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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 14, 1933
Page
6
I will be in Hamiota weekly to estimate repair jobs and offer lower prices and better service. Bring repairs on Thursday to know the cost and requirements. urgent work left will receive immediate attention. I also repair spectacles gramophones guns and typewriters with small adjustments while you wait.
Janet Douglas widow of John Bray of Palmerston district died Monday June 15 1933 aged 68. Funeral service conducted by Rev A J Radley, burial at Kinsmore cemetery. Six nephews Gordon Lloyd Wilfred Arnold Richard and James Douglas served as pallbearers. Survived by son Harvey and four daughters Nellie Stella Mrs Rees Pope Man and Mrs Hitchcock Lenore, plus brother James Douglas of Crandall.
Public auction of the North half of Section Twenty one in Township Thirteen, Range Twenty-two West, Manitoba. Sale set for Tuesday June 24 at noon in Hamilton Manitoba, with 60 cultivated acres and 125 summer fallow acres, including a 22x22 siding house and several outbuildings. Twenty percent cash deposit, 3 percent reserve bid. terms to be announced. Vendor solicitors Scarth & Guild, Winnipeg.
Decker leaves for Ontario to spend a month while Mrs Teale visits Winnipeg for the Provincial W I convention. Rev A J Carrothers attended Winnipeg Conference. Local Mission under Mrs L Cochrane earns high standing in Birtle Presbytery one point from top. Junior and Senior CGLT led by Mrs Teale and Miss Grace McConnell gain Provincial recognition. F W Decker and family visited Balcarres Sask over weekend. Nurse Johnston, attending Mrs Elizabeth Alexander, left for Winnipeg. Mrs Alexander recovering well. Miss Doria Linta, Brandon College honors recipient, returns home for summer. Mrs Jacket of Winnipeg vacates for her mother Mrs E Andrew.
Canadian Pacific Crop Report dated June 3 praises widespread rains and extraordinary growth across the prairie provinces. Grass is plentiful, bay crop prospects improve, and land is ready for summer fallowing. Wheat seeding largely complete in Saskatchewan and Alberta. oats and barley nearly finished. Frost reached north central Alberta with no damage reported.
Court Hamiota No 367 COF hosted Court Jubilee Brandon on Wednesday with 60 attendees due to bad weather. S C Berridge from the High Court Executive attended as Court Arrow River Crandall was well represented. Six candidates were initiated by the Hamiota Degree team with one into Jubilee Brandon and five into Arrow River Crandall. A social hour followed with refreshments.
Mr Findlay born in Rapid City and educated in Brandon. After overseas service he joined the Prince Edward Hotel staff in Brandon in 1919, rose to Chief Accountant at Fort Garry Winnipeg, and now becomes manager of the Brandon hotel where he first started as a clerk. He is well known across Manitoba.
The Chumah W M S met Tuesday May 30 at Mrs McLenaghen's Hamiota home with 21 members and seven visitors. Mrs Jno Smith Jr presided. A temperance pageant was performed by Mrs Houck, Pearl Smith, Doris Delbridge and Florence Stewart. Reports from Isabella Presby terial were read by several members. A social was planned for June 14 and a clothing drive discussed. A lunch followed the benediction.
The Grand Stand hosts the Bird of Paradise produced by Thavin, a Chicago impresario. Over 60 performers headline with vaudeville acts and a first appearance beyond Europe. Thaviu’s international symphonic band features exclusively Canadian musicians from the Prairie Provinces.
At Hamiota Hospital on Saturday June 3 1933 a son was born to Mr and Mrs P Brown of Oakner Manitoba. At Hamiota Manitoba on Saturday June 10 1933 a son named Kenneth Clark was born to Mr and Mrs Clark Matheson of Hamiota Manitoba.
The Hamiota fair date is scheduled for Friday July 21. A scholarship offer from Dominion Business College will be disposed of at an attractive cash rate. apply at the Echo Office.
A council meeting set Hamiota Sports Day for Wednesday June 2. The program includes baseball softball for school children and boreeshoes with Hamiota Brass Band in attendance. Further details appear on the bills.
Morning worship at 1210 o'clock with Sunday School and Bible Classes, followed by evening worship at seven o'clock.
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