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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 27, 1943
Page
1
Community notices include reduced butter ration ads and ship your cream and eggs to the Miniota Creamery. Rentals of quarter section near Oakner. births, funerals, and overseas service updates from Hamiota. Events: C.O.F Ladies Night fundraiser for Russian Relief and a bridge Euchre drive for Canadian Aid to Russia.
Edward Mark an elderly Crandall resident died at his Crandall home on Monday January 25 recognizing his 82 years. The funeral will be held today at 2 30 p.m. from the United Church Crandall to Crandall Cemetery. Further details will be provided next week.
Rev W G Onions presides over public worship at 11 a.m. on Sunday January 31 1943 with church school at 12 15 and evening worship. Wednesday prayer and fellowship at 7 30 p.m. All are welcome.
William Todd, longtime Hamiota resident and former hardware and livery operator, died suddenly at his home on January 21 at age 86. Born in Fergus, he came west in 1878, fought in the North-West Rebellion, and helped found Hamiota with five families. He leaves three sons, a sister, and three brothers. Funeral held from his residence to Hamiota Cemetery with Rev. W. G. Onions officiating.
Elizabeth Harris, wife of the late William G Johnston, died at her son Luther Johnston’s home in Hamiota on Tuesday at 82. A private funeral will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday from the Hamiota residence with interment in Hamiota Cemetery. Fuller particulars to follow next week.
Roland Leon Dickey expresses heartfelt gratitude to Crandall neighbours and the community for sympathy and acts of kindness after the bereavement. Special thanks to Dr H Fraser for tireless service and Rev William Bill for visits and consolation. acknowledges floral tributes from Crandall United Church, Women's Institute, Crandall Curling Club, and others.
A quiet wedding at the United Church manse in Shoal Lake on December 19 1942 joined Jean Aileen Badger and Douglas Arthur Pedlow with Rev. Murray officiating. The bride wore grey wool crepe and white lace, and the couple will reside in the Hamiota district.
Pope Pte Gordon McAdam from Camp Borden Ont spent days with his parents at grandmother Mrs A Smith home before departing to Conquest Sask on Saturday His father accompanied him Sympathy is extended to Mr Mark of Crandall and the family on their recent bereavement
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