Antics of Andrew staged by Arm Amateurs in Orange Hall
Arm Amateurs present Antics of Andrew in the Orange Hall on Easter Monday April 22. Tickets promise the biggest laugh of the year and a carefree start to Easter.
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Apr 06, 1935
Page
1
Arm Amateurs present Antics of Andrew in the Orange Hall on Easter Monday April 22. Tickets promise the biggest laugh of the year and a carefree start to Easter.
St. John's Evening Telegram announces a special Jubilee supplement for Saturday May 4th to honor the 25th anniversary of the King's accession. The issue will include articles by well known writers and feature photographs of the Royal Family.
The passenger roster error shows P. T. Butcher misidentified in St John’s papers for the Kyle voyage to Port aux Basques last week. Capt. Butcher confirms a Mr. P. T. Fahey arrived from Sydney, while friends expected a nephew aboard from Toronto.
The mailmen who left Tuesday morning returned by 5 p.m. same day, a record trip for the season. Messrs Dalley are praised for maintaining service despite adverse weather, keeping the public connected with the mainland.
A Telegram letter by Mr. Farrell, Gander Bay operator, proposes weekly hospital notes. Dr. Olds and staff are praised for efficient care and inventive emergency fittings. Nurse Scammell oversees many patients, with winter numbers higher than previous seasons.
Mr Norman Pardy returned from St John with a horse for his brother H J Pardy who had recently bought the animal from B Guzwell.
Stanley Rogers of Tilt Cove died Friday in Friday's Bay after an overdue health decline. He was a longtime resident connected to local fishing and community services.
A March 30 meeting of the Twillingate General Committee at the Court House announced May 5 Thanksgiving services in United Church and Salvation Army Barracks, May 6 in St. Peter's Church at 10 40 a.m. A monster parade is planned for May 6 with tea for children under fourteen. Committees were formed for child arrangements and fundraising. A next General Committee meeting is set for April 13 at 8 p.m.
A church announces a special Wednesday service on April 10 at 8 o clock featuring The Pink Rose a true story set around the Door of Hope in New York slums. Rev U Lite Mr Theodore Jenkins will lead with choir numbers and an offering will be taken. All are welcome.
Obituary notice for William George Pond infant son of Mr and Mrs Harvey J Pond who died March 23 at home. Aunt Mabel inserts the death announcement with a line The little flower from us is gone and God took him to his rest published in the family notice.
The quarterly meeting of the Notre Dame Bay Memorial Hospital Association Inc will be held at the Hospital on Wednesday April 17 at 8 p.m. The agenda includes general business and discussion. Secretariat Confederation Life.
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