Births At Hemiota Hospital and Grace Hospital Winnipeg
Birth notices list multiple newborns with parents and hometowns. At Hemiota Hospital on January 21 1929 a child born to Mr and Mrs BF Brooks of Hamiota Manitoba and Bon At St Paul USA. On January 27 1929 a child born to Dr and Mrs A E Venables of St Paul USA. On February 6 1924 a son born to Mr and Mrs Milford McConnell of Crandall Manitoba. At Grace Hospital Winnipeg on January 24 1929 a son born to Mr and Mrs H Mathews nee Marion Moir.
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Hemiota Hospital
BF Brooks
Hamiota
Man
Sod
Milford McConnell
Crandall
Mao
Grace Hospital
Winnipeg
H. Mathews
Marion Moir
Free Re-Set Offer Promoted With Hair Cleaning Note
Public notice advertises a free re set for attendees presenting the act. It urges fresh shampoo prior to visit and to consult the operator for suitable product. The article also records January’s average temperature as 23.33 below zero by E B Homuth’s thermometer.
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E. B Homuth
Keewatin residents return home after visits and curling events
Mr. Sweet of Keewatin Ont returned home Tuesday morning after a month with her son A Sweet. Mr and Mrs F Sinclair came back from Winnipeg where they spent two weeks of holiday. The Men's Curling club set a focal bonspiel to begin Monday February 18. A close HamIota bonspiel match saw E Bedford's rink edge R Anderson's by a small margin. Members Whyte Quinton Mallard Sunley and Finkbeiner attended the Rapid City pool convention this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sweet
Keewatin
Ont
A. Sweet
F. Sinclair
Winnipeg
E. Bedford
R. Anderson
E Bedford Mesers
Whyte
H Quinton
W A Mallard E Sunley
J Fink Beiner
Rapid City
Valentine Whist Drive and Novelty Dance at Orange Hall
A Valentine Whist Drive and Novelty Dance will be held at the Orange Hall Hamiota on Friday evening February 15 under the Hamiota Horti cultural Society. Drive begins at 830. Tickets for drive and dance are 50c. Proceeds benefit the Prize List for the annual show. Everyone is invited for a good time.
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Orange
Hamiota
Hamiota Horticultural Society
Christ Church Service Schedule for February 1929
The Anglican Christ Church lists Rev John Frank MA as Curate in Charge. Holy Communion on the first Sunday of each month and February 10th 1929. Quinquagesima Sunday has no morning service. Sunday School at 3 pm and Evensong with sermon on Ash Wednesday February 13th at 7 30 pm. Church open for prayer at all times.
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John Frank
Oakner Cgit
Oakner
Zion and Chumah United Churches Service Notes
Sunday, February 10th, 1929 features Rev E Laad with a worship study on the Shepherd Pealm and a talk to girls and boys titled Eager Heart. Sunday School and Bible Classes at 2 p.m. Preaching at 2 45 p.m. Joint service at Knox church with theme A Christian Interpretation of Pog sessions. Mid week service: Zion United church Wednesday at 8 p.m.
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Pealm
Chumah
Knox Church
Zion United Church
E Lund
Knox Oakner and Scotia United Churches
Local notes from Hamiota area include church services at Knox Oakner and Scotia United Churches with minister Rev J M Wallace and Rev E Lund. Community events cover Sunday school times, a day of prayer for women, a fiddlers contest and dance in Oak River, and optician visits in Crandall and Hamiota. Also mentions travel by Mr and Mrs McConnell to Winnipeg for agricultural meetings and a farm help wanted ad.
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The
Agricultural Society
Oak River
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Marcelling
Central Hotel
D. A. McCurdy
Decker
S. N. King
Dr. Fraser
W. C. Scott
Portage Ave
Imperial Lumber Yards
A. Kerr
Loca
Mgr
Hunsaker’s Garage
Overland Cars & Waterloo Threshing
Christ Church
Rev
E. Laad
J. M. Wallace
Oarner
Scotia
Cobrist
F. H. Squibb
Wm Delbridge
Agricultural Societies
A. D. McConnell
McConnell
Manitoba Agricultural Board
Elmer Houck
Victoria
Vancouver
S.N. King
Pringle
Ford
Decker, Man
Plymouth
Windsor
Ontario
Chrysler
New Plymouth
R. H. Wood
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