07 Feb 1942
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Feb 07, 1942
Page
1
A notices item lists a soup supper in Marshall Hall on February 12 hosted by the Women's Association for 30 cents. It also details church activities at St Andrew's including Holy Communion at 11 am with an address, Evensong at 7 pm, and other denominations of services and Sunday School sessions throughout the day.
Legs ready for alteration or sewing on Logan or Skin Bottoms garments as described in brief notation.
Public notice from Frederick B. Trickett of Fiat Island Bonavista Bay seeking all kinds of used Newfoundland postage stamps and war censored covers. Offers highest prices and prompt cash payment.
The Newfoundland Fisheries Board warns fishermen that no distribution from the export levy will occur until all salt codfish of 1941 production is exported and marketing loss claims settled with exporters. Fishermen should keep fish receipts and await government announcements via press and radio. The method of distribution and collection steps will be published later. Also notices: a birth in the Roberts family and a finder alert for a lost item near Fineblight at Hodder's Hill.
An assize court jury under Mr Justice Hope found Aircraftsman H. A. Newell guilty of murdering his Finnish wife Anne. He faces execution by hanging on February 12, 1942, unless the defence appeal succeeds.
A letter extols Wheeler's Antiseptic healing ointment from Peerless Products Co. It mentions a woman with a chopped off thumb that healed after using the ointment, praises dealer Mrs. S. Roberts of Change Islands, and notes bottles sold widely in woods and punt. Price is 50 cents per bottle.
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