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Newspaper

Twillingate Sun

Location

Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada

Date

Jun 29, 1935

Page

4

Twillingate Sun Publication and Rates Note

The Twillingate Sun announces subscription rates of 1.00 yearly in Newfoundland and higher rates for Canada England and other countries. Advertising options include contract long term and short term rates with 25 cents per inch for notes of thanks and standard policy limits on late letters. The paper disclaims responsibility for correspondents opinions.

Twillingate Nad S. Roberts, Propr Newfoundland Camada England U.S. A

Swillingate Letter Critiques Press and Local Reform Plans

A Swillingate column rebukes London and local press for church criticisms in Newfoundland. It notes upcoming Magisterial District changes, lists retiring medical officers by district, and calls for timely coastal wharf work and marine dock construction to avert seaward delays.

Newfoundland R. C London Sunday Observer

Notable Names at Mrs Cook's Bar Gathering

A brief note lists attendees including John Hogan W M Hickey James J Reynolds Robert Yetman im Shute and Herbert at Mrs Cook's Bar. The fragment hints at a social or organizing event with these individuals present.

John Hogan James J. Reynolds Robert Yetman Im. Shute Herbert’. Bar

Deaths and visits mark week in coastal town

Capt. Alex Carter died suddenly at St Johns. Mrs G Watson of New York aged 66 and Mrs Stansford of Corner Sandy Carter Brook from Lewisporte visited parents Mr and Mrs Randolph C. Others voyage plans include Arthur Parsons for St. Juliens and Exploits, school year end in Clyde area, families heading home for holidays, Capts Cargell and Hallett taking schooners, Darrell and Maxwell Anstey in St Johns on business, Pearl Bath from La Soie, J A S Peyton to Summerford, Swkeney from Grind Falls, Rev Barrett en route to Herring Neck, Miss Blackmore visiting.

Alex. Carter St. John’s G. Watson New York Stansford Corner Sandy" Carter Brook Lewisporte S.S Earl of Devon Darrell and Maxwell _Anstey Miss Pearl Bath la Soie Prospero Horse Islands J. A. S. Peyton Summerford P. P. Small Bridgeporte Swkeney Grind Falls Rev. Barrett Herring Neck Miss Blackmore R. P. Jenkins

Public Holiday and Bank Holiday Observance Notice

Monday July 1st is a public and bank holiday. Forget-Me-Nots will be sold to aid disabled ex service men and bereaved families. Stores will be closed on Monday.

Married Arrangements Reported in Local Notices

Marital notices state Miss Annie Smith wed Mr. Elmo Hicks at the L A Quarters Wednesday evening by Adjt Jones. Another ceremony at Little Hr Church Thursday united Miss Lucy Gillard and Mr. John Anstey by Rev Laite.

L. A Adjt. Jones Annie Smith Elmo Hicks Little Hr. Church Laite Lucy, Gillard John Anstey

Special Memorial Program by Troop Scouts on Hospital Grounds

July 1 special memorial program begins 8 30 p m Monday on the Hospital Grounds conducted by the 1st Twilling Troop Boy Scouts with Clergymen. Public invited. All Scouts to meet at Troop Headquarters for the parade.

Shipping News Update From Ashbournes and Nearby

Schr Lindbergh delivered lumber from Gander Bay to Ashbournes Ltd on Friday week. Lone Flyer arrived from St Johns with general cargo for the same firm. The schooner departed for St Johns on Thursday. Bessie Marie arrived from St Johns with freight and sailed for Horwood on Thursday. Mator Bonnie Nell brought Dr and Mrs Olds from the South Saturday evening and continued their Bay trip Sunday. Several schooners cleared from the Customs office since the last issue, including Kate & Ruth and New Adventure among many others. Alcala with fishing crews visited en route to Labrador, and Rio Sama whaling steamer called for Hawkes Bay supplies. The crew of Jeane returned to Grace by the Home, with some men staying at Mr Will Moore’s home.

Lindbergh Ashbournes Ltd Gander Bay Lone Flyer St. John's Schr Bessie Marie Horwood Mator Bonnie Nell Mrs. Olds Kate & Ruth Abram Horwood Robert Gordon Titus Locke Violet Carrie Willis Hull Rowena Gladys Sidney Wheeler Miss Rideout Alphaecus Rident Bessie Grace Geo. Hallett New Adventure Samuel Brett Minnie Elizabeth Alfred, Brett Grace Lorraine Andrew Bourden Daisy G. S Stanley Philpott Hawkes Bay Jeane Grace Will Moore

Names listed at The Primmer House and surrounding districts

The fragment names numerous individuals and households including Ernest French Summerford Gilbert Osmond Vera S Small Mrs Ellis Harvey Miles Moreton's Hr Bessie Cook Mary Collans Indian Isles William French Rev Jones Birchy Bay Mrs Louis Miles Mrs Thomas Miles Mrs A Rendell William Rendell Joyce Miles Ernest Barratt Herrioge Neck Mr Han raban Hr Grace.

Ernest French Summerford Gilbert Osmond Vera S. Small Ellis Harvey Miles Moreton’s Bessie’ Cook Mary Collans Indian Isles William French Jones Birchy Bay Louis Miles Thomas “Miles A. Rendell William Rendell Joyce Miles Ernest Barratt Herrioge Neck Hanraban

Conference of Pentecostal Assemblies in Deer Lake

The 9th annual Conference of the Pentecostal Assemblies of Newfoundland is in progress at Deer Lake. The opening service featured Pastor Ball and heartfelt welcomes, with messages on the Kingdom of Heaven and the need for spiritual progression. Officers were elected, including Supt Waters, Asst Supt Bursey, and Secretary Suel-Provo, as sessions balanced business and devotional times.

The Pentecostal Assemblies of Nild Deer Lake Ball A .S Bursey Salt Pond Campbellton Geo E. Parsons Bishops Falls A Windsor Ray Roberts Wm. Gillett French Labrador Christ Waters F. Bursey Harold’ J. Suel- Brove St. John’s

Launch out into the Deep Faith Message by H J Snelgrove

Harold J. Snelgrove of St John s delivers a conference report on a sermon titled Launch out into the Deep stressing faith in God s promises and power.

Harold J. Snelgrove St. John’s H. J. Snelgrove

Local Court Handles Dismissals and Burnt Cove Case

Over the past two weeks both the local Court and Herring Neck dealt with several minor cases. Some were dismissed while others settled out of court. A Burnt Cove group faces offences against the Persons Act with a 12 year old girl as complainant.

Herring Neck Burnt Cove

Clergymen on New Charges as July 14 Arrives

Rev A Laite arrived from Lewisporte on Wednesday after leaving Grand Bank Monday. Capt John Phillips guided Conference Delegates from Burin to Argentia despite fog. Delegates praised the captain's seamanship. Clergymen begin their new assignments on July 14, with Rev Laite’s last Sunday tomorrow.

A. Laite Lewisporte Grand Bank Burin Argyle John Phillips Argentia United Church

Hodge Brothers Fly Flags for Longtime Toronto Resident

On a Saturday week flags flew at Hodge Brothers to honor John W. Hodge on his 85th birthday anniversary in Toronto, marking a notable local celebration.

Hodge Brothers John W. Hodge Toronto

Change Islands Fisherman Ready to Return Home

Mr. Jetto Roberts of Change Islands, admitted to the hospital last week, is now well enough to resume his business. He praises Dr. Hardy and the nursing staff for his recovery. He states the fishermen at Change Islands are doing well with the catch.

Jetto Roberts Change Islands Hardy Roberts

Sydney Plans 150th Anniversary Celebration

Sydney prepares for a multi day celebration from July 26 to August 4 to mark its 150th founding. Mayor and Aldermen organize events including a yacht race committee led by Ward 5 Alderman James Pride. The piece notes Cape Breton history with Desbarres founding in 1785 and coal mining since 1825 along with Dominion Iron and Steel reform in 1899.

Sydney James Pride Back Harbour Desbarres Cape Breton Island Relty Dominion Iron and Steel Corporation

Surprise Parish Hall Party for Miss Marion Anstey

Str. Peter's Sanctuary Guild held a Wednesday evening surprise party in the parish hall for Miss Marion Anstey before her forthcoming marriage voyage. Rev. Butler gave a reading, a small gift was presented, and guests enjoyed games and tea.

Str. Peter's Sanctuary Guild Marion Anstey Butlerland

Memorial Hospital Receives Fresh Coat of Paint

Memorial Hospital awaits completion of exterior painting by Messrs Churchill and Rideout. The project, delayed for years, will yield a bright new appearance once finished.

Memorial Hospital Churchill and Rideout

Unclear Names Fragment Widens Historical Mystery

Fragmentary OCR lists names such as Mesars, John Mills, Roy Manuel, and Adolphus Fifield with unclear context. Limited readable text provides no event or relation to anchor a solid report. Further text is needed to determine significance.

Newfoundland Notes from Horns East to Battle Harbour

June 21 and 27 updates report camp work on Salmonier line with 130 140 loggers, a drowning death at Badger Payne, a large Scout Guide rally in St Johns, and high level visits by Lord and Lady Baden Powell and Anthony Eden. Shipping incidents include the whaler Deane wreck near Penguin Island and a crane accident at Burin. Public health plans expand South Coast services while Eden discusses naval issues in Rome.

St. John’s A. K. Snelgrove Department of Natural Resources New York Dept Salmonier Natural Resources Dept Joseph Payne Bertram Payne Princess Rink Lord Lady Baden Powell Express West Coast Canada Anthony Eden Gov't Paris Pierre Laval England Germany Deane Nild Whaling Co Hawke's Hr Penguin Islds Pauline Winters Burin United Church Conference Grand Bank Bob Bartlett Schr Morrissey Eden Mussolini United Towns Electric Go Lawn River Nid Commissioner For Finance Board of Trade House of Commons Admiralty Great Britain United States Japan France Italy Britain Battle Harbour Battle Harvey &.Co Sig J ‘ Ing

Induction of New Incumbent at St Peter and St Andrew

A large congregation gathered at St Peter's Twillingate on Monday evening for the induction of Rev I Butler as incumbent succeeding Rev F Hollands of Trinity East. The ceremony featured Church Wardens Dr Wood and H Ashbourne and Mr John Manuel. Rural Dean Rev E M Bishop of Notre Dame Bay gave an inspiring address urging laity to remain loyal and active in church work. The service closed with a blessing and praise for unity in the parish.

St. Peter's St. Andrew's Twillingate I. Butler F. Hollands Trinity East St. Andrew’s Wood H. Ashbourne John Manuel St. Peter’s

Bank of Nova Scotia staffer on three months sick leave

Mr. K. M. Batten of St. John’s receives three months sick leave from the Bank of Nova Scotia manager. He will rest in his Bay Roberts hometown this summer and his family will move to another branch later. Burin staff changes see Mr. Jones from Bonavista take over managing duties due to Batten’s ill health. Batten may transfer to a quieter branch in the north.

K. M. Batten Bank of Nova Scotia St. John’s Bay Roberts Burin Jones Bonavista Batten Stony North

Clergy Induction Service Highlighted by Bishop Visit

Rev. Bishop from Grand Falls and Rural Dean attended a St. Peter's service Monday. Rev. Butler was inducted that night. Bishop returned to Grand Falls via Clyde and Lewisport. Mr. Harry Ashbourne purchased a new car arriving with Bessie Marie from St. John's.

Bishop Grand Falls St. Peter's Butler Clyde G. Falls Lewisporte Harry Ashbourne Aux Bessie Marie

Death of Andrew Cooper 81 at hospital

Andrew Cooper died on Tuesday at the hospital at age 81. Funeral services were held Thursday at the S. United Church with Rev. A. Leite presiding and members of L. A. attending.

Andrew Cooper

Special Meeting Notice for Child Welfare Association

Members of the Child Welfare Association are requested to attend a special meeting at the Court House on Wednesday the third at 3 p.m. to discuss important business.

Mi Péting

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pac Nene Swillingate Little Bay Islands Grand Fal's A. J. Walsh K.C McGrath St Mary's Parsons Channel Knapp Giovanetti Ferryland Harris Marystown Newhook Whitbourne G'Ad Mrs Shipping News Primmer House Confederation Life Pentecostal Assemblies of Newfoundland Horns Adams Bishop's Cove Holton H. J. A. MacDermott Dept. of Public Health and Wefare Belleoram MacDermott Lady Anderson Jack Harrington Methodist College Colonial Missionary Society Pool's Cove Fortune Bay Harrington John Cunningham Fortune Bay Mission
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