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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 04, 1930
Page
5
Rev. G L Armstrong rector announces Sunday School and Bible Class at 11 a.m. Pratt and St Pauls join the 11 a.m. service with Holy Communion at 3 p.m. The sermon title is And They Sent Peter and John.
Social items report church services and a Sept 10 wedding in Emerson. Market data show No 1 Northern grain at 3 on Winnipeg. Shipping news notes Captain R W McMurray and Canadian Pacific fleet details. Poultry trade and zinc concentrate shipments from Field BC are mentioned with global implications.
A series of social items from Austin lists visits and travels among residents. Jas Elston family and Bob traveled to Winnipeg. Wi Harding and Doris visited friends in the city. Bete Couter returned from Melville. C Kerr returned to Winnipeg after two weeks with Mrs. G H North. Others visit Pratt and Bank. several Winnipeg families visit Mrs. E Thomas and Mrs. G H North. Church group to meet September 10 at Mrs. Geo Graham’s home. Jane Campbell leaves for Oakbank to teach. Rhoda Wood to Killarny as assistant principal.
Believed to be the record longest freight train, drawn by mountain-type power, 125 cars plus empties, one header, about one and a quarter miles in length, traveled west from Winnipeg CN yards. Previously a maximum of eight cars was standard for mixed freight between Saskatchewan and the Lakes head.
Threshing in the district is about three quarters finished and yields have been very good. Progress reports show Mr. Fred Johnston, a patient in Winnipeg hospital, is improving. Communion Service on the Edrans Circuit will be held on Sunday September 11 with Rev. Mr. Marchant, of Sidney, in charge.
In memory of William James Collier who died in France September 1918 or 1919. A loved one gone to rest those who think of him today are those who loved him best. Sadly missed by father and mother sister and brothers.
The Herald outlines its three main interests news advertising and subscriptions. It invites reports by mail or phone and promotes its printing shop offering prompt affordable services. Readers are urged to promptly pay subscriptions to support the paper this fall.
The Good Roads Board has a large crew laying grading, clearing ditches, and improving corners on the highway. The project provides employment for many local men and signals the approach of August and the end of the holiday season. The writer suggests organizations appoint a reporting officer to publish meeting news in the local paper to keep the public informed.
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