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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 21, 1957
Page
4
Obituary notice for Jennie Hodge who died November 25, 1956 and Richard Hodge who died August 19, 1945. Lovingly remembered by Edwin, Ruth, and the boys. Poem lines express faith and eventual reunion in a better land.
The notice honors Richard Hodge who died August 19 1945 and Jennie Hodge who died November 25 1956. Hazel Audley and the girls express enduring grief and remembrance for the parents in a quiet obituary style.
A party of about 34 persons left Carberry on Sunday morning November 10 for an Educational Tour of Alberta sponsored by the North Cypress Junior Farmers Association of Manitoba. The trip includes stops at ranches, cattle farms, schools of agriculture and facilities such as Sherritt Fertilizer Plant, Fort Saskatchewan, Namao Hog Ranch, and more. Participants include Thomas Muirhead, Andrew Muirhead, Wallace Hood, Douglas Tolton, and many others from Carberry and nearby towns. The trip coincides with notices for the annual Amateur Contest on November 29 at Austin Community Hall and the Leaders 4 H Conference on November 22 at Portage la Prairie. The Agricultural Office invites entries and hay or straw listings as feed shortages are noted across parts of the province.
Mrs. H L Boyer reside in Winnipeg for the winter months. Miss Merlyn Pogue of MTS Winnipeg visited her parental home over the weekend. Mrs J English Morley English and Mr and Mrs Hurst and son Keith of Treherne called at the J L Pogue home. Mrs H Ritchie left to visit Ranier USA. During her absence Miss M Ritchie of Winnipeg stays at the Ritchie home.
The Image Creek Snow Club met in the school gym on Monday evening with good district turnout. Bert Nichol chaired. minutes showed the club financially solid. Officers elected: President Glen Nichol, Sec Treas Ernie, four directors re elected, Bert Nichol named fifth director to replace Graham McLachlan. Two new members joined. enrolment about twenty. The club owns three plows in district ownership by Percy Smith, Roy Nichol, and H Dankesreiter.
The Manitoba Teachers' Society distributes a pocket size handbook to over 6 000 teachers. It covers history by laws ethics school law scholarships and lists officers and inspectors. General Secretary E L Arnett calls it a valuable information source with yearly revisions planned.
The article notes the pioneering Canadian boot and shoe factory adopting machinery, marking a shift from handmade to mechanized production. It highlights the plant’s early use of new equipment and the impact on workers, output, and regional industry.
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