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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 20, 1932
Page
6
A health service guide explains how diet during pregnancy and nursing shapes a child’s first teeth. It warns that neglect of temporary teeth causes crowding and decay, and stresses regular brushing and early dentist visits for lasting dental health.
Hamiota Pioneer Jane Mose Fraser wife of the late D D Fraser died Thursday morning at her daughter’s home after a brief illness. In her 79th year, she was born near St. Marys Ontario and moved to Manitoba in 1871. She leaves three sons and four daughters with several siblings. A private funeral was held at Dr Hulaon’s residence with interment in Hamiota cemetery.
Classified item lists a 10 tale Victor radio that is all electric for sale. Prospective buyers are asked to apply at The Echo Office.
Minerva Hotels Gutteridge aged 58 widow of John Gutteridge died at her home in Hamiota after a six month illness. Survived by sister Mrs Grosse of Regina and three stepchildren Zoe at home Mrs Norman Jordan of Saskatoon and John Gutteridge of London. Funeral Monday at Hamiota United Church with Dr R E McCullagh conducting and interment in Hamiota Cemetery.
The Hamiota Women’s Institute held its December meeting with Mre J G McConnell and district nurse Mise Leitch in charge. Dr Hadeon introduced Dr Pincock from Brandon Mental Hospital who spoke on Causes of Mental Defects and Treatment. The next meeting will feature a Left Overs demonstration and a brief My Pet Economy talk.
January 5 1982 minutes show Reeve Pearson and councillors Riddell McCoubrey McBain and Penny take offices. Standing committees named and officers appointed including secretary treasurer health officer assessor municipal solicitor and various ward poundkeepers and appraisers. Council meetings scheduled and relief wage rate and tax penalties set. numerous payments approved by finance committee.
The W.MLS holds a birthday party on Friday January 29 with a cent per year age contribution and a luncheon. The Young Peoples Class hears readings on The Life of Robert Burns with poems. The New Year meeting of the W.I. features reports, sympathy notes to Mrs. Decker in Regina, and a lodge At Home with Court Whist winners and dancing.
The report notes Miss Violet Meakin is on the road to recovery following an appendicitis operation at Hawhota Hospital. The U.P.S held its meeting on Tuesday January 12 in the church with many attendees despite a stormy evening. Arthur Allan and Lorne Richards led the scripture topic and prayer.
Sadie McConnell and Weer Pol lock reported on the Boye Parliament while the Church remained cold. The gathering adjourned to Mrs Richardson’s home for a social hour and singing. The next A F M committee includes Mr and Mrs Harvey Pangman, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Findley and Miss Herkes.
Mrs. A Cloud testifies years of bad stomach gas left her nervous and sleepless. Adherika relieved her stomach trouble and now she sleeps fine at Hamiota. Druggist B R McNaught records the endorsement.
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