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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 07, 1925
Page
5
Local notices list a May umr dance at For ester's Hall from 8 to 12 pm and a baptism service on May 10 at Union Church. Lawn social May 25 east of Argyle House supports cemetery improvements. Ist Women’s Institute meets later at Mrs Jus. hosts. May 18 eye care and eyeglass fitting at the Austin Hotel. Mrs S Graham health update and gratitude for doctors’ reports noted.
Archibald Campbell died in Austin on Sunday at age 89 after a long life in Elgin County Ontario. Born in Islay Scotland he came to Canada at age 12, settled near Austin, and later helped build the Campell ditch west of town. He served as Ward five councillor and was a Liberal who admired Sir Wilfred Laurier. He leaves a widow and seven children in Canada and Vancouver.
Local Brickyard actions and arrivals as MacCa and John busy at the bar. Meredith moves to Hovana to establish a garage business with family. A United Church of Canada Anglican reorganization and summer activities planned, with a United Basketball Team and Social Club forming in Deer Range and Edrans, led by Miss Winnie Skeet. May 1925 Union Church program outlines services, meetings, and community events across the region.
A. Campbell and Lorne Campbell of Austin Teeneral traveled from Union Church to Austin cemetery on Tuesday afternoon, drawing many old-timers and sympathetic friends. Deepest sympathy is extended to Mrs. Campbell and family in their bereavement.
On behalf of members of the family and myself, I express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy shown during Mr Campbell's illness and bereavement.
Poem memorial noting the death of Joe Duncan on May 1st and expressing grief and solace. It laments the loss, recalls care from the mother, and comforts with belief in heavenly rest.
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