03 Aug 1935
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Aug 03, 1935
Page
4
The Twillingate Sun lists subscription rates and mailing areas for Newfoundland Canada and overseas. Advertising rates are outlined for long term and short term ads with notes on timing, policy for notes of thanks, and disclaimer about late submissions and editorial opinions.
The article notes moves toward peace and reports Pope Pius urging a settlement of the dispute. It suggests these efforts may explain delegates traveling to Geneva for discussions.
Schr Ethel E. at Quirpon observed Prospero making good fish as Captain Carroll and crew harvest 40 bris on the first haul and 70 bris on the second, totaling 110 bris.
Mrs Harry Burt died at Botwood last week. She was sister to the late F. B. Wood, formerly a confectioner at St. John's.
Mrs W. R. Stirling of Change Islands died at age 90 on the 26th. She was mother to Rev Canon Stirling and Mrs Rev Elliott of Change Islands.
The Independent Papers urge a national government or commission to probe Canada’s finances and railways. Leaders push unity over party warfare while voter turnout and public co operation are questioned after recent bye elections.
Adjutant Broom with Commissioner and Mrs. McMillian attended a Monday week gathering at the SA Citadel. Mrs. Adjt. Jones read the Scripture lesson and sang a solo.
Fishermen report squid bait catching well as several hauls show promising results. Early batches have already been deployed, with multiple catches attributed to the new bait choice.
Mrs Cook's residence area lists Thomas Hussey of Herring Neck and Mr and Mrs J Winsor with daughter Gladys of Triton.
A baby boy was born June 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Stuckless. The brief notice confirms the newborn's gender and parents' names.
The couple Mr. John Barrett of this town and Miss Elsie Forward were married at Tizzaré's home on July 10 with Rev. Hopkins officiating.
The hospital thanks the Silent Workers for their generous gift of clothing and other useful articles for patients, recognizing their support in caring for those in need.
St Peter s schedules for North and South Sides and Little Harbour list Holy Communion Mattins Evensong and a Children's Service with names Mr John Elliott Mr R P Jenkins and Mr BR P Jenkins along with service times on 7th Sunday after Trinity
The Notre Darrel Bay Memorial Hospital staff express deep regrets at the death of Cassie Young daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter H Young of Hearts Content. Cassie was an aide since May 1932 and did splendid work. The hospital extends its sympathies to family and friends. Signed J M Olda M D medical superintendent July 29 1935.
Mr. John Pond paints the exterior of EB. J. Linfield's store while Mr. Martin Stuckless renovates adjacent stores and fences.
The Radio Wireless apparatus at Long Point is set to cost $7000 with VOX as the call. A keyboard will be used to send and receive messages. Cape Bauld and L. P. communicate hourly in clear weather and continuously in thick weather. Further data will be provided when Mr. Pittman has time to forward it.
Motor Yacht Gutta-Percha owned by Sparks and Bindon of St John’s arrived here under Captain Cyril Squires on Saturday with Wm Bindon and Jacob Hanham aboard. They tour the Island and parts of Labrador. Bindon represents Sparks and Bindon. Hanham represents Purity Factories Ltd. The boat left Wednesday on the Northern course. Captain Squires, a Pool’s Cove native now of Grand Bank, has 13 years foreign-going experience.
In town a retailer promotes Black Jack Felt for Dux-Bak roofing and urges customers to request Simplex Roofing Nails as a superior option. The note highlights the claim that these nails outperform standard nails and tins.
Constable Sanderson escorted three Burnt Cove detainees to St John s last week to begin terms for offences under the Persons Act. One prisoner is to serve a sentence for incest.
A. V. Lone Flyer arrived from St. Johns on Friday week with freight for local firms and took produce from Ashbournes Ltd before departing for St. Johns on Wednesday. Scbr. Melita delivered wood to Ashbournes Ltd from the Bay on Monday evening. Motor yacht Red Wing returned from North West River on Thursday, stopping en route south, with Mr. George Kearney aboard.
A list shows many United Church ministers changing posts across Newfoundland. Nor man Burns remains pastor at Nild At Herring Neck while Rev. Robert C. Hopkins moves to Summerford and Campbellton, Rev. John Bursey shifts duties, and others like Rev. Theodore Elliott at Carmanville, Rev. Archibald Wilfong at Exploits, Rev. Wm. Perry at Botwood, and Rev. Levi Perry at Springdale and King's Point take new assignments including Laurenceton and Pilley's Island.
Allan Warr underwent appendicitis surgery two weeks ago and is recovering at the hospital. Douglas Manuel recently had surgery and is progressing well after appendectomy. Margaret Loonen remains hospitalized for treatment. Harold Mifflen arrived to cover the Bank in manager Coady’s absence. G Inkpen relieved Ray Hayward as accountant and teller before Hayward joined Clyde to St John’s. Newhook surveyed plans for the Coastal Wharf extension. Rev J A Burden traveled to Little Bay Islands for Presbytery, joined by Rev Hopkins. Grace and Maud Mercer visited from Catalina while Kate Churchill came from St John’s. Fred Roberta and his son Dan came from Change Islands to the hospital. Roberta later left for Exploits to return by Clyde. Rev Gill visited from Exploits yesterday.
July notes from St John s report strong fish catches between St John s and Cape St Francia with traps and trawls, plus missing John Mullins. Deserters from S S Ronnsbar captured, while Leo and Ambrose Brake rescued at Cape Pine. League of Nations session to discuss Italo Abyssinian dispute with Eden expected to attend. Mr Forbes and Mr Hubbard mapped Labrador coast but plane woes force retreat. Drowning accident of Alan Snelgrove. Melrose men escape capsizing. Gov t Commission Ninety Seventh meeting noted.
Italy seeks League of Nations consideration of its Abyssinian dispute as hostilities loom. Troops mass near frontiers while the rainy season delays action. Heat and drought prompt 3000 men to be sent home to Italy amid fears of internal opposition to Mussolini's campaign.
The Salvation Army schedules an 11 a.m. holiness meeting a 3 p.m. Free and Easy Praise meeting and a 6.30 p.m. March 7 great evangelistic service conducted by Ensign Yates. All are welcome to attend.
Mr G. B. Nott at Bellecram writes that the locality was not behind in the Jubilee celebrations for His Majesty the King on May 6. He also mentions the fishery with seven bankers securing an average of 1300 yards of fish per schooner. Poor weather occurred on July 19 with heavy fog and rain affecting fish making.
Officials caution the public about potential improper conduct by a telephone company and urge vigilance while others may be using the network. The message stresses listening for warnings and avoiding sharing sensitive information.
Sir Wilfred Grenfell is reported ill in Boston and may not travel to Labrador this season. He campaigns for the work he has carried on and hopes to gain support for the International Grenfell Association.
Mr and Mrs L J Holwell Norman Holwell Mildred Holwell 16 Holwell Herring Neck Mrs J Snelgrove Exploits A B Rowe Mrs Wm Lever J C Winsor St Johns.
A fragmented report notes a garden party delaying eve activities at St Peter's foundation ceremony and tea time. The text is incomplete but points to postponements affecting planned local gatherings.
The body of Mrs. George Clark of Bell Island was found in a water-filled pit last night after she disappeared from home early Tuesday. She leaves a husband and eight children.
Despatch from Geneva notes the Eden Laval Litvinoff compromise for the Italy Abyssinia dispute meets strong Italian opposition. Further League meetings have been postponed until today. Debris cleanup on New Gower and Water Streets is underway after floods.
Martha Adey wife of James Adey died July 21 at Memorial Hospital aged 40 from cancer. Funeral at Pentecostal Church led by Pastor J Clarke with service from 1 Thess 4:13. Burial at Pentecostal Cemetery South Side. Survived by husband six stepchildren and several siblings. Inserted by Clara.
The Dublin Galway to Notre Dame Bay air route planned for this season aims to connect Europe with America on a weekly basis. A landing site at Botwood is likely if recently published plans proceed, as the seaport offers ample water space for seaplanes. Twillingate is noted as roomy and smooth in favorable conditions.
Dorothy carried Messra Edward Luther and family Stewart Young Fred Young Harold Warr and James Jenkins on a Saturday to Botwood returning Sunday. They traveled by the I'm Alone on Tuesday from Grand Falls then Mr Willis Simms arrived Wednesday from Deer Lake via Lewisporte.
Ensign George Yates and family are visiting town and will conduct Salvation Army services tomorrow.
Mr Sidney Loveridge departed last week to take a position as Reum: erator on the Census from Horwood to Twillingate. Messrs. A Colbourne and B H Butt have started the work in Twillingate.
Notice states under Section 62 Crown Lands Act 1930 the governor in commission has reserved all minerals in Newfoundland and Labrador not held under any subdivision license lease or grant from operation of the act. The move affects prospects and potential applications for mineral rights.
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