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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 06, 1938
Page
5
Mrs Harry Phelps, who has been at Ninette for the past year, came home Saturday. rs E M Stooke left last Friday to spend a holiday in Winnipeg with her daughter, Mrs Alex Stay. Stay was rushed to Brandon hospital last Friday and underwent an operation for appendicitis.
A District Meeting in Austin brought about a large Masonic gathering with about 170 members present including fourteen Past D.D.G.M.s. D.D.G.M. D. A. Campbell welcomed guests as Grand Master delivered a philosophy of Masonry address and various officers spoke. The proceedings featured fine music, a toast programme, and a vote of appreciation to the ladies.
Local report notes L Daphnie moving from Booth farm to Harding farm near Austin three miles south. Miss Kay MacKenzie returned from Winnipeg after medical treatment. Duncan family travelers rejoined relatives in Vancouver. Austin Bridge Club opens season on Tuesday October Mth. Thanksgiving service at Christ Church well attended with Rev A E Mischin guest speaker. W A and Junior W A praised for church decorations.
Posters announce an auction of farm stock implements feed and household effects owned by J F Hewitson to be sold at NE 33-12 11 seven miles north of Austin and east and one mile north of Pine Creek on Friday October S C Duff is the auctioneer Posters also announce a furniture auction in Sidney for the Lintott Estate on Saturday October 8 at 10pm S C Duff Auctioneers
Sunday School at 2 p.m. and Evening Worship at 7 30 p m. Rank W Sautts listed as contact or speaker. The notice outlines church activities at Austin United Church with times for services.
The church rector Rev G Arnstr ong presides at Tam Matins in the afternoon with Sunday School scheduled for the day. The brief announcement notes services at Christ Church in Austin.
Readers are reminded to patronize businesses that fund the newspaper by placing ads. The notice invites support for local shops and services, emphasizing community ties and the role of advertising in sustaining the paper.
Miss Askew travels to Portage for a weekend Teachers Convention. Mr and Mrs Chas Sowden act as hosts for the Sowden party. The Bodie family of Portage In Prairie visit with Mr and Mrs B Harknes this week.
Southend records show a Sunday visit involving Miss E Fox Orchant and Ted with Mr Pennell after months. Mr and Mrs Wilgos of Winnipes hosted, and Miss May Templer, who had stayed at home, joined their return to Winnie.
Mrs Proctor Ward of Detroit hosted guests while Mrs John Green and family visited prior to moving to Portage. Land transfers include H M Lougheed buying Mrs T Jansen farm and John Lamont purchasing Meighen estate land. A Bagot fowl supper and Rally Day program featured schoolchildren and a silent Peace theme.
A. E. Chant advertises for sale Shorthorn bulls and heifers from any accredited herd. Phone 57-1 in MacGregor.
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