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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 07, 1934
Page
8
Rev T D Barnett to lead Armistice Day observance at Hamiota United Church next Sunday at 10 50 AM The program includes hymns psalms prayers and a two minute silence with a post service address Peace or War 2 by Rev Barnett Also returned men to assemble at 10 30 AM for parade to the service
Christ Church announces Armistice Day observances including Sunday School at 11 30 a m Evensong and sermon on Armistice Day observance and a community service at United Church 10 50 a m on Sunday A Mothers and Little Helpers service on November 21 at 3 30 p m with tea served afterwards Christ Church W A bazaar on November 17 in the Orange Hall featuring refreshments Fancy Work Home Cooking stalls Tea Cup Reading and more
Crandall United Church led by Rev. HHH. Kippen holds worship at 11 a.m. Sunday School at 12 10 p.m. and a second worship at 7 30 p.m. Palmerston hosts Sunday School at 2 p.m. and a worship service at 3 p.m.
Dr Samuel Murdoch McLeod of Viacount Saskatchewan died October 27 1934 at Winnipeg General Hospital aged 45. A funeral was held October 29 at Mordue Bros. and he was buried at Assiniboine Memorial Park with Canadian Legion honors. He was born in Duluth Minnesota and had lived in Hamiota district 23 years. A 1919 dentistry graduate, he served overseas with the Canadian Army Dental Corps. Surviving are his mother Mrs E McLeod and sister Mrs M Moore of Oakner. Pallbearers included doctors Brimcombe Weyburn Kerster Ogema Kers ter Lafleche and Brown Assiniboia and W Sutherland Winnipeg.
About twenty five friends gathered Thursday evening October at the home of Mies Dorie Di Bridge for a miscellaneous shower honoring bride elect Ethel Hazelwood of November. Pink and white streamers adorned the rooms as Florence Stewart presented the gifts with a miniature bride and groom Olive and Lorne Hazelwood drawing the gifts on a decorated dinner wagon. The remainder of the evening featured games and refreshments. Assistants included Misses Florence Stewart, Olive Stewart, Grace Millar, Pearl Smith and Laura Kirk.
Rev. T. D. Barnett presented figures on total WWI cost and daily England expenditures, arguing 25 percent income tax and vast naval costs burden society. He contrasted armament spend with Birmingham housing needs and warned of future warfare horrors including gas, radio controlled planes, and moral decline, urging pursuit of higher aims. The meeting was led by the Christian Fellowship Committee.
A surprise flower was sent to Mrs J M Richardson on Wednesday evening in honor of her daughter Mrs Herold Hargreaves who expressed thanks for gifts. The WLM Ss bank meeting is Sunday at 7 30 with talks on Peace and Thanksgiving. The Pig Club, Horticultural Society, and town improvement committee held annual meetings with officers elected and diplomas awarded for lawn garden and fruit displays.
In memoriam for Sarah Richardson who died November 8 1933, with family prayers and notices of a Euchre Drive and Dance in the Orange Hall. Stray livestock alert a white yearling calf and a two month old pig. Hamiota Players presented Aunt Emma Sees it Through with strong performances. Village rate payers meet November 12 at 8 pm in the Council Chamber. nominations for Mayor and three Councillors due November 13 in the Orange Hall, with retiring officials Burgess Beattie Dick and McNaught, and nominations for three School Trustees for the Consolidated School of Hamiota.
The Sweet heart of Styma Chi featuring Mary Cactishe and Buster Crabe will be shown at the Orange Hall Saturday night with a comedy Hodge-Podge and News Reel. Two shows at 7 30 and 9 30 with admission 25 and 1wc. Ratepayers of Hamiota meet Tuesday at ten o clock for reports and councillor nominations for Wards 4 5 6 from 1 to 2 pm. Ratepayers meeting starts at 10 am.
Receipts show income for two plays and dance events totaling 201.30 with 127.90 net sent to the Secretary of New Rink Fund. Expenses include ball tent 30.00 royalty on play 25.00 advertising 6.00 rent of scenery 30.0, orchestra and wax 425, and other minor costs absorbed by caste members.
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