Hamiota Echo Publishes September 10 1947 Issue
The Hamiota Echo notes the publication date of September 10 1947 by publishers C W Venables and W H Josey and lists them as the paper’s officials.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 10, 1947
Page
4
Local residents and visitors head home after holiday weekend
Barbara Jamieson Decker and Melvin Cochrane returned to Winnipeg after Labor Day at their homes here. Norma Bailey is taking Grade XI at Birtle. Hilliard Jamieson of Ontario is visiting sister Mrs. A K Doherty. Mr and Mrs F W Decker left last week for a holiday in London Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jamieson
Melvin Cochrane
Winnipeg
Norma Bailey
Birtle
Mr. Hilliard Jamieson
Ontario
A. K Doherty
F. W. Decker
London
Ont
Farewell Gifts For McNaughtons Before Move
Friends presented Mr. and Mrs. Bill McNaughton with a chenille bed spread a matching wool throw and an end table as they leave Hamida for Morris Manitoba. The community extends best wishes for their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill McNaughton
Hamida
Open Letter of Thanks from a Manitoba Poet
A Manitoba writer thanks Crandall Isa bella Lavinia Decker MacCon nell and Hamiota Institutes for funding a published book of verse. The Women's Institute is praised for years of support aiding the writer’s work and daily perseverance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall
Isabella
Lavinia
Decker, MacConnell
Hamiota
Women’s Institute
W I members resume activities meeting
About thirty members and friends of the W I met in the Rest Room on September 2 with president Mrs. Penny in the chair. After repeating the creed in unison, silence was observed and plans for fall and winter activities discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.I
Penny
C P R Restructures Into Pacific Prairies Eastern Regions
W M Neal announces CPR will divide into three regions Pacific Prairies and Eastern replacing western and eastern lines. W A Mathen becomes vice president of the Prairie region in Winnipeg with a track record in Kenora Medicine Hat Vancouver Calgary and Winnipeg. G H Baillie promoted to vice president of the Pacific region with past posts in Lethbridge Wynyard Vancouver Revelstoke Calgary and Winnipeg. J J MacKay rises to general manager of the Prairie region from Manitoba district. W P Turney moves from Fort William Winnipeg to Ottawa. unknown successor at Quebec district is named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Neal
Canadian Peevtie Railway
Pacific
Praine
C.P.R
W. A. Mathen
Western Lines
Proone
Winnipeg
Mather
West
Kenora
Medicine Hat
Vancouver
Calgary
Iletots
G. H. Baru
Toestern Lines
Vienere Pacific Region
Baillhe
Lethbridge
Wynyard
Manaoer
J. J. MacKay
Manitoba
Provne
MacKay
Ieee
Nelom
Regina
Coloery
Edmonton
W. P. Tuury
Fort Wilian
Mt of Govern
Quebec
Amincituy
Wiynipes
District convention reports and fundraiser canvass planned
The report notes sympathy for the families of Alex Pibowich and Laughlin McLaughlin. Treasurers and committees submitted reports. Canvassers were appointed to raise funds for Cancer Research starting the week of September 29. Mrs. Jasper and Mrs. Alan McPhaden shared notes from the District Convention at Basswood in May. the next district gathering will be in Lenore in 1948. Mesdames L. King, Wm. Park and Irwin led a round table on Bir educational goals for an ideal W I program, followed by a sing song. A dainty lunch and social hour closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Pibowich
Laughlin McLaughlin
Cancer Research Fund
Jasper
Alan McPhaden
Basswood
Lenore
Mesdames L. King
Wm. Park
Irwin
W.I
Campbell Baxter Wedding in United Church Manse
A quiet ceremony united Dorothy Eleanor Baxter and George Alexander Campbell on August 16 1947 at the United Church Manse in McConnell Man officiated by Rev W Rk Welsh. The bride wore a brown suit with rose blouse and brown accessories. They will reside in Harding Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Mansell McConnell
Man
Dorothy Eleanor
Barley Contest Entries Reach Winnipeg Amid Weather Impacts
Carload entries in the 1917 National Barley Contest sponsored by the Brewing and Malt ing industries started arriving in late August at the grain inspection branch in Winnipeg. Weather woes in the southern Western Region have hurt yield and grade, with regional results likely disappointing but all contestants in affected areas on equal footing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Brewing and Malting Industries
Winnipeg
Western
Noisy Harvest: Oline Moves North For Better Quality
Variations in yield and grade show improvement as Oline moves north, suggesting quality product for final judging. A witty line notes a wedding teaches a man about differences between him and her.
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