Keewatin Visitor Hosts Weekend Guests from Winnipeg
Mr. Frank Bogue of Keewatin Ontario visited town over the weekend. Miss Una McKelvy and Mr. Ray Kearn of Winnipeg were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. V. McKelvy.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 21, 1954
Page
6
Mr. Frank Bogue of Keewatin Ontario visited town over the weekend. Miss Una McKelvy and Mr. Ray Kearn of Winnipeg were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. V. McKelvy.
Mr Roy McPhail visited one town briefly on Monday. Mr and Mrs H Pogue and girls were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Towle in Burnside. Morris Hay and family spent Sunday in Winnipeg with relatives. Mrs Sam Beck, nurse at Princess Elizabeth Hospital Winnipeg, visited Mrs E Graham over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Clark Blyth announce the birth of daughter Margaret Priscilla at MacGregor Hospital on October 11. Mrs O Lamb returns home from Winnipeg hospital. Hoy Wakefield and son Bobby returned to Winnipeg after a holiday with F Venn. G E Carter returned to Wellwood after summer with H Pouge. Britannia Chapter formed in MacGregor with ten charter members listed. They recall Loyal women who inspired LODE. Bruno Derksen of Carillon News visited Herald Office Wednesday. Mae Cathcart of Pratt joined Bank of Montreal staff in MacGregor. Lost: a brown parka size 44 on ditch road near MacGregor. Roy Stone notified. Albert Fawcett family moved to former Neudorf home. Borozny and Matt toured to Brandon and Virden for oil fields and Virden Air Fort opening. Thoughts with Rae Longstreet recovering from Winnipeg General Hospital operation. George Lloyd left for Las Cruces, New Mexico, with sister Alice Lloyd to accompany to Winnipeg. Alice visiting parents. R E Lye and Mrs E Street returned from New Westminster. Street recovering from accident and improving.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Smith and family visited the US for 48 hours then focused on the Beaver W A Bazaar at Beaver United Church set for Wednesday Nov 10 at 3 pm. An infant son of Mr and Mrs G Harkness had surgery at Children’s Hospital Winnipeg and is recovering well. Mr M Smith and family and Mr L Smith drove to Winnipeg to see wives in hospital. Mrs M Smith, previously receiving treatments, returned home Tuesday.
Britannia Chapter LODE holds October meeting at Mrs N Critchlow home as plans for a Blood Donor Clinic and a Nov 23 lecture by Geo Tatlock Winnipeg are finalized. A 40th Birthday Tea will be hosted by Mrs A Weber on Oct 28 from 3 to 6 with a Produce Table and cake raffle. anniversary marks 40 years since Nov 11 1914.
Instructed by Mr. Forbister, a full line of cattle, farm machinery, and household furnishings will be sold at his farm nine miles north of MacGregor, five miles south of Wodside, or ten miles north of Katrime. The sale is Thursday October 28 at 10 am sharp. Lunch by Katrime ladies. A R Henry Auctioneer and Valuator. Portage Ia. Phone 117.
Public auction at the Elmhirst farm 30 miles west of Austin on the old highway features a full line of power and farm machinery, 20 head of cattle, feed, wood and household effects. Auction Friday October 29 starting 12:30 p.m. Lunch provided by Austin Ladies. S. E. Burch, auctioneer, Carberry Manitoba.
Public auction by H Radzyminski announces sale of power and farm machinery, 44 head of cattle including Milch cows, swine, and household goods. Location options place the sale near Gladstone, Woodside, Katrime, Muir, or MacGregor, with the event advertised in Portage area insurance listings.
Public auction conducted by TN. Metheral at 1 PM on Saturday October 23 includes 8 head of cattle, power and farm machinery, poultry, and household furnishings. Sale held 2 miles north of Austin on Gladstone Highway and 2 miles west on main telephone line. Portage la Prairie Auctioneer.
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