Crandall Club Reports Officers and Bazaar Funds
The Crandall W L held its annual meeting in the church parlor with officers elected including President Mrs A Dickey and Secretary Mrs Lee. The W A bazaar raised 20 dollars from home cooking and lunch for delegates returning from the Municipal Councilors convention in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L
Mra A. Dickey
H. Hyodman
Red Cross
R. Vance
Mre
0. Lee
Mra. M Oaris
Borland
Harcoe
T. Gray
C. Shier
W.A
Winnipeg
Robt
Schoch
Toronto
Rc.a.f
Starnet Johnston
Hamiota Hospital
Thorsday
Sack
His Parente
Advent Evening Service for Rev Newton’s Parish
Deacon in charge Rev Harold L Newton leads evening service on Sunday December 8 1940 the second Sunday in Advent at 7 o clock in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold L Newton
Hour of Prayer Hears Intercession at Christ Church
Parish notes that every Thursday at the Hour of Prayer in Christ Church devotees intercede for safety from enemies and for the protection of loved ones. The article emphasizes communal devotion and daily petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
Youth Speaks Out at Hamiota United Church
On Sunday December 8 1940 the Hamiota United Church hosts a Second Advent service at 11 a.m. titled In the Wilderness with Sunday School at 12 10 p.m. and an evening gathering at 7 p.m. featuring young people from nearby congregations who will conduct the service and present three short addresses inviting attendance.
Winter visitors and local notices from Hamiota area
Lloyd Sheridan lodges with his sister in Biggar Sask and two men from Chumah and Decker recover from appendectomies at Hamiota Hospital. Films shown at Shoal Lake Friday and Saturday. A war lecture by Francis Stevens set for Dec 10 in McConnell Hall. Farm for sale near Hamiota. Women’s War Work Committee hosts a 10c tea for Bombed Civilians of Britain with sewing display. Red Cross appeals for feather pillows. Y P U meeting at United Church parlor with next Sunday social for Shoal Lake youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's War Work Committee
Britain
Red Cross Society
Y.P.U
Hamiota
James Wesley Hern of Togo Sask Passes
James Wesley Hern of Togo Sask died at Kameack Sask Hospital on November 14 1940. Born 1876 in Woodham Ont he moved to Hamiota Man in 1882 1903 homesteaded at Togo where he resided with his wife Maud Hanley and son James. Survived by three brothers Lorne Samael of Togo and David of Hamiota. Buried in Togo cemetery.
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Kameack
Hero
Mises Maud Hanley
James
Lorne
Samael
Togo
Sask
David
Hamiota
Mao
Togo Cemetery
Lavinia Young People’s Class Forms Leadership Team
The Lavinia Young People’s Class held its organization meeting on November 21 appointing President Robert McConnell Vice-president Bruce Knight secretary treasurer Dorothy Shackleford and committee leaders Dorothy Shackleford Rita Skinner Robert McConnell and George Akins reporter E P Rankin. The first meeting occurred November 28. A concert by Lavinia school children in aid of the Red Cross raised $20.00 with patriotic choruses folk dancing and a one act play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavinia
Robert McConnell
Bruce Knight
Dorothy Shackleford
Rita Skinner
George Akins
E P. Rankin
Red Cross
Red Crose Fond
Hamiota War Charities Fund reports campaign results
Directors of the Hamiota and District War Charities Fund report Nov 28 results: cash subscriptions 1293.45, cash pledges 2800, wheat pledges paid 2692, wheat unfilled 0.613 bus, total 1348.37. Allocations earmarked include Canadian Red Cross Hamiota Branch 837.19, Oakoner 32.25, Salvation Army 93.56, TWA Reecess 26.60. Costs covered by Hamiota Unit 283 Army and Navy Veterans in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Red Cross Society
Hamiota
Oakoner
Army and Navy
Canada
G B. Key
Pool elevator annex ready to use for wheat storage
The Pool elevator annex is ready for use and expected to hold about 60,000 bushels of wheat.
Winnipeg visitors and local Christmas concert announced
McCONNELL A Pangan and G Paterson visit Winnipeg this week. R Moffatt returns from Brandon. Mrs R Bayers and family visit their parents home. Asseltine and Wright also mentioned. Holylea to hold Christmas concert on Saturday December, Kler and McConnell on Monday December 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Pangan
G. Paterson
Winnipeg
Mr. G. Wright
Jack
Holylea
Deckler
McConnell
Decker YPA Plans Christmas Tree and Activities
The Y P A were guests of Miss Doreen Decker for planning this year. Decker Sunday School Christmas tree set for Thursday December 19 at 8 p.m. A good programme is being arranged. The annual Sunday School meeting elected 1941 officers. Mr and Mrs E W Alexander visiting Winnipeg. Lloyd Stewart recovering well after appendix operation at Hamiota Hospital. Work started on the Bawlf elevator annex. Albert Orpin passed away recently. formerly of Orrwood and Strathclair areas.
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Y.P.A
Doreen Decker
Decker
Decker Sunday School
E. W. Alexander
Winnipeg
Lloyd Stewart
Hamiota Hospital
Bawlf
Albert Orpin
Orpin
Orrwold
Strathclair
Mr Orpin
Court Hamiota holds regular meetings in Orange Hall
The Court Hamiota No Mile in Hamiota Manitoba convenes on the first and third Wednesdays at the Orange Hall. Visiting Brethren are welcomed as Chas. Butler serves as Chef Ranger and WH. Josey as Acting Recorder.
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Chevrolet
Dodge
Plymouth
Caldwell Motors
Hurtig’s
Hudson
Portage Ave
H. Smith
Hamjota
Wm. Mathison
Hemphill
Treas
District Fire Office
I. P. Strickland
Fred C. Bennest
L. S. Taylor
Insurance and Loan Agency
Moore's Meat Market
Crandall
Canadian National Railway
F. M. Coombs
Main Road
R. W. K. Elliott
Lloyd Sheridan
Mrs. Briscoe
Biggar, Sask
Jim Kirk
Chumah
Shoal Lake
Anne OF Windy Poplars
Francis Stevens
Free Press
McConnell’s Hall
Old Country
Walter Beggs
W. J. Burgess
James Wesley Hern
Togo, Sask
Hamiota and District War Charities Fund
Salvation Army
TWA Reecess
R. Moffatt
Brandon
Court Hamiota
Manitoba
Chas
Butler Chef Ranger
WH. Josey
Royal Mevne Smv “Hotel Palliser
Bath
Conahinn Ge
THE
Royal Bank OF Canada
Cc. G. Webb
Ro'ance Company
OS de
Ety
Terente
Harry Cooke
S. C. Macnicol
Curry Building
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