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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 24, 1930
Page
6
The fragment notes editorial edits overseen by an M D associate editor. It references a Gran ny Fue InG event and editorial involvement, but details are incomplete. The item appears as a brief update on staffing or revision work within a medical or editorial context.
This article explains cells and tissues, comparing the body to an engine yet highlighting living cells and mental qualities. It notes how muscle tissue forms organs like the heart, the energy from food water and air, and warns against overburdening the body and neglecting recuperation. It invites health questions to the Canadian Medical Association in Toronto.
The Chumah Christmas tree event was held at the Church on Monday evening with recitations drills and dialogues. Santa Claus distributed candies and toys to all the children, and several local residents were noted visiting relatives and friends in the district during the holidays.
The Co-Operate! UK Association announces a year of solid results with 7 on Capital Stock and 4 on purchases in patronage. They cleared 1137 dollars on equipment and elected A C Little Jas Reid Jas Anderson Geo Mc Connell W E G Little K R Fraser and M O Tremaine as directors.
Minister Rev N B McLenayben announces Sunday December 24 1930 church activities at Oakner. Services at 11 am and 1 30 pm with Sunday school at 12 10 pm and 12 30 pm. Preaching at 1 30 pm and 2 15 pm with Sunday school at 3 pm.
The Hamiota United Church invites attendance for a December 24 service at 2:30 p.m. with morning worship themed Divine Comfort and a 1 p.m. Sunday School session. Evening worship at 7 p.m. features Lights and Shades of 1930, considering world peace and recent conferences.
At the U F M annual meeting officers were elected including Tl Gray as president F Wyatt as vice president Vo Little as secretary treasurer H Stewart as cooperative secretary and W L Whyte D Bedford H Lints A W Mallard Lo Decker M G Little as directors The C Gr T met at Miss Margaret Clack s home with Christmas hymns a holiday roll call and a festive lunch.
The Ham iota United Church Woman's Association elected officers for the year led by President Mrs J H Shier and Vice President Mrs A D McConnell. Also noted were 2nd vice president Mr Fred Houck recording secretary Mrs G Fraser and others across devotional floral visiting committees and more. The obituary notes Alexander Ross Smyth died in Brandon General Hospital with funeral at United Church Oak River led by Rev T W Brady. He leaves three daughters J McDonald Sioux Lookout Bazel Smyth Brandon Dorothy at home, two sons Gordon and Wilbur Oak River, two sisters Mrs T Nesbitt and Mr Jas McNeil Brandon, and four brothers Alfred Chicago IL Charles Herbert and Walter Oak River.
The Hamiota district agent E W Alexander announces Low Rates Fair Valuations and Real Protection with special rates for schools. A communication from W A Weston General Secretary Children’s Aid Society Winnipeg notes a $126.47 cheque from Hamiota Community for neglected and dependent children and thanks the district for ongoing support.
Mrs Owen tells of a gas scare in the night ending when Adlerika relieved stomach gas within ten minutes. The ad claims Adlerika cleans both upper and lower bowels of old waste, unlike partial cleansers, and urges purchase from B R Me Naught, a local druggist in Hamiota.
Public auction to sell the southeast quarter of section 36 township 12 range 24 west Manitoba on January 17 1931 at 2 pm by MecConnell Bros HamIota Manitoba. 20 percent down. balance per sale conditions. land fenced with about 90 acres cultivated. reserve bid. Harrison Burgess solicitors Hamiota Manitoba. Dated December 3 1930.
Proceedings in the Estate of Florence McBride Scott late of Hamiota Manitoba deceased require all claims to be filed with the undersigned by January 20 1930. Dated Winnipeg December 11 1930.
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