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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 15, 1928
Page
8
Christ Church Anglican invites all townspeople to attend Sunday evening services during Lent. G. O. Cowley is student in charge for March 18th and Sunday School starts at 7 o clock with a special appeal for Anglicans to join in worship.
Church services on March 18, 1928 feature morning worship on the Qualities of Love at 1 o clock, Sunday School at 12.10, a 2 pm session. and a 7 pm joint service in Zion. Mid week Knox Church in the evening. Young People met at the Delbridge home with praise for the League of Nations and thanks for hospitality.
Rev J M Wallace will lead morning worship on March 18 1928 at Hamiota with subject The Call of the Christ A children's story follows Sunday School at 12 10 girls and boys session at 7 pm Joint service at Zion church 2 pm Sunday School 3 pm Bootia Sunday School 2 30 pm preaching 3 30 pm Mid week service in Koox church parlor Wednesday at 8 o'clock
Community notices invite Old Linen donations for Hamiota Hospital. A blind entertainer Mr Heth erington speaks at the Community Hall on Thursday March 220d at 8 p.m. Farmers urged to notify F H Squibb for seed orders. Box Social and Dance at the School March 23 to aid the rink. Local option meeting in Orange Hall Monday at 2 p.m. Charity Bonspiel results listed. Various local updates include found wolfhound, prize winners at Brandon Fair, and lodge attendance in Winnipeg.
The Decker Charter issue appears in the paper published for residents of Decker and nearby areas. Editor PF W Decker presents the local charter content likely including municipal guidelines or updated civic provisions.
Two Ford dealers L E Titus of Olympia and William O McKay of Seattle drove a Ford Model A Tudor from Fordson Michigan to Seattle allowing 8 hours 20 minutes rest and total running 75 hours 5 minutes. The 3064 mile winter route crossed open prairies and Rocky Mountain passes with minimal sleep and meals as they braved deep snow and mud.
A Fordson assembly line vehicle begins a cross country run from the Ford Administration Building to Seattle via Ogden Pendleton and Portland. Pilots reach Grand Island then face tougher Rockies routes with snow, aided by Wyoming dealers. Governor Hartley greets the crew in Olympia.
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