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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 24, 1917
Page
4
Transient advertisements including weather lost and found items and sale notices. Rates listed at 1.00 per annum with U.S. and period specifics. Copy for changes due by noon Tuesday to secure same week publication. signatures C. W. Venables and W. H. Josey.
Knox church announces Sunday worship led by Rev. RB Ledingham with morning subject Realizing Life's Great Purpose and evening topic Those who Encourage. Sabbath school follows the morning service and visitors are welcome. Junior C E meeting set for 4 15 Wednesday. Senior E will pause until September.
Zion Methodist Church schedules Sunday sermons on The Gift of Enmity and a conflict of the ages from Genesis 3 15. An evening patriotic service honors Empire Day with special sermon. Friday includes annual congregational meeting at 8 30. Reports and two addresses by Inspector Morrison and pastor. Ice cream and cake after. Wesley Hazlewood named lay rep to District Meeting. Knox church prayer and Bible study midweek. next Sunday Sacrament Sundays and reception of members. Congregation meeting Monday.
The Ellenville Patriotic Society will hold a bazaar and home cooking sale plus a junk sale at the Mc Connell home eight miles north of Ham iota and a quarter mile west near Ed MecConnell's on June 7 in the evening. Tables will be set. Tea may be served. Admission is 5 cents for adults and 2 1 2 cents for children over seven. E W Mc Connell and Jas Reid lead the junk sale.
The Isabella and Orrwold congregations will hold a two week ballot among members and adherents to decide on forming a United Church. The move follows long discussion about church union.
At Anwoth Mr and Mrs Jas Brown were surprised with a gift of a cut glass berry bowl for Mrs C Brown in appreciation of her organist work. Rev S P Riddell is invited to stay another year. Harding Church reports a strong year with solid finances and a June 17 anniversary address by Prof Reynolds. Wheat sales and cattle proceeds total about $5,700. Miss Swan delivered a China missionary address and will return to Ontario after a visit home.
In the matter of Shoes the Pioneer Stores Hamiota advertise footwear for men women and children at 35 percent below catalogue prices. The notice urges district wearers to know the sale offers significant savings on current values.
Communication notes state responses from SOP indicate CPIb pressures not to hold ourselves responsible. details suggest internal guidance and cautions in addressing the issue.
In a letter to The Echo, Fred C Midleton notes that May 29 and 30 are set for provincial voter registration in Hamiets district. He urges eligible women 21 and over to register at the Orange Hall in Hamioa and other listed locations, emphasizing personal registration and noting upcoming local celebrations and fair dates. The appeal urges all eligible women to register to secure their voting rights.
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