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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 26, 1949
Page
8
Group 1 schedules a party at the Orange Hall on Thursday January 27 at 8 30 p m with warnings to attend. Carnival progress remains slow but progress is positive and Helen Wray heads publicity efforts. Regular bi weekly meeting set for Sunday January 30 at 8 p m at the church with Group 3 on the program.
Birth notices record a daughter born January 17 1949 to Mr and Mrs Russell Gunson of Crandall Manitoba a daughter born January 21 1949 to Mr and Mrs Albert Fordyce of Kenton Manitoba and a son born to Dr and Mrs J E Hudson G E Sheardown John McGhee of Hamiota Manitoba listed in the records.
The January meeting was held in the church parlor on Tuesday the 18th with Miss Neelands presiding. Mrs. Hudson conducted the installation of 1949 officers. Secretaries presented yearly reports and treasurer Mrs. W. W. Kirk reported givings of $531.47. Mrs. D Rutherford spoke on World Peace and the devotional was led by Mrs. Sutherland's group.
The Sutherland Family expresses deep appreciation for friends. They thank everyone for acts of kindness and understanding sympathy that provided comfort to them all.
Birthday congratulations to Mr George S Anderson of Hamiota ashore in Blenheim Township North Oxford Ont on January 27 1867 Pioneer of 1889.
Mrs Jack Sheardown spent a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs W J Rivers before leaving for Wawa Ont to join her husband. Mr and Mrs Beasley entertained the 500 Club on Friday with five tables played. Mr and Mrs Harold Johnson of Vancouver welcome a daughter born Tuesday December 28. Colin Lorimer left recently for a three months course in Minneapolis Minnesota.
The regular meeting of Hamiota Lodge No 38 is held in the Orange Hall on the second Monday of each month at pm Visiting Brethren Welcome W. MATHISON Fin See C. W. VENABLES Rec. Sec.
In loving memory of George S. Fraser who died January 18 1946 Our home has changed in many ways but one thing changeth never The memory of those happy days when we were altogether Lovingly remembered by his wife and daughters
The Hamiota Women’s Institute held a January 4 meeting at the Orange Hall led by new president Mrs. A Park. Reports were satisfactory, the History of Hamiota book sales exceeded expectations, and retiring president Mrs. T Jasper thanked helpers. Dr Hudson spoke on venereal disease and the group approved a film for school girls.
The Hamiota Hospital Ladies' Aid presents its 1948 annual report detailing three meetings plus one executive meeting, meals served on fair and race days, wood shed repairs, sewing projects, and a new sterilizer. It lists officers, district representatives, receipts and expenditures, assets, and notes many donations and contributions from local groups. The report thanks supporters and records audits and certification by L. S. Taylor.
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