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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
5
Anglican parish notices announce the 2nd Sunday after Trinity service at 10 15 a m with Holy Communion and Sunday School at 11 a m The morning service aims to include newly confirmed members at the Lord s Table Evening service follows Morning Communion The months of June July and August add a 11 a m morning service and 7 p m evening service plus 3 p m Bible class and 2 p m Sunday School in the afternoon
Mrs Frezer of Kenton presented a pupils recital following the school music exam under Manitoba Governonr Miss Mary Robertson. The examiner praised musical appreciation with pieces by Mrs Freezer pupils and Miss Huadson from Toronto University, whose contralto voice impressed. Mrs Rostron of Hamiota sang and will host Miss Robertson who plans a vocal and instrumental lecture with Christmas week demonstrations.
Local merchants urge readers to place orders for counter check books. The ad promotes low prices and quick supply, inviting businesses to compare costs with competitors and stock up for routine banking needs.
Rev R A Swyers will conclude his ministry at Hamiota with last sermons next Sunday. Services include 11 am divine worship on the theme Forget not all His Benefits, Sunday School at 12 10, 7 pm divine worship on The Unfinished Task. CHUMAH services at 2 pm and 3 pm feature his parting message.
Rev S A Martin will lead morning service at 11 o clock with the Lord's Supper dispensed and baptism of children. Sunday School at 12 10. Evening United Service with Zion Union Church. farewell message from Rev Mr Swyers. Sunday School at 2 p.m. Preaching at 3 p.m. Congregation urged to unite with Zion for the day’s purpose.
Knoc Church Ladies Aid held a June 20 tea and home cooking sale despite heat and limited accommodation. The event raised 35200 for the exchequer, with many donors and volunteers recognized for support including Mr. McNaught and Mrs. Lanham. Mr. Saul Woods, a long-time Oakier district resident, died at 65 after illness. funeral held at his home lawn with Canadian Order of Foresters services.
Jukes and Benedict acquire Noble's Livery Barn and Monty Allshire begins demolition to clear space for a first class barber shop pool room and soda fountain on the main street, a notable landmark removal viewed as an improvement by locals. The Knox Church WMS met June 19 in the church parlor with a strong program, delegates attended the Strathclair Presbyterial and discussed mission work funding and staffing shortages.
The Nova Scotia Tourism Commission reports 63 000 visitors and 6 million dollars in tourism spend. Royal Canadian Mounted Police detachment guards the British Empire Exhibition site after crossing the Atlantic on the Melita. Dominion Tar and Paper plans a Canada wide factory chain with sites secured in Montreal Winnipeg Vancouver and Toronto. February trade shows a 3 173 514 drop in imports year over year but a 2 618 382 rise this year. Ontario highway trees financing changes offer farmers per tree bonuses.
The Province reports over $1,000 paid in wild cat bounties this fiscal year with about 400 claims handled by Lands and Forests to date, comparing with 51 in 1923. Also outlined are railway and cruise plans including the Empress of Scotland Mediterranean cruise, the Trans-Canada Limited schedule resume, and reduced Montreal to Vancouver travel times.
All claims against the above Estate must be filed with the undersigned at Hamiota Manitobagon or before the 21st day of July 1925.
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