Dreams on July 10th at Oakner by local choir
The local choir has been invited to Oakner to perform Dreams on July 10th. Posters announced the event and preparations are complete.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 08, 1936
Page
8
The local choir has been invited to Oakner to perform Dreams on July 10th. Posters announced the event and preparations are complete.
Obituaries note Annie Johnson of Maryfield Saskatchewan died June 18 1934 and was buried June 19 in Maryfield cemetery. Catherine Ann McKellar Bethune of Rivers Manitoba died June 18 1936 at 64, with funeral at Rivers cemetery conducted by Rev. Harland. A public note announces Hamiota Manitoba post office opening July 10 with speakers including Senator Col Mullins. Also included is an iced tea recipe using orange pekoe tea.
The Hamiota United Church schedules a baptismal service at 11 a.m. on Sunday July 12 1936 followed by a Sunday School at 12 10 and a 7 p.m. sermon on Protestantism and good works with the title All your good works are as filthy rags. The sermon invites Orangemen and Protestants to attend. God Save the King.
The Anglican Christ Church announces Rev. S. B. Guille L Th Deacon in Charge leads the Fifth Sunday after Trinity service at 11 30 a m on July 12 1936 with Sunday School at 7 p m and Evensong.
The Heguler Meeting of Court Hamiota No 867 is held in the Orange Hall on the first Wednesday of each month. Visiting Brethren welcome. Peres Devesner and St. Geogsee O'Neill are noted.
The village welcomes a newborn daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Reg Teale. Kenton residents Termaunde and Brandon are wiring the hydro project. W I members attend Oak River convention. Doris Alexander resigns Brookdale primary post. Decker and Sunley families visit Clear Lake. Gordo Higgins family took a Winnipeg trip. Switzer attends provincial WI convention. Jamiesons visit from Ontario to relatives.
A double wedding report from Miniota Manitoba and McConnell Manitoba details Margaret Meryl Hanlin marrying Dr. George Rankin on June 30 1936 with about 300 guests at the Hanlin home and Ivy Graos Lindsay becoming Mrs Jack H Beamish on July 4 1936 at the Lindsay home. Also notes the Rankins plan to live in Winnipeg and Beamish's family connections.
TENDERS will be received for the purchase of hay on the Hamioota Agricultural Grounds and for supplying straw for the Hamiota Fair. Also invites bids for cleaning stables and grounds the day after the Fair. Tenders due Saturday July 11 at 6 pm. Separate tenders may be made for each item or to include all.
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