Beloved Citizen W H Glover Laid to Rest
The MacGregor community mourns W H Glover who died May 8 1945 at 74 after long illness He moved to Manitoba as a young man worked in Winnipeg and MacGregor ran a hardware business and farming was a director of the MacGregor Agricultural Society and a longtime L C L member Survived by three sons ten grandchildren and a sister The funeral was held at the United Church with service at the residence and at the church, pallbearers listed, remains laid in MacGregor Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Glover
Glover
Maford
Onton
Ember Sth
W. H. Glover
Manitoba
Winnipeg
James Ashdown
MacGregor
Harry Byers
Byers
Pathead
Agnes Lamb
MacGregor Agricultural Society
W.H
L.C.L
W. H
Robert H. and
Harvey
Roy
Rc.a.f
Jack Little Jr
Minto
Man
Stella
J. R. Jeffrey
Pratt
Simon Henry
Arts
W.J Moore
H. Doherty
Meaford
Ontario
Muriel
Clifford
Tim
C. A. J. King
United Church
Carberry
Portage la Prairie
North Norfolk & District Agri‘uiuurit" Society
United Church Bible Class
Messrs
Nels. Anderson
G. W. Croucher
Re.lye
RO. McKelvy
W. C MacWilliam
A. R. Lamb
Reeve S.C. Duff
H. T. Trethewey
Jos. H. Moore
Card of Thanks to Neighbors and Friends
The Glover Family expresses thanks to neighbors and friends for acts of kindness floral tributes and lending cars during their recent bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glover
Mrs E A Robinson Thanks WA Members and Friends
Mrs E A Robinson extends thanks to WA members and friends for gifts and letters received while she was a patient at Portage General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Robinson
W.A
Portage General Hospital
Bracken Leads Fight for Fair Play for Canadian Farmers
John Bracken the Farmer, now head of the Progressive Conservative Party, pledges a permanent, nationwide program to shield farmers from income swings. He vows legal forward Prices, guaranteed share of national income, and lasting agricultural protection to secure prosperity for farmers across Canada. He urges public support to win a lifelong cause.
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John Bracken
Canada
Progressive Conservatives
Death of Mrs J J Walden of Bagot
Mrs. J J Walden of Bagot died Friday May lth after heart pain. Born Lucy Jane Dunham in Prince William Station New Brunswick on December 21 1881 she married Emery Grant in 1899 and later J J Walden in 1915. Survived by her husband three sons two daughters twenty one grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral held Monday at Bagot Memorial Hall with Rev C A J King officiating. Interment in Tea Ser cemetery.
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Bagot
J.J. Walden
New Brunswick
Yenzance
Sask
Grant
J. J Walden
Penzance
Claude Grant
Fort Francis
Ont
Charlie Grant
Carmorand Lake
Man
Lloyd Walden
Winnipeg
Wolsey
G. Marchall
Regina
Cecil Grant
Bay of the Lake of the Woods
Stewart Anderson Killed In Action
Pte Stewart Lyon Anderson son of Mr and Mrs Wm Anderson of Bagot has been killed in action with the 12th Manitoba Dragoons. He enlisted in March 1941 and sailed the following year. Born 1919 at Ringold he was educated at Edwin and farmed before enlisting. Four siblings also serve in the armed forces.
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Stewart Lyon Anderson
Wm. Anderson
Bagot
12Th Manitoba Dragoons
Anderson
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Victoria
Rignold
Edwin
Princess Pats
Italy
Cpl
Elizabeth Anderson
First Base
London
England
Lance McCleary
Portage
Andrew McIntosh
Teacher Wanted at Elismith School No 648
Elismith School No 648 seeks an experienced teacher for Grades 1 10 9 with duties starting fall term. Located 12 miles west of Portage la Prairie off No 1 Highway. Salary 1100 09. Apply to W G Burch See Treasurer Phone 453 15 Bagot Manitoba.
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Elismith
Quires
Portage la Prairie
W.g-Burch
Treas
Bagot
Man
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Ann Sheridan
Jack Carson
Alexis Smith
Gen
Bud Abbott
Lou Costello
Jimmy Dorsey
Fred McMurray
Barbara Stanwyck
Edward G. Robinson
Progressive Conservative Party
Sks
Progressive Conservative
Publihed
Ottawa
J. J. Walden
Stewart Anderson
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