25 Apr 1936
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Apr 25, 1936
Page
1
Local shop advertises full stocks including apples lemons grapefruit canned peaches pears pineapple cubes apricots and more on hand. Fresh boned hams bacon bologna roast and cold cuts plus lunch tongue potted meat and canned salmon are available at Bank Square.
Farmers' Favourite Fertilizers claim growth boost from products by Colin Campbell Limited in St Johns with over a century of experience. Send for price list.
Mrs Elizabeth Minty widow of William Minty died last week at Durrell. Orpha Minty cared for an aged mother. Two sons drowned off the Arm years ago. Visitors Rev R C Hopkins and P P Small criticized local organizations. They urge applying the Municipality Act to the Northern Metropolis and call for public confidence and civic spirit.
A brief item notes Schr Our Bobs and Buller took to the bay on Monday. The report records their outing with no additional details or outcomes.
The Gypsy Troubadour was staged at Moreton's Hr in the L. O. A. Hall last night. The troupe members traveled to and from the venue by motor boats.
At the Salvation Army on Wednesday April 29 a musical programme features vocal and instrumental pieces on piano mandolin bottles zellophone cornet harmonic tumblers and more. The programme begins at 8 pm with doors open at 7 pm admission is 10 cents.
For the 2nd Sunday after Easter readers are listed multiple services at St. Peter's St. Andrew's United Church North and South Sides Little Harbour and The Salvation Army. Rev J A Burden conducts Lay services 11 a.m. at North Side and 11 a.m. at Little Harbour with 7 p.m. sermons. Salvation Army holds 11 a.m. Holiness 3 p.m. Free and Easy Praise and 7 p.m. Great Evangelistic Service led by Adjt and Mrs Jones.
The church invites all to an 11 a.m. devotional and 7 p.m. evangelistic service focusing on physical healing as provided in the Atonement. The event is presented by the Full Gospel with Confederation Life.
Capt. A Kean reports ship bound south and due at St John s today. Wallis trial ends with not guilty verdict. Salvation Army Citadel Burin destroyed by fire with no insurance. Lucy Harris of New Melbourne recovering after operation losing feet. Fort Townsend maiden test voyage. sails tomorrow. Moose River miners rescued. companion body recovered. Eden in London studying Germany peace plan. response in a week or ten days. Italian advance on Addis Ababa not yet begun.
Local retailers emphasize BLACK JACK roofing as the original registered brand. Builders urge buyers to choose the authentic product for quality and durability, citing warranty commitments and widespread availability.
Rev Norman Burns of Herring Neck spoke at Missionary Meetings in three United Churches with Rev J A Barden. Ashbourne's seal refining plant began operation yesterday and is attracting many seals from the district with some local employment in skinning and related tasks.
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