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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
4
The Herald lists advertising rates and terms including weekly Thursday publication from Bailey Street MacGregor. Proprietor T. Trethewey announces contract rates and display charges per inch. Legal notices priced per line for first insertion and per line for subsequent insertions with added charges for busy com.
Community members in Beaver and MacGregor districts honored World War I soldiers with a Decoration Day program. A parade of ex service members and cadets preceded services at the local monument and cemetery visits where graves were decorated. Local residents praised cemetery improvements funded by plot owners and supporters, inviting further contributions to the effort.
At the Union Church Presbytery meeting Rev J Beattie of Austin was tasked to arrange the reception for Rev T B Pearson, pastor of the Union Church. The service Tuesday evening included sermons by Rev Langel of Burnside and a reception by Rev D R Patterson, with music by Mr and Mrs Me.
District No 9 of the Religious Fellows Council in North Norfolk and Portage la Prairie met on Sunday. MacGregor Sunday School teams were represented and plans were laid to advance work. The afternoon featured conferences and board reports with Miss Hazel Course noted on children’s work. The Westbourne youth pageant The right of the child was well received. Branton, Liberal and Conservative candidate, contesting the constituent against A B Smith, Labor, has been nominated.
The notice urges residents not to discard worn shoes but to bring them for repair at the shop. Machines pledge to restore shoes with double service, saving money by avoiding new purchases and directing funds to other needs.
The Ladies Aid of the Union Church hosts a Lawn Social on Tuesday June 20 on the Manse grounds to raise funds for church activities and missions.
A movement favors signatures on Letters to the Editor to ensure accountability. unsigned pieces would be replaced by signed versions, with critics and institutions subject to more direct censure. The proposal aims to add credibility, though some topics may remain unsigned.
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