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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 08, 1931
Page
1
Local notices list visitors and trips including Freank Tyreman from Rivers visiting Oakner and Jno J Arklie eye specialist clinic, with several residents returning home from Winnipeg and Easter visits. Also mentions Gibson Motors Chevrolet delivery, potatoes for sale, upcoming church services and a village court of revision, plus social events and store ad for silk bloomers and gloves.
Hamota residents returned for Easter including Chas Kerr Euphemia and Pearl Riddell Margaret Keough and others. The CO.F celebrated the thirty ninth anniversary with a Euchre Drive and Dance in the Orange Hall. Winners were Ladies Mrs Sheardown Hill Gents Sheridan and Watson. An after lunch and three hours of dancing ended a happy evening. For sale eggs for hatching pure bred Barred Rock and White Leghorn $3 per 100. WMS of Hamiota United Church held Good Friday thankoffering meeting with Mrs Hudson presiding. papers by Mrs Mathisen and Mrs Carrie. duets by Huge Whimster Grace Carrie Doris Kirk Marjorie Venables. large turnout.
Ad promotes girls clothing in all sizes from 2 years to 14 years. Describes good styles, dainty fabrics, and pretty trims. Notes sizes 2 to 6 include panties and prices listed as 9 and 1.45 in the ad.
Chambrey work shirts in light or dark blue with double pockets and long pointed collar priced at 1.00. An extensive range of better shirts from 1.20 to 2.00. Boys sweaters in new shade with contrasting pockets and collars offered at 1.00. Pure wool fancy sweaters for Easter also on sale.
The Hamiota Young People’s Society held its Tuesday meeting on April 7 with forty two members present. Mr Earl McIntosh delivered a talk on The Social Life and Progress of Tokio. Mrs Jack Fowlie read the eleventh edition of the society paper Nox Jovenorum Publicum. The next edition will be edited by Ralph Schewfelt with help from Tom Lemon Mabel Butler and Mary Fraser. A social evening is planned for April 21 to close the winter program. Everyone welcome.
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