15 May 1937
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
May 15, 1937
Page
1
South Side 11 Layman 7 Rev J A Burden North Side 41 Rev J A Burden 7 Tayman 11 a m Holiness Meeting 3 p m Free and Easy Praise Meeting 7 Evangelistic Service All are welcome
Mr. Loveridge arrived back on Tuesday night after more than a month away visiting inland towns reaching as far as Deer Lake. Also arriving was Mr. J. Davis representing Martin-Royal Stores.
People seeking snapshore on Coronation Day may leave orders with John C. Loveridge Mesers Hroest Anstey Phillip Anstey and James Anstey. Orders collected at Grand Falls Wednesday morning.
Original 1930 blue coupe with new engine bearings last year and little use since. Fresh battery and good tires, currently at Port de Grave for inspection and trial. Willing to ship anywhere for 150 dollars. Owner Rev R Davies from Change Islands left district and needs to dispose of the car.
Mr. Arthur Simms returned from Buchans on a one month holiday. Capt. Andrew Greenham and other men from St. John’s who were on the icefields came home last week. Mr. Kenneth Maueuel was in Town on Thursday.
M. V. Bessie Marie departed Thursday morning to north on sealing duties for Ashbournes Ltd. M. S. Young Harp escaped Thursday, secured seals for Ashbournes Ltd., then headed to Port Union yesterday to U Twisy.
The publication notes lack of a full issue this week due to time constraints and promises more detail in the next issue. Advertisements are scheduled. Clyde arrived Thursday on her first Lewisporte trip, bringing freight and heavy mail. Artie Butcher came by steamer from St John’s.
On Monday night at Alexandra Hall members of the G W V A held an entertainment chaired by Mr T G W Ashbourne. The hall was crowded with many unable to enter. Comrade Keefe spoke in two parts recalling the 1911 King George V coronation and a Portsmouth naval review at Spithead. Cream and candy sales boosted proceeds to about $90.
Gillett's motor boat departed Thursday bound for Lewisporte carrying Mr and Mrs John Gillett who had been visiting in St John’s.
Announcement seeks a female assistant teacher at St. Peter's High School in Twillingate. Preferred qualifications include First or Second Grade and familiarity with the New Curriculum. Applications directed to The Chairman Rev J Goonann Twillingate 3i.
In the current issue of C I L Oval writer Call ing All Homes describes radio receiving sets being manufactured and tested in a modern factory. miniature stations emit tones as part of stringent tests, and the article notes radios endure sewer pounding with a wooden hammer, a harsher test than on the road.
At Grand Falla on May 2 a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moore. The family announced the happy event.
Motor boat Jean cleared Leading Tickles on Wednesday evening as ice loosened. About 18 seals were taken while many old seals refused to net. J. M. Olds secured around 100 seals. The steamer arrived from Bridgeport yesterday, but overall luck was poor. With the ice slackening, the hunt is now halted for the season.
Poultry advert claims profit from chicks with seven days guarantee. Sells Maritime Chick Hatchery in St John New Brunswick and cites customer satisfaction records as proof of value.
For sale 1 heifer calf six weeks old Coronation. Same breed as Jubilee who won first prize at the Pair last fall. Price on application. Hodge Brothers Path End.
The report states that Reverend J Goodland conducted a burial for Mrs Baden Wall at Moreton's Hour on Tuesday. The brief notice confirms a church or local service in a small timeframe with a typical obituary notice tone.
Wanted to buy all kinds of used and unused Newfoundland postage stamps with high prices paid. Prompt cash returns or write for catalogue prices to 4m. L G Hodder Salvage BB.
The Grace Boehner sails into Sydney today bearing flour from Spar at St Lawrence then proceeds to foad coal for Harbour Grace. A sale of English herring nets and gear was held yesterday at Hogde Bros Upper Premises where many men gathered and bought all the property.
A reader recounts a years long rheumatic shoulder pain that vanished after taking Kruschen Salts. The testimonial attributes the cure to Kruschen and notes the salts dissolve uric acid crystals and aid expulsion through natural channels.
The Speech of Mfid's Represent tive Justice Commissioner Fichey delivered from London by Raw 2 was a well considered one. We intend to present the same verbatim in the next issue.
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