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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 23, 1932
Page
4
The regular meeting of Court Hamiota No 367 was held in the Lodge room with good turnout despite bad roads. Officers prepare for upcoming decisions and nominations for next year as Grace Rebekah Lodge No 35 challenges in a debate set for fuller details later.
The article notes 1930 Canadian production values for l’vckey sticks and tennis rackets, census totals of 10,353,778 with Ontario the largest province, and outlines winter events from Banff to Quebec including a dog derby, moose trophies, and a new Communications Department at Canadian Pacific Railway with WD Nei l as general manager.
A doctor explains that tuberculosis is caused by the tubercle bacillus which spreads from infected humans or animals. Overcrowding and fatigue aid transmission but sunlight and drying can kill germs outside the body. Children may contract TB from raw milk from diseased cows.
Health authorities explain how tuberculosis transmits through sputum and direct contact. A Canadian health education note invites questions to the Medical Association. Manitoba home management groups in Hamiota report 106 members across eight groups with leaders planning more lessons and built in conveniences sessions.
The Hamiota Young People's Society gathered over fifty at the church parlour on Tuesday November 15 with Agnes Fraser leading devotion and Grace Currie offering prayer. Douglas Rattan and Tom Lemon spoke on Will India become Christian and Who is India, with a piano solo by Mise Wilkinson.
The Court Hamilton No 367 held an annual At Home in Orange Hall on Friday evening with a splendid musical program. Performers included Mrs G H Ruttan Mrs G Collie Miss Kirkland of Oakner and Mrs L Lindsay who presented a dialogue. Two sketches followed by Belcher and Angus and then Mr and Mrs E B Homuth Mrs C G Webb and Miss G McConnell amused the audience.
Dancing drew many guests while eleven euchre tables offered an alternative. In the winners list Mrs D Roberts led ladies with Mrs J Wood second. gentlemen took first E B Homuth and second W Woods.
Hamiota Lodge No. SSL 1 OOke holds meetings in the Orange Hall Hamiota on the 4th Monday evening monthly. Visiting Brethren welcome. Read by F Brooks Anderson.
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