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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 27, 1933
Page
5
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Mrs J A Morris and children spend a week at Clear Lake. Gothic Lodge plans to attend District Meeting at Brookdale Friday afternoon. Grain cutting to begin late this week and continue next week in the district. Austin Junior Horse-Shoe Club forms with $0.01 entrance fee. Keith Wood is President. Francis Boyd Treasurer. Funds to aid the Blind Institute. United Church Ladies Aid marks Mrs Leppington’s 70th birthday with program, gifts, and cake. thirty five attend.
Miss Phyllis Shaw and Miss Mabel Sheard spent holidays with relatives in town and MacGregor respectively. Miss Jean Wilton of High Bluff visited her aunt Mrs Geo Billings, while Hazel Orchard of Reiwoog stayed at her parental home. Mrs R J Shaw visited sister Mrs C Manas at Neepawa. Master Lorne Pennell returned from Clearwater Manitoba after weeks with grandparents. Several Argue and Pennell family members visited the C F Pennell home in the week.
Notice to creditors under The Trustee Act for the Estate of Charles William Lye of North Norfolk Manitoba. All claims must be filed with solicitor H. A. Lye at MacGregor Manitoba by September 1 1933. Dated MacGregor Manitoba July 1 1933. Florence Ella Lye Ralph Edward Lye and Henry Arthur Lye executors.
Miss Armstrong of Holland visits Miss Calvert while Miss Eileen Goulding stays with aunt Mrs Ivans in Winnipeg. Hugh Langley and Annie Hail motored to Bagot. Mrs Stanley Head of Arden visits her parents. A free picnic with baseball softball and other events is planned in Sidney on Friday July 28 with a hall dance in the evening. Admission 25c.
Mrs Mary McLean visits with sister Mrs Watson and Rev W T Marchant of Sidney conducted communion on the Edrans Field last Sunday. Mrs M MacDougall of Pine Creek is a patient at a Winnipeg hospital and well wishes are sent for a speedy recovery. Kathleen and Eddie McVonway return to the city after a three week visit at Mrs C Paterson’s home. Mr and Mrs A C Benjamin and family motored through town last week en route for the West and called on relatives. Mr and Mrs W J Currie of Pine Creek arrived home from Ontario after being away since last fall, welcomed by friends. All Miss Graham’s Deer Range pupils who wrote Entrance exams passed. congratulations to Winnie Bell, Darlene Campbell, Lawrence Campbell, and Olive Smith Grade IX.
At Bagot School District annual ratepayers meeting RE Walden was re elected trustee. Several residents, including Walter and Adolphe Kalberg and J Arnold, and Misses Eleanor Longstreet, Florence Poole and Mary Smallpiece, spent a weekend at Clear Lake. A. R. Farncombe and family visited Makinak to see Mrs Farncombe’s parents. R Arnold, his son John and daughter Jessie, and Miss Mary Smallpiece visited Sidney to meet John Arnold of Elphinstone Man at special camp meetings.
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The church announces services for Sunday July 30 with 2pm 7th Sunday after Trinity service and Sunday School at 2pm Evensong and AYPA service. Report of Convention. Sidney holds Matins at 11 am.
The Herald office promotes its printing service and years of experience for quality work. It invites readers to contact via phone 13 for printing needs.
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