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Hospital Sunday appeal urges Newfoundland readers to donate vegetables for hospital funds with receipts promised for gifts before October 17 and prayers for the hospital work.
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Oct 10, 1931
Page
4
Hospital Sunday appeal urges Newfoundland readers to donate vegetables for hospital funds with receipts promised for gifts before October 17 and prayers for the hospital work.
Twillingate Sun editor urges local and regional churches to make Hospital Sunday a regular church activity. Readers are asked to contribute financially or in kind on October 18, with special envelopes on October 11. The appeal stresses collective Christian duty, prayer, and community involvement to sustain hospital care and services.
The text cites I Hollands and T H Porter with W Edgar Mercer and notes many patients have been cared for this year. It calls on readers to contribute, especially those who have not responded before, to avoid the hospital's closing, asserting the community must help.
Ida M. Clarke with freight for Hodge Brothers and others arrived from St John’s on Saturday. Severoles from Little Bay Islands delivered 300 casks shore codfish 300 casks and 142 barrels Labrador and 63 casks share. Marina left for White Bay fort with a load of wood. Lindbergh came from St John’s with freight for fishermen. Dante from Battle Harbour called, en route to St John’s. Motor boats I’m Alone and C M Wheeler continue trips to Lewisporte carrying passengers.
Notices from Woodford's Cove Little Bay Codle's Island and Purcell's Harbour report the deaths of Mrs. George Snow 26 and Mrs. Stewart White 32 with funeral services led by Rev. F Mercer. Both left spouses children and families, with prayers and hymns noted and burials at local cemeteries.
H B Thompson optometrist of St John s will tour district towns this fall to examine eyes and fit glasses. He will be at the boarding house or hotel with latest frame samples and reduced prices this year. Mail repair work and correspondence to 180 Waller Street St John s.
J. H. Thomas, secretary for the Dominions, asserts Britain’s position is absolutely sound and that there is no danger of losing financial supremacy despite the departure from the gold standard.
Confusion in OCR yields a birth notice: on Thursday night the Ist of the month a daughter was born to Mr Gordon Watkins and his wife. The names and details are garbled but indicate a newborn daughter.
An October 8 1931 notice from Charles E Parsons appeals Twillingate and the Bay residents to donate vegetables to Memorial Hospital. Due to hard times cash gifts are scarce but vegetable offerings are urged to keep hospital work going and support the sick.
Mr W W Baird visits from Angle Brook to see his mother Mrs Catherine Baird. Mrs Wm Muir and daughter Helen travel to Montreal via Corner Brook on Sunday by Clyde. Mr Clinton Hodder tours town from Pittsburgh USA. Sir Wilfred Grenfell M D and Secretary arrived by Kyle from the north and departed by Clyde. Mr Wm S Miller heads to Ochre Pit Cove for O P & Supply Co. Mrs A G Ashbourne visits Fogo with Mr and Mrs A Cook. Mr Wm Harnett goes to Morton's Hr on Monday for James Locke funeral then returns by motor boat. Mrs Wm Moors and son Eric arrive by Clyde for a short visit.
Mayor Howlett of St John s said he floated no bonds for a Street paying loan. The only financial move is negotiating with the Royal Bank of Canada Municipalities Bankers for 157000 to finance Duckworth Street. In response to unemployed protests, the Council said removal of steam shovels is impossible but 250 men will be hired to work on certain streets.
The article urges Play Boys to plan fires on Armistice Night November 11 to celebrate the end of the Great War. It suggests discarding old plots and reminds readers to consider safe, proper celebration.
A fragmented roster lists numerous names and places including Obadiah Davis of Westport K Short of Beaumont Alfred Hussey and family in Joe Battis Arm Thomas Hussey John Jones Herring Neck and others in St Johns Fogo Newstead Grand Falls Kings Cove and Burwood among attendees and residents noted.
Wanted to buy one small carriage and harness suitable for a pony about 700 pounds. Respond to Mrs Bennatt Price.
The Fall Session of the Supreme Court opened in St Johns. True Bills were found against Tames Ryall for embezzlement, Reuben Crane and Clifford Hussey for 21 counts of larceny, and Lex Mercer for an offence against the Persons Act.
The item lists residents and spouse pairs across St. Anthony Botwood Cobb's Arm Montreal Deer Lake and nearby areas including Mrs Cooks James Janes Wm Janes Mr and Mrs Daniel Haggerty Clinton Hodder Arthur Brown Martin Sansone. The partial text enumerates individuals and locales in a community notice format.
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