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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
5
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Walter Anderson visits with his mother while Mrs C MacCrea recovers after surgery. Mrs Outhwaite and Mrs Kitson attend WA convention in Brandon. Mrs Jackson and baby visit Wm Cowan family, return city Wednesday. A Y P A meeting June 18 is the last social until September. Mrs Frank Peterson hosts Court Whist. dance June 21 with Fred Noble band, lunch 35c. Mr Geo Stookes to celebrate 75th birthday June 23. Wm Lowes Sr injured hip. in Portage hospital. Decoration Day services June 16 at Austin cemetery at 2:30 pm. veterans to wear decorations at 2:15. Congrats to Mac Houston and Marie Naakens on Yorkton marriage June 5 and coast trip. Dominion Day Sports posters announce July 1 events with cash prizes for baseball and softball plus other activities. Miss Mary Moffatt dies at Ninette Sanitarium aged nineteen. funeral at Carberry cemetery.
Sunday School at 2 p.m. and church service at 7 p.m. on June 16 1955. Everyone welcome to attend the Austin United Church activities.
Sunday June 16 1935 service at Christ Church Austin 1 30 p m features Evensong and Sermon with no Sunday School offered.
A respected Arizona district Pioneer, Harry Peck, died Tuesday June 4 after injuries from a horse accident Friday. Born 1859 in Lincolnshire England, he came to Canada in 1881 and to Arizona in 1889, thriving in farming and community life. Survived by widow, four daughters and two sons. funeral held Thursday at his home, Rev. Caskey officiating, with burial at Sidney cemetery. Pallbearers included John Hay, Jas Hay, H Bates, R Beswitherick, C K McIntyre, and A Mickie.
Mrs H Peck and family express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during their recent bereavement and for the beautiful floral tributes.
In June each year the Dominion Bureau of Statistics and provincial agriculture departments distribute cardboard schedules to farmers to collect statistics on crop acreages and livestock numbers. An innovation in 1931 added breeding and marketing intentions. Card distribution varies by province. teachers in most provinces, direct mail in four. Farmers are urged to provide accurate answers to support national statistics.
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