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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 11, 1933
Page
6
Pastor Rev R E B McCullagh leads Hamiota United Church with morning worship at 11 o clock and Bible classes at 12 10 o clock Sunday. Evening worship follows.
Reverend N B McLennagshen preaches at 11 am with Sunday School at 12 10 pm. Scotia Sunday School at 12 30 pm. Chumana Service at 2 15 pm with Sunday School at 3 00 pm and preaching service afterward.
Hamiota horseshoe players visited Elkhorn on Saturday and won most games in double and single matches. Represented by A Riddell L Ganse Wm Simpson and F Anderson the visitors enjoyed the outing. At Hamiota Hospital on October 5 1933 Mr and Mrs Norman Kirk welcomed a son. On October 8 1933 Mr and Mrs A E Antrew welcomed a son at Hamiota Hospital.
Oakner won 317 to 0 in a match held Monday in Osakner. Hamiota players included Mable Hudson and Gertrude Fraser. Oakner lineup featured Birnice Anderson and Mae Brandon. Referees were D. McLennan of Oakner and Rattan of Hamiota. Oakner School forms a literary society with officers Olive Strachan and James Anderson. First meeting October 3 sets plans for Halloween dance October 27 at Oakner Hall.
The Central Western Manitoba Musical Festival Association announces its officers for the ensuing year. Hon. Presidents include D. E. Fraser of Kenton and G. H. Ruttan of Hamiota with F. H. Squibb as president, Wm. Dick as vice-president, J. W. Clark as recording secretary, and J. P. Moore as treasurer. District directors and festival committee members are listed by town, including numerous Mrs. and Miss names across Hamiota Kenton Shoal Lake Miniota Oak River Crandall Lenore and other communities.
Mr and E B Homath and Mr and Mrs C Webb and family toured the KFYR broadcasting station in Bismarck on Monday. The Women’s Institute held its regular meeting on Tuesday October 1 at 3 pm in the Orange Hall with a Newcomers’ program, music, a pie contest, and lunch. The library needs donated books via Mrs J White. The institute’s next meeting is November 7 for the annual meeting and officer election. Ladies are invited and a Foods and Nutrition class signup is requested for Mrs F Houck.
The community reports holidays spent by Decker and Hanna families in Brandon Edmonton and Calgary. Fowl suppers at Shorch and Orrwold attract large crowds with readings by local residents and sketches by Arrow River talent. Laymen’s service featured a special address by E Wo McConnell.
Auction sale by J E Allingham of farm stock and implements on his farm two miles north and one mile west of Decker Friday Oct 13 at 10 oclock. Hamiota council meets Saturday Oct 14 at 10am. Grasshopper egg destruction urged by University of Manitoba entomology. Young People Society of Hamiota United Church hosts first fall meeting Oct 3. delegates planned for Miniota convention. next meeting Oct 17. Mrs Curries class invited.
The notice lists Sunday School at 11.30 a.m. and a Sunday evening service at 7 o'clock p.m. for the church.
Andrew Maitland son of Alex Maitland was shot with a .22 rifle on Monday. The bullet entered his hip and emerged above the knee. The service at Christ Church on Sunday evening was conducted by Mr Smith of Shoal Lake, father of Mr A. E Smith, Hamiota.
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