Historic Sites of Manitoba: Hartney United Church (108 Spencer Street, Hartney, Municipality of Grassland)

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Clerics | Photos & Coordinates | Sources

This United church at Hartney, in the Municipality of Grassland, was constructed in 1928 following unification of Presbyterian and Methodist congregations three years earlier.

Clerics

Period	Cleric
1925-1930	Rev. Arthur Lavender
1930-1933	Rev. Earl S. Dixon
1933-1936	Rev. Thomas W. Bird
1936-1941	James Wesley Anderson (1874-1961)
1941-1944	Rev. J. F. H. Barber
1944-1951	Rev. Anthony Friebert
1951-1954	Wallace Ross Donogh (1887-1968)
1954-1962	Rev. John Mathieson
1962-1965	Ivan Smith
1965-1968	Rev. Kim S. Warne
1968-1972	Rev. James A. Uhrich
1972-1979	Rev. Donald W. R. McLeod
1979-1982	Rev. I. Marguerite Miller
1983	David Ewart
1984-1987	Barbara Isabelle Cook (1930-2017)
1988-1991	Gwen Nicol MacDonald
1991-1992	Alice and Bill Hogman
1992-1996	Alan Armstrong
1996-?	Beth McLean

Photos & Coordinates

Hartney United Church (July 2015) Source: Gordon Goldsborough Hartney United Church (July 2018) Source: George Penner Hartney United Church (July 2022) Source: George Penner Interior of Hartney United Church (July 2015) Source: Gordon Goldsborough Site Coordinates (lat/long): N49.47916, W100.52321 denoted by symbol on the map above

Sources:

A Century of Living: Hartney, 1882-1982 by Hartney and District Historical Committee, 1982, page 43.

A Community With Spirit: Hartney, 1982-2002 by Hartney History Book Committee, 2003, pages 9-11.

We thank Nathan Kramer and George Penner for providing additional information used here.

This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 29 December 2022

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