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Twillingate
Nfld
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
Diversities of Opinion On Methodist Controversy
Readers weigh the recent Sun dispute between denominational factions over Army work and education. The piece notes mixed motives behind the Cloud crusade, debates on union and anti sectarian aims, and the need to avoid hard feeling while allowing reasoned public comment. It teases continuation next week.
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Methodist Church
Cloud
United) Church
Blackall
Wedding Bells at Baptist Temple in Brooklyn
Miss Alice May Miller wed William Gordon Churchill at the Baptist Temple Brooklyn in a white georgette gown. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Stanley B. Hajjard with Rev. Dr. Darkin assisting. The couple will honeymoon in Boston before settling in Brooklyn.
Play at Little Bay Isle a Decided Success
On Tuesday night April 13 at the Orange Hall the Ladies Aid staged Joggsville Convention a convincing success. Amateurs portrayed a century old convention with period costumes while topics such as The Fall and Decline of Mani feeble minded men and Mothers and bobbed hair entertained a large audience. Cast included Min Gash Mrs Ben Howell and others with strong audience reaction and talk of a possible repeat.
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Orange Hall
Ladies Aid
Joggsville
Showlad
Min Gash
Ben Howell
Ladies Society Backing Finishing Play With Tea Sale
Between the acts ice cream and candy were sold at the finish of the play tea was served by the ladies. The evening was enjoyed by all and quite a lot of money was realized. Too much credit cannot be given the ladies as a society for the great work they are doing.
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Granite
Alex Anstey
Weakly
Reynolds
Busk
Lidstone
Amy
Will Strong
Baker
George Jones
Buskin
Elias Oxford
Bilker
Strong
Jonas Jones
Campbell
Manuford Strong
Fred Wiseman
Anne JaneJode
Nellie Locke
Rose
Walter Wiseman
Patience Parks
Annie Gertrude Wiseman
Stroate
Manuel Locke
Sweet
Arthur Batstone
John Rice Dies After 69 Years Of Fisherman Life
Obituary notes John Rice aged 69 died after a six month illness from stomach cancer. A lifelong fisherman he endured hard work and faced death with faith. He was a Loyal Orange member. services were at WS Methodist Church and Bear-Berry Head Cemetery. Survived by wife, three sons Joseph, Harold Cabot, Pierce. two daughters Mrs Banister and Mrs Facey. brother Thomas. sister Mrs Anstey. step brothers David and Arthur. many relatives.
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John Rice
Rice
Loyal Orange Association
Brethers
WS. Methodist
JW Winsor
Bear-Berry Head
Joseph
Parman St
Brighton
Mass
Brightor
Pierce
Jobo Banister
West Roxbury
Bait Facey
Note of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors for Sympathy
Mrs John Rice and family express sincere thanks to Rev Winsor Dr LeDrew Dr A J Wood and many relatives and friends who visited sent wreaths messages and letters of sympathy after bereavement. Names listed include Roberts Gillett Hodge Clarke Cook Elliott Facey Moors Peyton Colbourne Ashbourne Manuel Young and many others who offered support.
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John Rice
Winsor
L. LeDrew
A.J. Wood
Wilshusen
Graham
Wheeler
Wood
Frank Roberts
Arthur Cuwourne
Edward Roberts
A.J. Gillett
Andrew Roberta
William Young
North Side
A. H Hodge
C.L. Hodge
Lewis Clarke
Fred House
H.C. Roberts
Harold Baird
Fred White
Robert Primmer
J. C. Andrews
Burton
Elfen Clarke
Edward Facey
Silas Facey
John Cook
John Roberts
Kyle and Prospero Steamers Trade Freight Arrived in Harbor
S S Kyle under Captain Wesbury Kear returned from St John's on Tuesday evening on its first trip of the season and brought substantial freight for local firms. The Kyle will operate until Prospero is ready for a general overhaul at the Dock premises.
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S.S. Kyle
Wesbury Kear
St. John's
5.8 Clyde Arrives With Mail and Freight at Notre Dame Bay
Capt. John Butcher arrived on Wednesday to take up night service with Notre Dame Bay. The vessel carries additional freight and nine bags of mail, increasing cargo and mail delivery capacity.
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Clyde
John Butcher
Notre Dame
Not a Sign of Backache Since Mrs. Kolaso Uses Pills
Mrs. R. Kolaso of Willow Brook Sask reports three years of backache ended by Dodd's Kidney Pills. She credits immediate relief to the remedy and asserts lasting benefit as proof kidneys were the source of her trouble.
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Saskatchewan
Dodd
Willow Brook
Sask
R. Kolaso
Local Notables Travel to District Meetings and Shops Reach Kyle
Personal guests and clergy travel by Kyle to district meetings at L B Islands and St Anthony. Arrivals include Nurse Byrne and Dr Parsons from New York, Nurse Tilton for hospital support, and Edward Clarke visiting his parents. Royal Stores and Wild Clothing Co reps solicit orders. Snelgroves stay at Primmer House for treatment with Dr Wood.
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A. Manner
Geo. Blandford
Silas Facey
Heber Harnett
Kyle
J. W. Winsor
W.G. Jones
Tere
L.B. Islands
Alfred Rideout
St. Anthony
Edward Clarke
Boston
Fred Clarke
Ann
Byrne
St. John’s
C. H. Parsons
New York
Lewisporte
U.S.A
Tilton
Parsons
W.H. Crane
Royal Stores
Mr. Parsons
Wild Clothing Co
Edward Woolfrey
Sandy Kouight
Stanley French
Giles Jennings
Fred Jones
Morton
John Snelgrove
Exploits
Primmer House
Mr. Snelgrove
Wood
Northland Vessel to Sail Montreal to Corner Brook
An announcement from Montreal notes the U S Northland of the Clarke Steamship Co designed for the St Lawrence Gaspe route will leave Newcastle April 29 and reach Quebec around May 18. It will be open for public inspection in Quebec and Montreal before starting fortnightly service to Corner Brook from Montreal on May 19. Captain William Tremblay will command upon arrival, and the vessel’s North Atlantic trial showed 14 knots while fully loaded.
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Montreal
U. S. Northlana
Clarke Steamship Company
England
St. Lawrence
Gaspe
Newfoundland
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Quebec
Corner Brook
Clarke Steamstip Company
Gaspesia
Chalfur
Negarit
Perth
Ashquay
Biagk
British Labour Strife Grinds On In Fourth Day Of General Strike
Telegraph reports a four day general strike paralyses British industry with opposing forces entrenched. Government victory in Commons on a labor measure to protect property 317 to 95. Violence in London Glasgow Edinburgh regions. Transit improving, essential services functioning. Women led by Mrs Stanley Baldwin aiding working women. Peace talks fail, warfare resumes. Harbor Grace incident leaves 90 visitors from Upper Island Cove assaulting relief officer. looting at Bishop's Cove. Police deploy by special train. ring leaders to be arrested. Viking turnout 3038. voyage total 205,548. Aue epidemic on the West Coast. Dr MacDonald to assist. Strikers join by electrical workers in 19 borough power stations. no outages. Viscount Grey condemns strike as national menace. Trades Union Congress to strike in solidarity if settlement slow. Intercession services at Westminster Abbey thrice daily. Danish Trades Union backs British strikers. American Federation of Labor pledges support. London dispatch notes gravity of situation. avoid waste and economism. First serious railroad accident since strike begun near Edinburgh. three killed, thirty injured. Corner Brook employment agent reports 400+ men seeking work. 10 warned off. Anticosti sold to Wayagamack Pulp and Paper Co for 6 million. Island Cove prisoners remanded eight days. Relieving officer Squires ill.
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Commons
London
Glasgow
Widinburgh
Stanley Baldwin
Harbor Grace
Upper Island Cove
Bishop’s Cove
Viking
Dr. MacDonald
Viscount Grey
Falloden
Trades Union Congress
Westminster Abbey
Danish Trades Union
Association of Employees
American Federation of Labor
Edinburgh
Corner Brook
Island of Anticosti
Wayagamack Pulp and Paper Co
Island Cove
Agistrate
Squires
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Pearce Boyde at North Side od 9th inst
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Pearce Boyde at North Side on the ninth instant, adding a new member to the family.
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North Side
Pearce Boyde
Died at Fairfield Sanitorium Maine Reginald Paul Anstey
Reginald Paul Anstey aged 26 died at Fairfield Sanatorium Maine on April 27. He leaves three wives and one child residing at Ord Orchard Maine. Survived by father and mother, a number of siblings including two sisters in Twilling City and Miss Erhain Horwood Lamber Co Mrs Hayward of 145 Chev f Rose the St John’s Evening Pelewrait.
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Fairfield Sanitorium
Maine
Reginald Paul
Wedding Bells at St Peters Church May Fourth
A refined wedding was celebrated at St Peter’s Church on May 4 at 8 30 pm. Elizabeth Belle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Edward Blackler of Back Harbor, wed Elmo Gordon, son of Mr. Eli Young and the late George Whiteborn of North Side. The bride wore cream Shantunge silk with bridal accessories and carried roses and lilies. Attendants included Mrs Anne Blackler as matron of honor and Misses Winnifred Greenham and Daisy Anstey. Best man was Edward Blackler, with Thomas Grimes and John Spencer as ushers. Music by Mr Frank Austey enhanced the ceremony. Relatives hosted refreshments at the couple’s future home. over fifty guests attended. The bride received many gifts and warm wishes for a long, happy life.
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St. Peter's Church
Gilbert
Elizabeth Belle
Edward Blackler
Back Harbor
Elmo Gordon
Eli Young
George Whiteborn
North Side
Anne Blackler
Winnifred Greenham
Daisy Anstey
Thomas Grimes
John Spencer
Frank Austey
Resume of 1926 Sealing Voyage BEOTHIC'S CREW MADE
The Beothic’s crew completed a sealing voyage in 1926, detailing voyage course, crew roster, and harvesting results. Officials reported vessel activity, catch totals, and regional processing during the expedition. The record notes harsh conditions and disciplined operations aboard the ship.
Donations to British and Foreign Bible Society
North Side upper part lists donors led by Arthur Manuel with 1.50 and multiple 1.00 and 0.50 contributions from names such as B Brett CG R Facey M Tulk Jacob Moores K M Batten Alfred Manuel P A Harbin and others totaling 12.95. Lever part shows 1.00 and 0.50 gifts from A J Pearce Francis Roberts A Colbourne Hodge and many more totaling 12.90. Continued.
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North Side
Arthur Manuel
B. Brett
R. Facey
M. Tulk
Jacob Moores
K. M. Batten
Alfred Manuel
P. A. Harbin
E Facey
F. G. Stuckless
George Gard
Win. Young
F. House
M. Roberts
Stewart Roberts
Nellie House
Eli Young
K. Harbin
M. R. Manuel
Robert Young
Alfred Preston
John Pippy
D. B. Brett
Cartin Stuck Jess
Minnie Fifield
Joseph Stuckjess
Nellie Igan
Stuckey
John White
T. Wells
Bessie Randell
N.S. Lever
A. J. Pearce
Francis Roberts
A’ Colbourne
A. H. Hodge
C. L. Hodge
Rev. H. Gilbert
Wm. Harnett
H. C. Roberts
Hannah Linfield
Andie Hodder
Primmer
Alfred ‘Colbourne
Loveridge
John Cook
A. Lunnen
Andrew Roberts
Marian Andrews
A. Newman
Hodder
Tobe
Grace Captain Ca Roberts at Halls Bay load
In a terse, fragmented item from Beal a captain named Grace and Ca Roberts are reported loading pinthen at Halls Bay. Messrs Ashtourhes and Mot Teft are mentioned with a partial reference to St. Anthony. The readable text is highly garbled with unclear actions and names.
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Schr
Grace
Ca Roberts
Halls Bay
Pinthen
Messrs
Ashtourhes
St. Anthony
Beal
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Third Avenue
Schermerton Street
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J.W. Miller
Sixty-first Street
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Thomas Churchill
Stanley B. Hajjard
Darkin
Hazel Miller
EJ. Pond
Earl Miller
David Bartley
Bay Ridge Masonic Temple
Phillips
John Miller
George Churchill
F. Hall
Luther
Hazel Bartley
Ruth Bartley
Gladys Doyle
Mildred Beer
Rhoda McGoun
Bromely
Thelma Bromely
Riggs
Effie Ivany
C. Maryan
W. Lardner
Little Bay Isle
J. W. McGrath
Telegraph News
Beothic
Seal
Eagle
Beathic
Lagend
Neptune
Thetis
Terra Nova
Ranger
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