Mc Connell United Church to Hold Anniversary Services
The Mc Connell United Church schedules anniversary services for Sunday at 11 am with Rev Simpson of Shoa Lake as speaker. A fowl supper and lecture by Rev G Abernethy of Portage la Prairie follow in the hall. Admission 40c and 25c.
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McConnell United Church
Simpson
Shoa Lake
G. Abernethy
Portage la Prairie
Abernethy
Portage
Jack Anderson
Fort Francis
Uni
Jack
Special Survey Act Notice for Hamiota Lands Hearing 1939
Public Notice under the Special Survey Act of Manitoba announces a special survey in Hamiota to correct or establish land boundaries and roadways. A hearing is set for October 28 1939 at 10 a.m. in Winnipeg to receive complaints before submitting plans to the Lieutenant Governor in Council.
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Manitoba
Hamiota
Province of
Legislative
Winnipeg
Richardson Visitors in Winnipeg Early Week
Mr and Mrs Jos Richardson were visitors to Winnipeg the fore part of the week.
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Jos. Richardson
Winnipeg
Youth Training Course in Agriculture for Hamiota
Hamiota selected as Youth Training centre for an agriculture course under federal and provincial auspices. A council committee will run a program from November 1 to December 22 open to 16 to 30 year olds with free tuition and $10 monthly board support if needed. Applications to Registrar, Youth Training Centre, Hamiota. The course emphasizes practical agriculture with livestock poultry and grain judging and local problems feature.
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Hamiota
One-Dish Dinner: Fish Stew with Soccotash Salad Dessert
A practical day plan for busy households presents a one dish dinner menu. Stew of mixed fish and soccotash uses left over fish with pork and seasonings, plus a fish stock splash. Salad combines cold potatoes and carrots with mayonnaise. Dessert features orange slices with sugar and coconut.
Auction Sales: Daisy Munshaw on Abraham Curry Estate
Auction notices list sales by Mrs. Daisy Dr. Munshaw executrix of Abraham Curry Estate on Section 30-14-23 near Hamiota with horses cattle and implements. Sale starts 1:30. McConnell Bros. auctioneers. Also farm sale of Fred English on Section 18-12-22 with Bradwardine gear 24-26 steel separator. sale starts 2:30. Stanley Grey auctioneer. Another sale for Agnes Munshaw on Section 8-15-23 north of Hamiota with cattle and implements. Sale starts 1:30. Bills for list. McConnell Bros. auctioneers.
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Daisy Dr. Munshaw
Abraham Curry
Hamiota
McConnell Bros
Fred
English
North
Bradwardine
Geo White
Stanley Grey
Agnes Munshaw
Elizabeth Mary Gray and Alex Craig wed in Winnipeg ceremony
Elizabeth Mary Gray daughter of Mrs Geo Gray and the late Geo Gray of Crandall Manitoba married Alex T Craig of Morden Manitoba at St Thomas Anglican Church Winnipeg on September 23 1939 at 1150 am Rev J Rogers officiated. The bride wore Queen's blue crepe with rust bouquet of Johanna Hill roses attended by Edna Langston in a blue dress with red roses. The groom was aided by Fred Hadorn Morden. They will reside in Morden Manitoba.
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Elizabeth Mary
Geo Gray
Geo. Crray
Crandall
Man
Alex. T. Craig
Morden
J. Craig
Strathaven
Scotland
St. Thomas Anglican Church
Winnipeg
J Rogers
Johanna Hill
Edna Langston
Fred Hadorn
History bunk and eggs in sermons and ads
A collage of notices and ads includes Henry Ford quote about history being bunk, a revival sermon announcement by Rev. Jas Savage in Hamiota United Church, and insurance offers from Portage Mutual Fire Insurance Company plus life and pension products from Continental Life Company of Canada. The Dominion Business College Winnipeg course offer appears with a 23 percent cash discount. E W Alexander, district manager, Decker Manitoba, signs.
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P.c
Dominion Business College
Winnipeg
Echo Office
Henry Ford
Jas. Savage
Hamiota United Church
Portage Mutual Fire Insurance Company
West
Continental Life Company of Canada
E. W. Alexander
Decker, Man
Victoria Votes Against Beer Parlors in 1939 Referendum
On August 24 1939 Victoria rejected beer parlors by a 1669 vote marking the third defeat of the proposal. Steveston nearby had endured beer parlors since 1924 while local airports rice fields and fish canneries lay nearby. Temperance Secretary WM 8 notes the apparent sentiment.
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Victoria
Steveston
Vancouver
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W. J. Burgess
F. M. Coombs
Main Road South
Hamiota Hospital
Chas. Penny
Mrs. Hemphill
Sec
Treas
J. M. Williams
Inman
Hamida
Court Hamiota
Franklin Brooks
George O'Neil
Ralway
McConnell
Richardson
Kippen
G, W. Thompson
Wm. Arbuthnott
Killarney
Bill
Flier Fion
R. L. Arbathnott
W. J. Major
Shoal Lake Picture Show
Man IN the
Louis Hayward
Joan Bennett
FOX News
Criag ~ Gray
Craig
Morden, Man
Army and Navy Veterans In
Canada
Orange Hall
W.G. Goth
J. H. McConnell
McConnell’s Hall
Clark Fraser
Reeve Robt
Pearson
J. P. Moore
The
Hamiota Echo
C. W. Venables W
OH. Josey
Dunkins
L. S. Taylor
Insurance and Loan Agency
Moore's Meat Market
Dominion-Provincial
Dominion
Provincial
Hamiota, Manitoba
Daniel G. Levenick
Macalne
Adventure
Eerie Iy
Woman's Home Companion
National Home Monthly
Canadian Horticulture & Home Magazine
Family Herald & Weekly Star
Free Press
Prairie Farmer
Parents’ Magazine
T Rod & Gun
Country Guide
Nor'West Farmer
Liberty Magazine
True Story Magazine
Newsweek
Collier’s Weekly
Christian Herald
Magazine Digest
Screenland
McCall's Magazine
Science and Discovery
Silver Screen
Woman’s Home Companion
Ilture & Home
Family Ad & Weekly Star
Free Press Prairie Peer
Rod & Gun
Nor’ West Armer
Post Office
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