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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 07, 1927
Page
8
A public service note invites mutual aid promising reciprocal assistance. The message stresses cooperation and community support as a guiding principle for collective action.
Cottage to rent at The Narrows. Apply to LS Taylor and Hamilton Smeal for ale Shorthorn bull eight months old sired by White Lad grand champion at Brandon Winter Fair 1924 prize rights. Also glasses offered by P Hughes Optician Brandon Manitoba and horse accident in Isabella where John Simms was kicked in the abdomen and rushed to Hamiota Hospital for surgery with serious condition.
Kev W R Allen LTH Curate in Charge presides at Christ Church on Sunday July 10 1927 with Sunday School at 10 15 a m and morning service at 11 o clock followed by an evening service at 7 o clock indicating a full day of worship led by the curate in charge.
Rev J M Wallace will preach at Hamiota 11 am with 12 10 oclock Sunday School and Bible Class at Hamiota. Evening service at 7 pm Rev J Dannett of Beulah preaches Oakner 2 pm with 3 pm preaching and 230 pm Sunday School Scotia 330 pm preaching service at Scotia.
The article outlines Sunday School at 2 15 for Zion and Chumah with missionary program titled Two Business Adventures in Japan prepared by Welcome Bible Class, a 7 pm United service in Knox Church led by Rev J Dunnett, and Lord's Supper administered at 3 pm. A mid week service is planned in Knox Church Wednesday at 7 o'clock.
Despite cold and showers, Hamiota celebrated the Diamond Jubilee with a 2 PM start. School children from Decker, Hamiota, Lavinia, McConnell and Oakner led a parade to Memorial Grounds. W. Dick’s orchestra, Mayor Anderson, Reeve Stewart and J H McConnell gave addresses. A maple tree, wreath, songs, bagpipes, highland dance and sports followed at the Athletic Park. Bronze medals were handed to pupils and fireworks closed the day.
The National Thanksgiving and Memorial Service was held at Memorial Grounds on Sunday evening with Mayor G S Anderson as chairman. A procession of children carried flowers and wreaths from groups including Britannia Fathers of Confederation War Veterans, and speakers Rev W W Allen, Rev E Lund, and Rev J M Wallace addressed attendees.
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