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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 23, 1946
Page
5
After an illness of some duration, Mr. Henry Charles Palmer passed away this morning at age 81. Funeral arrangements are pending as the town mourns its longtime resident and former civic figure.
Mr Wm Manns arrived home from Brandon last. Mrs Jos Duncan returned to her home at Douglas last week.
Community notes from Bagot record visits to Winnipeg and Portage la Prairie, birthdays, hospital stays, and local events. Residents include Mr. E Towerzey, Mr. Charles Grant, Mrs. Adolph Kalberg, and many others. Details cover sports day rescheduling, farm work in Morden, WMS meeting highlights, charity drives for Europe, and local family updates. The item also notes music festival results and graduations, plus travel plans to Vancouver and west coast moves.
Ruth Wallace, Branch Manse, notes the Austin Erg Station will close in May. Bring your fegs to the station. Prices: Large 30c, Medium 25c, B Grade 25c, C Grade 20c.
In loving memory of my dear little friend Kenneth Glenn Stewart who accidentally drowned May 22 1944. What would I give to clasp his hand. His happy face to see. To hear his voice and see his smile that meant so much to me. Always remembered by Noreen Blaine.
Mr. David Muir serves as minister at Austin United Church with Sunday School at 11 am and Bible class in the afternoon, followed by service at 7 30 pm.
The Manitoba Cooperator criticizes the LT P A call for tax on co operatives and public bodies. It argues Professor McDougall overstated potential revenue losses, warning the plan would destroy the cooperative movement and unfairly shift taxes among hydro, rail and liquor revenues. The piece portrays the campaign as a profit saver for business, not a measure aiding people.
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