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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 1931
Page
5
A scattered summary notes tractors in 75211 operations across three Canadian provinces with last year sales near 8902 units. It mentions Canadian Pacific executives, wildlife hunting totals, Great Lakes steamers, and trade forecasts linking Britain Europe and the Far East, citing Finance Canada and Indian Pacific Kalwat Me entities.
Community Hall hosts a WMS concert on June 5 with sketches Mrs Jenkins Brilliant Idea and An Irish Alibi plus music and recitations. The note mentions football practice, Betty Graham’s recovery, and plans for a Canadian census, along with tennis resurfacing and local club efforts in Manitoba tennis this season.
Services are announced for Sunday June 7 with Sunday School at 2 p.m. and a service at 7:30. Everyone is welcome. The memorial Holy Communion is held at 3 p.m. for the late Fred North with St Paul’s Chute assisting and the anthem Who are These. For Unto This. A weekly prayer meeting is on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Rev G L Armstrong rector.
Mrs G H North and family thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during their recent bereavement and for the many beautiful oral tributes.
Southend and Hartford ladies prepare for a ball game as residents share weekend activities. Mr and Mrs Geo Chant of Muir visited relatives, Clara McNeil renewed acquaint ances in Borketon, and Wi and Roy Chant left for Meadow Creek Sask due to their brother John’s illness. Little Marjorie Scott injured her ankle when a log rolled onto her leg. doctors Mac Kinnon and Clark treated her, and she is recovering.
A quiet wedding occurred at the Manse on Monday June 1 as Ellen Harper wed Josiah Gibbs with Rex K Fotheringhame officiating. Edith Harper served as bridesmaid and Charles Pogue was best man. A Tuesday reception at the Radford home featured pink and waste streamers, a cake centerpiece, and generous gifts.
Sealed tenders will be received on Monday for painting work on the woodwork along the west side. Paint to be supplied by the lowest bidder. tender not accepted. M E MackINN IN.
Notice of grading work to be let by sealed tenders, description includes about eighty rods with slashers, location between sections 13 and 1411-1, on Monday May 23, 1931 at 2 1/2 pm. The bid is not necessarily accepted. D A Shaw dated May 1952.
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