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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
4
The Hamiota Echo printed weekly on Thursdays by Hamiota Echo Publishing Co. Arthur Jeree, Hamiota Man. Subscription is $1.50 per year in advance. Transient ads including wanted, lost, for sale, to let, etc. have rates and deadlines. copy for changes due by Tuesday noon. C W Venables and W H Josey listed.
Zion Church announces a Sunday program headed by Rev Rh E Spence with a sermon More Precious than Gold and choir music. Rev C L Melrvine will preach in the morning and Sunday School or Bible Classes follow. Rally Day on Sept 25 aims to enroll scholars and bring in visitors. CHUMAH service set for 3 pm with Sunday School at 2 pm.
The board moved to apply to the Union Bank of Canada for a credit of $29000 to be repaid within three and a half months. By law No 14 was read a first second and third time and will bear the seal and signatures of the Chair and Secretary-Treasurer. The session adjourned at 9:15 p.m. on motion by Mrs Houck and F Thornton.
The Women's Institute hosted a social at the Methodist Church to welcome new teachers. Attendees enjoyed tables, flowers, music by Carl Heddesheimer Jean Spence and Minnie Morrison, and a coordinated icebreaker. Speeches by local officials celebrated education and cooperation, ending with Auld Lang Syne.
The 16th Sunday after Trinity services included morning and evensong with sermons, Sunday School at 10.30 a.m., and 7 p.m. Evensong. A combined W A meeting for Oak River and Hamiota packed a bale for Lac la Rouge Indian School with a generous clothing collection. A one day Sunday School Teachers Summer School was held at The Narrows with attendees from Hamiota Oak River Shoal Lake and Selsgirth, led by Revs W Bushe J Richardson and S J Wickens, ending with evensong at Shoal Lake Church. Readers urged to visit St Pauls Shoal Lake interior. the east window is described as a gem.
The Consolidated School District of Hamivota No 692 met in the Council Chamber on Saturday September 3 1921 with all members present. The finance committee reported 2101 80 in payments and recommended cheques be issued. discussion touched the starting of a Beginners Class at Easter and seeking ratepayer support.
The Dyeing Team led by Violet Kerr Captain with Helen Bennett and Alice Thring won the bronze medal at Winnipeg demonstrations. College girls Miss Hope Atkinson and Miss Jessie Fraser are praised for their time and training amid 105 girls and 35 competing teams.
Certificate of Title No 20202 will be dispensed with after October 15 1921 upon registration of a dealing affecting Lot 23 Block 6 Crandall Townsite Manitoba. The title held by John Nixon Warren of Miniota farmer is alleged lost or destroyed. Land Titles Office Neepawa September 3 1921 seal.
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