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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 03, 1935
Page
5
The Herald lists pricing for notices such as memoriam, sale, wanted, and lost items. Rates include 50 cents per inch for the first insertion and 25 cents per inch for each subsequent insertion. Amusement events with admission charges are advertised similarly.
Austin United Church annual dinner and concert will be held in Community Hall on Friday Oct 4. Austin J P MacKinnon will hold office hours Thursday Oct 10 in his Austin office. Mrs Robt McRae returned home to Los Angeles after visiting Austin friends last Tuesday. AYP A social evening at Forresters Hall set for Tuesday Oct 8 at 8 pm. Mr and Mrs James Elston driven to Winnipeg and Stony Mountain with return to Austin Friday evening.
At a North Norfolk Council meeting in MacGregor on September, members discussed selling the late Mrs J P Walker’s chattels for 115.55 after funeral costs, applying the balance to rent arrears. Councillor Wallace was authorized to open a short ditch and repair a bridge. A bylaw vote on Local Option No 310 was arranged, with petitions from 475 ratepayers. The council considered delaying tax payments due to poor crops, seeking provincial approval to roll over payments to 1936 while ensuring 1933 taxes are paid, and adjourned to October 25, 1935 in Austin.
The Anglican Church Dramatic Group staged the three act farce The Blue Bag at Austin Community Hall to a full house under the Woman's Auxiliary. Cast included Doris Hanson Mildred Rowlatt Doris Barber Alf Hill and others with H F Johnson directing. A lunch and social dancing followed. The group plans further performances.
Mr and Mrs Harding visited at Cy press River on Sunday. Anne Leckie left on Sunday for Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs Clarke of Winnipeg visited with the Jones family recently. Mr and Mrs W Hodge and family visited the Bryce home on Sunday. Mrs Fowles of Brandon visits daughter Mrs C Dun an. The Bagnzil family of Sidney spent Sunday at the Jones home. The Scott family and Miss Brown of Harding visited Neil Lechie recently.
In Austin district the publisher seeks a correspondent. On Sunday October 6 1935 Mam Matis 130 pm is listed and at Holy Trinity Sidney Lam Ma Rev G L Armstrong Rector is named.
A Liberal Progressive candidate addresses electors of the Neeepawa federal riding, urging support for lower tariffs, currency reform, and social legislation, while criticizing Bennett government policies. He emphasizes solving trade, price fixing, and wheat market issues and seeks a clear mandate at the polls.
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