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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 20, 1928
Page
12
Scotia church marks its anniversary this Sunday October 28 with services conducted by Rev. W. T. Brady of Crandall. An evening program and fowl supper are planned for Monday October 29. Prices are requested for old linen needed for Hamicta Hospital.
The Curate in Charge Rev John Frank MA presides at Holy Communion first Sunday monthly. On Sunday September 23 1928 the Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity services include 10 am Morning Prayer, 11 am Sunday School, 7 pm Litany and sermon. Daily prayers at 10 am and 5 pm with church open for prayer. A memorial service honors Reverend W R Allen on Sunday September 30 at 11 am.
In Hamiota on Sunday September 23 1928 Rev J M Wallace will preach at 11 am on I Sanctify Myself Mrs Cunningham a former Hamiota resident will sing A boys and girls story 1210 Sunday School 7 pm joint Knox service with Rev E Lund in charge in Oarner 2 pm preaching service Sunday School 3 pm Scotia 230 pm Sunday service 330 pm Midweek service in Knox church Wednesday at 8 pm
Rev Lund leads morning worship on First Things First with Sunday school on The Worm in the Well. Temperance Sunday events include a 2 pm Sunday School and Bible classes, a 3 pm Women’s Missionary Service by Mrs Elliott, and a 7 pm joint Knox church service with contralto Marion Henderson. Rally day set for Sept 30 with Zion anniversary Oct 21–22. Rev Millson to speak Sept 30 at Oakner Scotia and Zion Hamiota services at 7 pm.
Published in the interests of the people of Decker and surrounding district by FLW. Decker editor notes community information and public notices for residents.
Farmers note Decker's peach crop remains strong despite other crops failing. Many peaches are cling varieties, and the threshing machines are humming as favorable weather supports the annual harvest.
Farmers urged to buy McCormick Deering Engine and Vessel Feed Grinder in any size at a reasonable figure. The ad promotes genuine parts and asks why pay a neighbor to crush when the machine can do the work.
A shopper notes how McCormick Deering gas engines power farm chores from fanning mills to washing machines and cream separators. The piece jokes about travel, weather, and sledding as snow approaches while promoting the engine line.
On a sunny Sunday Pat brings out his shaving tools on the back porch. Mrs McGinnis peers over the fence and jokes about outdoor grooming, while Mrs Murphy quips about fur lined concerns and Phant’s bothering presence.
For sale old established millinery business of the late Mrs Hess in Oak River. Large investment secures popular business with room for development. Open Sunday October 21 and Tuesday October 23 for Lavinia anniversary and fowl supper. Box 69 Oak River Man 45tp.
Nellie Powrie Davidson aged 31 died September 16 1928 at McBride BC from double pneumonia. Beloved wife of Charles Mc Nab and sister in law of Mrs Charles Dickie Oakner Manitoba. Sincerely mourned by family and friends.
The text laments equal day and night limiting work and sleep. It notes the paradox of a confirmed liar who sometimes speaks truth, suggesting mistrust but acknowledging occasional accuracy in their words.
Fore sale notice lists a large quantity of Yorkshire weanlings born August 1. Contact Thos Rutherford Kelloe Man for sale details by phone. Also notes the Presbytery of Hirtle meets at Knox and Zion United churches in Hamiota on October 2 3 with Tuesday conference and Wednesday business plus a public gathering. WMS annual Zion service featured Mrs W T Brady Crandall. offering of 25.75 dollars boosts local society funds.
Advice to younger readers urges honesty, modesty, and diligence. It cautions that even rogues can appear polished, emphasizes guarding small expenses, and stresses choosing effort over idleness while aiming for fair pay.
Humorous quip notes that garters worn around the neck would necessitate longer socks, reflecting a playful style of fashion wit.
Local notice asks advertisers to submit ad copy by Tuesday for the upcoming issue and states ads cannot be changed on Thursdays. No further details provided.
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