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Church Services Let Us Go a Sunday 1947
A church notices item lists services for Sunday January 26 1947. Readers are invited to attend morning and evening worship at the local parish with prayer, hymns, and sermon announced by the pastor. The schedule emphasizes community gathering and spiritual reflection.
Christ Church Hamiota Evening Service Sermon
Third Sunday after Epiphany service at 7.30 p m Evensong and sermon to be delivered by Rev A E Kemp incumbent of Alexander parish and in charge of Sioux Indian Mission Griswold He will preach at the rectory church service in Hamiota Manitoba parish notices from Christ Church Hamiota
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Kemp
Alexander
Sioux Indian Mission
Griswold
Birthday notice for Mr George S Anderson of Hamiota
The birthday announcement records Mr George S Anderson of Hamiota Manitoba born January 27 1867 in Blenheim Township North Oxford County Ontario and notes him as a pioneer of 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. S. Anderson
Hamiota
Man
Blenheim Township
North
Oxford County
Ont
Births in Manitoba Families Introduce Three New Babies
Three births reported in Manitoba. On January 16 1947 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs A A Baillie of Flin Flon. On January 17 1947 a daughter arrived for Mr and Mrs F MecPhaden of Hamiota. On January 19 1947 a son joined the family of Mr and Mrs Nelson Woods of Hamiota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Baillie
Flin Flon
Manitoba
F. MecPhaden
Hamiota
Man
Nelson Woods
Hamiota United Church Service Notes
Rev W G Onions leads a morning service on Judgment and Life Eternal at Hamiota United Church. Sunday School at 11 a.m. Evening talk at 7 on Christian Motive and Method. All welcome to attend and share in the discussion.
Former Hamiota Resident Passes Away at 60
Mrs. W. S. Way formerly Minnie Wood of Hamilton Ontario died at Willet Hospital Paris Ontario on Saturday January 11 1946 after a lengthy illness. She was born in Listowel Ontario and moved west with her parents. She married J E Johnson in 1909 and later W S Way. She leaves a daughter Mrs. David Taylor Paris Ontario a son Frank Johnson Vancouver BC a brother Russell Hamiota Manitoba four sisters and five grandchildren. Funeral January 13 at 2 pm at Westmount Memorial Park Cemetery Hamilton. The note follows about a snow plow unblocking a Brandon route and a government Price Control notice. Hamiota Curling Club marks 50th anniversary bonspiel with 41 rinks entered despite storm delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Way
Minnie Wood
Hamilton
Ont
Willet Hospital
Paris
Way
Listowel
S. Wood
J. E. Johnson
Decker District
Souris
Johnson
David Taylor
Frank Johnson
Vancouver
B.C
Russell
Hamiota
Man
W. E. Francis
Oakner
Lloyd McConnell
Lavinia
Pat Murray
James Stewart
B. C
Westmount Memorial Park Cemetery
Full Gospel Services and Community Notes
Full Gospel Services Pastor G N Fulford 7 30 p m topic Learning How to Build a House We are builders day by day As the moments pass away A House not made by hands Busy builders all are we Building for eternity Following Jesus plans YOU ARE WELCOME Will the party who broke the pump at Mrs Chambers well call and pay the damage T Sheridan Miss Pearl McConnell returned on Tuesday from Port Arthur Ont where she spent the past month visiting her sister Millie CARD OF THANKS Mrs Gradwell Sr wishes to thank all those who helped to put out the fire at her house on Friday night The friends of Mr A Kelly who underwent an operation in Deere Lodge Hospital Winnipeg on Monday will be pleased to hear he is progressing nicely We wish to take this oppor tunity to thank all our friends for the lovely gifts we received on our departure from the Ham iota district We thank you one and all Frank and Hazel Jamieson and family Brandon A fire occurred on Friday night when Mrs Gradwell Sr s house came very nearly being totaly destroyed Prompt work of those who arrived saved the building but the interior was badly damaged No one was in the house at the time The speaker in Christ Church for Sunday evening Rev A E Kemp has recently arrived from England He was ordained Deacon by Bishop Thomas in Brandon Pro Cathedral on Nov 30th and he and his wife are at present living in St Luke s Mission Griswold where they are carrying on the work of Miss Harold and Miss Smears the two Bishop s Messengers who were in charge until then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
A. E. Kemp
England
Thomas
Brandon
St. Luke’s Mission
Griswold
Miss Harold
Miss Smears
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