The 1930 Twillingate.
A local archive entry notes the 1930 Twillingate event dated July 26, 1930. The fragment cites SUa and Twillingate status with unclear context and no additional details.
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jul 26, 1930
Page
4
J P Thompson and the Sun fifty years of local history
A reminiscence on J P Thompson founder of the Twillingate Sun, highlighting the paper and its editor’s endurance from the old Washington press to a modern cylinder press. The piece recalls life without telephones or trains, the town’s news rhythm, and the newspaper’s role in Twillingate’s daily life. Concludes with note that the narrative continues next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Thompson
J. P
Brigus
Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Back Harbor
Crow Hd
Purcell's Harbor
Cap
Jabez Thompson
Washington
SUN
Old Sun
Twillingate
Grand Falls
Buchans
Deer Lake
Corner Brook
Cabot Strait
House of Assembly
Fragmentary 19th Century Notice on Shares and Early Picking
A fragmented reference notes a notice about shares and early picking, indicating incomplete details. No clear names, dates, or entities are readable to identify the involved parties or actions.
Official Visit Delights Twillingate Crowd By Excellencies
Their Excellencies Governor and Lady Middleton arrived by H M S Heliotrope at noon. A welcome at Government Wharf featured the Arm Lads Brigade Boy Scouts and Sunday Schools. The party toured Alexandre Hall the Court House and Hospital before luncheon and a visit to the hospital patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twillingate
Lady Middleton
H.M.S. Heliotrope
Government Wharf
Citizens’ Committee
Arm Lads Brigade
Boy Scouts
Hodge
E. W. Mercer
Pellew
Marshall
T. G. W. Ashbourne
J. W. Minty
Alexandre Hall
Court House
A.L.B
Wo. Harnett
Memorial University College
St. John’s
St. John's
Parsons
Louise Ashbourne
A. G. Ashbourne
Sting
A. J. Wood
Motors
C. E. Parsons
Gov’t Wharf
Lewieparte
Mrs Scott’s Son Donald Recovers From Burn Injuries
The engineering staff member Donald Scott of Corner Brook is recovering after severe burns sustained while filling a city tank aboard the Naval Yacht. He shows fast improvement though remains hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Donald
Corner Brook
Address to His Excellency the Governor Twillingate Welcome
Citizens of Twillingate extend a formal welcome to Excellency Sir John Middleton and Lady Middleton. They honor the Governor with praise for his interest in local well being and pledge loyalty to King George V. The letter recalls Sir William Allardyce and the Notre Dame Bay Hospital, and wishes health and safety on the Governor’s visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Middleton
Saint George
Lind
Newfoundland
Twilling
George the Fifth
Labrador
Lady Middleton
Sir William Lamond Allardyce
Twillingate
Notre Dame Bay Memorial Hospital
Farflung
Frank Roberts
S. M
Chp
Citizens’ Com
Arthur H. Hodge
In Loving Memory of Lloyd George Hamlyn
In Loving Memory. Of Lloyd George Hamlyn beloved son of Mr and Mrs Obadiah Hamlyn who died May 31 1930 He leaves to mourn a loving father and mother three brothers and one sister Inserted by 4 Friend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George Hamlyn
Obadiah Hamlyn
Note of Thanks to Burlington Hospital Staff
A June 27 1930 note from a patient expresses deep gratitude to doctors nurses and hospital staff for care during a stay from Sept 1 1929. The writer thanks Mrs Young and Mr and Mrs Frank Sharpe and closes with heartfelt thanks to all who showed kindness and concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Young
Frank Sharpe
Van
Wording Bells Miss Hilda Rideout Weds Harold Baxter
Miss Hilda Rideout daughter of Mr and Mrs George Rideout Back Harbor wed Harold Baxter in a double ceremony officiated by Rev D O Flatt. The event drew hundreds and included 150 airplanes with the other couple M Harold Smith and Ruth Sheppard. The couple then traveled to Syracuse and Montreal for a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Rideout
George Rideout
Harbor
Harold Baxter
D.O. Flatt
Cortland N
M. Harold Smith
Ruth Sheppard
Syracuse
Montreal
Surprise Party For Miss Ethel Anstey At Coast
A Surprise Party was given Miss Ethel Anstey at Coast with Mrs Manderson hosting on Thursday night. The gathering involved local youths and enjoyable time was spent. Miss Anstey, who has been teaching at the Parish Hall, is leaving for Boston today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Anstey
L A Band of Grand Falls Cancels Twillingate Visit
The L A Band of Grand Falls announces they will not travel to Twillingate and all arrangements are cancelled for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.A
Grand Falls
Twillingate
Bertram Roberts Aide Named Inconclusive Report
A fragmented notice mentions Bertram Roberts and associated individuals in an inconclusive report. The text references commandant and Mré, with scattered names like Mich and Pinte A. S. A. and Lushi appear in incomplete phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram
Roberts
Pinte Mich
S. A
Phillips Milk of Magnesia A Remedy For Indigestion
When pain signals indigestion excess stomach acid irritates nerves and souring occurs. An alkali neutralizes acids instantly and Phillips Milk of Magnesia is the trusted, physician recommended remedy for 60 years. One spoonful in water relieves symptoms. obtain genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia with full directions from any drugstore.
Riots, ship sinkings, and deaths reported in imperial notices
Telegraph dispatches from St John s report political rioting over Egyptian election law changes killing fourteen natives and one foreigner. Two British warships were sent to Alexandria, a general strike followed, and a mid ocean rescue saved passengers and crew of the steamer Targis after it burned and sank with fifty dead. Severe earthquake deaths noted in Rangoon and Tur Burmaindra.
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Alexandra
Targis
Rangitata
Rangoon
Channel
Thomas P. Sullivan
Presque
Placentia West
Hoo. M.S Sullivan
Robert Gardiner
United Farmers of Alberta
Henry Bourassa
Quebec
Cairo
Port Said
India
Junker
Gravesend
England
London
Nipper’s
Outport
Hoover
United States Senate
Island visit and local notable movements noted
Personal and business travelers described visiting the city this week. Inspectors from Marine and Fisheries toured the island and Labrador coast by motor boat while A G Ashbourne and Edna returned from St Johns. Others include Miss Vera LeDrew in Toronto, Allan Rowe of Lawrence Nad Co Ltd, Wim Binden on business, and John Roberts in hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Divine
Department of Marine & Fisheries
Gadl
Labrador
A.G. Ashbourne
Daught
Edna Camp
St. John?s
Lucy Ashhorne
Toronto
J. S
Mrs. LeDrew
Vera LeDrew
Allan Rowe
Lawrence Nad. Co., Ltd
Wim. Binden
Almon Boyde
Tizzard
John Roberts
Nippet
C. E. Parsons
Blandford
Graham
Botwood
New Wing Fund
E. Clarke
John Gillett
St. John’s
Shr
Ida M. Clarke
A. H. Howse
Bank of Nova Scotia
Prospero
Catalina
J. Newman
Chicago
U.S. A
Isis
Mrs Cooks
Clyde
Family Ties Mark Two Facey Weddings
Mr Fred Facey wed Miss Madge Jones of Little Bay Islands in New York. Glen Facey married Miss Annie Gillett, daughter of the late Capt James Gillett of Gilesporte. The Facey brothers are sons of Mr S Facey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Facey
New York
Madge Jones
Little Bay Islands
Richard Jones
Glen Facey
Annie Gillett
Capt
James
Gillett
Gilesporte
Facey
S. Facey
Death of Mrs. William Slake at Confederation Life Arm
Mrs. William Slake died at the Hospital on Thursday week and was buried Saturday. Rev. W. E. Mercer conducted the burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Slake
W. E. Mercer
Dr LeDrew S Purchase of Buik Motor Model
Dr LeDrew bought a Buik motor model at and the same came by Lone Flyer from St. John s on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeDrew
Buik Motor
Lone Flyer
St. John’s
Magistrate Praises Broad Public Response
The magistrate expressed pleasure at the splendid response from all quarters in the matter. The comment signaled satisfaction with public cooperation and orderly conduct during the proceedings.
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