Community notices from Hamiota region November events
Norman Dale named radio license inspector. Robi Mathieu patient at Hamiet Hospital. Remembrance Day observed with Scotia Fowl Supper postponed to November 15. Auction sale by Chas Peggs Friday on Pope Farm starts 1 pm. Delbridge RN to Prince Albert Sanatorium after month at home. Education week activities and school visit urged. Various meetings include village council nominations November 15. Screenings at Shoal Lake present Trader Horn. Euchre drive and dance November 4 at Orange Hall 830 pm. Baseball club meeting discusses hockey club. Woman's Association meets November 10. McConnell Bros auction sale on Robertson Ross farm. Previous events recap winners of a recent dance. Rev Chas Endicott to speak at United Church November 6. Foresters program tonight with talk on unspent income. Harvest services postponed due to bad roads. updates to follow.
Break-in at Dr Mc Cullagh residence during service
Sunday eve break in at Dr Mc Cullagh residence occurred while evening service was on but nothing was taken. Mr and Mrs Jas Creighton departed Thursday for Kansas City where Jimmy has joined a hockey team.
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F. Morriss
Victoria
B.C
W. J. Stinson
McCullagh
Jas Creighton
Kansas City
Jimmy
Insurance Ad For Portage Mutual and Hartford Purebred
The Portage Mutual lines are carried, claiming to be the oldest in the West. The Hartford Purebred Live Stock Insurance acts as general agent for Continental Life with a capital of 128 million dollars. Kk. W. Alexander Decker solicits patronage and lists phone 8021 in Hamiota.
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Portage Mutual
West
Hartford
Continental Life
Co-Operate Oil Advises Winter Lubrication
The notice urges timely motor oil changes with seasonal oils. It promotes Medium Winter Oil SAE 20 for mild cold and Light Winter SAE 10 for extreme cold, arguing that preventive lubrication protects engines during severe weather.
United Church weekly notes reveal mission scope and local events
Statement No 4 notes that since formation the Canadian United Church has never had a year with fewer than 1325 mission charges within Canada. These missions include city and rural outreaches, marine, school houses, dispensaries and hospitals funded by the Home Mission Board. A Halloween night disturbance caused by youths led to a planned Women's Institute shower for recently burned families. items can be left at Mrs H A McIntosh’s home or the Rest Room, with details from Mrs F Houck or Mrs McCullagh. Also, E Bradshaw and Frank Gibson reported a car accident four miles south of town, car damaged and occupants shaken after skidding into a ditch.
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United Church
Canada
Home Mission Board
Women's Institute
H. A. McIntosh
F. Houck
McCullagh
Messrs
E Bradshaw
Safaways Ltd
Frank Gibson
Hamiota
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Young Women's Auxiliary
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Red & White
Curll
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