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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 14, 1937
Page
8
Announcement lists Christ Church Anglican rector Rev S B Guille L Th as a clergy appointment and likely notes his professional title and religious affiliation.
Mr. and Mrs. L Decker hosted a Bridge Club dinner marking the season’s close with prize winners Mrs. W Merritt Mr. W Cumberland Mrs. W Wyatt and Miss M MacFarren The Sunday School superintendent Mr Hugh Alexander organized monthly leadership rotations Miss Edith King led a session and Miss Gladys Decker hosted the U P class The WMS Presbytery meet in Winnipeg drew Mrs A L Decker The Blues players performed The Girl Who Forgot under Rev H I Bowman with intermission numbers by Miss King
Hamiota United Church announces a Sunday service at 11 a.m. on April 18 1937 with a sermon titled Some Things Good People have Overlooked Jesus welcomed unlikely people. A Sunday School session at 12 10 p.m. and a 7 p.m. continuation titled Four Days to Live asks How would I spend them. The fifth in the Five Minutes After Death series notes a title change Hell and Heaven will be discussed the following two Sundays.
Rev F C Middleton United Church minister born 1877 Wallaroo South Australia died at Dauphin Man on Sunday April 4 after long illness. He came to Manitoba 36 years ago and served Hamiota Russell Dauphin Roland Souris and Swan River. Survived by widow three sons Bruce Douglas Donald and daughter Mrs Cyril Rice. Funeral services were held Tuesday from Dauphin United Church to Riverside cemetery.
An ASK for and purchase of brooms produced by visually impaired workers is noted at the Red and White Store in Hamiota, with the label on the brooms indicating their origin and maker.
Birthday congratulations for GEO BALDWIN of Hamiota and O FRASER born in Halton County are noted. A rain shower aided seeding. meadowlark and robin arrivals mark spring. Coronation Dance tickets sell. traveling art exhibition comes to Orange Hall April 22. Various local notices include school activities, engagements, and a bridal shower.
A woman found hanging in a kitchen after an afternoon visit. she survived and recovering. The affair involves a Coronation Dance fundraiser at Mc Connell's Hall for the district school representative to London. Her husband plans to take her to the dance Friday night to support the cause.
Spring field activity wanes as fall tasks approach on local farms. Art Arbuthnott returns from Fiin Fion. L S Findlay and A G Little depart for Winnipeg by Tuesday morning. Mrs J T Pollock recovering from illness. Chas Winstove Sr. ill in Winnipeg hospital. Mr and Mrs A Pangmau plus Reg accompany Mr A Pangwan and L V Reamau to Brandon.
Harvey Smith relocates to a new farm 1.5 miles east of Scotia Church. Herb Lorimer moves to Smith’s former farm. Walter Beasley leaves for Hambolt district, Sask. A Friday concert and social succeeds. W.A. thanks donors. Monday brings relief after Sunday rain. soil too dry for germination in places. A. Mo MacKay buys another VS Ford. preparations for June colt show underway.
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