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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 15, 1947
Page
1
Christ Church Hamiota makes no service for January 19 1947 Second Sunday after Epiphany announced by Rev H J H Oldfield B A L Th Rector.
Rev W G Onions leads a morning curling themed service at 11 am followed by Sunday School at 12 15 and a vesper service at 7 pm with the sermon Bringing Christianity Down to Earth Everyone welcome.
In loving memory of George Stirratt Fraser who died January 18 1946. Though he is gone we think of him as living in peace and happiness in heaven. It has been a year since he went but he is ever remembered by his wife and daughters.
Birthday greetings are extended to Mr W W Lewis of Winnipeg formerly of Chumah born Crediton Ontario January 16 1867 a pioneer of 1888 celebrating his long life and service.
At Winnipeg, Manitoba, on Saturday January 11 1947 a son was born to Mr and Mrs J M Fraser. At Hamiota Hospital on Tuesday January 14 1947 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Charlie Knight of Oakner Manitoba.
Local religious services at the Orange Hall and United Church announce a 7:30 p.m. sermon titled Memories Another World. The Hamiota Legion Branch will meet January 20 at 8 p.m. Mrs. S Sneid returns from Vancouver after a visit. Curling Club members are invited to a United Church service. Bereavements note the deaths of Mrs. W. S. Way in Hamilton and Mrs. Botell, a former Hamiota nurse. The rink of Mr. B R McNaught arrives from Winnipeg for a bonspiel delayed by weather. The Boys Box Committee donates 476.82 for pen and pencil sets for services.
Miss Eleanor Emerson of Hamiota Manitoba wed Mr Alvar Pearson of Norman Ontario in a candlelit ceremony at Church by the Side of the Road on December 27 1946 at 7 PM Rev R M McCallum officiated Mrs Eva Hoffas played organ music with a solo by Rev McCallum The bride wore baby blue with chrysanthemum flowers and the couple will reside in Norman Ontario The bridal party included Miss Betty Emerson and groomsman Carl Pearson
CHUMAH Young People met January 7 at Harpey Kirk home with Mrs Charlie Lewis group in charge. Crokonole provided entertainment. Next meeting set for January 20 at Marvenia Hazle wood home. WMS met January 8 at Mrs J Smith’s home Group No 1 led by Mrs Smith. Social evenings planned for winter. Miss Luella Ferris home from Ninette Sanatorium for a few days. Mrs S Lewis recovering well after operation at Hamiota Hospital.
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