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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 08, 1920
Page
4
Transient advertisements including wanted lost pound stale and sale to let to be inserted for firetimeerties and box entries. Copy for change of advertisement must be in the office by soon to ensure publication the same week. C W Venable H Josey Prokistone.
The funeral for E Irwin of 154 Fifty fifth avenue west Vancouver occurred Saturday afternoon at Lavinia Church. He died December 1 at General Hospital at 8 am leaving a widow Merc F L Cummings and son J E Irwin plus four brothers and a sister. The second notice mourns William George Wyatt whose death at his brother Harry Wyatts home January 7 prompted many condolences. He was 30 years 8 months 2 days old and survived by mother, father, and three brothers Fred Ben Harry. The services were led by Rev. Pearson Crandall and interment at Hamita cemetery.
Mr John Murray addressed the Rural and Village Councils detailing benefits of appointing a district school nurse for districts near Ham ton and delays in trustee boards. He argued provincial funding would cover most costs, improving scholar health and coordinated supplies through a single Municipal School Board for the district.
The 44th Battalion Association plans a reunion convention in Winnipeg on February 14 and 11. All former members visiting the city are asked to contact W. T. Macdonald at 47 Alloway Avenue, Winnipeg, before January 15 to arrange social functions. Manitoba and Saskatchewan papers are asked to print this notice.
Fragmentary item notes a service charge of 2.00 at time of service and mentions Daly Avenue Hamilton and W J Sergent returning from a vacation in the East. He visited the Chevrolet and McLaughlin factories at Ottawa while there.
A list of names and numbers for changes to the Hamiota Telephone Directory includes numerous entries across multiple surnames and initials, with specific line references such as 68-2 Allan to 80-13 Wood and 96-15 Wallace. The compiled alterations cover residents, businesses, and organizations, indicating updates to contact details and listings.
The last dance raised 80.00 dollars but only 66.00 was counted as receipts after 14.00 used for making change. The event supported the hospital fund and the balance sheet notes advertising badges and fruitcake music expenses.
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