Proclamation appointing Supreme Court sessions in Newfoundland
Proclamation by the King appoints a term of the Supreme Court in Newfoundland. Sessions are fixed for Clareville August 1–2, Grand Falls August 3–5, Channel August 6–7, with flexibility to extend up to two days. Notices direct officials and the public to attend and observe court proceedings. Dated June 71, 1919 in St Johns.
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Newfoundland
Supreme Court
Gor
Albert Joseph Walsh
St. John’s
The Gospel Crosses the Arctic Circle
Ron Abhmacesk a Christian teacher and translator from Point Barrow Alaska has completed a translation of the Gospel of Mark into the Inupiat dialect and the Epistle to the Romans for his people. Printed in 1948, 1900 copies of Mark reached Alaska as Romans follows, aiding the church to grasp salvation’s wonders.
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Ron Abhmacesk
Point Barrow
Arcie Circe
Alaska
Ahwasogak
Vokon Presbytery
Inupiat
Barrow
John
St. Mark
Hskimos
Presbyterian Board of National Missions
Abusoga
Bae
American Bible Society
Stoneman & Son Marks 100 Years As Plymouth Cordage Notes
Plymouth Cordage recalls the century of M. G. Stoneman & Son of Albany New York founded in 1848. Matthew Stoneman arrived in New York with ten dollars a sailmaker apprentice and later earned fame as the Master Spilmaker of Albany. The firm grew alongside evolving transport and now handles distribution of wall papers paints rigging and janitor equipment and marine supplies.
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Plymouth Cordage
Plymouth
M. G. Stoneman & Son
Albany
New York
Matthew Goswell Stoneman
United States
Twillingate
Rocky Island
Newfoundland
John Hutchings
Matthew
Matthew Stoneman
William J
William H. Stoneman
Stoneman & Son
Alaska native chosen as church official after language work
In 1947 Abooogak, an Alaska native, completed Bible translation work with Eugenie Nida and Jobo McIntosh. He was ordained by the Yukon Presbyterian Church on June 3 in Alaska, becoming the second of his people to hold church leadership. The next day he returned to lead a peaceful yet changing northern coast.
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General Assembly
Atlantic City
Indiana
Summers Institute of Linguistics
Norman
Oklahoma
Eugenie Nida
Jobo McIntosh
Hegin
New Jersey
Bloomfield Seminary
Zop
Bible House
New York
Nida
Abooogak
Alaska
Lancasters to Fly Canada goodwill mission from Leuchars
Six RAF Coastal Command Lancasters from 120 Squadron led by Squadron Leader F A Pentycross will depart Leuchars Scotland in July on a one month goodwill and training flight to Canada. The voyage will be the first of its kind to Canada with refuelling and maintenance stops along the route, including Reykjavik Goose Bay and other points as crews practice servicing en route.
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RAF Coastal Command
120 Squadron
F.A. Pentycross
Leuchars
Scotland
Canada
Leucharg
Lancaster
Urraree
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