19 May 1934
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
May 19, 1934
Page
1
The S S Clyde has completed a full trip in Notre Dame Bay with no Arctic ice this season. The steamer was late on two departures from Lewisporte to Green Bay ports due to the Express arriving late, which leaves St John's Mondays and connects with Lewisporte early Tuesday.
Cecil J Hodder died at home on Mills Avenue Braddock from pneumonia at age 25 Born in Newfoundland he moved with parents to Braddock 14 years ago Employed as a brick layer by Hodder Construction Co Survived by wife Wilfreda Schweinberg Hodder two daughters Joan and Jean his parents Mr and Mrs Alex Hodder and siblings Joseph McLaughlin Swissvale Vesta Edna Leola Beatrice Clinton and Arthur Funeral held at the Hedder home conducted by Rev R L McQuiston burial at Monongahela Cemetery Braddock paper
The report lists results from a small meet with participants including T. G. W. Ashbourne and Rev. Laite. On the South Side and North Side events, Ashbourne placed in 11-T and 7-T categories while Rev. Laite appeared in multiple slots such as Little Hr and 2.30. The notes show a compact, early era meet layout with few details beyond names and entrant numbers.
Advertises cash payment for old gold teeth bracelets brooches buttons medals rings sleeve links watches watch chains and other gold or silver items. Directs inquiries to John D. Snow P O Box H5308 St John s phone 1055W 77 Military Road.
North side location near waterside fishing premises offered for sale. Vacant or recently occupied by Mrs Sogan Cook. For further particulars apply within three weeks to MW Cook at Port Poion.
After ten weeks of silence the Humber Herald resumes publication under presumed manager Frank Dove and Mr W J Parsons. The US Prospero under Captain Jacob Kean made its first northbound voyage since navigation opened, arriving Tuesday at midnight. Chief Engineer Martin replaces the ill Mr McKinley.
John X Roberts submits a correction stating he did not steal a staffing box from Mr George Simms boat. He explains he inadvertently took a box from his own vessel and mistook it for belonging to the other craft and asks that the report be corrected.
A boys organized sports program at the cricket field starts at 2.15 p.m. with five events and ice cream sold at the gate. A.A. L. B. plays A.A.Dance in the S. U. F. Hall at 8.15 p.m. admission 20 cents.
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