H. A. Lye
R. W. Cobbe
BR. W. Cobbe
Winnipeg
Lewin
MacGregor Co op Elevator Announces July August Closures
Notice states the MacGregor Co op Elevator will close July 22 to 27 and August 1 to 7, remaining open the last three days in July for last minute deliveries. The Canadian Wheat Board demands all 1943 wheat certificates and warns of barley fee cuts after August 1, 1946. Farmers with barley urged to deliver in July.
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MacGregor Co-op
Canadian Wheat Board
Orank
Montreal
Rink Hosts Summer Dances and Schedule Updates
The rink planned Lat dances on July 27 with Telford's, August 2 with Andy Des Jarlais and his CK.R.C. Orchestra, and August 16 with Glen Frain and his Buckaroos. Last night’s rink dance means no further events this week.
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Telford's
Andy Des Jarlais
Ck.r.c
Glen
Frain
Buckaroos
Field Judging Entries Closed in National Barley Contest
Application for field judging in the National Barley Contest has closed and the number of entries is undercounted. Three provincial committees compile the field list and allocate judges while barley crops are being prepared. Judges come from Dominion and Provincial Agriculture departments with outside helpers in high-entry districts. A 25 point scale rewards general neatness and uniform seeding, encouraging contestants to maintain clean, well presented fields for inspection.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
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