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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 11, 1954
Page
4
Mrs Annie Dade visits Deer Lodge Hospital to see her husband, while Sam Neary and Sam Quinn plan winter travel and Edmonton trips. Local families head to Winnipeg, Elk Island and Edmonton for visits, dances, and winter stays. 4H Sewing Club forms, Ladies Cutting Club hosting a dance, and multiple anniversary notes plus notes from Ed in and Rossendale events.
A fragmented prewar style advertisement extols automatic clothes dryers to ease winter washday. It mentions plastic bags reuse, simple meal prep ideas, and kitchen tips alongside scattered recipe-like instructions. Dozens of garbled phrases reference appliances, food, and household hacks with many misspellings.
Weekend guests and Sunday visitations fill PINE CREEK NEWS as Irene Currie stays with Dorothy Loney and numerous relatives gather from MacGregor Transcona Gladstone Headingly and Austin. Several weddings are noted with Doris Reeves and Jean Livingstone joining new families in November. Mrs Critchlow remains in Winnipeg hospital as relatives plan for her recovery.
A Thursday afternoon shower at Mrs. E. Nelson home honored Miss Jean Living Hone, bride of Saturday November 6. Thirty women and twelve children attended. Jean, escorted by her mother and sister Edna, received corsages and a welcome from hosts. Gifts included a base rocking chair and end table, with a pineapple pattern ornament. Jean thanked guests and announced her Portage wedding dance. A luncheon followed after song and mingling.
The article lists hostesses Mrs E Nelson Mrs Abrin Mrs Harold Hughson and Mrs Stewart. Those assisting in serving were Mrs W B Loney Mrs Glen Hughson Mrs Vic Futros and Miss Dorothy Loney.
A four year old girl was killed last week when struck by a truck on the island of Asko in Denmark. The single truck is the only motor vehicle on the island, which has 170 residents.
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