North Norfolk Council meets in MacGregor April 6
Community notices report a North Norfolk Council meeting set for Wednesday April 6 in MacGregor. Ration Book Week in Canada urges residents to obtain books at local distributing centres. Several local residents return from Winnipeg and news of operations and visits follow. A Britannian Chapter 1.C.C.E. meeting is planned for April 3 at 8 p.m. and a whist drive with Hoppy's Orchestra is slated for Easter Monday April 10 at the Masonic hall.
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North Norfolk Council
MacGregor
Canada
Britannian Chapter
1.C.C.E
A.V. Jubb
Masonic Hall
Hoppy
Herald
North Norfolk
Auction Sales Notices for Barrett and Zimmerman Estates
Posters warn of sales by F C Borton Auctioneer on April 14 for Jas Barrett at northwest of Bagot and for the Estate of H Zimmerman at 343 miles northeast of MacGregor.
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Jas. Barrett
Bagot
H. Zimmerman
MacGregor
Curlers Hold Social Gathering at the rink
More than forty Curling Club members gathered Thursday night for a social at the rink. Sen Lamb served as master of ceremonies. Thomas Clarke donated a White Ply mouth rock, which was raffled and auctioned until Fred Orchard acquired it for 30 dollars. The event ended past midnight as a March storm raged and Fred headed home with the prize bird.
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Sen. Lamb
M.C
Thos. Clarke
Rae
Fred Orchards
Fred
Hame
Dance at Stratton's Barn With Telford Orchestra
The Herald notes a dance at Stratton's Barn on Friday April 14 featuring music by Telford's Orchestra. Meanwhile friends congratulate Mr and Mrs W J Turner on their 59th wedding anniversary dated March 29.
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Stratton’s Barn
Telford
Herald
W. J. Turner
Quintin's Dry Cleaning Notice Near April Shipment
A note from Quintin's Dry Cleaning instructs customers to have a spring suit cleaned and informs that the next shipment will be sent on April 3rd. It requests delivery to Ei A MITH, an agent.
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Quintin’s
Ei Amith
The Herald Marks 48th Year Of Publication
The Herald completed its 47th year and notes Feb 12 1897 as issue number 1 volume 1 printed by E A Bailey. It reports a record largest circulation yet and credits advertisers correspondents and contributors for support amid staffing challenges.
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Herald
E. A. Bailey
Alue
The
Ronald James Nelson Born In Carberry
A son Ronald James was born on March 18 to Mr and Mrs James Nelson Jr of Carberry.
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James Nelson, Jr
Carberry
Ronald James
Mrs Borton Visits Kee watin with son from RCA C
Mrs J. H. Borton of Kee watin Ontario and her son Sgt W A G Borton of the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps visit with Mr and Mrs F C Borton.
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J. H. Borton
Keewatin, Ont
Sgt. W.A.G. Borton
The
R.C.A.C
F.C. Borton
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