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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
2
The MacGregor Herald, established February 1897, is printed every Thursday from the Herald Office in MacGregor Manitoba. Publisher A M Shaw lists subscription at 250 per year in Canada and 3.00 per year in the United States with second class mail status.
The North Norfolk and District Agricultural Society announces prize lists for the 5th annual Exhibition and Sports in MacGregor on Friday July 4. Secretary H Collins has mailed most copies to former exhibitors. others can request by phone or at the Herald Office. The fair adds prize money to non cattle classes with increased horse prizes and more sports awards.
Beaver district page recalls visits and greetings from Hartney and Portage along with church and community happenings. Regional trustees meeting in Carberry, Sunday services June 22, and the Beaver W A picnic set for June 30 at 3 30 pm with produce table and ice cream. Also mentions Busy Beavers Hospital Aid tea July 17 and a June WMS meeting at Miss Irene Shaw.
The Beaver WMS marked its sixty second anniversary with a tea at Miss Irene’s home on June 12. Attendees came from Durnside Calville Portage Katime Southend Bagot and MacGregor. President Mrs G Harkness welcomed guests as Miss Irene Shaw read scripture. Mrs E Thompson sang two solos and Miss Car meek spoke on deaconess training. Proceeds reached 41 dollars with thanks to helpers.
Readable lines list sprint winners by age groups for girls 6 to 13 and boys 6 to 13 plus junior high and primary divisions. Names include Elsie Radford Shirley Taylor Dawn Outhwaite Florence Hodge and Bruce Anderson among others with times or placements noted.
Katrime News reports posters for the Katrime Picnic on June 27 and a series of social visits across Wannipeg Neepawa Franklin and Portage areas. Several donations and events include a Junior Red Cross sale, a bridal shower, and an Air Show appearance with Miss Loreen McRae earning a plane ride.
Mrs. Annie Johnson of Wyoming Ontario died at her residence after a long illness. Born in Lambton, she was a former Forestville resident, with ties noted in the obituary. Memorial details not provided.
Eldest daughter of Thomas Bridekirk and Mary McKellar married John D. Johnson of Sidney Manitoba on July 4 1900 and farmed in Forrestville district. Survived by daughter Isla Wyoming son Basil Detroit Mich two sisters Mrs George Wood Winnipeg and Miss Katherine Bridekirk Grand Rapids Mich two grandchildren funeral June 5 conducted by Rev Joseph O Vaughan interment Wyoming cemetery.
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