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Twillingate Sun

Location

Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada

Date

Sep 22, 1928

Page

4

Twillingate Sun announces subscription and advertising terms

The Twillingate Sun lists subscription rates for Newfoundland Canada England and other countries and notes advance payment. It details display ad pricing for long term and short term placements and notes a 25 cent fee for notes of thanks. The paper disclaims guarantee to publish late news items and disclaims responsibility for correspondents' opinions.

Twillingate Mid Newfoundland Canada England U.S. A

Telephone links tested between here and neighboring stations

Successful trials attached phones to Telegraph lines linking Herring Neck Boyd s Cove and Twillingate with mixed clarity at Boyd s Cove indicating wider network modernization potential. Rev G G Howse preached on League of Nations from Isaiah 2 4 urging a forward look through shadows. Samuel Stuckless pleaded guilty to True Bill. verdict Not Guilty in David Doyeé case. Mr George Clarke of Springdale hospitalized with brain trouble.

Herring Neck Boyd's Cove Veitch Telegraph Department Howse U.C League of Nations Lloyd George George Clarke Springdale Grand Falls Clarke Supreme Court David Doyeé Samel ‘Stuckless St John’s Maidment Bert Foreman CL. Ei Wine Roberts Young

Wedding at United Church in St Anthony

The wedding of Amelia Penny and Rev Lester L Burty was held at the United Church in St Anthony on September 4 with Rev Arthur H Boyles officiating. Attendants were May Decker and Malcolm Penny. The reception followed at Grenfell School commodians Hall with floral decor and generous refreshments. Both families and friends wished the couple well as they depart for Little Bay Islands.

St. Anthony United Church Amelia Penny Thomas Penny Lester L. Burty Safe Harbor Arthur H. Boyles Grenfell School Barry St., Anthony Burry Little Bay Islands

Personal notices of town residents and visitors

Personal notices list Mrs. Mary White and Miss Mildred Butcher heading to Boston via Ray Rupert toward Lewisporte with family. brother Boyce Wheeler to St Johns. Stella Manuel leaves by Prospero for St Johns. E H March fills telegraph office in town. others arrive from Lewisporte Herring Neck USA and Springdale. Several locals travel to Detroit Toronto Fogo and New Bay. Dr Andrews seeks Medical Board registration. Bank of Nova Scotia recruit Stanley Layman congratulated.

Mary White David Wheeler Mildred Butcher Boston Ray Rupert Lewisporte Boyce Wheeler St. John's Stella Manuel Prospero E.H. March Telegraph ‘Office Paul Moores Malcolm Simins Herring Exploits George Bulgin Arthur Bulgin Alma Parsons Clyde Detroit Mich U.S.A Adolphus Yates New Bay Stanley Layman Fogo Locke Little Bay Islands John Cook Allan Jenkins Annie Hodder Toronto Ernest Roberts Douglas Warnell Woragell S.M Bank of Nova Scotia

Public Auction Of Wrecked Schooner Fusilier Gear

Public auction to sell gear from the wrecked schooner Fusilier of 65 tons. Items include mainmast 69 feet, foremast 53 feet, mainboom 57 feet, maingatt foreboom foregaff mainsail jib and more. Also a six horsepower stationary engine with windlass and equipment. Auction date Friday September 28 at North Side Twillingate NB. Interested parties invited to inspect.

North Side Twillingate, N.B.D H. P

Obituary for Cuthbert Anstey in St Peters Church Service

The remains of Cuthbert Anstey youngest son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Anstey were laid to rest at Snellin's Cove Cemetery after a 230 pm funeral service at St Peter's Church conducted by Rev Henry Gilbert The death is attributed to a motor accident about 60 miles from New York while en route to Boston on Saturday night He was in his 21st year Many floral tributes came from friends abroad and at home He leaves a father and mother two brothers Matthias in Buffalo Samuel at home five sisters Mrs Kitcheney Phillips Amida Anstey H R Brown Ethel Susannah Lilian and Eleanor Frances The bereaved family receives sympathy during this trying time.

Cuthbert Anstey Samuel Anstey Snellin's Cove St. Peter's Church Henry Gilbert Boston New York Hospita Matthias Buffalo Samuel Kitcheney Phillips Malina Amida Anstey H. R. Brown Ethel Toronto Susannah Lilian Eleanor Frances

Note of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors

Mr and Mrs Samuel Anstey express sincere gratitude to friends for letters telegrams of sympathy in their sorrow and for wreaths and flowers for their son's casket. They mention wreaths from the Lady who boarded him and his fellow workers and all friends in New York who helped the family in their hour of sorrow.

Samuel Anstey New York

Mrs White Family Thank Readers For Sympathy And Wreaths

Mrs A White and family thank kind friends for letters messages of sympathy and wreaths after their recent bereavement. They name Chesley Young Waverley MA Hooper Gates Cambridge MA UC Choir LL C Educational Board LOA George Blandford Halas Young John Phillips Arch Roberts Georgina Roberts Thomas Knell Dalley Edward Smith Jooper Gates Amy Pearl Harties H G Barnes Carter Anatey Arca Roberts Donnelly Roberts and Comdt and Mrs Abbott for support and prayer at the outset.

A. White Chesley Young Waverley Mass Hooper Gates Cambridge U.C Ll.c. Educational Board L.O.A George Blandford Halas Young Arca Georgina Roberts Donnelly Roberts Comdt Abbott

Comdt L W Canning Praises Morgantown Community

Comdt L W Canning SA reports from Morgantown West Virginia a city of about 20000 that residents treat the Army with respect. He notes the poor seek aid and professionals such as preachers doctors and lawyers consult leaders on issues aiding community betterment.

L. W. Canning S A Morgantown U.S.A

Space Constraints Delay Some Material to Next Issue

Because of limited space, some material will be postponed to the next issue. The delay allows distributing content more evenly and preserves space for urgent items in the current edition.

Shipping News: Labrador Fish Arrivals and Coal Delivery

Shipping reports list several vessels Docked or arriving Saturday or Monday from the Labrador and Sydney. Notable entries include Schr. Melita with 250 bris of fish, Dazzle loading coal at Ashbournes Ltd., and Violet Carrie bringing about 850 bris of fish. A 180-bris fish grounding was reported near the harbor.

Schr N. Duncan Isaac Greenham Labrador Sehr Melita P. Powell H.4a Heckman HC. Roberts St. John's Schr. Dazzle Waters Ashbournes Ltd Sydney

Four Men In Moot Car From New York In Fatal Crash

Four men rode in a car from New York two weeks ago. Two were killed and two injured. Mr. Peckford of Glovertown died after reaching hospital. The two Americans remain unconscious with concussion and fractured skull. Cause of the accident unknown, but steering gear may have failed. They had planned a Sunday trip to Boston and a Monday holiday ride home.

New York Peckford Glovertown Boston

Emulsion Advertisement From Davis & Lawrence Co Montreal

If you are run down from Lae Grippe or Bronchitis take The D and L Emulsion. It will soon build up your weight and strength. Sold in 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles by Davis and Lawrence Co Montreal.

Davis & Lawrence. Co Montreal N.S Davis & Lawrence Co Sirs Asalar G. A. Tuma Davis 4 Lawrence CO St. Antoine Bt Qee

Hurricane Toll and Fires Claim Dozens Across Regions

Telegraph News reports numerous disasters including 30 dead in Humaceco from the hurricane, a fatal house fire in O Hawa killing three children, and extensive sugar cane damage. Also noted are a new electric liner Viceroy of India launched on the Clyde, a Rockford factory collapse killing and wounding workers, two Nebraska and South Dakota tornado deaths, and 14 destroyed in Halifax from an electrical storm.

Bermarl Walters Walters O Hawa San Juan Humaceco Clyde Peninsular Oriental Company Viceroy of India West Indies Rockford Illinois Nebraska South Dakoto South Dakota Halifax Maritime Provinces Balmoral Duke and Duchess of York Braemar Cadiz Mepuigela Caribean Gaudeloube Midola Atlantic Nad Ireland

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