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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 13, 1938
Page
10
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear names and roles. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable text.
Guests from Blackpool Saskatchewan Dauphin and Brandon visit in area. A WI home cooking tea sale is held at Mrs E Andrew’s with committee Mrs W Little Mrs E Andrew and Mrs J Russell. Thanks issued for gifts to the Decker Carling club. Youths camping at Clear Lake and a report of Mr Fawn’s serious illness in Hamiota Hapita.
A wedding was solemnized in Augustine Church Winnipex on Friday July let 103S at high noon uniting J Erma Spence daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Spence Emerson Man to John Harvey McIntosh son of Mr and Mrs H A McIntosh HamIota Man The ceremony was conducted by Dr G A Woodside A bridal luncheon followed at St Charles Hotel and the couple left for a short honeymoon before residing in Miniota Mr McIntosh works at the Royal Bank there.
Rev. T. D. Barnett pastors Hamiota United Church with Rev. J. Irwin McKinney of Winnipeg preaching both morning and evening on Sunday July 17 1938. A British and Foreign Bible Society meeting follows the evening service and a Sunday School session is listed at 12.10.
5th Sunday after Trinity July 17 1938 Kinney. Sunday School Rev S B Guille L T 11 30. Joint service United Church followed by British and Foreign Bible Society meeting with Rev J Me. Kenton 3 p.m. Oak River 7 30 p.m. evening prayer.
The Fraser clan met on Saturday July 9 at the Beulah home of Mr and Mrs J A Fraser. Officers elected include Pres W O Freer Oxbow 1st Vice W K Fraser Hamiota 2nd Vice D A Fraser Miniota Sec Mrs P C Fraser Hamiota Treas Mrs Evans Beulah Convenors Mrs Gow Beulah and Mrs K R Fraser Hamiota.
The page lists WANTED livestock and old stock for fox meat with contact numbers in Hamiota. It announces the Hamiota Fair next Friday with entry details to I P Strickland, and notes a 1939 Marconi Radio on display at West End Barber Shop. Other items include planer shavings for insulation, Harding Fair on July 20, and tender notices for painting the Teacher's Residence with July 15 deadline. A prize essay winner announced for junior entrants in Automotive Industries contest.
Mrs WF Johnson and Mrs WJ Pollock hosted twenty friends on July 2 at a Boo Voyage Tea for Mildred Thornton who sails this week for a year exchange teaching near Edinburg Scotland. A handkerchief shower arrived with Olive and Irma Hazlewood and Frances Johnson bringing in the parasol. The yellow and green tea table featured spring flowers with Mrs L A Lindsay and others assisting.
Miss Mary McGee R N of Pine Falls visits her parents Mr and Mrs Juo McGee. Mrs S Laird Miss Ina Smith and Earl Smith drove to Winnipeg and returned Tuesday. Miss Bernice Strachan spends the week at Clear Lake. Ed Burham and Oliver Holmes of Belmont visit Gilmours. Mrs Allan family Beat rice and Victor Sobkowich camping at Sandy Lake. Dunnett and Don McLellen run a boys camp at Salt Lake. Local boys attending include Glen Smith Jack Anderson Bobby Gilmour Colin Lorimer and Keith Strachan. Mrs Horner of Winnipeg visits Mrs Allen. Margaret Coupe of Crandall guests of Bernice Gilmour.
In the matter of the estate of Melissa Jane Spearman late of Hamiota Manitoba deceased all claims against the estate must be sent to the Bank of Commerce Chambers Brandon Manitoba on or before August 13 1985. Dated at Hroaden Manitoba this 2nd day of July 1938.
July 14 to 17 schedule lists matches among players Mrs Alishire Mrs McConnell and others on green No 1. Hudson's score not counted. Schedule completes fourteen games.
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