Pope Mre Jas Park Attends Local Meeting and Colt Show Plans
On Thursday an interesting paper on Temperance was read by Mrs Jessie Smith with Mrs Park and Mrs Collie singing a duet. Plans were made for dinner and supper at the Scotia Colt Show on Saturday with Janesith Lunch served by Mr and Mrs Sam Hern and son of Togo Sack visiting. Bernice and Bobby Gilmour joined the Beulah festival and Harold Dickie visited with parents before returning to Texo. All roads lead to Pope Colt Show and Picnic on Saturday June 11.
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Jas Park
Jessie Smith
Park
Mre Collie
Janesith
Sam Hern
Togo
Sack
Harvey Smith
Bernice
Bobby Gilmour
Beulah
Harold Dickie
Texo
Pope Colt
Birthday Congratulations List for Hamiota District
Birthday wishes recognize Mrs. John Dick of Toronto born June 1 1861 Culross Scotland born James Dickie of Hamiota born Mintlaw Scotland June 4 1867 and WM Andrew of Exeter born Elimville Huron County Ontario June 6 1867 Readers may submit birth details of others living or former residents in Hamiota district to the Echo Office for inclusion in a forthcoming birthday book.
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John Dick
Toronto, Ont
Culross, Ont
James Dickie
Hamiota
Man
Mintlaw
Aberdeen
Scotland
WM. Andrew
Exeter, Ont
Elimville
Huron County
Ont
Echo
Rev. S. B. Guille L Th Priest in Charge at Eleven
The fragment notes Rev. S. B. Guille holding the role of Priest in Charge and specifies an 11 o'clock time for a service. No additional context or details are provided in the readable text.
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S. B. Guille, L.th
Community Notes From Decker and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Stanley Bronton returns from Nin Ett Sanitorium after months away. Odd Fellows visit Brandon on May 24. Young People's rally at Isabella yields top baseball scores. Ellery Sonley starts a new farm home. Mr Cumberland undertakes home improvements. O G LT girls and mothers host quilting bee at Mrs Wes Gregory's. Mr and Mrs PF W Doker and Reg Decker tour Balcarres Fort Sand with Mr and Mrs J G McConnell. Norton Sports Day set for June 18 with committee urging full school participation. Parents welcome with children.
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Stanley Bronton
Ninett+ Sanitorium
The
Odd.fellows’ Lodge
Brandon
Young People’s Clase
Isabella
Ellery Sonley
Cumberland
Aso
Wes. Gregory
PF. W. Doker
Reg. Decker
Balcarres
Fort Sand
J. G. McConnell
Hamiota
Isabella Man to Stand Trial for Manslaughter
Harry Miller of Isabella Manitoba was committed for trial on May 26 after appearing before Magistrate Fleming at Minnedosa charged with manslaughter in the April 27 accident at the correction line south of Isabella. The case involves alcohol use before the crash that killed 10 year old Eileen Clarke, with bail set at 2000 and two bonds of 1000.
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Harry Miller
Isabella
Man
Fleming
Minnedosa
Miniota
Eileen Isabel Clarke
Clarke
Geo. A. Eakins
K C
Crown
W. G. Ferguson
Gordon Heise
Birtle
ED. Hudson
R K Chalmers
J.B. Fraser
Bayfield
Speers
Shoal Lake
R.O.M.P
World’s Future Owners Sermon At Hamiota United Church
Hamiota United Church advertises a Sunday service on June 12 1938 with the sermon titled The World’s Future Owners It asks if the world belongs to Hitler and references a 1918 scholarly remark at world war’s end The notice also lists a 12 10 Sunday School and a 7 pm session The theme suggests baptism notes and parental notification to the pastor.
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Hitler
Bowling Schedule Firet Named Knke on each day play on green No 1
Schedule lists daily pairings for bowling on green No. 1 with players including J P Moore Mrs Allabire W O Carll G Fraser Mrs Hodson C Venabies Mrs J McConnell Dr Hudson O Jamieson G Fraser Mrs Allahire Mrs Hudson W O Carll O Venables J P Moore Mrs McConnell Dr Hudson Dr Hudson noted. Games start at 7 oclock sharp.
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Firet
Knke
J._P. Moore
Mrs. Allabire
W. O. Carll
G. Fraser
Mrs. Hodson
C. Venabies
J. McConnell
Dr. Hudson
O. Jamieson
Mre. Allahire
Mrs. Hudson
O. Venables
J. P. Moore
Mre McConnell
Mra. Allebire
W. Carll_Mre. Badson
Dr Hadson
Geo Freser
Obituary: Caroline Mary Cowan Pioneer Resident of Hamiota
Mrs Caroline Mary Cowan died after a brief illness on May 16 1938 at her daughter’s home in Medicine Hat Alberta She was in her 90th year born near Harrisons Ontario and lived in Harrison Clifford Manitoba Winnipeg Brandon Rapid City and Virden A pioneer widow of William John Cowan she leaves five children two wives grandchildren and is interred in Hamiota Manitoba Funeral services were held in Medicine Hat and Hamiota with Rev Barnett and Rev Batcher officiating.
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Caroline Mary Cowan
N. A. Wait
Fleet Street
Medicine Hat
Alta
Cowan
Harrsoo
Ontario
Harrison
Clifford
Richard and
Mary Ann Beamish
Manitoba
Hamiota
Winnipeg
Brandon
Rapid City
Virden
William John Cowan
Norman A. Wait
Alberta
Alexander Beamish
Calgary
Richard Frederick
Fresno
California
Cynthia May
Mra
F. V. van Norman
Vancouver
B.C
Harold Edward
North Battleford
Saskatchewan
Nott Funeral Chapel
Mr. Batcher
St. Barnabas Church
Hamiota United Church
T. D. Barnett
Hamiota notices and local events roundup cross Manitoba
Resignations from Dr Glinz and Miss Walley announced. Christ Church W A Tea and Sale of Work in Rest Room slated for Saturday. Hamiota Baseball loses to Miniota 6 4. Earl Whimster of Winnipeg visits grandparents S Kirk. Golden wedding for Mr and Mrs P Heddesheimer of Winnipeg. Spring permanent advertised at Hamiota Beauty Parlor. Sheridan's Nursery offers Tomato Plants 25c doz 4 for $1.00. Bradwardine Sports Day June 15 features 1st prize 50, 2nd 25, 3rd 10 with meals on grounds. Stacey's Beauty Salon Virden offers two French Oil Waves for 6 50 June 6–18.
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Christ Church
W.A
Manitoba
Sheridan
Hamiota
Bradwardine
Stacey
Virden
Man
North Western Manitoba Musical Competition Festival Held in Hamiota
The tenth annual event in Hamiota on May 17 and 18 drew 427 entries. Adjudicators Filmer E. Hubble and Miss Ethel Kinley noted improvements in contestants singing and music rendering. A prize winner program closed with a popular evening of entertainment.
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Manitoba
Hamiota
Filmer
E. Hubble
Ethel Kinley
Winnipeg
Figures In A Book: Canadian Banking Under Scrutiny
In 1935 commentary by Viscount Snowden stresses banks cannot create credit by writing figures in a book. Canadian chartered banks, with strong liquidity, rely on real assets and deposits. The piece argues profits remain low, deposits require borrower demand, and money creation arises from real productive activity not mere bookkeeping.
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Canada
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Orange Hall
Franklin Baooxs
Georer O' Neri Ree -Bee
W. J. Burgess
Hamiota Hospital
Oxnas
Penny
Mrs. Hemphill
Sec Treas
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D. McConnell
Phome
C. Semmes
Kenton
Oak River
Decker
Norton
Fox Food
M. A. Woods
Phone 40
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Treherne
Mrs
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Pendleton
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Colonsay, Sask
John Hibbert
Geo. Moir
Jean
C. W. Venables
Pope
Scotia
C. L. Anderson
Dr. Glinz
Miss Walley
Earl Whimster
Mrs. S. Kirk
P. Heddesheimer
M. Smith
Jan Chambers
Toronto
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Viscount Snowden of
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Philip Snowden
Viscount Snowden
Great Britain
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Wople
Ottawa
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