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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 21, 1917
Page
4
Publication notes weekly Thursday by Bemiete Frio Patyiehing with subscription costs listed. Advertisement details include wanted lost found and sale notices, with copy deadlines and multiple insertion rules. Associates W Venables and W H Josey appear as office contacts.
The society urges larger meal preparations for the Sunday School Convention on June 27, noting good weather may bring more guests. Proceeds from events will aid Red Cross and patriotic causes. tickets soon on sale. Plans include July 12 theater, a Winnipeg Juvenile Entertainers visit, a fair booth for prisoners of war and Y M C A huts, and thanks from German prisoners.
At a meeting in Hamiota on Thursday the 14th, the Miniota County Orange Lodge unanimously adopted a resolution placing itself on record as favorable to the policy of the Dominion Government.
A lodge statement opposes conscription and general elections, urging party politics to yield to war unity. Signed by Samuel Hazlewood and other lodge officers, the note pledges to focus efforts on winning the war.
The South Shoal Lake County Sunday School Convention meets at Zion Church on Wednesday next with sessions at 10 am 2 15 pm and 7 30 pm. Rev W Ross leads devotional and the President's Address follows at 10 am with committee appointments music reports from departmental superintendents and secretaries.
A detailed schedule lists speakers and topics for a rural Sunday School conference. Highlights include addresses by Mrs. D Iverach and Rev. John Pate, discussions on the modern Sunday School, home church relations, child education, and reports from committees. Luncheons and suppers are planned with local performances and a welcome by Mayor Bennett.
The notice lists an entrance fee of five dollars with first prize one hundred dollars and second prize fifty dollars. An additional entry option shows a three dollar fee with first prize three hundred fifty dollars and second prize twenty five dollars. All entries must be delivered to the Secretary's office by 6 p.m. on July 3.
The listing shows events for mixed doubles ladies doubles and men doubles. It notes a 5.00 entry or fee and references several categories including su zu 4.in and Zin lin TENNIS. The fragment indicates a multi category tennis schedule with varied doubles events.
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