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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
4
Lord Irwin argues in 1940s style prose that education must instill truth seeking and public responsibility. He emphasizes that school aims extend beyond national pride to forming citizens capable of discerning and contributing to global progress. He calls for responsibility among people to influence thoughtful international leadership.
On Sunday May 28 MacGregor marked the twentieth anniversary of the United Church union with special services at MacGregor and Beaver. Rev H B Duckworth of St James United Church preached from Jesus Christ and him crucified while members read hymns and a letter from Dr J R Johns of Fremont Avenue Congregational Church Minneapolis praising the union and urging continued faith and prosperity.
Under The Trustee Act in the matter of the estate of Margaret Ann Green widow late of North Norfolk S toba claims against the estate filed by statutory declaration at the MacGregor Manitoba office on or before June 2 1933 dated MacGregor Manitoba May 20 1933 MacKinnon MacKinnon solicitors for George Ellerket Lewin and John Percial Mackinnon executors
The notice asks readers in arrears for one year or more to pay past dues and renew for another year, urging timely renewal to continue service.
A motors dealer records the delivery of ten 1933 Chevrolets and one new Pontiac sedan, signaling a lifting trend in market activity.
J M McKay Canadian Pacific Railway general agricultural agent says crop conditions show improvement across regions despite late season. Growth and germination improve in Manitoba and Alberta with higher barley and oats percentages. Saskatchewan notes limited activity as sowing resumes after wettest season in years.
Thos Rowan died Wednesday morning May 31 at the home of Mr and Mrs R F Howe in MacGregor in his 77th year after long illness. A native of Ballybay Ireland he taught school before moving to Canada in 1900 and lived in MacGregor since. He was active in bee keeping the Manitoba Bee-keepers Association Grain Growers Association and the United Church and was a Conservative. He leaves M J Kerr Winnipeg and a nephew in Ireland. Funeral Friday at 2 30 pm from St Pauls Church MacGregor led by local L O L brethren.
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