Memo of Monthly Court Meeting in Orange Hall
The Reeuler meeting of Court Hamiots is held in the Orange Hall on the Bret and third Wednesday of each month at unspecified time.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 08, 1941
Page
6
The Reeuler meeting of Court Hamiots is held in the Orange Hall on the Bret and third Wednesday of each month at unspecified time.
Birth notices list three new sons for couples in McConnell Manitoba. Drake and wife welcomed a son on Friday December 20 1940. Mr and Mrs Lindesy welcomed a son on Sunday December 28 1940. Mr and Mrs W Moffatt welcomed a son on Wednesday January 1 1941.
Miss Hazel Webber bride elect was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mr. and Mrs. S. Lewis on Saturday January 4. Gifts from a decorated Christmas tree were presented. Miss Edith Lewis read the address and Hazel Webber made a brief reply. The evening included contests and games followed by a light lunch.
A wedding was held at Mr and Mrs Jobe Smiths Rapid City home on December 28 1940 for Georgia Smith daughter of the hosts and Fred W Josey eldest son of Mr and Mrs William V Josey Hamiets Man Rivers officiated by Rev W R Donogh. The bride wore a rose bone crepe gown with gold embroidery and a gold bracelet once worn by her mother. Attendant was Miss Margaret Betty Smith in Queen's blue sheet. Groom's best man was Mr Murray Hagerty Pettapiece Man. The bride’s father sang The Voice That Breathed Oer Eden. the couple were married twenty five years after Mr and Mrs Smith wed in 1915 in Zion Church Ham iota.
A note announces that practice of his profession will occur every Tuesday at the Central Hotel in Ham iota, outlining a standing weekly gathering for professional work.
Members met December 19 1940 in the Orange Hall to hear annual reports. Geo N McConnell chaired Gordon Killoch acted as secretary President Jas Reid welcomed Strathclair Local visitors Directors recommended a 5 patronage dividend with 24 reserved for working capital Distributable cash or trade totaling 279381 and 1350 set aside for future payment Auditors reported substantial business growth Assets rose by over 2000 Twenty four new members and four members moved away The manager noted smaller margins on white goods require higher volume Wheat marketing collections were difficult but all accounts under one year old None outstanding current year 2 return to satisfaction with Board handling of surplus Discussed new commodities and demand by members H Coulter spoke on Canadian Co- Operative Implement Limited Wholesale reported 25 increase in volume Manitoba Locals paid 85800 patronage dividends for 1939 Retiring board members Wray Little Reid returned Thos Gray elected alternate J T Finkbeiner Isabella chosen delegate to Wholesale Convention in Winnipeg February 4–5.
Decker Jno Norton and Jack Neil plan wintering in Victoria. F Wyatt guests visit Winnipeg. Holiday visitors include Par Ernest Youngeson from Nova Scotia Pte L J McDougall from Red Rock Ont Corp Thos Bailey Mildred Bailey Helen McFar en Pte Rebt Anderson Jack Alexander Bill Decker from Winnipeg Idella Decker Elveretta Wyatt Margaret Gammack Edson Boyd Lyndia Whyte Morice Bedford from Brandon Edith Wyatt Newdale Ruth Bailey Solagirth. Miss McDougall Neepawa spent Christmas with brother L J
A Manitoba community marked a festive period with visits from guests in Portage la Prairie and Toronto. A Memorial Hall social raised 150 participants for a Court Whist game and old time dance in honor of Pte R Anderson and Pte L J McDougall, with gifts for Betta Bailey and Ralph Cochrane. The Bailey home hosted a December 28 1946 wedding, Bettie Bailey marrying Ralph Berne Cochrane with Rev Turnbull officiating, followed by a dinner for 24 and a short honeymoon.
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