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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jan 09, 1937
Page
1
A local business thanks its many customers for their patronage during the past year and cordially asks for a continuance of support in 1937, expressing hope that the new year will be prosperous for all.
Mr Stephen Loveridge becomes a full time Representative for the Confederation Life Association and will depart for the Interior in a few days to meet prospective policy holders.
A advertisements offers to purchase all kinds of used and unused stamps for cash. The buyer L. G. Hodder, listed under Salvage, promises prompt cash returns and invites readers to send stamps or request catalogue prices.
The 1937 Zenith round the world radio is shown with tone volume sensitivity and instant tuning. A windcharger outfit maintains battery pep during demonstrations presented by H. J. Pardy.
Own a new 1937 Crosley Radio and keep in touch with events happening in the world. Enjoy many hours of entertainment. For terms and particulars and free demonstration apply to Macoum G LoveripGe.
Holy Communion Matins Evensong at St Peters and St Andrews with Sunday services led by Rev Burden and Mr Horwood. United Church on South and North Sides assigns 11 oclock services with afternoon meetings in Crow Head Little Harbour and other locations. Salvation Army holds holiness morning worship and evening evangelistic service all welcome.
For sale listing includes 10 complete stamp sets 928 first printing and various mint single pairs and blocks. Also motor boat sea gear surveying equipment desk and engine plus a note to send offers for Newfoundland stamps only to Sam Grant Harbour Grace Newfoundland.
In 1913 as a midshipman aboard HMS Cumberland King George VI landed at St George's and fished at Larrys Brook on a royal visit recorded in local history.
No explicit event or entities present. The text advertises service quality and daily rates of $1.00 and $1.50 with bed and lunches offered at reasonable rates. It reads as a brief lodging or boarding notice without named organizations or individuals.
Died suddenly at Toronto General Hospital aged 64. Beloved wife of Mr. Skinner and daughter of the late James and Margaret Phillips. Sister of John Phillips who remains in the area. Sincere sympathy extended to Mr. Skinner and family.
The Geraldine Mary and Lana participated in a Thurmlay moracing run. Details are incomplete in the fragment, but the event centers on these names and the racing activity.
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