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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 10, 1940
Page
8
Rev T D Barnett invites all fathers and sons to attend the Father and Son Service on Sunday April 14 1940 at 12 10 p m. Sunday School at 7 p m features How to Find God. The event aims to help attendees and their guests as seeding begins.
Birth records note Baldwin, born April 15 1887 in Glinton Northampton England, living in Hamiota, receives congratulations from GEO. Inday for milestone recognition.
At Hamiota Hospital on Tuesday April 2 1940 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs A Baxter of Hamiota Manitoba. On Thursday April 4 1940 a son was born to Mr and Mrs O Kidd of Crandall Manitoba.
Thomas L. Armstrong of Oak River dies suddenly at home on April 4 1940 aged 71 72 years He lived in Oak River from 1905 later moved to Hamiota then farmed again returning in 1933 He is survived by his widow and one son S R Armstrong of Cardale One son died earlier in Hamiota Funeral held at United Church Oak River with burial in Oak River Cemetery
The Pope community schedules the Pope annual Clydesdale Colt Show and Scotia Picnic for Saturday June 8. At a Friday evening gathering at Mr and Mrs J Allen's home six bridge tables produced prizes for Mrs M H McConnell Geo Smith Mrs D Smith and M H McConnell with consolation going to Edwie Colbeck. The W A plans a meeting at Mrs A Gilmour's home on Thursday April 15.
OARNER Mise Vera Watt of Brandon visits her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Watt. Mike returned home after a week with daughter Mrs Ivan Kirk of Decker. Mrs Davidson and Morley spent days with Miss Gladys Barr before returning to Sudbury. Ann Collie of Selkirk visits her parents. A dance will be held in Dakner School Hall on Friday April 19 see bills.
Applications are invited for the position of Helper on the Municipal Grading Machinery in Hamiota. Wages are 25 cents per hour. Applications will be received until noon on Friday, April 19, 1940. WM. T. ANDREW, Sec. Treas.
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