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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 08, 1934
Page
5
Announcement of legal and municipal notices with per inch insertion charges for first and subsequent insertions. Dances and amusements included as charged ads. No free advertising.
Weekend social notes from Austin include visits by Mrs Saiterio and Mrs Elston, a Thank Offering WMS at John Hay’s on Nov 14, and a whist drive with a dance at the Austin Community Hall on Nov 23. Local business moves include the Harness Shop relocation and plans for a new residence. Memorial service set for Sunday at 3 p.m. and a large public auction announced for Nov 16 with farm stock and household effects.
The notice lists a remembrance day service and a practice session at 1:30 pm. It mentions a church service at 7:30 pm led by Rev Armcrong and invites everyone to attend. Addressing parishioners, W K Wood is named as minister.
Rose Louise Stephenson became the bride of Andrew Francis Lyons at 11 am on Saturday October 27, with Rev. A D Caskey officiating. The couple, after a ceremony at the Stephenson home, planned to live on the groom’s farm north of Carberry amid confetti and well wishes.
An October 24 gathering in the Arizona district hosted by Mr and Mrs Ernest Bennett honored Miss Rose Stephe nnhe elect. About fifty neighbors attended with Halloween decorations, games, and a basket of gifts for the bride to be presented by Little Misses Marjorie Beswitherick and Grace Home naik. A buffet luncheon followed and the group sang Auld Lang Syne to close.
Fire swept through Polo Park in Winnipeg early Sunday engulfing the grandstand. Loss is estimated at 53000 dollars with insurance partly covering the damage.
Local publisher appeals for a volunteer to supply the weekly Austin news budget. Interested readers should phone or write to the Herald to join the effort and help keep the column timely and complete for the community.
A notice from Rural Municipality of North Norfolk announces a tax arrears sale under a 1934 warrant issued by the Reeve. It names the lands in MacGregor and sets a sale date at two o'clock in December, with costs, unless taxes are paid. G. E. Lewin signs as Secretary-Treasurer.
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