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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 13, 1948

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Beloved MacGregor businesswoman Mrs Mabel Lamb laid to rest

Mrs Mabel Elizabeth Hotel Lamb aged 52 died Saturday in Brandon hospital after a sudden illness. Born 1896 in Portage la Prairie she and Thomas Lamb ran a MacGregor confectionery and later a trucking and Tivoli Theatre business. Survived by three daughters, four sisters, four grandchildren, and a brother Roy. Funeral at MacGregor United Church featured soprano solos and floral tributes. Ladies Aid members attended.

T. D. Lamb Mrs. Lamb Brandon Man Mabel Elizabeth Hotel MacGregor Willan Hazel J. Jones Dorothy Mildred Strang F Srms Winnipeg Jas. Collier Swift Current J. A. Emerson J. L. Lamb Roy MacGregor United Church and Annex C. Rupp Sophie Jones MacDonald Ladies’ Aid MacGregor Ladies’ Aid C. W

MacGregor Council Seeks Tenders For New Cement Sidewalk

MacGregor council discussed business tax assessment and rail property proposals at a May meeting. One appeal from George A Hay was allowed. building permits for Mrs Chas Pogue and Stanley Firth approved. A bylaw on pool rooms and licenses received readings. Tender ads for a new cement sidewalk from the pool room toward Mrs Booths property were published. contract expected soon. Pallbearers and flower bearers listed for local funeral in MacGregor cemetery.

MacGregor H.R. Eade Wm. Jeffries George A. Hay G. S. Booth

Early resident buried in MacGregor noted for community work

Amelia Jane Plummer Bousfield, aged 85, longtime MacGregor resident and active church worker, died May 9 in Charleswood Manitoba. She married James Bousfield in 1891 and lived in Brandon Rapid City Portage la Prairie before settling on a MacGregor farm. Funeral May 11 at MacGregor United Church with service by Rev CD Rupp. Interment in MacGregor Cemetery. Survived by five daughters and a son. one son Harold died in 1918.

James Bousfield W. G. Moody Charleswood Man Amelia Jane Plummer Huron County Ont Manitoba Meadow Lea Parry Sound Toronto Michigan Brandon Rapid City Portage la Prairie MacGregor Bousfield France AEF United Church China Wesley J. Boynton Port Perry David McMillin Winniper Harvey Merrick Ayisham Sask Albert Star City Harold R.A.F MacGregor United Church CD Rupp Terment MacGregor Cemetery Art Chan Chas. Pennell Billings J. M. McPhee AR. Lamb R. D. Muir

Marjorie Giles Wins Spelling Cup at Gladstone Festival

MacGregor district praise for youths who competed May 6 at the Gladstone Musical Festival. Marjorie Giles of Grade 7 won the Grade 7 and 8 spelling cup while Janice Fotheringham and Gwen Lewin took second in a vocal duet and others placed in piano and chorus events. The article emphasizes the value of such festivals for experience and future opportunities.

Marjorie Giles Gladstone MacGregor Miss Niven Janice Fotheringham Gwen Lewin Donna Diana Lye Roberta Allan Edna Katherine Duncan Austin

Beaver News Local Society and Miscellany Highlights

George Thompson made a business trip to Winnipeg on Tuesday Ed. and Roy Harkness and families spent Sunday at the J. Body home in Oakland. A son Lyn James born May at Sidney Nursing Home to Mr. and Mrs. James Butterfield. Mesdames John and Harry Dankesreiter with Mrs. Henry Annison traveled to Carberry for the first W M S Presbyterial session. Carl Bergquist, while setting up harrows last Friday, had a spike penetrate his leg below the knee and is confined indoors awaiting recovery.

George Thompson Winnipeg Roy Harkness J. Body Oakland Sidney Nursing Home May Std James Butterfield Lyn James Mesdames John and Harry Dankesreiter Henry Annison Carberry W.M.S. Presbyterial Carl Bergquist Carl

Five Appeals Filed Against Rural Business Tax

A Rural Council meeting in Austin on May 4 shows five appeals or offers accepted. Purchases include Lot 1 Bik 4 Plan Austin for 35 dollars, Lots 21 2 Bik 4 Plan 212 Sidney for 60 dollars, and rent of N E 19 10 10 for 1948 with cash in advance. Relief of May for Mrs C Ainsworth of Lavenham approved. A special school rate of 2 mills for Image Hill S D approved. Municipal service rates set for various vehicle combinations and hourly disc usage. An assessor discussed property divisions made when MacGregor was incorporated.

Austin Shaw R. O. Grist N.E Charlton—Hotel

Father of Mrs Lewin Died Tuesday

Mrs GE Lewin's father Mr AG Murray KC died Tuesday May 11 at his Fort Frances Ontario home at 87. A Rebellion veteran and former Toronto Queens own Rifles member, he had long been ill. Mrs Lewin traveled from MacGregor to Fort Frances last week. funeral was held yesterday.

GE. Lewin A G Murray K.C Fort Frances Ont Toronto Queens’ Own Rifles Murray MacGregor Lewin

CG I T Concert At United Church Annex

The local CG I T group presents a concert of talent at the United Church Annex next Tuesday May 18 at 8 15 p m. Admission 35¢ and 25¢ with a mission lunch included. Everyone welcome.

Cg.i T United |Church

Engagement of Mildred Martha W. and Gilbert Me. Taggart Frame

Mr. and Mrs. Warianderson of MacGregor announce the engagement of their only daughter Mildred Martha to Gilbert Me. Taggart Frame youngest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. A B Frame of Winnipeg. The wedding is set for May 29 1948 at 4 30 p.m. in the MacGregor United Church.

Warianderson MacGregor Mildred Martha Gilbert Me. Taggart Frame A. B. Frame Winnipeg MacGregor United Church

Regional Sports Roundup Highlights Hockey Baseball Rugby

The column surveys national sports: Edmonton sweeps Ottawa in Allan Cup hockey, Port Arthur wins Memorial Cup, Philadelphia Athletics lead majors under Connie Mack with rookies contributing. Pittsburg Pirates surprise with strong hitting. Calgary Stampeders expected to lead Western Canada Rugby Union. Regina regains Patterson. Local season kicks off May 1 with MASC Baseball. schedule to follow.

West Edmonton Ottawa Port Arthur Bruins Europe Barrie Flyers Montreal St . Mikes Philadelphia Athletics Connie Mack Ou Brissie Mackmen Pittsburg Pirates Calgary Stampeders Western Canada Rugby Union State Regina Patterson Lamb Jimmy Hood Water Critchlow Austin Sidney fucGregor

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Mabel Lamb Village of Uye & Son, Ltd Audrey Nicholls Cyril Palmer Russell Stanley Charles Robert Ronald Garry Emerson Dennis Murray Lamb Marvin Sim Beaver News Orth Hotel Cg.i.t Glenn Lye Toa Bank of Montreal Wadas First
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