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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
4
The fragment lists a weekly publication published Thursdays by Samiota Eohe Publishing Co in Hamiota Manitoba. It shows subscription rates of 1.5 dollars per year in Canada and 3 dollars in the U.S. plus transient ad pricing and copy deadlines, naming W Venables and W H Josey as proprietors.
The Hamitoa Village Council met June 5 1922 with Mayor presiding. They authorized gravel from the village pit for road repair and ordered notices about closet receptacles. Finance committee reviewed accounts including Hamiota Echo printing and street work payments and approved cheques. Council adjourned.
The notice lists services at Anglican Christ Church with Rector Rev S J Wickens. Morning service at 10 30 am and evening service at 7 pm, with Sunday School at 11 15 am. A former Rector Rev C Wood preached and a new altar cross memorial to the incumbent's father was dedicated, with a new frontal for the altar made by a member of the W A admired.
Rev Geo Lockhart preaches on Jeremiah cast into prison at 7 pm The race you run topics for the day and praise Music by the choir Sunday School and Bible Class at 1210 with orchestra Classes for the day OARNER Sunday School at 2 pm preaching at 3 pm
The last Communion service of the present Pastor will be held at Zion Church next Sunday morning with a meditation titled A Commun ion Meditation. Mr. Douglas will assist the choir in song both morning and evening, evening subject A Knight of the Twentieth Century. Tuxis Boys will attend. Sunday School at 12 10. CHUMAH Sunday School at 2 o clock. Preaching at 3. The church invites all to attend and worship. We announce the departure of Mr R C McLean to Fort Frances. Family leaves in July. Mr Jesse Delbridge Rev C Somerset of Miniota and another Pastor went to Newdale for District meeting. Elmer Dixon accompanied them.
The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Institute was held on Monday. The Cemetery Improvement Committee thanks all who assisted in last Thursday's event, and the Rural Council Cemetery Committee's support made the day a pleasure. A mother asked for aid to secure a layette and worn blankets or clothing. phone 33 for details. Social Service resolutions discussed included advertising movie pictures and enforcing the Manitoba Temperance Act.
A fragmented listing shows a radio concert program with multiple selections and quartette mentions. Names include Willie Riddell, Mrs A Kirk, Mrs Fred Yates, A Kirk, W Dick, Miss Gregg, Allan, and Messrs Dick Squibb Kirk Rogers, plus the Oak River and Hamiota orchestras.
The notice mentions a large crowd expected for the final tour of Bengough the cartoonist at McConnell's Hall on Saturday night. It also notes Patmore Nurseries in Brandon offering four dollars in Special Prizes at the Hamiota fair for hanging basket plants. The Hamiota team defeated Crandall Tuesday to lead the Baseball League with three wins in as many games.
Daily visiting hours for private wards are 3 to 5 pm and 8 to 9 pm. Semi private wards accept visitors 3 to 5 pm on Wednesdays Fridays and Sundays. No more than two visitors per patient at a time. Overnight stays require special permission. A board charge applies. Visitors must register and may not bring parcels without permission.
Percy C W Raymer is listed as commissioner in B A Ete notary public and conveyancer. He advertises real estate and insurance services with options for money to loan on farm and town property. Contact at phone 127, office one door east of Hotel Cecil.
The schedule lists intercity games: Crandall at Shoal Lake on June 2, Shoal Lake at Hamiota on June 16, Hamiota at Crandall on June 19, Shoal Lake at Crandall on June 22, Crandall at Hamiota on June 26, and Hamioota at Shoal Lake on June 28.
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