Vote on Local Option By-law in Ham iota hotel decision
J P Moore major announces a village by law repeal vote on November 24 at Orange Hall Ham iota. The outcome will determine whether the village keeps a beer parlor local option hotel or undergoes a full remodel or closing if repealed. Eligible voters twenty one plus British subjects residing in Manitoba vote.
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Gilbert Plains
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Village council backs beer parlor bid and hotel sale
Hamiota council endorses a proposed hotel license and beer parlor, arguing a licensed hotel would advance village interests while pledging to oppose a renewal of liquor beyond three years if standards aren’t met.
WEDDINGS IN KENTON AND BRANDON MAN USHERED BY FAMILIES
A pair of 1939 weddings unfold in Manitoba. Violet Evelyn Wilson marries Clarence E Good at United Church Kenton with family and friends attending. The couple plan to reside in Lenore and travel to the States for a short honeymoon. A second ceremony in Brandon unites Alexina Milne and Ivan Leroy Kirk with a formal dinner and travel dress described. they will live near Decker, Manitoba.
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United Church
Kenton, Man
Violet Evelyn
States
Lenore
Man
First United Church
Brandon
Alexina
John Milne
Oakner Man
Ivan Leroy Kirk
Ra Kirk
Crandal Man
S J Parsons
Two Weddings In Hamiota Area From McLeod and Johnston Families
A double wedding report from Hamiota Manitoba details Wilmot Kirk and Helen Viola McLeod marrying in a Nov 11 1939 ceremony at home of RR Kirk with 41 guests and a Winnipeg honeymoon. The second union, Alice Viola McLeod and Garnet Elwyn Johnston, occurred Nov 18 1939 at Crandall with 35 guests and a brief auto honeymoon.
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RR. Kirk
Hamiota
Man
Wilmot
Helen Viola
Thos McLeod
Shoal Lake
T D Barnett
Hamiet
Clifford
Roy Kirk
Sadie
John Smith
Chumah Man
Alice Viola
Garnet Elwyn Johnston
W. H Johnston
Crandall
H. McFarlane
Crandal
Herbert Smith
Velma
Olive Smith
Campaign in Victoria Pushes Dry Town Vote
Citizens rally against beer parlors urging a dry town vote. Leaders, professionals, youth and sports figures unite to back prohibition as a path to self respect and safe homes. Vote on the appointed day. staying home defeats the effort.
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Victoria
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