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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 20, 1941
Page
5
AUSTIN reports several residents traveled to Winnipeg and Bran don while others host visitors over the weekend. The community mourns Rev. G L Armstrong who died Friday as Congregational Socials feature Dr Dickson and a lively turnout.
Rev L J Avans announces Sunday service at 11 am with a morning worship at Christ Church Austin and a commemoration service for the late Rev G L Armstrong.
AUSTIN UNITED CHURCH announces Da G A Dickson preaching at 7:30 p.m. in Austin. Subject titled A Most Wonderful Dream with the question Will it ever come true. Dr. Dickson will preach and welcomes all to attend.
Dr A V Jubb will visit Austin every Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Harold Thomas. The arrangement places Jubb in the city for regular consultations and meetings with residents of the area.
North Nor folk Council met in Austin on November 7 with most members present. Reeve S. C. Duff chaired as by-laws passed, including sale and transfer of S. W. 1711 12 to Jas. Eddie. Petitions, pensions, tax sale attendance, convention funds, weed inspection, weigh scales, and aid for Mrs. Oulds were discussed along with highway and land transfers and a Christmas grant letter from I.C.D.E.
Council agrees not to participate in Christmas hampers and approves a $25.00 grant for 10.D.E. for general work to be drawn from the War Services Fund. Robinson Jeffrey report lists accounts for payment and the group adjourns to meet Wednesday December 17 at MacGregor.
Roy Farncomte expanded his general store with an annex built by Cecil Nichol. Sat. Roy Nichol of St. Thomas Ont. is on two weeks leave visiting family and friends in Bagot. Local foreman Zahara is to be transferred after years here, with good wishes for their new home.
Friends and neighbors of Mr and Mrs Jack Smale of Bagot gathered at the Community Hall on Wednesday November 12 to bid them farewell before moving to Winnipeg. The Smales farmed in the district for fourteen years and left many friends. Rev McLeod presided, Dr Dickson gave the appreciation address and presented a floor lamp and a travelling case to Thelma Smale, accepted with gratitude.
Frank Longstreet aged 69 a long time Bagot resident died suddenly at MacGregor while attending an auction sale November 13. Funeral at Bagot Community Hall November 17 with Rev S R McLeod and Dr G A Dickson. burial in Burnside. Survived by eight sons and five daughters.
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