Swelds Store News Price Cut on Socks and Pairs
Swelds announces socks at 75 cents a pair and a larger offer at 1.29 a pair, presenting promotional pricing in its store news brief.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 09, 1930
Page
8
Christ Church and United Church Sunday Services
On Sunday July 13 1930 Christ Church Anglican with Mr L Harris in charge holds Sunday School at 10 40 am and Holy Communion celebrated by Rev C Wood. Hamiota United Church led by Rev R E McCullagh has morning worship at 11 am Sunday School and Bible Classes at 12 10 pm and evening service at 7 pm.
Oakner and Scotia United Churches Plan Sunday Services
Rev M B McLenaghan will conduct services at Oakner on Sunday July 6 1930 with an 11 pm worship, 12 10 pm Sunday School at Oakner. Bootia hosts 12 30 pm Sunday School and 1 30 pm preaching. Himah offers 2 15 pm Sunday School and 3 pm preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MecLenaghan
Weekend Fruit Store Hours Notice
The Store will be closed all day Tuesday and open all day Thursday. Friday hours are 1 to 5 p.m.
McKenzie Bridge Wedding in Taabellk On Lawn Arch
Eldest daughter Ethel Marian married Joan Tally son of Mr and Mrs W K McKenzie Brandon Man Rev H Rowan officiated under an arch of peonies and bleeding hearts. A reception followed and the newlyweds planned a motor trip to Banff before settling in Rapid City district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M J Bridge
Taabellk
Ethel Marian
Joan Tally
W K McKenzie
Brandon
H Rowan
Bleeding Hearts
Banff
Points West
Rapid City
Maud
Nora
Gladys
Donald McKenzie
A. Deans
Margaret
Archie
Melita
Man
Jean Hea
Marjorie Kum
Ninga
the Titmus
A. Whittick
Sybil Bell
Fraser
McDermot Ave
McCormick Deering Windrow Harvester Promises 75 Percent Savings
A McCormick Deering windrow harvester and combine claims to cut harvesting and threshing costs by at least 75 percent. The machine forms windrows, promotes curing through airflow, and turns harvesting into a family farm project even with a stationary tractor. Census year triplets become a humorous aside from the proud father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick Deering
Fraser Clan Holds Annual Gathering in Hamiota Hall
The Fraser Clan held its twentieth annual gathering on Friday July 4 in the Hamiota agricultural grounds dining hall. Ninety members attended as officers were elected including President H A Fraser Winnipeg and Secretary Mrs G S Fraser Hamleta. A program of sports for juniors followed and a vote set July 2 for next year’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
H. A. Fraser
Winniipex
Man
J Moss Fraser
F.C Fraser
Miniota
G S. Fraser
Hamleta
Mra
C A Steele
Winnipeg
WA Fraser
M. LA
Oxbow Sask
Ladies’ Hospital
Sale of church property proposed by Hamiota trustees
The Trustees of the Hamiota United Church invite bids for the Parsonage, the Knox Church building, pews and fixtures, with offers accepted for buildings or fixtures separately. BB McNaught, secretary, Board of Trustees, Hamiota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota United Church
Knox Church
BB McNaught
Hamiota
Storm Damage Hits Shoal Lake District Crops
A severe Monday night storm with hail and strong winds caused major crop damage in the Shoal Lake district where grain lay down heavily. Many crop loss claims for hail and insurance adjustments reached about fifty percent, while anticipated events like the Shoal Lake Camp at The Narrows from July 14 to 21 look promising with a strong leadership team in place. The medical health officer Robt. F. Yule, MD, certified sanitary conditions at the South end of Shoal Lake as satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoal Lake
Robt. F. Yule
Hamiota Fair and Shoal Lake Camp Dates Noted
The Hamiota Fair is scheduled for Friday July eighth and the Family Vacation Camp will run July fourteen to twenty first at the south end of Shoal Lake. Officials remind residents to mark these dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Leishman
Hamiota
Dr. Hudson
Shoal Lake
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sweld's Store News
Sweld's
Ken Tweed Coats
Christ Church
Mr L Harris
Trinity
C. Wood
R E McCullagh
Oakner, Chumah& Scotia United Churches
M B McLenaghan
Oakner
Bootia
Himah
Wee Simian
Silvertow
Teaedrich
RVI
Develoweet
Eedrich Silvertown
Geedrich Silvertowns
Bs Seteal
Standartire
Nm Roodrich
Silvertown
Goodrich
Gooodrich
Silvertowns
I‘ Foodrich
Bond
Cloodrich Silvertown
Servier
Goodrich Silvertown
Gibson Motors
McKenzie
Bripcee
Fraser— Whittick
First Presbyterian Church
Manee Portage la Prairie
Mabel
Whittick
Hugh A. Fraser
Wm. Bell
Decker
McCormick -Deering
Binder
F. W. Decker
the Harvester Company
Anatomy
Decker, Man
Detroit Coloreds Giants
Virden
Tours
G. W. Spearman
W.A. Robertson
McNaughts Drug Store
Hamiota, On
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