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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 16, 1925
Page
3
A meeting of the Hamiota Clydesdale Horse Club will be held in the Council Chamber on Saturday April 18 at pm. Chas Penny is listed as treasurer.
Pure bred baby chicks guaranteed from bred to lay stock with thousands produced weekly. Hatching eggs incubators brooders custom hatching poultry and supplies. Catalogue free Winnipeg Manitoba.
Anglican parish led by Rev T B Butler lists Sunday April 9 1925 services including morning worship at 10 15 a m Sunday School at 7 p m and Evening Service with Evening Communion on the fifth Sunday monthly at 2 p m for Oak River with Sunday School at 3 p m and an Afternoon Service.
Rev S A Martin leads Knox Presbyterian Church with services at 11 am and 7 pm. Special music by the choir and preaching by the pastor at both services and at Oakner 12 10. Sunday School and Bible Class with orchestra. Oakner Sunday School at 2 pm and preaching at 3 pm.
Zion Methodist Church invites parishioners to 11 am divine worship with the sermon To the Uttermost and 7 pm worship with A Cake of Barley Bread. The Welcome Bible Class meets for young people not in Sunday School. Martin Luther is noted as a Reformation hero. A CHUMAH session and 3 pm Sunday service address The Infinite Reach of Christ’s Saving Grace. See you at church.
Council met with all members present and Mayor presiding. Minutes adopted. Grants and transfers approved including Harvey Wright tax sale assignment, Roberto lot sale to J Argo Smith for 2500 cash, title registration costs on him. Finance committee recommended payments to staff and vendors including police, scavenger, street light, supplies, and WCB. Adjourned.
Mrs Isabella Frazer wife of J O Frazer a district pioneer farmer died Friday night after weeks of illness from sleeping sickness She was in her fifty seventh year born in Ayr Ontario later moved to this province in 1889 Married in 1898 and lived on the family farm Lifelong Presbyterian member active in Knoxchurch Ladies Aid and Missionary Society Survived by husband seven children Ralph Jessi Katherine Florence Mary James Agnes and two brothers and two sisters Funeral Monday from the farm to Hamiota cemetery The notice ends with a farm cleanup call for yard rubbish and a local agricultural society ad for sweet clover red clover and meadow rescue orders.
Mrs Richard son of Crandall spoke on Gardening for the April Women’s Institute gathering. The Orrwold Missionary Society hosted on Good Friday with a report by Mrs Elliott Arrow and a solo by Mrs Ross Richardson. Easter services featured Rev. Anderson’s message, an anthem and a duet, as lilies adorned the church.
The report lists promotions by grade with names and scores such as Grade 2 Margaret McFarren 45 and Grade 3 Dorothy Munroe 98. Rev S A Martin and family arrived from Rivers and an induction service is planned at Knox Church this evening. The Hamiota Book Store advertises carageua shoots, windbreak plants, and potted plants.
Mildred Stinson marked her twenty first birthday with a festive Tuesday dance at Harmony Hall Victoria hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs W J Stinson. Hont’s orchestra provided music as balloons streamers and spring flowers decorated the hall. A balloon dance with prizes went to Miss Marjorie Higgins and Mr Frank Morris. Guests included numerous local names from Victoria and area.
The Hamiota Golf Club began its season with 8 tournaments on Good Friday. The Vice President's side edged the President's by a small margin while about fifteen members played. Lunch followed, then 1925 officers were elected: President Wm Chambers, 1st Vice President JJ Boyd Morrison, 2nd Vice-President Alex Kerr, Secretary, Treasurer J E Hood. 1925 fees list: Ladies 4.00, gentlemen 6.00, monthly 1.00, daily 0.25. Nonresidents: Ladies 2.00, gentlemen 3.00.
A town meeting of Storekeepers and Businessmen approved a Thursday half day holiday from April 23 to August 13 each week noon close. If harvest comes early the last holiday may occur on August 6. List of closed businesses includes Bennett & Squibb Harrison & Burgess Bank of Commerce Imperial Lumber Yards and others.
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