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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 13, 1944

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Christ Church and Community Notices from Hamiota 1944

Church announcements list 15th Sunday after Trinity services at Christ Church Hamiota and Hamiota United Church with visits from guests and ministers. Local obituaries and condolences note Pte Edwin Rothnie killed in action and other family bereavements. Scholarships awarded to Crandall School district and Joan Hemphill. Remarks include a 500 year old English tombstone quip and fielded community notices of visitors and missing person Douglas Stone presumed dead.

Lois Dickey Margaret Hyndman Crandall Isbister Joan Hemphill Manitoba Joan United Church George Rothnie Pte Edwin Rothnie

W I Meeting Hamiota Hears Forest Lawn Talk

The Hamiota Women’s Institute met at the Orange Hall on Tuesday afternoon September 5 with Mrs. Chas. Penny presiding. Guest speaker Mrs. Chambers discussed Forest Lawn Cemetery in Los Angeles and reviewed the early work on Hamiota Cemetery. She quoted the Builders Creed, noting Forest Lawn’s aim as a parklike cemetery with perpetual care funded by a permanent fund.

W.I Orange Hall Chas. Penny Chambers Forest Lawn Cemetery Los Angeles California Hamiota Forest Lawn

Passing of Mrs. Ankenman in Saskatoon region noted

Mrs. Laura Ankenman widow of Samuel Ankenman died August 26 at her daughter Mrs. Harry Bell’s home in Bounty Sask at 82. Once lived in Hamiota with relatives Fred Houck still in the area. Family later moved to Outlook and Conquest where daughter Mrs. John Kerr resided. Surviving children include Mrs. John Kerr Sydney Wesley Mrs. Harry Bell and Russell. Mr. Ankenman died a year ago. Mrs. Ankenman had long been in failing health.

Laura Ankenman Samuel Ankenman Harry Bell Bounty Sask Hamiota Fred Houck Outlook Conquest John Kerr Akennman Ankenman Sydney Wesley Russell

Red Cross Dance Planned for Friday Night

The community hosts a Red Cross Dance on Friday September 15 with music by McCallum's orchestra. Mrs R McFeely spent Sunday in Winnipeg. Mrs Mac Angus heads to Saskatoon to visit her brother in law and sister. Mrs D McLennan and Sherrill of Lenore visited the Brandon home. Mr and Mrs Gordon Watt from Flin Flon visit the Watts parents.

Red Cross McCallum R. McFeely Winnipeg Mac Angus Saskatoon J. Kirk D. McLennan and Sherrill Lenore J. Brandon Gordon Watt

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