Obituary of Mary Aon Kovlieh in Kerroberts district
Mary Aon Kovlieh wife of Joseph J Cochrane Dycened died suddenly at Kerroberts aged 37. She and her husband lived on the farm later occupied by Walter Hews. eight children survive, eldest 14. Remains sent to Hamilton for burial. funeral in Presbyterian church with Revs. Tarkington and Wood officiating. interment at Hamiota cemetery. Parents in Moline and sister Mrs. Herb Thompson in Decker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerroberte
Mary Aon Kovlieh
Joseph J Cochrane
Kerroberts
Walter Hews
Hamtota
Th Presbyterian Church
E. Tarkington
C. Wood
Hamiota
Moline
Herb, Phompson
Decker
Local Listings and Notices From Hamiota Section
Community notices detail sales of livestock and goods including a Holstein bull and rifles, upcoming events at Me Connell's Hall and a high school tea, plus a charity drive for Belgian relief and a serious threshing accident at W Stevens farm with doctor visit. The text also mentions a barn conversion to a feed stable and a public road dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Pangman
Hadeon
Yorkshire Insurance Money to Loan on Farm Lands
Money to loan on improved farm lands offered by James Orpin Decker Mandy at the lowest current rates through Yorkshire Insurance. Potential borrowers advised to contact for terms and details.
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Taylor
Hamiets
Yorkshire Insurance
James Orpin
Decker
Home Economic Society Plans Meeting and Courses
The Home Economic Society will meet in the Methodist church basement on Tuesday at 3 o clock with Mrs Clarridge and Miss Shier leading the program. A soup making demonstration by Mia hos Kerr is planned. Caroline Senior of the Extension Department will visit Hamiota North on the 7th or 15th to offer a combined course in dressmaking and millinery. members may send their names to the president or secretary.
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The
Home Economic Society
Clarridge
Shier
Mia Hos
Kerr
Caroline
Agricultural College
Hamiota
Isth
Communication on Editorial Responsibility
A note in the paper states that the publication does not assume responsibility for readers' opinions expressed in correspondence. It clarifies the separation between staff views and submitted letters and urges consideration of varying viewpoints.
Infringement of the Liquor Law Letters to the Editor
Fred C. Middleton writes to clarify reports from Winnipeg about liquor violations in Hamiota. He states the local magistrate and police were not charged with breaking the law but with inaction, notes officers did act to prevent recurrence, and explains the Oct 21 incident was unrelated to prior charges.
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Social Service Council
Winnipeg
Hamiota
Aaichad
Fred. C. Middleton
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