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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 28, 1931
Page
6
The new Chevrolet Six shows six cylinder power with a refined body, longer wheelbase, and deluxe wheels. A 50 horsepower motor powers a smooth quiet ride with attractive pricing and upgraded features across coupe and sedan models.
Hamiota United Church presents Rev. R E McCullagh, pastor, for Sunday services and Sunday School. Morning worship at 11 o'clock on February 1 9 and evening worship at 7 with the sermon What is Your Name, the first of a series titled Queries in Personality. Young people are invited.
Rev N Bc McLenaghen to lead Sunday services on February 1 1931 at Oakner Sanday School at 12 10 p m preaching at 1 30 p m Scotia Sanday School at 12 30 p m and preaching at 2 15 p m Chumah Sanday School at 3 00 p m and preaching service listed.
J F Jordan provides estimates for all building kinds. He handles circular laws gum med tiled and set pictures framed, belts sharpened and all repair work. Phone 144.
A touted remedy claims two meals daily and plenty of water improve digestion. The ad asserts Adlerika clears both upper and lower bowel to remove poisonous waste, relieving gas and sour stomach with a single spoonful, endorsed by B R McNaught, a Hamitca druggist.
The Oakner YPS held a January 14 gathering in the church basement with W. Hathaway presiding. Rev. M. B. McLenaghan led discussion on hypocrisy, nine new members joined, bringing total to five, then games, lunch, and a final blessing closed the event.
A large Orange Hall meeting led by R W Brethour heard P F Bredt, vice president of Manitoba Cooperative Wheat Producers Ltd, discuss the 100 percent marketing pool. He urged full farmer input before joining and disputed Britain facing opposition while noting grain selling figures. A 250 person crowd offered few questions and a motion praised the speaker and directors.
Mrs W H Decker visits daughter Mrs F L Cook. Kenton and Shoal Lake tied 10 10 after three periods. Shoal Lake won 11 10 in overtime. Return game set at Shoal Lake January 29. Local bonspiel begins February 2 with six events and 25000 in prizes. A smoker concert planned at the Municipal Hall February 5.
On January 24 a group of girls gathered at Mary Allan’s home for a surprise shower. Mary McMurachy and Merle Richardson gave aluminium kitchen utensils and a linen table cloth from the YPS. A light lunch followed as the event closed with best wishes for Mary’s future happiness. The YPS met again at Mr J Killoh’s home with about fifty present. Arthur Allan led the business and debate was discussed. Abe Richardson read the class paper before the social committee took charge. A lucky spots game and lunch concluded the gathering with thanks to the hosts.
Gladys Eugena Doran and William George Naylor wed at Isabella on January 21 1931. Rev H S Bowman officiated with Hazel Doran as bridesmaid and Russell Doran as groomsman. The couple departed by train to their Saskatoon home after a turkey dinner reception.
The P'S held a successful January 20 gathering at Mr George Delbridge's home with an open night for the community. After devotion and study the literary committee led a choral and quiz program, ending with a poem read by the editor The next meeting on February 2 will be at the home of Mr and Mrs W McBain under the recreational committee.
The Lavinia Young People Society opened with an organization meeting at Miss Bradley home on January 12 appointing Miss Bradley as president Ralph Cochrane as vice president and Harold Tremaine as secretary treasurer The next meeting is set for January 28 at the secretary s home A February play The Path Across the Hill is being prepared Ellenville WI hosted a whist drive and dance January 17 at Mr Johnson Nunn s home and a similar event is planned January 30 at E W Moonnell s home A dance occurred January 23 at the Hawkins home Guests report a good time District ladies attended a shower January 13 at Mrs Killoh s for Mary Allan bride elect and gifts show the district s affection The News offers best wishes to Miss Allan for happiness
A successful fancy dress carnival was held at Crandall rink on January 16 by the YPS of the United Church, grossing 5700. Judges included Rev A J Radley Mr Bees the school principal and Mrs R L Dickey. Prizes awarded span girls under 14 boys and men categories with multiple winners listed.
In a child friendly meet the under 14 race featured Edith Radley and Freddie Venables leading. Reva Murdock and Whitfield Badd ran strong as the boys race included Wo Douglas and H Gray with Miss Davis in attendance.
Auction of the northwest quarter of section 35 in township 13, range 25 west, Manitoba. property adjoins Crandall townsite with a large frame house, barn, granaries, piggery and henhouse, 100 acres cultivated. sale Monday February 2 1931 at noon, terms require 25 percent deposit and balance per terms to be announced. sale subject to reserve and current year taxes. Bennest & Squibb, vendors' solicitors. Dated December 26 1930.
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