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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 05, 1955
Page
4
A fond memory of Hen rietta Sophia Knox who died May 10, 1954 and departed to be with Christ. Ever remembered by Eleanor Frank Shirley Frances and Ida Taylor.
Money to loan advertised near Anderson Block Portagee Prairie two doors east of the Bus Depot. Contact phone 7.4386 for loan offers and terms.
The Pine Creek News notes a host of Sunday visits and family gatherings across the district. Many residents are seen with relatives from Portage la Prairie MacGregor and Headingley, while Mrs Paul Abrin returns from Chicago with news of the Irene Bogo wedding to Jas Mekea on April 23.
Local items report Miss Carrie Schweitz visiting Winnipeg relatives and Mr John Porteous spending weeks with family. Gardens plowed, moisture good, several visitors from Winnipeg and Clairmont region. Housewarming for Cliff Blagden. Dave Hird and Hugh Blagden to Edson, Alberta for work.
In loving memory of our dear dad who passed away May 3 1954. We lost a dad with a heart of gold who was more to us than wealth untold. Without farewell he fell asleep with only happy memories for us to keep. Please God forgive the silent fear and the constant wish that he were here. Ever remembered by Charlie, Jennaie, Glen and Betty.
In 1953 nearly half of all refrigerators and freezers sold in Canada were imports from the United States, reflecting strong cross border trade in consumer appliances and the U S supply impact on Canadian markets.
In Memoriam notices for James Moore who died May 3 1954 and Martha Moore who died March 16 1947. The message speaks of going into the light and resting from sorrow with enduring remembrance by Emma Maud Bill Harry Charlie and Perey.
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