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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 07, 1932
Page
6
An ad urges avoiding soda for gas and sour stomach insisting soda disturbs digestion and recommending Adlerika as better. One dose supposedly rids bowel poisons causing gas and poor sleep, endorsed by B. R. McNaught, Druggist, Hamiota.
Insurance notice for Portage Mutual the oldest in the West with Home capital of 120000000. The Hartford Purebred Livestock Insurance General Agent for Continental Life solicits patronage through W. Alexander Decker in Pionet 0.2, Haminota.
Weekly clipping details the United Church of Canada work with nearly 800 staff including 7 ministers 34 deaconesses 8 students 44 nurses and 99 other workers. Many are Central Europeans serving immigrant communities under the Home Mission Board.
The Hamieda Men’s Club reorganized after a general meeting led by Rev. R E McCullagh D D. A discussion on unemployment was chaired by E McIntosh with E McIntosh A J Delbridge W K Fraser H A McIntosh and F A Squith. Officers elected: President A J Delbridge Vice President E McIntosh Secretary Treasurer Ro F Middleton. An executive and meeting dates to be arranged by other elected members.
The Sunday School plans a December 7 event with a Christmas cantata led by Mrs. N Hodge. White Gifts day and a Children's Aid Society offering are noted. Women’s Institute reports library support, Junior CGLT held a visit, and a Christmas concert is planned. A whist drive, prize winners, and community reports fill the page.
The Ham iota United Church Young Ladies Society hosted a successful concert last Friday week. The hall was full with two sketches Why Lie About It and Grandpa's Future directed by Mr and Mrs E B Hamuth. Musical items featured Mrs Rattan Eleanor Hugh Gray Elsie McNaughton Miss G McConnell Alma Middleton and E Skillicorn with Earl McIntosh as announcer.
Lavinia A Vets meeting of the Lavinia Young Peoples Society gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Lloyd McConnell on Thursday evening December 1. Harvey Skinner led devotional services and a missionary program by Miss Johnson and Bob Knight on the topic Ludin. A citizenship discussion on Sermons followed. The program concluded with lunch served by Mrs McConnell and the lunch committee.
The Young People held a missionary meeting on November 29 at Mr. Lukes with Mr. Carruthers leading a talk and a broad discussion on mission work. A Christmas week social is planned for home residents. A rink committee concert drew a large audience with songs sketches readings and a lunch and dance, proceeds totaling 21.65. The MacConnell rink remains closed due to weather but skating is hoped soon. The Ladies Aid met December 1 at the manse electing officers and committees for the year.
Prince Rupert of the Canadian National Steamships Pacific Coast fleet arrived in port on November 12 marking one thousand voyages between Prince Rupert and Vancouver. Captain Harry Nedden leads the vessel and Mr Hungerford acting president of Canadian National Railways joined by A. E. Warren and other officials on this milestone trip.
Christmas season nears as Be Ro Save by Shopping Here prompts shoppers to visit Weid's Store. Display of Christmas gifts offered at very reasonable prices invites early purchases.
An old price list shows apples for sale with Jonathan and Melintosh varieties. Jonathan at 2.15 dollars and Melintosh Red at 1.95 dollars per unit are listed.
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