Hamiota Echo July 11 1945 Issue
The Hamiota Echo page imprint credits publishers C. W. Venables and W. H. Josey and is dated July 11, 1945.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 11, 1945
Page
4
The Hamiota Echo page imprint credits publishers C. W. Venables and W. H. Josey and is dated July 11, 1945.
Rev R W Welsh has accepted a call to serve this Field and will begin on the first Sunday in August. Keith Dixon and Delmer McConnell attended the Boys Camp at Clear Lake on Friday July 6. Bomadier Wilma Cochran arrived overseas. Mr and Mrs Wesley Cochran learn of the news. Keith Bridge visited grandparents in Hamiota last week. Clarence Cochran left Hamiota Hospital July 5 in good health. Mrs Aldrich and family are holidaying at Red Lake Saskatchewan.
Mr J Murray and his family from Moose Jaw visit at Mr Harvey Murray’s home. A fire at Mr Wm Brown’s farm buildings on Tuesday narrowly escaped widespread damage when a straw near the barn caught fire. About thirty neighbors fought the blaze and prevented serious harm.
Mr and Mrs W Brown thank friends who promptly answered the fire alarm at their home The Decker visitors from Winnipeg and Shoal Lake guests at Decker and Lints residences Mr Vinall spoke on East India in Decker Church and the Orrwold district collector was chosen Miss Joss Miss Margaret Joss for Orrwold district New officers reelected at the W L meeting Mrs L Cochrane and Mission Band held a Bailey s graveyard picnic Wes Gregory injured his right hand at a grain loader Mrs W Maddock and family Doreen Hanna spent a week at Carlyle Lake W L district convention reports read at the Tuesday meeting towels donated for Memorial Hall kitchen Mrs
July schedule lists matches at Rink No. 1 with teams Curll Amy Venables Allshire Duncan Venables Hudson Allshire Curll Venables Venables Amy Hudson Venables and Umpires Dr Huds scheduled through July 30.
Ray Wales formerly Eileen Morrison was celebrated with many gifts in a village event. She rode in a decorated wagon pulled by two young farmers Billy Hall and Ronald Hall while Miss Chrissie Lints performed a solo.
Oarner F Sgt Colin Milne has arrived home from overseas and is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs J Milne. Mrs J Dempsey of Flin Flon visits Mrs R McFeely. Mrs Vincent Quinn and family of Earl Grey Sask visit Mr and Mrs W Catto. Mrs John Walker spent the weekend in Brandon. Paratrooper Wilf Watt has arrived home from overseas and visits his parents, Mr and Mrs Wm Watt.
McConnell residents return from Neepawa and Franklin while Miss Swanson spends holidays in Margaret Sask. Mrs Nicholl visits Brandon. Rev W Welsh has accepted a pastorate in McConnell Lavinia and Decker Field. Bob Hodgson builds basement at the Emerson home. N Creighton RN of Brandon visits home. Dr J Arbuthnott and family from Portage la Prairie visit district. Calf Club and Fat Stock Show scheduled for Monday July 23. Miss Knight and Miss Pollock of Winnipeg visit homes. Elevators and annexes nearly emptied this week. P Harvey of Dauphin visits Mrs R Allen and Arthur.
Urgent call for blood donors for the Red Cross Blood Bank. Interested individuals should give their names to Dr. Hudson or the Rev W G Onions.
In loving memory of James E Pulver killed in Normandy on July 4 1944. Time passed quickly and our hearts are crushed by the loss. We hope to meet again and rest in peace. Lovingly remembered by Mother and Dad Sister and Brothers.
The Dominion Experimental Station at Lethbridge warns farmers that failing to control soil drifting may force enforcement of measures. The piece stresses personal responsibility in democracy and notes drifting soil has grown serious across Western Canada this year, risking long term soil damage.
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