Mrs. Cochrane Ellen Wilkinson Dies at 88 in Hamiota
The relatives announce the death of Mrs. Cochrane Ellen Wilkinson at home of her daughter Dassie Cochrane in Hamiota on October 30 1949 aged 89. She was born June 17 1861 in Perth County Ont came to Manitoba in 1900 and lived on a Harding district farm then near Hamiota. She leaves one sister three sons and a daughter thirteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren plus many relatives. Burial at Hamiota Cemetery after a funeral service at Hamiota United Church conducted by Rev A H E Barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Ellen Wilkinson
George Cochrane
Dassie Cochrane
Hamiota United Church
A. H. E. Barber
Perth County
Ont
Komoko
Dassie Irene
Hamiota
Robert Albert
Niagara Falls
Roy Calvin
Wilkinson
E. D. Hudson, Sr
John Killoh
E. W. McConnell
R. Wilson
R. Runchey
J. G. McConnell
C. W. Venables
Maston
A. R. Thornbeck
J. W. Stewart
Wilfred Cochrane
Clarence Cochrane
Albert Cochrane
Richard Beamish
Douglas Beamish
Curling Meeting and Community News From Local District
St Boniface Hospital lists Roger Stewart as patient while J W Stewart attends U G Convention in Winnipeg. Community events include a Halloween party for junior pupils, a farewell gathering for Mr and Mrs Revel in Lyleton area, Women’s Institute annual meeting reporting a 106.61 balance, and Red Cross knitting plans for Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Stewart
St. Boniface Hospital
Women’s Institute
W. L. McConnell
Dixon
McWhirter
A. Knight
W. Cochrane
R. V. McConnell
Taylor
Bridge
Local Classifieds and Community Notices
News items include a new honey for sale with price details from J Robertson in Kenton Manitoba and a call for a Feeds Mill setup in Hamiota with contract grinding and selling. A Rivers Community Hall concert features the C J A T C Band and local performers. Legion Ladies report a meeting and plans for two entertainments to raise funds for the rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
L. Harvey Jones
Sec.treas
Hamiota and District
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Canadian Legion
D. Pedlow
Rink Fund
We Are Not Alone Poem by Jane Dale
Poem speaks of shared sorrow and solidarity in grief. It notes many faces of loss including shattered hopes and unseen pain, yet promises courage to carry on the torch of those who have died. The verse affirms communal support through hardship and enduring faith.
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Hamiota Theatre
Margaret O’brien
Robert Preston
George Murphy
Butch Jenkins
General
Cartoon and News
Dennis Morgan
Dorothy Malone
Dan Defore
Janis Paige
Technicolor
Mror Sale
John Deere
H.C
McCormick-Deering
Masssey-Harris
Oliver
McConnell Bros
Oakner
C.N.R
Pope
Good Town
Lovely Home
F. W. Decker & Sons
Decker
FORD
Ford Tractors
Mrs. Cochrane
DR. IT. A. Hodge
Lavinia
Winnipeg
U.G
Ted Reve
Lytton
Man
Ted Revel
Miss Martin
Roy McConnell
Lyleton
L. V. Tremaine
Beverley Johns
Revel
THE
Manitoba Hide & Fur Company
First & Pacific Ave
Brandon
Jimmy Anderson
Lloyd Sheridan
Rivers
C. J.A.T.C
Vic Scott
A. Sagar
W. B. Bain
Jane Dale
Jasper
Astral Electric
Electric Wiring Contractors
T. Eaton
Winmifes Canada
Daniel G. Levenick, Ll.b
J. M. Williams
Fnones
Colin Lorimer
Duncan’s Barber & Beauty
Ilamiota
Royal Bank
WM. G. Warren
Regina Monumental
Orange Hall
D. Levenick
Vic Edwards
Belcher
Chiropractic Office
Dely Bloch, Verden
Hamiota Hospital
Mrs
Hemphill
Sec
Treas
A. Kelly
Court Hamiota
Tamiota
Manitoba
At & P.m
G. E. Shear Down
John McGhee
Fang
C. George Baizley
Cor. 8Th St
Princess Ave
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