12 Jul 1939
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 12, 1939
Page
1
Rev T D Barnett and Rev Geo Woodside of Winnipeg will preach at Hamiota United Church on Sunday July 16 1939. Morning sermon The Best Seller and evening sermon When God Bargains. Sunday School at 12 10 p m and evening service at 7 p m. A large turnout is hoped.
Christ Church Hamiota announces no service this Sunday due to the rector's holiday. A service resumes on Sunday July 30 with Rev. S. B. Guille L Th officiating, and Sunday School will be held at 11 30 a m.
At Hamiota Hospital on Wednesday July 5 1939 Mr and Mrs Reg Decker of Decker Manitoba welcomed a daughter. Mrs Wm Padfield of Crandall Manitoba also welcomed a daughter. Harding Fair date set for Wednesday July 19. Wanted old horses and cows for Fox Meat. Farm for sale four section cultivated land near McConnell Station Manitoba priced at 20 per acre with 1500 cash balance options. Echo Office receiving replies. Field demonstration July 20 at 1 30 at John Shanks farm Petta piece testing new wheat oats and barley varieties. farmers invited.
The Hamiota Fair is set for Friday July 21. Local residents and visitors, including the Dillaboughs of Dann Man and the Venables family, are noted in weekend visits and travel. a church service is postponed to July 30 due to the rector's holiday. dances and professional visits are announced. hospital aid seeks donations for fair day meals. a wool product ad promotes Spinwell Wools and related items.
Birthday congratulations run for MR JOS HANNA of Hamiota born at Kirkton Ont July 19 1858 a pioneer of 1878 now connected with The New Marcon Farm Radio Sets reception praised and prices shown at J Gradwell s Barber Shop Hamiota The district saw its worst storm in years with wind rain and hail damaging crops and buildings J O Fraser and Lincoln Beamish reported losses as barns granaries and windows were destroyed A wall of hail measured about a mile wide moved from south of town toward Oak River Pettapiece Cardale with 210 inches of rain in half an hour.
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