Wheat Train Wreck Near Arrow River Reported
A CN R derailment west of Arrow River involved ten wheat cars and one empty car last Thursday. In the village tax sale notice, three parcels contained errors and corrections are now posted.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 16, 1938
Page
10
A CN R derailment west of Arrow River involved ten wheat cars and one empty car last Thursday. In the village tax sale notice, three parcels contained errors and corrections are now posted.
The notice lists Sunday School at 2.30 p.m. OAK RIVER and Evening Prayer at 3.00 o'clock HAMIOTA and Evening Prayer at 7 o'clock.
Rev T D Barnett to lead service at 11 a.m on Sunday November 20 1938 with A Word About Repentance and Forgiveness. Sunday School at 12 10 p.m. A 7 p.m. special talk to young people Evolution or Revolution Miss Pauline Tennant Arrow River will speak at the Young People meeting after the evening service Visiting youths expected Town folk urged to fill the church.
Birthday congratulations for Edward Cheal of Hamiota born in Windsor England on November 22 1850 prompts readers to submit birth details for a birthday book. The Hamiota grain judging team Geo Fraser and Jimmy Kirk were provincial champions at the Toronto Winter Fair beating Alberta by one point. Obituary notes for Henry Clay Clay founder of Hamiota Hustler and Rapid City Reporter died at 95. United Church Bible class met with over forty attendees on Remembrance Day with speeches and tributes including to Mr Matheson and Mr Cheal.
Mrs J O Wilson hosts Robt King Sr while Don Pollock visits his parents Mr and Mrs H Pollock. Mona Paterson returns to Brandon after a long week end. Town welcomes Mr and Mrs L Campbell. Miss J Stewart from extension service meets with Busy Bee Sewing Club girls.
The quiet ceremony took place at the Morris home in Oakner Manitoba on November five nineteen thirty eight at four in the afternoon. Dorothy Marion Morris wed Clarence William Hodgson son of E L Hodgson of Decker Manitoba with Rev SB Guille officiating. Guests from Goodlands Cardale and Decker attended a supper followed by music and dancing. The couple will reside at Decker.
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