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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 26, 1930
Page
8
A notice names Mr. L Harrieom and Sendsy Schou as in charge of the Sunday service on Quinquagesima Sunday at 2pm with evening worship scheduled.
Rev. J M Wallace offers morning worship at Hamiota on March 2 1930 with a sermon The God of our Fathers for boys and girls Sunday School and Bible Classes follow at 12 10 Then a joint service in Knox church on Your Reasonable Service Oakner hosts 2 pm service with 3 pm Sunday School and 330 pm preaching Rev E Lund conducts Oakner and Sentia services Midweek meeting Wednesday in Zion Church parlor at 8 o'clock
Minister Ree EO Lond outlines morning worship on March 2 with the subject Other Phases of the Life of Faith. Sunday School at 2:10 and Bible classes follow at 4? 245 The preaching by Rev J M Wallace at 7 pm joint Knox church service, with a Wednesday evening parlor gathering at Zion Church at 8.
The annual banquet at McConnell's hall drew over 150 guests. Speakers included Mrs. Dean McKillican on flowers and home beauty, A. A. Thompson on farm production with modern machinery, and T. J. Strachan welcoming attendees and praising society efforts. The Hamiota Junior Seed Growers club and local officers attended, with musical entertainment by the Hamiota Orchestra.
Oak River Agricultural Society hosts an Old Time Fiddlers Contest and dance on Friday February 28 with six cash prizes and a lucky draw. A Case Tractor School is set for Thursday March 6 in the Hamiota Marine Shop showroom to teach all about Case tractors.
The notice proclaims a shift toward tractor farming with the arrival of tractors and a hymn like motto on sowing thoughts into acts. It emphasizes how thoughts become acts, acts become habits, and habits shape character.
Andrew Watson Stewart aged 21 was found dead by hanging in a barn at the Wm Pedlow farm one mile north of town after being reported missing on Sunday. The community extends sympathy to Mr and Mrs Jas Stewart as the funeral from the parents’ home proceeded to Hamiota cemetery.
Geo O Neill suffered the loss of four fingers while sawing wood on Monday. The incident occurred at his home workshop, and medical personnel were summoned for treatment. Further details were not disclosed.
Agricultural leaders urge Clean Seed. On February 28 and March 1 Mr Cansdal of Hart Emerson Co. will demonstrate at our warehouse how to render dirty grain fit for seed using Carter Disc and Bull Dog Grain Cleaning Machinery.
A school concert in the Community hall featured a debate on whether farmers should pay their sons and daughters wages after leaving school. The negative won. performances included dialogues songs and maypole drill. A Court of Revision for the Rural Municipality is set for March 8 in the Council Chamber. For sale 800 bushels of Ceres Wheat fine certified seed. price scales. Manitoba Horticultural Association holds a short course on Horticulture in the Council Chamber March 4 and 5 with a cordial invite for home garden enthusiasts.
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