Hamiota Echo Publisher Details September 26 1945
The Hamiota Echo lists C. W. Venables and W. H. Josey as publishers with the issue dated September 26 1945. It reflects a small town newspaper release from that period.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 26, 1945
Page
4
The Hamiota Echo lists C. W. Venables and W. H. Josey as publishers with the issue dated September 26 1945. It reflects a small town newspaper release from that period.
Montreal national chairman William M. Birks announces a Canadian drive to collect serviceable used clothing for liberated European nations. Garments will be distributed free to war ravaged areas under UNRRA guidance with local committees in each community.
Mrs. Ellen Delamater of Oak River Manitoba died at home on Friday September 14 1945 aged 85. Born March 18 1860 in Ripley Ontario she lived in High Bluff and Bradwardine before settling in Oak River. Survived by five daughters and three sons, two sisters. funeral September 16 at United Church Oak River burial in Oak River cemetery with grandsons as pallbearers.
Mrs. M. J. McDonald widow of the late John McDonald Crandall Manitoba died in Fort McMurray British Columbia on Tuesday July 31 1945 at age 93. She was born Brussels Ontario June 2 1852 and lived near Hamiota Manitoba then farmed north of Miniota before 1931. Survived by three sons Wesley Cameron and Alex and five daughters Mrs W Thompson Mrs W G Reid Mrs John Gunson Mrs J Lawson and Mrs R Richardson of Whitecourt plus 34 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren.
Lavinia announces an anniversary service on Sunday October 21 and a fowl supper on Tuesday October 23. Admission is 60 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.
Pte Phyllis Ball and Pte Earl Baird of Camp Shilo spend 48 hour leave at Mr and Mrs W G Ball home. On Sept 19 a welcome home dance at the school house honored Eddie Williams and Jack Foxton of the airforce with addresses by Harvey Skinner and Art Aldrich. The South Group led the evening and all enjoyed. Mrs Thompson received an electric table lamp from North Northwest Group at Mrs M Bridge’s home with presentation by Mrs M Lief. lunch and social followed.
Rusty Marvel announces Line Elevators Farm Service in Winnipeg Manitoba now offers seed testing for wheat oats barley rye and flax. Tests cover germination weed seeds bunt smuts other diseases and mechanical damage with varietal purity checks optional next summer. Samples must be 4 to 6 ounces with envelopes provided by Line Elevators agents.
Mr. O Newton McConnell returns from Winnipeg on Monday. War Work Committee requests used clothing to be left at Allen's store or with Mrs J C Richardson. Rodney Parker buys the Alex Tomlin farm. Mr and Mrs Arbuthnott and relatives visit Killarney hosts last week. Art to be discharged next month. Doug and Lorne Watt renew acquaint ances in Weston district. Visitors at Mr and Mrs Hubert Pollock include Misses Betty and Millie Pollock and Jos Hudson of Winnipeg. McConnell anniversary service planned in Church on October 14 and town supper on October 16.
The anniversary service will be held at Chumah Church on Sunday October 14 with a 7 30 oclock start led by Rev. Wilson. L A C Alex Kirk returned Sunday to Patricia Bay BC Rodney Lewis began Grade 12 at Ham iota school on Monday Mrs Roy Amy travelled to Winnipeg to visit her mother Mrs P Deuchart in hospital
A Friday reception in Hamiota honored returning armed forces members with pen and pencil sets. Recipients included James and George Anderson, Ross Fraser, Arthur Gradwell, Walter Hunsaker, and others. Rev. W. G. Onions spoke, and W. Kerr Fraser presented for the Reception and Entertainment Committee. With the Pacific War ended, more veterans are expected home, and the Rehabilitation Committee asks citizens to contribute to the Presentation Fund, noting only a third of needed funds collected.
Albert Edward RCAF of Hamiota Manitoba to Sheila Helen Jean Milne of Woodside Aberdeen wed at Woodside South Church on Saturday August 25 1945 officiated by Rev C Francis. A meeting to nominate a candidate for the Manitoba Coalition Government will be held October 1 at 6 pm in the Orange Hall Hamiota with speakers including Hon Norman L Turnbull and others. Ladies invited. God Save the King.
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