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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 23, 1944
Page
1
Church notices announce 7.30 pm service at Christ Church Hamiota and 11 am Towers of Babel sermon at Hamiota United Church with schools reopening next Sunday. Community items include cabbage for sale, military moves, visits, and hospital staffing, plus a real estate listing and a local amateur concert prize winner.
On Sunday August 20 the immediate family gathered at the old Nicholls homestead to honor Robert Pearson on the eve of his 83rd birthday. He came from Ontario in 1881 and has lived in Hamiota Municipality since. after retiring in 1941 he lived with his daughter in Hamiota. The gathering included three daughters two sons seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren with several relatives and friends present or noted as absent. He spent part of the day stocking on three farms now owned by family members.
The ceremony took place at Dr and Mrs E M Coombs home at 1 30 pm on Saturday August 12 1944 Dawn youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Trewin of Bradwardine Man married Robert V only son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd McConnell of Lavinia Man Rev W G Onions officiated Miss Pearl McConnell sang O Promise Me and Dora Francis performed the register song The couple plan to reside in Lavinia after a short honeymoon
Two beds with walnut finish and included mattress and springs offered for sale. Apply to R. E. Mayes at the Teacherage in Oakner.
Local bulletin records visitors and visits across Brandon area towns. Cecil Kidd and Dick Elliott families travel, with Elliott staying for medical treatment. Church ladies clean the Fall Church house. Many relatives and friends visit in Brandon, Oakner, Hamiota, and Salt Lake. includes birthdays and harvest leaves.
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