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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 21, 1937
Page
8
The regular W I meeting Wednesday planned Coronation Day events with Mrs V Little and Mrs N Hodgeon named as representatives. A Coronation Tea is set for Saturday led by Mrs J Merrick, Mrs W Gregory, and Mrs W Wyatt.
Mise Muriel Angus, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Angus and Wa McLenahan of Lenore wed in Brandon on Thursday. A small wedding dinner followed at the bride’s home with close friends and relatives. A social evening at Kinsmore Hall extended congratulations and a shower. Baby J Beck attended as bridesmaid at Miss English’s wedding. Rev J Dunnett prepared communicants prior to their confirmation. Snow and rain last week slowed farming, with seeding not yet begun.
Mr and Mrs R L Arbuthnot visited Brandon last Saturday. Wm McDougall injured two fingers on his right hand while sawing wood at Dale Robertson's. Bill Arbuthnott Jr left for Flin Flon Monday morning.
The Hamiota United Church promotes Loyalty Sunday on Sunday April 25 1937 with Rev T D Barnett as pastor. A special sermon is planned at 12 10 p m followed by Sunday School at 7 p m. The message urges all families to attend and discuss everlasting punishment with a question asked to inspire belief.
Rev. S B Guille will lead Sunday school and Bible class at 2 30 p m on April 25 1937 the third Sunday after Easter. A 7 p m Holy Communion service will be conducted by Rev J J McKinney.
The notice sheet details the Hamiota Fair set for Friday July 23 1937 with new McCormick Deering tractors unloading earlier. It also covers a wedding at Oak Lake on April 14 1937 between Clara Beatrice Allum and Emerson Oswald Bernard, with attendees, registry, and reception notes.
All claims against the estate must be sent to the undersigned in the Town of Birtle Manitoba on or before May 14 1937. Dated at Birtle Manitoba this 12th day of April 1937.
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