Former Hamiota Pastor Dies
Funeral services for Dr. Chas. H. Stewart former pastor of Winnipeg St. Paul’s Presbyterian church from 1902 to 1913 were held in Buffalo New York where he died on September 30 1946. Stewart born in Owen Sound Ontario came to Manitoba in 1885 and served in Hamiota Brandon Winnipeg Newark New Jersey and Buffalo. He is survived by his widow Effie Margaret Stewart five sons including J A Miller of Lon- don and other family.
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Chas. H. Stewart
Winnipeg St. Paul's Presbyterian Church
Buffalo
New York
North Presbyterian Church
Dr. Stewart
Owen Sound
Ont
Manitoba
Hamiota
Brandon
Winnipeg
Manitoba College
Franklin Mission
St. Paul’s
North Reformed Church
Newark
New Jersey
Effie Margaret Stewart
J. A. Miller
Lon
Buffalo and Vancouver men named in the record
Don of Ontario and William P and Charles and Norman R of Buffalo join Douglas M of Vancouver in the referenced matter.
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Don, Ont
William P., Charles
Norman R
Buffalo
Douglas M
Vancouver
Women Institute Hears Cancer Talk By Dr. Hudson
The Hamiota Women’s Institute met on Tuesday October 1 in the test Room with Mrs. Chas Penny presiding. Dr. E K Hudson spoke on cancer describing cancer cells as bucking broncho cells, their spread, symptoms to watch for, and the need for public cooperation with doctors. X ray and radium treatments are available, cancer is hereditary but not infectious, and diet is not proven a cause without irritants.
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Women’s Institute
Chas. Penny
Kenton Institute
Ek. Hudson
Hudson
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