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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 06, 1928
Page
8
Church calendar lists Holy Communion on the first Sunday each month and September 1928. Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity worship at 10 am followed by Sunday School at 11 am. Holy Communion and sermon at 7 pm with Evening Prayer daily including Morning Prayer at 10 am and Evening Prayer at 5 pm.
On Sunday September 9 1928 Zion and Chumah United Churches present Lt O elock leading morning worship with The Fearlessness of Jesus a girls and boys message Up the Watch 1210 Sunday school and Bible classes aim to recruit banner class Wake it next Sunday 2 pm Chumah Sunday School and Bible classes preaching service 3 o'clock Pastor in charge Rev E Lund leads 7 pm joint service in Knox church theme The Finest of the Wheat All welcome.
Rev J M Wallace preaches at Hamiota at 11 with a foundation message and a boys and girls story. Joint service in Knox at 2 with The Finest of the Wheat. Rev E Lund preaches evening hour. Mrs Cunningham and Miss G A Me Connell sing Whispering Hope. Sunday School times noted for Ornar Scotia and Knox midweek 8 pm service.
Miss Mabel Richardson hosted a Thursday farewell tea for Ivy Clack who left Sunday to attend Brandon Normal school. Also noted are the Gregorys moving from town, Bawlf elevator assignment for John Gregory, re opening of McConnell School with staff E F Hays Wm Andrew Grace McConnell, Decker anniversary in October, Robt Mathison’s arm injury, widespread threshing, high yields with J M Fraser wheat 374 bushels per acre and district's best crop in years.
The Decker Chatter is issued for the residents of Decker and nearby areas by FPF. W. Decker, Foiter.
An editorial questions whether shopping locally offers better courtesy from familiar merchants than dealing with strangers, suggesting neighborhood familiarity improves service and personal treatment.
Advertises a range of McCormick Deering disc harrows in all sizes for autumn use to cultivate stubble land and promote growth of crops including wild oats. Mentions a woman who began public life as a speaker of the house.
A humorous quip laments a Scotsman who pulled his children from classes to focus on attention, reflecting on parental sacrifice and educational priorities.
Sunday October 21 and Tuesday October 23 are reserved for Lavinia’s anniversary and a fowl supper. The Christ Church Dramatic Club plans its season premiere in early November with date and program to be announced later. A Prairie chicken shooting season is closed. Duck season runs September 15 to November 20. licenses required. shooting without permission prohibited. A serious accident injured Nick Yarchuk when his pitchfork struck him during stocking duties. he underwent surgery at Hamiota Hospital and is improving. A Royal Air Force tour will feature Canadian concerts led by Flight Lieutenant Shin A Amers with Tapend performing across Canada from coast to coast.
A New Jersey girl reportedly had a tooth removed from her ear, triggering humor among schoolboys about biting off more than one can chew, while noting that for the school boy nothing beats success.
An ad extols the McCormick Deering manure spreader as top in its class urging use this season to replenish soil. It frames durable equipment for farmers to haul stable manure and supports crop growth amid heavy seasons. A street conversation card slips in humor about visiting a doctor and a wife, reflecting everyday scenes.
A local feature highlights the charm and pride of a small town. The piece underscores community ties, familiar streets, and hometown events that define everyday life for residents. It celebrates shared memories and neighborhood identity.
A concise proverb appears as a brief item noting that proactive measures save trouble later, emphasizing prudence and planning to avoid inevitable complaints and problems. The short line underscores practical wisdom over reactive griping.
A fragmented dialogue piece features a hen speaking of a thief and a farmer, with lines about hooks on a costume and eyes on the scene. The text hints at a rural setting and a purchase that must prove satisfactory or be resolved.
Advertisers urged to bring copy on Tuesdays as ads cannot be changed on Thursdays. The Sheep and Swine Breeders' Association of Manitoba plans small sales at the Winter Fair Buildings in Brandon on October 24 and 25.
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