Christ Church Hamiota Announces No Service Sunday
The Christ Church congregation in Hamiota returns no service on Sunday October 11 1942 leaving parishioners with prayers at home or elsewhere as announced.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 07, 1942
Page
8
The Christ Church congregation in Hamiota returns no service on Sunday October 11 1942 leaving parishioners with prayers at home or elsewhere as announced.
Anniversary services announced for Sunday October 11 1942 at Hamiota United Church with guest speaker Rev Evan Richards from Oakland. Services at 1 00 p m and 7 00 p m. Church School for the fall will begin.
Rev. W. M. Turnbull presides at McConnell Church service 11 a.m. Sunday School 12. Decker Sunday School 12.30 p.m. Church service 1.30 p.m. Lavinia Sunday School 2 p.m. Church service 3 p.m.
In loving memory of Marion Stein wife of R P Watt who died in Hamiota Hospital on October 4 1941. She was loving kind upright and just to the end of her days Beautiful memories she left behind Inserted by her husband son Robert and family.
Decker school hosts missionary Rev Duncan McLeod from Formosa speaking to children and parents on Thursday. Mrs Edson Boyd of Brandon visits Decker. Cancer Week relief collectors Mrs L W Cochrane and Mrs A H Gill seek cash donations. Dr E D Hudson of Hamiota to address WI on October 14. Local residents establish new home on farm northeast of Decker. Communion service conducted by Rev W M Turnbull. Community mourns Jos Quin of Crandall. Ben Wyatt sells a horse for 200 dollars to an Eastern firm. Dorothy Cox and Mrs H Cox visit Winnipeg. Decker United Church anniversary set for October 18 with Rev J W King preaching at 2 and 7:30 pm.
Manitoba hog production boosts wartime effort through selective breeding, improved feeding, disease control, and timely marketing. Canada pledges 675 million pounds of bacon and pork products to Britain in 1943, requiring about 5.6 million hogs, or 100,000 per week, while meeting domestic needs and supplying foundation stock. Manitoba farmers commit to Canada's full share.
Friends gathered at the home of Mrs. C. W. Venables on September 23 1942 to honor Miss Jessie Little. A Chesterfield chair and silver casserole were presented after an address by Miss Mollie Morrice.
Birthday greetings record several residents from Manitoba and England with birth dates ranging October 10 to 15 across Ham ilton Ontario to Bunfermolina Scotland. The Echo invites readers to submit names birthplaces and dates to augment the list for publication near each birthday.
On Sunday October 4 1942 Mr and Mrs Wilbert Bray of Oak River Manitoba welcomed a fourth daughter. The notice reminds residents not to discard auto license plates as 1943 plates will reuse the same numbers with two small 1943 overlays required to replace 1942 plates.
The gross revenues of the Canadian National Railways System for the week ending September 21, 1942 rose by 5,248,000 compared with the same period in 1941, indicating a strong wartime performance. The report notes figures of 6.350000 and 1,898,000 as part of the revenue change.
The appeal invites readers to purchase War Savings Certificates as a national effort to fund war needs and defend democracy. Citizens are urged to lend their money through government bonds to aid wartime efforts and security.
Public auction at Meonnel Brothers in Hamiota on October 16 1942 at noon for farmland comprising North Half and South East Quarter of Section 15 13 22 W with 380 acres cultivated 300 summer fallow, clay loam soil, well water, fenced, buildings including dwelling and barn. 20 percent cash, remainder per sale terms. Vendor solicitors Pitbladd Hoskin Grundy Bennett Drummond-Hay Winnipeg.
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