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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 31, 1924
Page
5
A fragmented notice lists a dance at Forester's Hall Friday August 1 with admission for gents. It mentions an important court meeting in Austin No 290 COF on Thursday August, for those who left Oster Dec 31 1923 and are 50 years or older. Trustees urge school growth toward trees and pasture avoidance.
Local note records a line up of married men and other players for a football challenge with a quirky scoring line of 4 1. The report questions why crowds watched around the goal and why players slept, while urging steps to form a stronger next year.
Forrestville school pupils McVisar Houston Ella Orr and Evel Williams passed Grade IX and Entrance exams respectively. Teacher Miss Ethel Lye oversees the class.
Bertha Agate, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs. Geo Hud, wed Harry Shiele son of Mr and Mrs Shiele of Sook in a lawn ceremony at Union Church. Rev J A Beattir officiated as guests from Transcon and local families attended. reception for about forty followed. The couple departed for Alta for their honeymoon.
Town notes report many berry pickers in town and a busy week with services and meetings. A theft at Imperial Oil warehouse occurred Monday night with three drums of gasoline and oil stolen. police on the case.
H W Hill of Bagot and companion invite all to a July 22 community hall dance with good music and admission for gents and ladies. A following event at Brett's barn is set for August 6 with similar fare and evening enjoyable.
A note from a western Austin area report mentions a finder returning a sum of money found during a road incident. The finder will be rewarded by the constable for keeping the money intact and turning it over to authorities.
The former False Creek area near Vancouver’s waterfront is being transformed into a beautified park called Thornton Park. Sir Henry W. Thornton of Canadian National Railways funded earthwork for the grounds and terminal approach, with landscaping already featuring flower beds and many shrubs. completion pending.
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