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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 02, 1944
Page
4
The Herald notes progress in the Seventh Victory Loan campaign with about 600 million dollars of 1.2 billion subscribed nationwide and 40 million of 90 million in Manitoba. In North Norfolk Unit 21.4 reports 656 thousand subscribed by 186 donors, roughly 25 percent of its 224 thousand objective.
The piece extols miracles of courage on land sea and air and in air raids. It highlights chaplains setting altars and hospitals and dressing stations as acts of faith. It notes steadfast home front perseverance and record Victory Bond contributions by Canadians.
A fragment suggests a call for stronger personal discipline and shared effort. The text hints that a modest increase in effort or squeeze could yield collective benefits for all involved. The source lacks clear names or places.
The Rural Municipality of North Norfolk schedules its nomination meeting at the Austin Community Hall on Tuesday November 11. Nominations run from 1 to 2 pm for Councillors of Wards three five and six. If a poll is required election day is Friday November 24. Councillors John Jeffrey Joseph Robinson Duff George Thompson John Emerson and Charles Wallace have terms expiring this year or require another year to complete two-year terms.
Mrs. Martin Anderson of MacGregor died at 76 after a life in the district. Born Matilda Nilsson in Sweden, she moved to Canada in 1890 and married Mr. Anderson in 1892. She and her husband lived near MacGregor before settling in town, active in church and family life. Six daughters, three sons, and sixteen grandchildren survive, including Jack Whittaker who died in service. Funeral held at MacGregor United Church with Rev. C. A. J. King officiating.
Mr Martin Anderson and family express sincere thanks to many kind friends and neighbors for kindnesses, messages of sympathy, and floral tributes during their recent bereavement.
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