Real Estate Investments Phone 45 Hamiota
Real estate investment notice mentions contact numbers 45 Hamiota and 76 with reference to property inquiries. No clear actions, dates, or entities beyond these digits and place appear in readable text.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 01, 1967
Page
3
Real estate investment notice mentions contact numbers 45 Hamiota and 76 with reference to property inquiries. No clear actions, dates, or entities beyond these digits and place appear in readable text.
Mrs. Ivan Routledge and family mourn the sudden passing of Mr. Robert Routledge with sympathy extended to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Anderson in Mrs. Andersons grandmother’s death. Lawrence Tremaine of Portage la Prairie visited the Riddell and Rankin homes. Oakner Consolidated School District electors met and urged the Board to auction the barn and interior contents in the second week of November, November 8 at 2:00 pm at Mrs. F James's home.
Oak River News reports Mrs. John Rockley will represent Decker Wisconsin as a delegate to the Leadership School in Brandon this week. Eight 4H members and leaders toured the Knitting Factory and Hospital for Mental Diseases in Brandon Saturday. Regular WI meeting set for November 2 with Miss Trudy Holtman as guest speaker.
About seventy five neighbors and relatives gathered October 23 at Rebekah Hall to bid Jack and Jewel Ebell farewell before moving to Victoria. They received a wall clock and desk set, with address by Robert Hopley and a presentation by Mrs. Alex Black. The Progressive Visit included a luncheon. Their son Dr. Lorne Ebell lives in Victoria. Mrs. Frank McPhaden attends Brandon Leadership School and visits daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Gregorash.
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