Anderson funeral brings relatives from Spokane and beyond
A funeral service for Ruth Struthers was held November 7 at MacGregor United Church with Rev J L Fargey and Rev L Dickinson officiating. Interment followed at MacGregor cemetery. pallbearers included Percy Templar and Fred Venn. Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends, neighbors, Medical staff, and the Dickinsons for support and kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghters
Chas. Simpson
Hazel
W. Reynolds
Estelle
Ken W. Hurt
Spokane
Washington
Mark Johnston
Sperling
T. Smith
Ella
Cora Crouch
Lucsan
Texas
Winnipeg
Harry Litster
E. Duncan
S. Booth
Nor
Ruth
MacGregor Hospital
Fargey
Dickinson
Struthers
Blair Family thanks for kindness after loss
The Blair Family extends sincere thanks to friends neighbors and all who offered sympathy flowers and support during their mother’s illness and after her passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
WI Notes Mrs Kilfoyle Hosts Last Meeting
Mrs R Kilfoyle hosted the last WI meeting on Thursday November 14 with 21 members present. The 1958 directors were elected and convener reports were read. The next meeting will be at Mrs R Birkett home on December 19 with an exchange of gifts.
Local MacGregor Area Notes and Weekend Travels
Local items recount community visits and travels. Norman Smith and Kim spend an extended holiday in Ontario. Albert Defort and two boys visit relatives in Winnipeg. C H Browne of Rouleau Sask visits L B Patterson family. Wm Anderson returns home with Les Anderson moving in. R Stratton family visit Kenora Ont. Street family relocate to Emmeline district for winter. Wm Mart Kenora Ont visit aunt Mrs Shaw while motor trip. Manitoba Beekeepers Convention notes. A Briscoe plans winter with son-in-law Ivan Stewart in Los Angeles. Vera Coward and daughter Carol depart for Winnipeg to begin new home. Coward served in Municipal Office and church fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Mart Kenora
Hughina Shaw
Western Points
A. Briscoe
Alda Critchlow
Marion Hotel
St Boniface
Vera Coward
Carol
Winnipeg
Coward
United Church Building Fund
Scout Troop Reports Camp Fun and Upcoming Hikes
Scout meetings include International Camporee at Peace Gardens and Governor General’s Garden Party at Government House Winnipeg. Nine Cubs welcomed February 26 and 12 withdrawals plus 2 transfers noted. Eight second class Scouts raised, nine Tenderfoots invested, three Scouts earned First Class Journey, 12 Proficiency Badges awarded.
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Ardagh
Peace Gardens
Montgomery
Government House
Winnipeg
Canada
Ladies’ Auxiliary
George Ardagh
David Booth
MacGregor
Sadie Hawkins Dance Tonight With Prizes At Gladstone
The Sadie Hawkins dance is this Friday November 22 with music by Walter Machan starting at 10 pm corsages prizes for best and a wall plaque draw. Rose Hildebrand participated in a public speaking contest at Gladstone last Friday though not winning she impressed. The football team plans a raffle to cover transportation costs. Yearbook work is progressing advertising is satisfactory and the new school start time is nine thirty next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Hawkins
Walter Machan
Rose Hildebrand
Gladstone
Bramadat
Trinidad
Sportsweek notes lead scorer down on knees. club without coach
Our Sportweek reports the league's top ground gainer fell on his knees. Donnie Barber and Wallace Martin were contracted again to flood and maintain the local ice palace. December 4, Wednesday, is set for the Sportsman's Dinner at 7 p.m with a guest speaker and other guests. The hockey club remains coachless as last week's prospects declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnie Barber
Wallace Martin
Flood
Blair Funeral Service At MacGregor United Church
Blair funeral mourners fill MacGregor United Church on November 11 with Rev J L Fargey officiating and Aileen Case of Calgary singing The Lord Is My Shepherd. Pallbearers included A Buttertfield S R Lamb E K W Cox H Litster Dick Collier and Wm Orchard. Burial followed at MacGregor cemetery with McKillop’s funeral in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor United Church
J. L. Fargey
A. J. Struthers
Aileen Case
Calgary
A. Butterfield
S. R. Lamb
E. K. W. Cox
H. Litster
Dick Collier
Wm. Orchard
A. M Shaw
Chas. Pennell
Fred Clarke
W. C. MacWilliam
MacGregor Cemetery
McKillop
Portage a Prairie visitors and cattle sale noted
Mrs McShannock from Portage a Prairie visits Mr and Mrs Sam Thompson and Misses Mary and Elsie Klassen of Winnipeg. Cattle sale for Mr S H McLachlan on Nov 14 was well attended and satisfactory. Mr and Mrs Harold Wright return from a motor trip to Alberta and the northern States. Recent visitors include Mr and Mrs L Thompson and Lorna, and Mrs R Blades of Basswood. Last week brought varied weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McShannock
Portage A Prairie
Sam Thompson
Mary
Elsie Klassen
Winnipeg
Klassen
S. H McLachlan
Harold Wright
Alberta
Stan. Crealock
L. Thompson
Lorna
R. Blades
Basswood
Sudden death of Ada family’s 18 month old Bryant Lougheed
Warm, humid dreary days in Ada, North Dakota. News arrives Saturday evening of Bryant Lougheed death on Friday November 15 after a few hours of illness. Parents Ken and Mrs Lougheed mourn, with HM Lougheed and Harold Wright traveling home. Community extends sympathy for bereavement of husband father and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken. Lougheed
Ada
N.D
Bryant
HM. Lougheed
Harold Wright
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Electric MacGregor
Mani
W.I. Notes
MacGregor Egg
Wm. Carnahan
Rocker
Marshall-Wells
CIA
Macaregor Nospi
Ara Wilt’ Halll
Mrs. Norman Smith
Kim
Ontario
Norman
Albert Defort
C. H. Browne
Rouleau, Sask
L. B. Patterson
Wm. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Les. Anderson
Mrs. R. Stratton
Kenora, Ont
Bob
Harry Street
Emmeline District
Grant
George Moffatt
R. Robertson
Firdale
Scout Meeting
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Michael Granger
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