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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 27, 1940
Page
8
Mortgage sale of valuable properties to be offered by public auction on April 6 1040 at A B Rutherford Kenton Manitoba. Parcels include land in Section 3 Township 12 Range 23 and others with details on titles and measurements. Twenty percent cash with balance per terms to be announced. sealed reserved price. contact Allan Laird Davis Haffner Hobkirk for particulars.
Sale of the southwest quarter of section 28 and northeast quarter of section 21 in township 12 range 23 west, Manitoba. Under The Real Property Act and Old System registration, with sale by public auction on Saturday April 6 1940 at 12 noon CST at A B Rutherford Kenton Manitoba. Property includes multiple dwellings and a windmill on about 200 cultivated acres. Twenty percent cash to be paid. reserve price applies. terms to be announced at auction. Vendor’s solicitors Allan Laird Davis Haffner & Borkirk Winnipeg Manitoba.
The 45 year old Mrs. Amy Ellen Grace Kirk died at Birtle Hospital after a two month illness. She was the widow of Fred Amy and mother of five Iola Lawrence Welda Ellwood and William. She leaves her mother four brothers and two sisters Ira Milford William David Mrs Kidd Laura. Funeral Sunday from Chumah Church to Crandall cemetery.
The Hamilton Spectator notes polls show low radio listenership for political addresses. Gallup finds President Roosevelt draws under a third of sets and his Jackson Day speech drew 25 percent tuned in. Canada and Windsor surveys from February show similarly small audiences for national broadcasts.
The Marquette Federal constituency results show Ewbank 6093 votes and Cal RE 4397 with 3901 for a third candidate. Across 15 polls, Glen led in 11 to early tallies.
A Crandall dance at Orange Hall hosted by C O F on Thursday March 2. Y P A met March 18 with Capriellan Mission group in charge and readings on Labrador coast. St Patrick games followed by two lunches wrapped in green paper from a wheelbarrow. Miss Gladys Kirton and Mr L Reaman visiting Yorkton. W M S Easter fundraiser held with Mrs B Whitney presiding. fifteen present. A son, Gordon Everett, born to Mr and Mrs A Wall. Three former Crandall residents spend Easter at home. Crandall school teachers return home for vacation.
In Hamiota Mrs McDougall leads the Young Peoples Class at Mr Paul’s recital with 1 act play The Whole Truth. WMS members hosted by Mrs Hatton for a Good Friday service. Mrs Doherty led a reading by Mrs Cumberland. AL Decker received a Life Membership. Memorials for Mrs Alexander. Upcoming: April 5 Healer at Decker United Church and April 12 W I music event.
An open air Lavinia ice carnival crowned winners across multiple categories on Wednesday March 13. Prizes were awarded for best dressed, best comic, and best dressed and under age groups with couples and open race trophies presented by judges Miss Mabel Angus Mrs A W Kirk and Hugh Alexander.
The weekly gross revenues of the Canadian National Railway System rose to 83,992,472 from 3,199,849 for the previous period. Ernest Johnson of Winnipeg visits his father Fred Johnson. School resumes April 1 at 9 am. Western Manitoba festival set for May 6–7 at Hamiota. Red Cross reports a new bale of supplies and 459 finished articles from Hamiota unit.
A list of holiday visitors to Decker includes Misses Elverera Wyatt Edith Wyatt Ruth Bailey Edna Pangman Charlotte McFarree and Mr and Mrs Edeio Arias Howth and Jack Alexander Recent Winniper visitors named Oakner orchestra headline the social notes.
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