MacGregor Herald Publishing Details
The MacGregor Herald, established February 1897, is printed every Thursday at the Herald Office in MacGregor Manitoba. Shaw is listed as publisher with subscription rates of 3250 a year in Canada and 300 per year in the United States.
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Herald Office
MacGregor
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Post Office Department
Ottawa
AM. Shaw
Canada
United State
Red Cross Drive To Solicit Manitoba Support
Monday marks the start of a national Red Cross appeal in Manitoba with volunteers canvassing homes and businesses in MacGregor and surrounding municipalities as well as east Winnipeg seeking a minimum quota of 383 200. Britain Chapter LODE oversees the MacGregor effort with H A Lye in charge and S T Me local treasurer coordinating school districts.
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Marcana
Manitoba
Ineater
Winnipeg
Red Cross Society
Britannia Chapter
LODE
MacGregor
H. A. Lye
S T. Me
Red Cross
Red Cross Work in Manitoba Expands in 1952
The Ioba Red Cross Centre reports steady growth in 1952 with 18 878 hospital patients in Manitoba receiving transfusions of blood and plasma, up 28 percent from 1951. The conservative minimum Manitoba must provide is 353 200 dollars to fund local and international relief efforts.
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Red Cross
Manitoba
Ioba Red Cross Centre
Pie Social and Dance at Macaulay School on March First
Local notice lists events and visits in the region. Southend and MacAuley host a Pie Social and Dance at Macaulay School on March 1. Mrs Pearl Haas of Winnipeg visits with Mr and Mrs Harold Shaw. Several residents attend visits and a birthday supper.
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Macaulay School
Pearl Haas
Winnipeg
Harold Shaw
R. A. Collier
C. Holliday
Sunjay
E. Holliday
Mr. Holiday
Newleyweds N Hulme Jr Honored At Macaulay Party
Mrs J Turner and Mrs O Turner hosted a post bridal party at Macaulay School for Mr and Mrs N Hulme Jr. Feb event featured cards and chair ceremony. Guests included Mrs Thompson, Mrs Hulme Sr, Mrs Bowes and relatives. Ellen and Florence Hulme presented gifts as Nelson thanked the group. About sixty attendees enjoyed lunch and social time.
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J. Turner
Macaulay School
N. Hulme
Thompson
A. Hulme
Annie Turner
Ellen
Florence Hulme
Nelson
Eva
Image Creek Society Notes at Oakville and Portage
Miss Elsie Campbell spent the weekend at Oakville and Portage. Miss Myrtle Johnson of Portage la Prairie, back from Vancouver, visited Friday. A United Grain Growers film show will be at the school on Friday March 6 at 830 pm replacing the whistle drive with a dance afterward. Ladies to bring lunch. The Sunshine Mission Band held its February social with a good turnout. Miss Campbell and pupils performed recitations duets and solos, a piano piece and a short play. The leader Mrs H Dankesreiter supervised games. A fish pond sewing candy and produce tables did good business. proceeds totaled 27.49. Lunch closed the evening.
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Elsie Campbell
Oakville
Portage
Myrtle Johnson
Portage la Prairie
Vancouver
E. Pogue
United Grain Growers
Sunshine Mission
Pathead News Roundup of Local Tidbits
Percy Alderson rests arling broom with a rib injury while Nels Nohighen’s cousin attends to family matters. Colin Hughes sails to England after finishing a training course. Herb Borton, Slaine, Stan Moore and Larry drive to Portage and visit Chepil. Evelyn Thomp wins Katrime Ladies’ event with Annie Barber injuring herself. Annie Thompson’s rink places second.
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Percy Alderson
Nels. Nohighen
Colin Hughes
England
Yath
Herb Borton
Slaine
Stan Moore
Larry
Portage
Chepil
Evelyn Thompon
Annie Barber
Katrime
Village News Roundup at Oakville and MacGregor
Weekend visits and birthday celebrations fill Katrime area notices. Mrs I Bray marked 79th birthday on February 28 with friends in Oakville while Miss Bray and pupils won first prize at a Gladstone Royal School concert. Roy Barber remains in MacGregor Hospital.
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CR. Barber
A. E. Chant
Ralph Critchlow
In Memoriam Mrs James Little
In loving memory of our dear mother Mrs James Little who died March 2 1952. Her weary hours and days of pain are past. In our aching hearts we know she has found sweet rest at last. Ever remembered by Lizzie and
In Loving Memory of W H Telford
In loving memory of W H Telford who died in March 1952. The years may wipe out many things but not the memory of those happy days when we were all together. Ever remembered by Cassie, Boyd and boys.
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Telford
W. H Telford
March
Cassie
Boyd
Boys
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