Wedding Bells at St John the Divine Church
Monica Wells daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Wells wed Sgt Donald McGee of New York USA at St John the Divine Church Millertown Junction on November 19th Rev H Maidment officiated The bride wore blue gown with shoulder length veil and orange blossoms Attendants included Mrs Banfield matron of honor and Mrs Johnson The groom was supported by Joseph Wells brother of the bride and Sgt Birch US Army A reception followed at the US Army Repeater Station Gifts included money The couple will move to the USA after the ceremony
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St. John the Divine
Millertown Junction
Monica
Samuel Wells
Bonda
Sgt
Donald McGee
New York
USA
H. Maidment
Banfield
Johnson
Joseph Wella
Birch
U §. Army
US Army
McGee
U.S.A
Victory Dance by Newfoundland Veterans in Cambridge
Notes from The Nild recounts a Victory Dance sponsored by the Newfoundland War Veterans Post of Boston at Prospect Hall Cambridge on Oct 27 with about 400 attendees including Twillingate residents. Commander Joseph Dawe welcomed guests and praised returning servicemen while National Anthems closed the event.
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Newfoundland War Veterans’ Post of
Boston
Prospect Hall
Cambridge
Twillingate
Joseph Dawe
Fred Hillier
Green
Gertie Cooper
Gilesport
Hannigan
Elizabeth Hicks
Frank Jenking
Noftel
Dolly Young
America
Britain
Newfoundland Tuberculosis Association Names Patrons
At the first annual meeting of the Newfoundland Tuberculosis Association the Honorary Patron and Patrons were announced. Attending were out of town directors and notable dignitaries including His Excellency the Governor Archbishop E. P Roche Bishop P. S. Abraham Rev. S. R. Cooper Rev. Dr. Davis Lang Major C. T. Wiseman and other church and military leaders.
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Newfoundland Tuberculosis Association
Out of Town
E. P Roche
St. John’s
P. S. Abraham
Newfoundland
S. R. Cooper
United Church Conference
Davis Lang
Presbyterian Church
C. T. Wiseman
Salvation
Light on TB and Christmas Seals Campaign
A doctor explains that an X-ray shows lung shadows from tuberculosis and that early discovery leads to cure. Christmas Seals are sold annually to fund education and case finding to spread the message of early diagnosis.
Did Hitlerism Die The Question Lingers After Hitler
The British Intelligence report on Hitler’s death may quell some theories but leaves open speculation about his disappearance. The bigger concern is whether Hitlerism survives. Racial hatred and brutality persist in Germany and beyond, threatening civilization if not countered with better aims. Monitor commentary by C. S. monitor.
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Hitler
Berlin
Germany
Adalf
C. S. Monitor
Two to Make a Marriage: A Girl, Anxious Mother, And a Secretary
A brief tale shows a secretary marrying a young woman and, in turn, becoming the girl's treasurer under a wary mother's watch. The exchange hints at hidden motives and the social pressures of marriage.
Why don't more women take up the law
Debate on women in law features a witty remark about preference for laying down the law. The exchange hints at social expectations and gender roles shaping career choices in the legal field.
Australia's Early Occupation By Europeans Not Long Ago
A note on Australia being the oldest landmass geologically yet the last continent to be occupied by White settlers. It highlights the sequence of geological age and colonial arrival without detailing dates or events.
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Australia
Community backs city project with broad support
A November 23 event marks a city project with backing from prominent Dersonagen and broad community support. Residents pledge ongoing goodwill and active participation to ensure its success.
Three core duties keep a nation strong and free
The poem urges preserved heartstone of family life, ready heart and hand for service, and a worn path to places of prayer. It closes with a prayer that God keep them alive everywhere, the heart the flag and the place of prayer.
Fast Mover and Wary Wife React to Readdressed Letter
A husband asks if the new cook will stay, while the wife doubts. A morning letter for the cook was readdressed five times, hinting at unsettled ties and unclear plans.
Child’s head-sized bat display sparks nostalgia plot
Pete recalls a store window exhibit of a small bat prop or toy not large enough to cover a newborn’s head. The remark hints at a desire to return to childhood and the scene’s curious influence on mood and memory.
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Pete
Ady
Four Against Four times Odds in a Snoozy Firefight
An infantry scene reports a lean mountaineer opening fire just before a battle but stopping after five minutes to rest. When asked why he paused he quips he had his four enemies killed and waited. The command officer noted they were outnumbered four to one.
Paper invention claim sparks debate over origins
A historical note asserts that The Orientals were the first to make paper, prompting discussions on the origins of papermaking and influencing perceptions of ancient innovations.
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Muir’s Marble Works, Ltd
E. J. Linfield
Eddy
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BY Fred. T. Fuge
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Abubdice
Prige
McDougall Street
Fostoria, Ohio
Dr. Chase
Aayaara Chase
Enateh
Gerald S. Doyle Ltd
Wedding Bells
Fifield
Ladies' Auxiliary
United States
King George
England
Mass
Gaxiann B. Rogers
Chaplain Newfoundland War Veterans’ Association
Boston, Mass
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Woodbridge
Passad Ville
Andl Puesta
Army
Edward Emerson
John Puddester
Carnell
H Rendell
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Royal and
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Christian
Science
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