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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 10, 1935
Page
4
Polls open at 8 am across Canada to elect a new Dominion Parliament. Federation 118, Social Credit 47, and 82 seats under other groups compete with 1,000 candidates overall. Notable entries include Liberal, Progressive, Recon, and Conservative lines led by Hon T G Murpay and Martin.
The Manitoba Department of Health and Public Welfare introduces a new radio program titled About Cure. It runs from October to December with Our Neighbor in Need, then January 1936 begins Every Day Problems and Health. A radio essay contest invites grade IX to XI students to travel and broadcast their essays, with comments sent to CKY or the Department.
Mr turned home and visited Kenora Ontario with Mrs R D Muirre and friends on Saturday after entering with companions.
The Detroit Tigers defeated the Chicago Cubs in the 1935 World Series four games to two. Attendance reached 235, who paid a total of 1,173,794 dollars for the six games.
A muddled account covers Anglican and United Church notices for MacGregor and Mackregor amid a political meeting. The piece mentions harvest services, Sunday schools, and choir practices while detailing Liberal Progressive, Bennett, and MacKenzie candidates and their calls for jobs, better prices, and postwar policy reforms.
The speaker reflects that poverty teaches value beyond wealth, noting drought and hardship can inspire song. Faith and simple joys, like a devoted child and a steady home, prove richer than minted gold, as love, guidance, and gratitude bloom despite barren fields.
Dorothy E Smith, third daughter of HL and Mrs Smith of Ffrans, married George Moffatt of Carberry on Saturday Oct 5. Rev G H Tolor officiated at 6:30 pm with wedding march by J L McLachlan. Attendants included Olive Smith, Alex Graham, and ring bearer Howard Smith. After a wedding luncheon, the couple will live on the Moffatt farm at Firdale, with best wishes from family and friends.
Alma May Lee, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs H Lee of MacGregor, wed Norman J Little, son of Mr and Mrs John Little of MacGregor, with Rev Bays officiating at St Marys Church Portage la Prairie. Attendants included Gladys Rae and Evelyn E. The couple celebrated with a wedding supper at the bride’s home and received best wishes for happiness.
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