18 Oct 1950
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 18, 1950
Page
1
McNaughts Drug Store advertises masks and Halloween items including LSE FACES HALLOWE N HATS TABLE CLOTHS CANDLES and INAL S4am ps of Suckers Dennison s Halloween costumes with GHOSTS DEVILS BO PEEPS CLOWNS and more all at 39c Rugby Special heavy rubber rugby balls $1 25 Sarna k herbal remedy $1 35 Odor Ban electric deodorizer $1 98 plugs in for 45 seconds and can be used with medicated tablets for colds sinus trouble
Christ Church Hamiota Reverend W H Logan Rector holds 19th Sunday after Trinity service at 11 a.m with Martins and Sermon. St George's Kenton conducts Holy Eucharist at 9 a.m.
The notice lists morning worship at 12.10, Sunday School, and evening worship at 7 p.m. led by Rev. A. H. E. Barber B.A. All are welcome.
The Hamiota Gospel Chapel and United Church announce services and guest speakers. National Sunday School director Rev J Montgomery will speak Oct 22. Anniversary events at the United Church set for Nov 5 and 6. Ball club and YP U meetings scheduled Oct 22 and Oct 30. Other items include a baby sitter ad, a death notice for Mrs Simmie, a card of thanks, and notices about the Hamiota Cooking Club Achievment Night.
The death of Margaret Mc Donald, widow of the late Jas D Mathison, occurred Monday October 9 1950 at her home in Hamiota after a long illness. She was 73 years 1 month 18 days. Born in Kincardine Ont she moved with her parents to Shoal Lake in 1896 and married in 1905. Survived by two daughters Mrs Harvey Murray Decker and Maud at home four sons Clark Bruce John and Frank all of Hamiota fifteen grandchildren two brothers Gib Mc Donald Vancouver Malcolm Mc Donald Strathelair three sisters Mrs Kate Crawford Mrs M Black and Mrs O T Gamey Strathelair.
H A Purdy of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce will speak at the local Chamber of Commerce monthly meeting in the Rest Room on Tuesday Oct 24 at 8 00 pm. He tours Manitoba reporting on Banff Alta meeting and will discuss local problems and answer questions.
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