Voyage Journal From Newark To Savannah Aboard The Ship
The crew reports port calls at Newark New Jersey and Baltimore Maryland with mixed shore leave. Magnesium ore discharged at Baltimore while Newark provided newspapers and small items. The voyage continues toward Savannah then transatlantic bound for France and the Mediterranean. Verna recovers from seasickness during the Gulf Stream passage with 23 first and second class passengers aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
New Jersey
Baltimore
Maryland
Atlantic
Savannah
Georgia
Chesapeake Bay
Gulf Stream
Sargasso Sea
Verna
Freighter Diary Letter From Sea Journeys on Savannah Route
On Sunday January 26 we could sit on deck and enjoy sea air. Tea served at 15 00 daily and fresh baked bread on shipboard is well received. The crew speaks little English but are of a good lot, the ship is kept in good condition and painted Marine White, one of the finest freighters on the Seven Seas. We expect warm days ahead and plan to reach Savannah in several days.
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Lac du Bonnet
Seven Seas
Savannah
Heart Fund A Unique Health Cause
A Manitoba Heart Foundation appeal urges Manitoba residents to support the Heart Fund during February. It promotes funds for research education and information addressing heart disease and related illnesses, noting cardiovascular deaths comprise over half of all deaths in Canada and many victims are middle aged. Contributions can be sent to the Canadian Heart Fund in Winnipeg or the local chapter.
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Canada
Heart Fund
Manitoba Heart Foundation
Canadian Heart Fund
Donald St
Winnipeg
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Pine Falls
Boggy Creek
BANK
George C. Scott
Mature Entertainment
Around the
Ike
Mary Tenenhouse
Selkirk
Manitoba
Portage Avenue
Minneapolis
United States
France
Algiers
Mediterranean
Harold Wells
R.R.S.P
The
Royal Bank
Royal Bank Retirement
Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation
Wayne Tosh
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