Community Holiday Visits Noted Across Town
Miss Shirley Davidson Decker and Mr and Mrs Wm Bell visit relatives. D Watson and Garry Newdale spend holidays with E Fleming. T Lawson Wa Wa Ont vacation with parents J and T Lawson. Arnold family Winnipeg visit Cowling family in Hamiota. Guests at B K Lawrence home include Dawley Rocanville and Freedy Winnipeg. Sports day drew a crowd as Hamiota beat Decker in baseball and gate receipts totaled 293 with 241 spent on lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Davidson
Decker
Wm. Bell
D. Watson
Garry
NewAale
E. Fleming
T. Lawson
Wawa
Ont
J. Lawson
Hamiota
B. K. Lawrence
C.s.dawley
Rocanville
Ethel Freedy
Winnipeg
and Lawrence
Edmonton
Kenny
Brookdare
Final Games Highlight Softball And Baseball Winners
In ladies softball Hamio ta defeated Lenore for the top finish while Cardale won the junior baseball final over Crandall after six entries. The public address system provided play by play updates and event notices. H Ha G Hyndman and W Hyndman hosted the microphone to audience satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Lenore
Cardale
Crandall
H Ha
G.hyndman
W. Hyndman
Everybod
Holy Trinity Anglican Church Notices Virden
Rev. W. H. Gregory states no church services until August 23 and no Sunday school until August 9 at Holy Trinity Anglican Church Virden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Anglican Church
W. H. Gregory
Virden
Death of Mrs M Prokopow at 91 in Dauphin
Mrs J Sicinski learned of her mother Mrs M Prokopow’s death at Dauphin on Tuesday July 21st. Mr and Mrs J Sicinski traveled to Dauphin on Saturday to attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Sicinski
M.prokopow
Dauphin
Exhibitors School at Hartney August Sixth
An Exhibitor's school will be held at Hartney on August 6 at 10 39 a.m. Demonstrations will cover selection and preparation of vegetables fruit and flowers for exhibition. Those attending will have a chance to judge classes. Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartney
Tariff Cuts Narrow Gap on Farm Trade North America
The measure lowers duties on Canadian farm products entering the United States and other nations while reducing or removing tariffs on farm equipment imported into Canada. This trade adjustment aims to ease cross border agricultural commerce and support farming sectors on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Pioneer merchant Wm L Hodnett dies at 73 in Miniota
William Lindley Hednett a pioneer merchant of Miniota dies at 73 after heart trouble. Born in Lindsay Ontario he moved west and opened general stores in Miniota Arrow River Holmfield and other communities. Survived by son Lindley S Hednett daughter Irene Dunlop brother Herbert sisters Amy Ruth and four granddaughters. Funeral held at United Church conducted by Rev Ken Moffatt with large attendance and floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota
Hamiota Hospital
Wm. L. Hednett
Lindsay
Ontario
Birtle
Pilot Mound
Kilarney
Nation & Shewan
Bran
Don
Holmfield
Arrow River
Allan
Percy
Hednett & Frazer
Lindley
Hednett
Hodnett & Meckenzie
Hodnett
Jie
Ethel Boyce
United Church
Ken.Moffatt
Miniota Cemetery
J.spalding
A Spencer
P. C. Watts
D.a.huett
C.kilerington
H.stowe
Lindley S
Dunlop
Irene
Winnipeg
Herbert
Calgary
Amy
R. Wood
Ruth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oliver
Manitots
USA
Donna Walver
Russell
A. E. Irvine
Alfred Irvine
Regina
Gene Tierney
Rory Calhoun
Howard Hill
Wild Animals General
Mr. Arnold
Mrs. Arnold
Mrs. D. Cowling
John Deere
Jno
D. B
B.R
D.h.johnston
D.L. Johnston
Liberal
St. Laurent
Agricultural Products Board
Britain
Canadian Wheat Board
Prairie Provinces
British Columbia
Manitoba
Liberal Progressive
William Lindley Hednett
Chalmers
RK. Chalmers
Alfred Beard
Vancouver
RE. Clegg
O.J. Anderson
Harney
Sask
Wm.Tennant
Daniel G. Levenick
L.L.B
McConnell Bros. Ltd
E. Bjornson
M. D
Man
Edwin J. Spalding
Automobile