Grades 18 Courses Provide Access Near Disabled Students
The notice outlines 18 courses available within three and a half miles of schools for students with physical disabilities or those unable to attend.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 24, 1932
Page
8
Understanding Blood Pressure And Its Causes In Illness
A medical overview explains how the heart pumps blood and how pulse and blood pressure vary. It notes high pressure is a symptom of illness, not a disease, and stresses avoiding worry, following doctor guidance, and lifestyle changes tailored to the individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aato
Death of Mrs F W Decker a prominent Decker resident
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Decker beloved wife of Frederick W Decker died at home on Monday August 15 1932 after months of suffering. She came from Highland Creek Ontario over forty years ago and left a large family including five children many relatives and a widowed mother. Active in Decker United Church she led the Ladies Aid and taught Beginners Sabbath School for over thirty years. A community memorial service was held at Decker Memorial Hall and graveside rites conducted by Grace Rebekah Lodge in Hamiota cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Alexander
Frederick W. Decker
Decker
Manitoba
Highland Creek
Ontario
Hugh Alexander
Beth
Gladys
Dorene
Reginald
Bully
Elizabeth Alexander
Edgar
Everett
Robt
Calgary
Ida
David
John
Decker United Church
Ladies’ Aid
W.M.S
F. W. Decker
Decker Memorial Hall
H. I. Bowman
Isabella
J. Douglas
Grace Rebekah Lodge
Hamiota
Death of Mrs Jean Delbridge at 31
The community mourns the death of Mrs Jean Delbridge wife of Samuel Hazlewood in Hamiota hospital after childbirth. She was 31 with six young children. Born in Chumah, she was a devoted church member. Funeral at Hamiota United Church conducted by Rev. E Lund. Interment in Hamiota Cemetery. Pallbearers were six cousins of the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Delbridge
Samuel Hazlewood
Hamida Hospital
Geo Delbridge
Doris
Chumah
Hazelwood
Advertisers Invited to Submit Ads for Monday Insertion
Advertisers are urged to bring their copy for the Monday issue. Submit ad materials in advance to ensure timely publication and proper placement.
Biggest potato and large home grown tomato in local garden
Notes of oversized garden produce from multiple residents including a potato over 2 lbs described as a family vegetable and various large blooms on peas and other flowers. Also coverage of the Welland Canal opening, local fire at Hardscrabble farm with a child injured, theater feature at Shoal Lake, and rail and steamship excursion promotions for Labor Day week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardscrabble Farm
William Fenty
Amoke
Canada
Great Lakes
Canada Steamship Lines
St. Noronic
Detroit
Sarnia
Port Arthur
Duluth
Detroit River
Lake Huron
Sault Ste. Marie
Lake Superior
Grain Centre
Minnesota
Mountain City
Canadian National Railways
Sernia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Manitoba Department OF Education
Department of Education
Winnipeg
John Bracken
R. A. Hoey
Education
Nyo Et
the Coleman Lamp and Stove Company, Ltd
Toronto
Ask Canadian Pacific
Bemurst
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Hamiota Hospital
Hempuitr Sec. Treas
Health Service
ING. M.D
ASSOC
Canadian Medical Association
College Street
JF. W. Decker
Mre. S. Hazlewood
Sneids Store News
Freestone
S. Sweid
Welland Canal
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
Lakes Erie
Mr. Hiley
Dr Williams
Shoal Lake
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