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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 14, 1931
Page
8
Rev R E W McCoullagh leads Sunday worship at Hamiota United Church with morning service on January 6 194 with the theme Confidence Evening sermons begin in February targeting Young People at the 7 o clock service focusing on keeping the Sabbath and worship uninterrupted.
Oakner Chumah and Scotia United Churches list Rev N B McLenaghen with service times on Sunday January 4 1931 including morning and afternoon preaching and Sunday School sessions Ollie Jordan’s transfer to the CPR station at Birtle noted Advertisers urged to submit copy by Monday Subscriptions to the Family Herald Weekly Star priced at 1000 per year More details from Hamiota Court note upcoming meeting January 22 with debate on Wheat price and officers installed at a recent lodge meeting
The Weare pleased to report Gg udow Stewart returned to Mhie home after three weeks at Hamida Hospital. The WMS held a January meeting at Miss Doris Delbridge’s home with strong attendance and Mrs W Ang presiding. The Young People’s Society staged Dramatic Night at Mr F Mansll’s home with charades and sketches, followed by a lunch. Rev IT Butler, former rector in Hamiota, took a Toronto parish post, mourning the loss of his baby son. Alberta Rebecca Young died at 66, leaving four children. The Women’s Institute met January 7 in United Church Parlors, with a milk talk stressing cleanliness and tuberculin testing, about fifty women in attendance.
The Family Herald Weekly Star announces the Builders of Canada Contest with 3000 dollars in cash prizes for solving puzzle pictures. A list of outstanding Dominion history figures is provided, making the contest educational and profitable while not requiring extensive knowledge of Canadian history to win. Readers may request details and a sample copy of the paper.
In Decker a new year meeting of the Missin Board drew twenty six members under Mrs L Cochran. The Young People's Class held a religious meeting in the Hall with papers by Miss Male Coupe on Adventures to Religion and Willie Doherty on The Life of Paul. LOOK Lodge announced new officers including NG V. E G Liulke and FW Decker. Rev J A Radley attended as chaplain and UF M president Mr Ward visited. The Blains Young People's Class staged Mother Mine at Memorial Hall to a large audience. A junior rink from Decker beat Oakner junior rink with high scores. Hospital Ladies' Aid appeals for gramophone records donations. Oakner Hockey beat Kenton 4-3 as Alvin Angus scored twice and Jas Dempsey once ending with a final goal by Dempsey in the last period.
Public auction at McConnell Bros in Hamiota Manitoba on February 4 1931 noon. North western quarter of Section 35 Township 13 Range 25 West with exceptions for railway right of way. adjoining Crandall townsite. Includes frame house barn granaries piggery henhouse, 100 acres cultivated. terms 25 percent down, balance per sale terms. reserve price and taxes apply. Solicitors Bennest & Squibb. Dated December 26 1939.
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