MacGregor Herald publisher details and pricing
The MacGregor Herald notes it was established in February 1897 with A.M. Shaw as publisher. The weekly paper is printed Thursday from the Herald Printing Office in MacGregor Manitoba and carries second class mail authorization. Subscriptions are 32.00 per year in Canada and 2.50 in the United States.
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A.M. Shaw
Herald Printing Office
MacGregor
Man
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Canada
United States
A Good Neighbor and the Red Cross Appeal
A discussion of neighborly duty in a modern world with distant and local crises. The Red Cross translates impulses of friendliness and compassion into action, urging generous support to the national appeal this month.
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Red Cros
Katrime District To Hold Sunday Service At Four Thirty
News item notes a church service scheduled in Katrime on Sunday March 4 at 4 30 p m. It also mentions visits by Mr and Mrs C R Barber and family to Gladstone and Winnipeg travelers Mr C Chapman of Rossendale and others visiting the Barbet home. Heselwood offers a 1951 Easter card selection and wrapping paper.
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Katrime
C. R. Barber
Harold Barber
Gladstone
C. Chapman
Rossendale
Barbetrome
B. Freeborn
Douglas
Golden Stream
F. McLachlan
Heselwood
W.A
Community Notes and Socials Across Town
Miss Betty Grove visits this week while Mrs. Thomas tours Winnipeg with her daughter. Whist Drive and Dance planned at Katrime on Friday March 1st. Douglas Barber and Lawrence Heselwood in Portage for hockey. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lake visit Portage with the Richardsons, who note Mr. Richardson’s health under doctor care. Steve Thompson undergoes Winnipeg operation and recovery. BORN February 15 in Winnipeg Hospital to Ray and Lolleta Cummings a son. Another Whist Drive and Dance draws large crowd with high scores to Mrs. Norman McLachlan and Lawrence Heselwood. Mrs. J Clarke and H. McLachlan win the conversation. Squirrel Creek party noted with festive treats and valentines. Wee Carolyn Butterfield proud of valentine box. Good Neighbor Club’s 13 ladies complete two quilts. sewing course discussed. ladies urged to attend next meeting. Lunch ends the gathering.
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Thomas
Winnipeg
J. Lorimer
Douglas Barber
Lawrence Heselwood
Portage
Fred Lake
Ben Richardson
Mr. Richardson
Steve Thompson
V. Rednipeg
F. McLachlan
Winnipeg Hospital
Ray Cummings
Lolleta O'Brien
Norman McLachlan
Valentine Box
Good Neighbor Club
Beaver church cancels services until further notice
Community notices report Beaver United Church services cancelled. Miss Eva Giesbrecht visited Austin with her parents. Mr and Mrs John Lauder of Oakville stayed with the Shaw family. Local hockey fans attended Pierson versus MacGregor in Carberry last Thursday. Steve Thompson recovers from major surgery at Misericordia Hospital in Winnipeg.
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Beaver United
Eva Giesbrecht
Austin
John Lauder
Oakville
Shaw
Pierson
MacGregor
Carberry
Steve Thompson
Misericordia
Southerd and Macaulay Curling News and Thanks
Community notes report Mrs Stirling and local residents, curling at Austin bonspiel, and visits by Colin Ireland from Korea. Also mentions flu visits, Winnipeg trip for Gary’s medical care, March WMS meeting at Mrs Shaw’s, and expressions of gratitude for fruit boxes and help during illness.
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L. R. Pennell
Linda
Art Chant
Orville
Austin
Little Sandford Larson
Ruth Turner
D. Hodgins
Gary
Winnipeg
2. J. Shaw
Colin Ireland
Korea
Orangeville Social Notes Include Family Visits
Peter Cairns weeklong visit ends as Mrs Fox returns from Winnipeg. Harry and baby visited from Friday to Monday with Cairns family in Orangeville. Miss Eagle toured town with Cairns. Mr and Mrs Sterling Cairns and Lila Levina McQuiston joined weekend visits at Sparrow and Pogue homes. Peter Wiebe and daughter from Niverville visited Orangeville. Heivert daughter accompanied him to Winnipeg and Niverville.
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Peter Cairns
Les. Fox
Winnipeg
Henry Neué
Harry
Baby
Jack Ma
Red
Fox
Eagle
Mr Cairns
Sterling Cairns
W. Sparrow
Su. Sparrow
Lila
Levina McQuiston
Jim Pogu
M McQuiston
Peter Wiebe
Niverville
Orangeville
Hiis
Mrs. Heivert
Wipeg
Pine Creek Briefs Note Visits and Family Gatherings
Mr Norman Hemingston of Branson visited the Kueblers on a weekday. Sam Williams and Ben Roberts were visitors in Neepawa. Donna Loney of Gladstone spent the weekend with her parents. Mr Jack McMillan and Mrs McEachern with son Ray mond visited R McFarlane home Sunday. Norman McMillan of Edmonton stays weeks with brother Jack. Betty Williams spent weekend with her brother and sister in law. Florence Wallace of Gladstone convalescing after surgery at Gladstone Hospital. Norman Tilley and daughters of Portage were guests of Myrna McFarlane who was in hospital last week and is home.
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Norman Hemingston
Branson
Kueblers
Sam Williams
Ben Roberts
Neepawa
Betty Williams
Florence Wallace
Gladstone
W. J
In Memoriam Doleisi Sons Leslie Kenneth
In memory of Leslie who died Feb 3 1938 at age three days and Kenneth who died Feb 28 1950 at age 6 years 11 months 18 days. Four little hands rest and two loving hearts are quiet. They are waiting over the hill in God’s garden of rest.
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Doleisi
Leslie
Kenneth
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Baker's Chocolate
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Betty Grove
Beaver News
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The
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Southend and Maulay Curling
WMS
Southend and
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Olive Towle
Orangeville News
Pine Creek News
R. Kuebler
Memoriam
Esso
Treae
Plymouth
Beng
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Camlow Motors
Tress
Bani
Montreal
Bluebird Cafe
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