McNaught's Drug Store Feature Items
McNaught's Drug Store offers Pear's Transparent Glycerine Soap at 30 cents per cake and Vitalis Hair Tonic in 70 cent and 1.30 dollar sizes. The English glycerine soap is back in stock and available for purchase.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 28, 1952
Page
1
McNaught's Drug Store offers Pear's Transparent Glycerine Soap at 30 cents per cake and Vitalis Hair Tonic in 70 cent and 1.30 dollar sizes. The English glycerine soap is back in stock and available for purchase.
June 1 1952 at Christ Church Hamiota Rev W H Logan rector leads Whitsunday service at 11 am with Church School and an evensong sermon at 7 30 pm as announced in parish notices.
The notice lists morning worship at 11 a.m. conducted by Rev A H E Barber B A with a 2.10 p.m. Sunday School and 7 p.m. Evening Worship. All are welcome.
Pentecostal services listed for Hamiota Gospel Chapel with times. Weekend visit mentions from Winnipeg and Ontario residents. Fire Chief and Fireman attend Manitoba Fire School in Winnipeg. Various visits, W I meeting, North Western Musical Festival Association meeting June 2. Card of thanks for a broken ankle. Oddfellows parade June 1 at 6 30 pm. Oakner Y P A to present play Deacon Dubbs June 6. Engagement announced for Mary Eileen Wray and James Alexander Mair. wedding June 12 in Vancouver.
Manitoba schools will close Monday June 9 1952 announced by Hon W C Miller Minister of Education following Ottawa proclamation naming June 9 1952 as Queen Elizabeth II birthday holiday. Hamiota races set for July 23 and various local events including field days plays and choir broadcasts are noted with dates and venues.
A birthday notice for Mrs. W. W. Lewis of Winnipeg born May 30 1869 in Devonshire England extends warm congratulations. Another birthday tribute honors pioneer Mr. E. E. Pulver of Hamiota born May 30 1880 in Ameliasburg Prince Edward County Ontario.
Frederick S. H. Kennell died at Ham iota Hospital on May 19 1952 aged 70 years 1 month He was born in Upwood Huntingdonshire England and moved to Lenore in 1913 He leaves his wife a daughter Mrs Hutchison Kenton and three sons Charles Roland and George of Oakner The funeral was at Oakner United Church on May 21 with burial in Scotia Cemetery
Daniel G Levenick listed as iL B Damiota Man with a phone reference 26 in the readable entry.
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