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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 21, 1975
Page
5
Cardale and district residents hosted relatives from Peterfield Saskatoon and Brandon while others welcomed visitors from Victoria British Columbia and Winnipeg. A Robe of anniversaries weddings and closings marked the period with community bus trips museum tours and a church reopening planned for August 24.
Sincere sympathy extends to friends and relatives of the late John Smithson former local store owner who died in Winnipeg. Mrs Ida Routledge hosts a large farewell party Aug 12 at her Oakner store as friends gather to bid her goodbye.
Jane McGhee of Hamiota wife of the late John McGhee died in Brandon on July 19 1884 birth in Ellen Scotland. Survived by five daughters eight grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Service at Hamiota United Church July 22 with Rev. Herb Lynas officiating. Interment Hamiota cemetery. Second obituary notes Warren Johnson died July 26 in Hamiota Hospital in his 81st year born Scarborough Ontario moved to Manitoba 1902 married Janet Fraser. survived by wife, daughter Joyce, three sons and seven grandchildren. Funeral at Hamiota United Church July 20 with Rev. H Lynas officiating. Active pallbearers listed. Campbell's Funeral Home in charge.
J F Smithson Jack aged 73 of Winnipeg Manitoba died August 11 1975 at 729 Toronto Street Born in England he came to Canada early and lived in Saskatoon area before moving to Oakner Manitoba then Winnipeg He was a merchant until 1961 predeceased by wife Edith 1969 and son George 1959 Survived by daughter Shirley Key Edmonton sister Doris Mailman Winnipeg sister Ollie Follett Fort Langley BC three grandchildren Deanna Robe et al
At 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday August 12 the Leatherdale Gardiner Funeral Chapel in Winnipeg conducted the service officiated by Rev. S. R. Foreman. The ceremony ended in the chapel with interment planned later at Rosewood Memorial Gardens in Brandon, Manitoba.
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