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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 15, 1935
Page
8
A textile listing promotes Festival Visitors Cordu-ray Fabric noted for its heavy cord through the material. It highlights many styles and a special price of 2.9.
The funeral of William Beamish aged 89, who died May 6 1935 after a long illness, was held May 8 from Lavinia United Church to Harding Cemetery. Rev A A Carruthers officiated. pallbearers included nephews Ralph, Lou, Wilkinson Cochrane, Douglas, Richard Beamish, and grandson Jack Beamish. Survived by five sons Imer E Wells BC Samuel R High Prairie AB W H H KM R W and two daughters Maud Wilkie Chapple ON and Margaret Grieves Wells BC.
The Oakner United charge lists church services and Sunday School times for Oakner Scotia and Chumah locations. Oakner at 11 a.m. church service and 12 p.m. Sunday School. Scotia at 1:30 p.m. church service and 2:30 p.m. Sunday School. Chumah at 2:15 p.m. Sunday School and 3:00 p.m. church service. Reverend J. Dunnett officiates.
Mrs Fleming, visiting with her daughter Mrs C L Anderson, departed last week for the summer at her old Arrow River home. Fay Smith suffered a double arm fracture while playing. Rev J Dunnett attended the Presbytery meeting in Russell with delegates from Chumah WMS and WMS Presbyterial. Mothers Day service attracted many despite snow bound roads. Drama Festival sessions at Miniota drew crowds. Live Stock Association continued weekly fat stock shipments.
At Hamiota Hospital multiple births announced in late April to early May 1935. Names include families from Hamiota McConnell Oakner and surrounding Manitoba communities. Entries record a son for John Russell, a son for H Nicholls, a son for W Allen, a child for Georges Sim, and a daughter for W Miller.
A woman who changes her hair color is said by the preacher to commit a sin and not go to heaven when she dyes. If religion changes nothing for tempers it changes nothing for souls. He who plants thorns should never go barefoot.
Ida Leola Mansell and Frank H. Haight wed at United Church Manse Hamliota on May 2 1935. Rev K Barnett officiated baptism style reception followed at the bride’s home with a three tier cake. Newlyweds plan to reside at 1759 York Street Regina Sask.
Crandall United Church holds worship at 11 am and 7 30 pm with Sunday School at 12 10 pm Palmerston hosts a 2 pm Sunday School and 3 pm worship service.
Rev A A Carruthers to lead Sunday services at Lavinia Orrwold and McConnell locations with J Quinton presiding at 11 a m. Sunday School at 3 p m. Minister to oversee further services 1 30 p m at Orrwold and 4 15 p m at McConnell Rural Church Sunday May 26 with R H Fusee visiting Manitoba Conference Layman's Association president.
On the Fourth Sunday after Easter May 19 1935 Christ Church holds a morning service with Sunday School and an evensong and sermon. The address titled The Mother of a Statesman argues for greater influence of mothers in Israel and challenges listeners to consider where Moses gained his leadership power.
A church event explores music and faith with subjects including Why Must There Be a Future Life and What Lies Beyond. It features a Music message declaring I Am Music and notes a gathering where old favorites will be sung next Sunday evening.
A boy can carry townbound items and deliver messages between farms using a bicycle. He enjoys the healthful exercise and minimal running costs. The CCM bicycle offers features not found in others, with fourteen styles priced from $32.50 to $80.00 and guaranteed quality.
A prominent cinema page touts a film featuring Ann Harding Clive Brook Otto Kruger and Dickie Moore with Maurice Chevalier as a special attraction on May 24th and 25th in one of the season's big hits.
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