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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jan 30, 1932
Page
4
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A writer argues education should bring more light as costs rise from £12 in 1932 to $10 in 1931 for exams. The Ray Roberts Guardian notes expenses while teachers face salary cuts amid same annual grants. The St John Telegram letters raise questions about council funding and transparency.
The Basel meeting of the Advisory Committee of the Bank for International Settlements finds Germany unable to meet conditional payments after June 30 1932. It calls for debt repays reform, currency stability measures, and urgent government decisions to restore confidence amid a global crisis.
Debts this month focus on reaching final decisions about the whole separations problem. The report notes ongoing discussions and planned actions to address financial obligations related to the issue.
On Thursday December 10 at 8 p.m. in Millertown Mary Elizabeth Jones eldest daughter of Mrs Geo Jones and the late Mrs Jones married William George Whitehorne of Twillingate. Rev G H Maidment officiated. Bridesmaids were Pearl Jones and Martha Gill. About one hundred guests attended a reception and dance at Town Hall.
Mr and Mrs Mark Moore of 38 Jeanette Ave Waverley Mass announce the engagement of their second daughter Francis Isabella to Mr William Pride of Trapelo Rd Pride is a Belmont High School graduate working in the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company office and attending the Bentley School of Accounting and Finance The wedding is planned for June
War Master Harlan Rideout is named Chief Officer Cecil Simms. John Barrett is 2nd Officer Arch Lunnen Look Out Austin Baird Chaplain Frederick House Purser John Manuel Secretary Malcolm Loveridge. Relieve and investigation committees listed with members.
Dorcas Society records show year ending December 31 with 60 needy recipients aided by clothing and kerosene oil totaling 125.00. Telegram reports Chesley E Manuel died in Exploits after a month of heart illness, leaving a son two daughters and a sister Mrs J C Crosbie of St John’s.
On January 4 he passed away in this town at age 63 after two years of paralysis. He spent his life at sea, notably as master of local craft and in the Ashers on the Labrador. Rev. Mercer conducted the funeral from 1 Samuel 20 3. He leaves a wife three sons Bennett Bert Edward in Toronto and five daughters in Wild Cove Jenkin's Cove Toronto and at home and twenty grandchildren.
Local notice promotes a reminiscence volume titled Paths to Yesterday by John Maclay Byrnes. The author, a former theatre troupe traveler who lived in Winter Haven Florida, reflects on boyhood life in St Johns. The book is illustrated bound in cloth and priced at $1.50, available from booksellers or Mild Weekly in Boston.
Mrs Albert Sloger of Georgefield Nova Scotia shares a testimonial praising Dodds Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney disease and back pain. She says the pills gave her relief and calls them a long trusted household remedy aiding blood enrichment and general health.
In court another case for obtaining relief under false pretences was heard on Thursday when a fine of 10 dollars and costs was imposed or 20 days in jail.
The Telegraph Office will close at 6 pm and remain shut until further notice possibly through May 1. The change affects daily operations and commuter services as staff await reopening guidance.
Friends note John Gilbert was retained deacon on the fourth Sunday in Advent December 20 at Truro Cathedral by Bishop W H erere. He trained at Theological College St John’s and three years at S Boniface College Warminster and is licensed as assistant curate of St Ives Cornwall by the Bishop of Truro.
Heavy slob ice extended to Cape John last Friday but off winds limited bays filling. A subsequent heavy frost formed ice making Runs usable for traffic along the bays while variable west ferry winds kept the northern slob offshore.
A reader sends an amusing riddle found recently and notes it may be familiar to long time readers. The fragment hints at a line about Sou thern state and New Jersey with a playful question.
Germany advances the Eat More Fish campaign applying a long term principle, not expecting quick success and focusing on gradual adoption across communities. The effort emphasizes healthier diets and broader fish consumption.
Yesterday morning two boats left Little Catalina on a bird shooting expedition with crews led by Robert Haynes and Eugene Dalton. By this morning no news had been received, and a third boat from Trinity returned with James Bishop badly injured. Two men from the Catalina boat, Levi Eddy and William Mark Dalton, are presumed dead after an overnight exposure.
Miss McFarlane and most public institution dietitians favor Magic baking powder for pure ingredients and consistent results. It is described as uniform dependable and preferred by Canadian housewives. The copy claims Magic outsells all other baking powders and yields light tender baked foods every time.
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