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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 04, 1926
Page
4
Rev T B Bauer presides as incumbent. Sunday March 4 1926 marks the third Sunday in Lent with 3 pm service and Sunday School Blue Clans. Mid week Lenten services held Thursdays at 7 pm for each week through Good Friday. evenings at the church not exceeding one hour.
Zion United Church announces morning worship at 1 o'clock led by Rev E Land and at 7 o'clock a united evening service led by Rev S A Martin. Sunday School at 12 10 with Mise Wood’s class presenting “The Mite Box Convention.” February mid week service moves to Knox Church Wednesdays at eight o'clock.
Chamah Celled Church Sunday School at 2 pm and preaching service at 3 pm Rev S A Martin will preach. The end of the first financial year of the United Church of Canada is drawing near March 31. Zion Church will close its year on March 21 and hold a congregational meeting Friday evening March 26 for reports and election of officers. United Churches of Ham Iota to be visited by Rev D J Craig and Mr McBrerney from Sunday March 28 for two weeks and seek cooperation.
Rev S A Martina presides at Knox Oakner and Scotia United Churches with morning service at 11 o clock in Hamiota and Sunday School at 12 10. Evening service at 7 00 features a United service in Zion United Church with Rev Ed Land as preacher.
The new arrangements begin with a midweek prayer and praise service on Tuesday at Koox Chore Sipm. From March 28 to April 14 Rev D Craig of Toronto and Mr J McBretney will lead at Hamiota United Churches under the United Church of Canada. March 19 features a recital by Miss Edna Reed with a 2 pm preaching service and 3 pm Sunday School. Rev E Lund to preach. Scotia Sunday School at 2:30 and preaching at 3:30 pm.
The regular meeting of Court Hamiota No 567 was held at the Orange Hall on the first Wednesday of each month. Visiting brethren were welcomed as part of the session chaired by key officers.
Banff extends the carnival from February 3 to 17 with visits by expert skiers and snowshoers guiding tours, dog teams and ponies available for rides, and mountain runs to Lake Minnewanka. A world championship dog derby, ski jumping on the new Banff jump, and eight ladies hockey teams compete for the Alpine Club of Canada Cup amid speed and figure skating exhibitions.
Adelaide Annie Mitchell wife of the late James K. Mitchell died after months of illness at Hamiota hospital. Survived by two children Douglas and Constance. Funeral held Sunday at United Church with Rev. Brady delivering a fitting tribute. Communitynotes record deep local esteem as pallbearers and wreaths testified. Two rinks attempted to lift the McConnell cup in Hamiota Friday.
The Manitoba Wheat Pool launches a drive starting March 10 to add 6000 members, aiming for a total of 22,000. Officials note last year’s growth from 0 to 16,000 members and stress international Wheat Pool cooperation, with Manitoba seeking broader home enrollment to lead Canadian co‑operatives.
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