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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jun 03, 1933
Page
4
The Twillingate Sun prints a June 3 1933 note urging calm discussion on community issues. The editor stresses avoiding early conclusions and urges wise division of supposition and proof to prevent strife and discontent.
Citizens are urged to finish road drainage projects and repair bridges while embracing relief programs. The piece emphasizes farming, tidying property, health through cleanliness, and mutual aid to sustain fisheries and local livelihoods amid economic uncertainty. It notes tension over prejudice and restitution as communities seek stable progress.
The obituary records the death of Mrs Allan Rice of Brighton who passed away April 19 1933 at age 29 after a period of illness. She left a husband and a three year old daughter Reta and is described as beloved and serene with a large community turnout at the funeral conducted by Adjt Wight Ensign Brown and Capt Mosher.
The Botwood community learns of the sudden death of George Carter age 51 on April 18 while working on Peter's River. His boat bayed overturned and his body was recovered shortly after. The bereaved family notes the loss as a cruel blow and expresses faith in a heavenly reunion.
To all kind friends who helped us in any way during our recent bereavement we extend sincere thanks.
A sale at Strew's Hall on May 30 drew many attendees for the Confederation Life event. Local residents reported strong turnout and interest in the offerings and activities announced.
Arthur Manuel Harry Ashbourne and John Longeridge with Miss Edna Ashbourne arrived by the Clyde from St. Johns on Thursday week. Walter Wood son of Dr A J Wood returned from Dalhousie by the I'm Alone. Cecil Facey came home from St Johns and plans to work as a bookkeeper with Baine Johnston Co Ltd. Capt Robert Young marked his eightieth birthday on May 16 and remains in good health. Several others returned by Clyde or Prospero from St Johns Corner Brook Toronto Boston and U S A as they visit or travel for business or health.
Mrs. Duncan Livingston of Charlottetown reports lasting backache relief after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. She says symptoms vanished, six boxes tried, and she now feels healthier and plans to keep the remedy at home.
Capt. B Kings circular published by the Marine Association urges better coastal and foreign trade relations. The piece expresses public sympathy for seamen and hopes for future provisions to secure employment for mariners.
Fishermen report ice blockade hindered salmon and cod gear setting. As ice moves away from shore, hopes rise that opening the fishery will be more remunerative and productive.
The Daily News reports that among the nurses who recently graduated at Montreal Children's Memorial Hospital are several Newfoundlanders. Names listed include Gertrude Layman of Fogo Hazel Anstey of Twillingate Jessie Agnes Smith of St John’s Meta Chaulk of Carmanville Kate Churchill Twillingate Alice May Cameron of Sunny Brae Jeanette Manuel of Exploits and Beryl Roberts of Corner Brook.
An auxiliary boat with Mr J A Davis of the L D A and Mr Elam Elliott, School Inspector, arrived Friday night on the way north. Heber Harnett came on business for Bowring Bros. Aux Schr Bessie Marie delivered freight for Ashbournes Ltd and others. The schooner went to Horse Islands for seals. Gov't steamers Prospero and Clyde freed from ice and completed a trip. Ida M Clarke sails to White Bay to load lumber for Bay Roberts.
Owing to an ice barrier the SUN could not be issued except for a Local Weekly Bulletin in stores and public offices. News is limited, with much set aside for next issue, and readers may receive special attention to latest items once operations resume.
The Reid Company and others filed an appeal to the Privy Council against a Supreme Court judgment in a ten million dollar forfeiture dispute with the Government. Justice Kent presided, the case originated with Writs on claims liable for forfeiture, the Government won earlier, full bench supported appeal, Minister of Justice defends, W R Howley represents the companies, later reports say the appeal was dismissed.
The steamers prosecuting the seal fishery reported a combined catch of 176 046 seal pelts distributed as follows: Eagle Hill 25 680 Imogene Blackwood 55 436 Ungava Carter 49 285 Ranger Badcock 16 401 Tirta Nova A Kean 31 410 Beothic J Kean 17 634.
The Rogers family expresses gratitude to all who helped during illness and after the death of Jessie Rogers. Special thanks to Doctor LeDrew for his care and to those who sent sympathy letters and funeral wreaths for the casket. Me and Mrs. Walter Rogers and family.
Annie Belle Anstey beloved wife of Mr Norman Anstey of Back Harbour died May 26 at age 35. Funeral at 5 Peters on Sunday week. Joseph Bulgin aged 83 died at The Arm on Thursday.
Bramwell Potter, reported missing in the Public Despatch, was last seen after pulling his boat onto Samson's Island. A gaff was found missing from the boat, suggesting an attempted ice crossing. A search failed to locate him, and he may have fallen through thin ice or into the water without enough food to endure long.
Dr. W. W. Blackall, longtime principal of Bishop Field College and longtime superintendent of education under the C. of FE, will retire at month’s end after about forty years in educational work. He will remain active when opportunities arise and plans to stay in touch with community matters.
An insurance man approached the counter and sat on a vacant stool ordering bread. The scene captures a brief moment of ordinary daily life.
A group of South coast businessmen awarded Clayton Construction Co. a Burin cold storage plant contract due for completion by August 1 on Hollett's Premises. Also reported: Maggie Murphy sails to Hr Breton with a healthy crew. 24 000 potato bags and over a ton of seed seed loaned to outports. tariff truce signed by seven major nations. Wesleyville meeting backs fish standardization. dole reform aims to end relief by July. English trawlers return from Newfoundland due to crew issues. LDAs organizing in outports. Roosevelt calls for world peace. Newfoundland students earn degrees. first coast salmon appears at Bay de Verde. low sale price noted.
Chronology of notable dates covering political moves on disarmament, fishery scholarships awarded to two Newfoundland youths, famine in Russia, a drowning near Flat Island, search for missing sailor, an urgent aid push for Labrador fishermen, a bigamy case in Newfoundland court, remarks by the U S ambassador on tariffs, a collision near Cuthaven with loss of crew, and the S S Gorgenhein load at Botwood as the year begins.
The list includes J Winsor R Perrin W Bannister J T Tobin St John s Mr Blandford Hercing Neck Mrs Manuel Exploits Arthur Chippett Leading Tickles and other individuals associated with the Primmer House records.
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research announced a self polishing shoe leather that activates a color impregnated polish in the leather. The polish requires only slight rubbing to maintain shine and the materials aim to support and lubricate leather fibers, reducing cracking and simplifying manufacturing.
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