Combined United Church services announced for Hamiota and Oaknee
J H Craig lists Sunday August 11 1929 with services across Zion Knox and Scotia United Churches. Mies E Turnbull India missionary speaks at Knox Mrs Turnbull to address Zion Knox combined service at 12 10 pm and 7 pm Bible classes and Sunday school follow. Oaknee and Scotia hold afternoon services with 2 pm and 3 30 pm preaching and Sunday school times respectively.
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J H. Craig
Trinity
Chomah
United Churches to Host Combined Service With Missionary Speaker
The Women’s Missionary Societies of Knox and Zion United Churches plan a joint morning service led by Mise E Turnbull, an Indian missionary, followed by Sunday School for adults and youths. An afternoon program at Zion includes classes and a preaching service at 2:45 pm, with a 7 pm joint service as the pastor leads the theme “The Uncaptured Soul.”
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Women’s Missionary Societies of
Knox and
Zion United Churches
Mise E Turnbull
India
Zion Church
Decker News Highlights Home Tips and Twine Sales
Community notes share a homemade wallpaper cleaner recipe using flour ammonia and water. Advertisements promote McCormick Deering twine with pricing, quick repair service, and a claim of reliable field performance. A farmer jokes about a prowling cat and a repair shop boasting a full stock of IH binder canvases.
Hamiota Society postpones annual show to next year
The Hamiota Horticultural Society met last night and voted to postpone the show planned for the 16th and 17th of this month due to unsuitable weather for vegetables and flowers. Members are asked to retain membership tickets and prize lists for use next year.
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Hamiota Horticultural Society
Wedding of Wilhelmenica Milne to Magnus Little
A wedding ceremony was held at the Milne home on July 27 1929 for Wilhelmenica Milne and Magnus M G Little of Isabella Manitoba. officiated by Rev H Bowman with a white and green parlor arch and a bridal party including Mae Milne Marie Collingwood Vivian Little and Hilda Songdon. The bride wore white georgette with a pearl necklace and pink rose bouquet. maid of honor M E Niseby wore mauve crepe de chine.
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Isabella
A. D. Milne
Mae Milne
Marie Collingwood
Vivian Little
Hilda Sonngdon
Leslie Bowman
Mies M E. Niseby
Green Ridge
Issobo
Mre V EO G Little
Ford Model A Promises Safety and Reliability for Women
The advertisement touts the 1HC canvas product and the Ford car as ideal for women, emphasizing comfort control and reliability. It highlights a fully enclosed six brake system, steel body, and shatterproof windshield, noting 65 percent of injuries come from flying glass and claiming the Ford windshield won’t shatter in hard impact. A demonstration drive is offered during the ongoing campaign.
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Ford
Wedding of Mr and Mrs Little Ends With Travel Plans
Mrs W E G Little sang Love sent a little Gift of Roses with Mrs H S Bowman present. Groom presented gifts to bridal party and guests as fifty two attended a wedding breakfast. Couple leaves for Brandon Winnipeg and points south. home after August 5 1919.
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W. E. G. Little
Love
H. S. Bowman
Brandon
Winnipeg
Largest Passenger Engine Emerges From Angus Shops
The Canadian Pacific Railway unveils the K-1-A class steam locomotive, nearly 100 feet long with 60 800 pounds tractive effort and 3 685 horsepower. Built at Angus shops by Canadian employees, two engines will run Montreal to Toronto, featuring a 275 psi boiler, 75 inch wheels, and a nickel steel design reducing weight while boosting power.
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British Empire
Angus
Canadian Pacific Railway
Montreal
Toronto
Canada
Canadian Pacific Angus
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