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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 05, 1950
Page
6
Publication pricing details show the Hamiota Echo charging 2.00 per year in advance and 2.50 for mail to the United States. Published by F S Venables and W W Venables in July 1959.
Oarner and Maude Hainsworth of Washida visited Mr. and Mrs. F Bates with Misses Mabel Hainsworth. Jean Smyth of Brandon spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W J Smyth. Mrs H Lawson with Leigh and Les stayed in Waldron Sask with Waites for their 40th anniversary. E H Fleming of Shortdale visited Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Fleming. Orval McDonald and family of Dawson Creek B C spent Monday with the Flemings.
Lavinia School closed on Thursday June 29. Staff movements include Miss Long to Virden Miss Martin to Transcona and Miss Muriel McConnell to Victoria B C to teach Home Economics Muriel also takes a teaching post in Armstrong B C W A and W M S plan a July 12 meeting at 2 p m with Mrs Laverne McConnell Mr and Mrs Mervyn McConnell visited Winnipeg last week Others spent time in Winnipeg Clear Lake Elkhorn and Foxwarren various relatives hosting holidays and weekend visits
Miss Marjorie Knight of Winnipeg visits with Mr and Mrs R J Knight. Miss Joyce Richardson of Brandon stays with her parents Mr and Mrs J C Richardson. Arnold Richardson attends Winnipeg summer school. A McCulloch visits Winnipeg for summer. Miss E Tibbetts stays with her parents in Binsearth. Bob Fowle returns from Winnipeg for holidays. Mrs J Searth and the girls holiday at Clear Lake.
Relatives and friends gathered Monday June 19 to honor Richard Bernard Cochrane 79 at Shoal Lake after his death June 17 1950. He was born December 4 1870 in Bruce County Int. and moved west in 1902 to farm near Lavinia before settling in Shoal Lake. Survived by wife Annie Maud Thornbeck three sons Ralph Bernard William Albert James Edward and two daughters Mrs Wilkinson Cochrane and Mrs Marshal Findlay. Burial in Shoal Lake cemetery with Rev Dr Pearson officiating. Pallbearers included R C Cochrane W W Cochrane C Rk Cochrane L W Cochrane and L Beamish. Honorary pallbearer Messrs.
A formal notice lists individuals including Stewart C Lock, N Telford, Grieve W Beamish Mc Leod C Solomon Runchey O Gordon W Telford and R Hadger, indicating participation in a forthcoming community outreach event organized by local groups.
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