02 Jan 1935
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 02, 1935
Page
1
Jan 6 1412 Joan of Arc Jan 17 1706 Benjamin Franklin Jan 18 1782 Daniel Webster Jan 25 1759 Robert Burns Jan 31 1797 Franz Schubert Celebrated via a world acknowledgment of their lives and contributions.
Motivational verse urges readers to shake discouragement and take action. It encourages pushing through fate and rising to the challenge by showing effort and resolve. The piece champions resilience and self-improvement as the path to achievement.
Crandall United Church led by Rev HH Kippen holds worship at 11 am with Sunday School at 12 10 pm and an additional worship service at 7 30 pm. Palmerston hosts Sunday School at 2 pm and a worship service at 3 pm.
Pastor T D Barnett leads New Year Communion at Hamiota United Church with a special address titled Beyond the Hills and a Sunday School session. Attendance urged as part of New Year resolutions to boost church involvement in 1935. Pre Communion service scheduled Friday at 8 p.m.
Christ Church Anglican invites parishioners to Epiphany Sunday services and a sermon titled The Uplit Lamp. The message challenges readers to shed lethargy and develop undeveloped talents, promising a happier life for themselves and others through use of God’s gifts.
December 26 gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs A McLeod featured Alice Hadland and Margaret Knight leading devotion. Ralph Cochran presented Why are we returning to China and Harold Tremeine read the class paper. Committee plans by Phyllis Hadland Henry Hadland and Harold Boyd. Social and lunch followed. Miss Warren spent Christmas week in Crandall.
Florence Lamb leaves for Minnedosa and R J Beattie travels to Montreal. Burns Night Scots supper planned. Local meetings and events include W I January 8 and a euchre drive January 11. Hockey reports note McConnell juniors 3 Hamiota 5, a hockey draw, and Oakner Senior Hockey Tournament January 4 with prizes and entries. Pictured film World Gone Mad at the Orange Hall. multiple returns to school and work after holidays.
Rev T D Barnett of United Church Kamrota urges readers to treat the new year as a chance to carve a milestone not a millstone. He emphasizes purposeful planning, clear goals, and mindful effort, citing stories of stone cutters and a curious child to illustrate the need for a pattern before action.
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