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YEAR END EVENTS 1937

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PUB. DATE	EVENT	DETAILS
January 1, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	British ship “Black Hill”, en route to Santander from Bayonne in ballast, fired upon by unknown boat in Spanish waters. S. U. F. of Pouch Cove held annual parade.
January 1, 1937	NECROLOGY	George W CAPSTICK, 4 months. Jacob CHAFE, 72. Mrs. Margaret KING, 29.
January 2, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Annual meeting Cathedral Men’s Bible Class. Text of Anglo-Italian gentlemen’s agreement published. Program of Christmas Carols presented by St. Patrick’s Hall Choiristers, at weekly session of the Patrician Association. Mr. E. J. Molloy gave brief history of the Beothics or Red Indians, and Mr. Teddy O’Keefe spoke on “How we can make the New Year a little more prosperous”, at Holy Cross L. A. meeting. Mr. C. E. Hunt, K. C. guest speaker at Educational entertainment, under auspices of the Newfoundland Order of Antlers. German cruiser “Koenigsberg” seized Spanish Government steamer Marta Juquera, off Spanish Northern Coast.
January 2, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	John Matthews of Grand Bank and Miss Theresa Hardiman of Belleoram, at Grand Bank.
January 2, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. T. J. PARSONS, 42. Arthur H CURRAN, 42. Edward WALSH, 77. Hebert PIKE, Carbonear, 78. Rev. Erwin KING, B.A, B.D., at Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal.
January 3, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Edward REAY, 62, formerly of this city, now residing in Canada, accidently killed when he was on a gasoline scooter.
January 4, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Offensive resumed on Madrid front. Nationalists occupy Villa Franca. Mr. and Mrs. Levi G. Chafe celebrated Golden Jubilee of their wedding day, at party at Newfoundland Hotel. Mr. Harry Smith, Mus., Bac., A. R. C. M., appointed Music Master at Prince of Wales College, in succession to the late Mr. Gordon Christian. Mr. David Fraser Harris, Author and Scientist, died at London Nursing Home, 65. Guards hockey team visited Bell Island.
January 4, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Fannie DAVIS, Westeyville.
January 5, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	London take serious view of foreign enlistments in Spain. Berlin and Rome communicated with. Belgian press demands repture diplomatic relations between Belgium and Red Spanish Government, over assassination of Belgian diplomatic, Baron Jaques de Borchgrave.
January 5, 1937	NECROLOGY	John MURPHY, formerly of St. John’s, former Mayor, and member of the first Harbor Commission, passed away at Halifax.
January 6, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"Boys of St. Patrick Hall Choir entertained by Patrician Association. Installation Officers Royal Oak Lodge. 1,800 German “volunteers” attack Government forces west of Madrid. 27 planes deluge Capitol with shells."
January 6, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Capt. George RIDEOUT, 38, of M. S. Luizen, washed overboard and drowned off Scaterie. Ship bound from Halifax to this port.
January 6, 1937	NECROLOGY	Henry J VAVASOUR, 86. Billie LONG, 10. Mrs. Winniford ASH, Carbonear, 44.
January 7, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Wedding of Princess Julianna of Holland, and Prince Bernhard Von Lieppe and Biestorfeld, of Germany. Mr. Raymond Gushue gave description of visit to Portugal, to Rotary Club. Annual meeting Commercial Traveler’s Association. Annual meeting and installation officers Leening Lodge. Opening session 1937 debating season of M. C. L. I. Subject: “labor’s rooted suspicion of the employing classes, is justified.” Won by affirmative. 50,000 automobile workers at Detroit on Strike. Lady Walwyn and Lieut. Walwyn visit Mount Cashel. Entertainment given in their honor.
January 7, 1937	NECROLOGY	George R. TILLER, 56. Susanna Wilmott MERCER, 80. John BUDDEN, Salmon Cove Road, Carbonear. Joseph SIMMONDS, Bristol’s Hope, 66.
January 7, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Fishing Schooner Percy F. Russel, arrived North Sydney and reported loss of Wm. BUFFETT, and the rescue of Percy Thoms from overturned dory.
January 8, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	President Roosevelt arranged for record peace time National Defense Fund of nearly one billion dollar.
January 8, 1937	NECROLOGY	Samuel MORES, Freshwater, Carbonear, 77.
January 9, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Mr. and Mrs. Thorburn MacNab celebrated 25th anniversary of their wedding day.
January 9, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Rev. Edwin Bugden, formerly of English Harbor, and Miss Dorothy Mabel Stewart, R. N. of New Glasgow, at New Glasgow. Albert Baker and Miss Adelaide Crewe, Elliston.
January 9, 1937	NECROLOGY	Henry HERALD, Carbonear, 86.
January 10, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Annual meeting George St. Church Bible Class. Rev. P. J. Kennedy, spiritual director, addressed T. A. & B. Society on “Catholicity vs. Communism”. British Government sent note to diplomatic representative in Paris, Berlin, Rome, Moscow and Lisbon, containing new proposals to keep foreigners out of Spain. Newfoundland Mutual Benefit Association held installation of officers at St. Rose’s Hall, Boston.
January 10, 1937	NECROLOGY	Muriel Blanche GULLIFORD, 3 years, 9 months. Samuel MOORES, Freshwater, Carbonear, 77. Shirley Ann WOOD, 1 year 10 months. David Alexander (Duddy) JOHNSON, at Everett, Mass, 6.
January 11, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"Mobs of extremists in Bilbao slaughtered 200 hostages. Annual re-union Star of the Sea Association. Brotherhood of Railway Employees held election of officers and banquet. Nfld. Graduate Nurse’s Association held meeting and musicale at Crosbie Hotel."
January 11, 1937	NECROLOGY	Terence KENNEDY, Harbor Grace, 94. Joseph Patrick SUMMERS, 31. Mrs. Rebecca Lever, 83. Archibald CARAVAN, Lush’s Bight.
January 12, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Lady Walwyn visited Belvedere Orphanage. Miss A Hayward gave address to Good Companions Club on “Ottawa”. Over 1,000 deaths due to influenza, reported in London. Marshal Chiang Hsue Liang received 10 years prison term, for kidnaping Marshal Chiang Kal Shek. Wesley Literary Association held election of officers. Sir John Aird resigned after almost 50 years of service with Canadian Bank of Commerce.
January 12, 1937	NECROLOGY	Wm. H LEWIS, formerly of this city, at Nairobia, British East Africa. Austina Carole HANN, 60. Raymond FITZGERALD, Little Paradise.
January 12, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	20 lives lost in Finnish steamer “Joanna Thorden”, which struck a reef on maiden voyage to New York.
January 13, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Enjoyable card party, supper and dance at Central Police Barracks. Count Gaston Leon, grandson of Nepoleon 1st., died in poverty at Montaut, near Dax. Opening game hockey series, St. Bon’s defeated guards, 5-1. Mr. F. Best, Proprietor of the ABC Taxi and Service Station, entertained staff at dinner at residence, Hamilton Street. Bannerman Lodge, Pouch Cove, held election of officers.
January 13, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	John Strickland and Miss Eve Abbott, Mockeggar, at bonavista. Gordon Eddy and Miss Martha Button, Lead Cove.
January 14, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Fire which started in the residence, of Eugene Kennedy, Main Street, Bell Island , resulted in 14 buildings being destroyed, with property damage to extent of $100,000. Hon. R. B. Ewbank, Commissioner for Natural Resources, addressed members of Rotary Club on “India”. M. C. L. I. in spirited debate, decided that “It was better to have written Gray’s Elegy than to have taken Quebec.” Nfld Graduate Nurse’s Association held card party at Guard's Club Rooms. Mr. Levi Chafe. veteran curler, won first points games in competition with 42 contestants. First meeting held in new Pentecostal Tabernacle, Casey St. Lt. Col. L. C. Outerbridge provided entertainment at Community Centre with selection of moving pictures. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Walsh, LeMarchant Road, celebrated 25th anniversary of their wedding day.
January 14, 1937	NECROLOGY	G. G. GLENNIE, former Manager Bank of Nova Scotia this city, at Toronto.
January 15, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	United States Midwest harassed by floods. 100,000 acres inundated. Annual Meeting, City Commercial Hockey League. Mr. Harold Gross arrived by express, to take up duties as General Coach for the hockey teams.
January 15, 1937	NECROLOGY	William RODGERS, Musgrave Hr.
January 15, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	William Hicks,Rolling Cove, and Miss Frances Hampton, Canaille, at Bonavista.
January 16, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Daily news Bowling team won championship in section B Commercial Bowling League.
January 16, 1937	NECROLOGY	MRS. Jennie Louis HENNEBURY. Robert FREEMAN, 72. Joseph REID, New Melbourne. Frederick KELLAND, Winterton, 72. Capt. Wm. M. LEGGE, Heart’s Content.
January 16, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Robert Stoodley and Miss Myrtle Piercey, Grand Bank. Russell Thornhill of Grand Bank, and Miss Maria Simms, of Burgeo, at Grand Bank.
January 17, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	“The Story and Secret of Lourdes’” presented by pupils of Holy Cross Schools at Majestic Theatre. Mr. W. J. Keough addressed Holy Cross L. A. on “Liberty or Security.” Mr. L. E. Emerson, K. C. gave lecture on “Conditions in Europe,” before gathering of Antlers and friends at Queen's Theatre.
January 17, 1937	NECROLOGY	Richard J WHITE, 80. Christina FITZGIBBON. Robert RENDLE, Bonavista.
January 18, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Dunfiled Club held annual Billard Supper at Canon Wood Hall. George St. Young Ladies Class, held annual meeting. Feildians won over new Maroons team, by score of 6-3. Old Spencerian Badminton Club held tourney. Annual meeting and banquet of Wesley Adult Bible class.
January 18, 1937	NECROLOGY	William R. SMITH, at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, Brookline, Mass. Mrs. Catherine (McCormack) MADDEN, 43. Thomas WEBBER, 18. Joseph BUTT, Musgrave Harbor.
January 19, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Annual meeting Jubilee Guilds of Newfoundland and Labrador at Government House. Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, Dominions Secretary, answering questions in House of Commons, denied report of increase in Newfoundland relief recipients.
January 19, 1937	NECROLOGY	William H WHITE, 79. George J TESSIER, Grand Bank.
January 20, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Annual Triduum Holy Name Society, St. Patrick’s. House of Miss Ada Chaptor, Chamberlains, destroyed by fire. President Roosevelt re-sworn into office. Centenary of Newfoundland British Society celebrate by banquet at Sterling Restaurant. Guards defeat Maroons 3-1. House of Joshua Roberts, Seal Cove, destroyed by fire.
January 20, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Charles KING, formerly of Newfoundland, at Sydney Mines, 61.
January 21, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Rain and heavy flood rendered 25,000 people homeless in Mid-Western States. Sir George Burton Hunter, famous Naval Architect, passed away at London, 91. Mr. Phil Knowling, Jr. gave account of his extended travels in European and Asiatic Countries before Rotary Club. M. C. L. I. debate “That the greatest hope for world progrees lies in a league of English-speaking peoples” won by negative. Installation officers Atlantic Lodge No. 1 I. O. O. F. Annual meeting ladies College Aid society. Lodge Tasker held “Ladies Night”. Mount Cashel Band gave concert at Community Centre. Annual meeting St. John’s Branch Newfoundland Amateur Hockey Association. Newfoundland Light & Power Co. won first place in Section A., and championship of the Commercial Bowling league, With James Baird, Ltd., 2nd., S. Milley, Ltd., 3rd. All coers won R. G. Reid trophy at Curling Rink. Annual Meeting Nfld. Amateur Hockey association.
January 21, 1937	NECROLOGY	Harold Cockburn HARVEY, formerly of this city, at Trenton N. J. Mary Ann NOONAN. Harry W KEYERLEBER, at New York.
January 21, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Philip Keating and Miss Marie Belbin, Grand Bank.
January 21, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Storms rage through North Europe caused heavy toll of deaths on the sea. Scandianian countries hardest hit.
January 22, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Annual meeting Society for the Protection of Animals, held at Government House. St. Bon’s defeat Feildians 8-3.
January 22, 1937	NECROLOGY	Joseph FISHER, Bonavista.
January 22, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Floods in United States spread to 12 States. 14 dead, 125,000 homeless, and damage running to millions.
January 23, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Pearce Power charged with wounding Constable Michael Walsh with a razor, sentenced to 5 years imprisonment.
January 24, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Closing exercises of Triduum at St. Patrick’s Church. Mr. W. J. Keough addressed Patrician Association on “Liberty or Security”. Mr. J. B. McEvoy, LiB., guest speaker Holy Cross Literary Association subject: British Monarchy and What it means.”
January 24, 1937	NECROLOGY	William P RICHARDSON, 64.
January 24, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Ohio Valley foundered under worst flood in history, with added scourge of fire, and threatened epidemics and disease. 350,000 people rendered homeless.
January 25, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	28th annual meeting Board of Trade, Mr. J. W. Allan elected President. Annual meeting Church of England Institute. Newfoundland St. Andrew’s society, celebrated 178th anniversary of the birth of Bobbie Burns, at Newfoundland hotel. Feildians defeated Guards 6-4.
January 25, 1937	NECROLOGY	Ex-Segt Levie CAINES. Margaret ANTHONY.
January 26, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Mr. E. N. R. Trentham, Controller of the Treasury of the Newfoundland Government since 1932, transferred to the British Embassy, Washington. St. Bon’s defeated Maroons 3-2. Royal Stores won second place in Section B., Commercial Bowling League. Weekly meeting Good Companions Club.
January 26, 1937	NECROLOGY	Richard BUDDEN, 51. Margaret Dodd, 19. William HARNUM, Winterton, 64. Mrs. Chester GREEN, Winterton, 30.
January 26, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	130 reported dead and 740,000 homeless, with damage estimated at $300,000,000., latest report from Mississippi area.
January 27, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Duke of Norfolk and Hin. Lavinia Strutt married at Brampton ORATORY, London. Members of West End Police Station won opening games in hockey series against East End, 2-1.
January 27, 1937	NECROLOGY	Catherine BROWNE, Margaret Luma GERRN, Carbonear, 19. Sr. Mary Assiaium Almeder, at Mount St. Vincent, Halifax.
January 27, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Ohio River receding, 200 people dead of influenza at Louisville.
January 27, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	John Garland and Miss Florence Snow.
January 28, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"House owned by E. S. Pinsent, and occupied by Gregory Piccott, at head of Mundy Pond, gutted by fire. Annual meeting Llewellyn Club. Professor L. W. Shaw spoke on “Co-operative Education in Denmark.” Spencerian Badminton Club held social. Mr. G. D. Fraser, Secretary Posts and Telegraphs, gave talk on the local Post Office, before Rotary Club. Mr. Binglow, of the Mutual Life Assurance Co., spoke to MacDonald Fellowship Club on “Life Insurance as it applies to the average business woman.” St. Bon’s defeated Maroons , 9-2. Joe Louis won close decision over Bob Pastor in 10 rounds."
January 28, 1937	NECROLOGY	Joshua HALFYARD, Ochre Pit Cove, 76.
January 28, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Western Europe hard hit by winter storms. Harbor of Leixoes, Portugal, wrecked, 56 reported dead.
January 28, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Henley Jenkins and Marie Follett, Western Bay.
January 29, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Susan CLARKE, Springdale, 75.
January 29, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Blizzards rain and floods caused considerable damage in Europe. Many deaths reported at sea. Toll reached 100 mark.
January 30, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	His Excellency the Governor and Lady Walwyn, tendered small party at Government House, in Honor of Hon. E. N. R. Trentham.
January 30, 1937	NECROLOGY	Samuel OSMOND, 84. Mrs. Marion (Scaplin)STEVENSON, 49. Mrs. Mary Ann BAKER, Elliston.
January 30, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Addison Bown and Miss Alice Jackman, Bell Island, at Oratory of Mercy Convent, city.
January 31, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Ordination Service at Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. Messrs. Bradbrook, Honeygold, Dickenson, Pike, Buckwell and Warehal, admitted to the office of Deacon. Rev. Frs. Savin and Rawlins described remarkable life of Teresa Neumann, before Patrician Association.
January 31, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Ruth (Janes) WALSH, 33. Frances MEEHAN. Mrs. Isabel (Smith) NOSEWORTHY. Nathan PICCO, Bell Island, 70.

February 1, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Sir Wilfred Woods, Commissioner for Public Utilities Designate in the Commission of Government, accompanied by Lady Woods, arrived by S. S. Newfoundland. Annual Meeting Child Welfare Association, held at Government House. St. Bon’s defeated Guards 7-1.
February 1, 1937	NECROLOGY	Reuben GEORGE, Sr., Winterton, 78. Mrs. Sophie HILL Elliston, 75.
February 1, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	William HAIL, 68, of East River Nfld, crushed to death in Mine at Reserve, N. S.
February 2, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Program to strengthen France’s Armed Forces over 4 year period, at cost of 19 million francs, disclosed in Chamber. Annual meeting C. L. B. Old Comrades’ Association. St. John’s lodge No. 5 and Clift lodge Pouch Cove, held debate at S. U. F. Club Rooms. Rotary Club held quarterly assembly at Newfoundland Hotel. Annual meeting St. John’s Presbyterial of the Women’s Missionary Society, held at George Street Church.
February 2, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Mary Ann WILLIAMS, 83. Annie ?[smudged] Musgrave Hr.17.
February 2, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Francis L Buckingham, of this city, and Miss Effie M Petite, of English Harbor, W. Oratory of Mercy Convent.
February 3, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Card Party, Supper and Dance at Columbus Hall. Staff of Bowring Bros., Ltd., held annual entertainment at St. Mary’s Hall. Opening game, inter-Collegiate hockey, St. Bon’s defeated Feildians 6-0. First skating Carnival St Bon’s Rink. Annual Tea and entertainment of C. M. B. C.
February 3, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Elizabeth E ASH. George GARNEAU, Director and Treasurer of Garneau, Ltd., at Quebec. Samuel Ernest JOB, at Liverpool, England. George BANKS, Fogo. Mrs. Hannah TRICKETT, formerly of Newfoundland, at Chelsea, Mass.
February 3, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Edward G Haines of Portland B. B., and Miss Minnie Strong of Clarenville, at Clarenville. Eric Hindy of Winterton, and Miss Margaret B. George of Heart’s Content, at Heart's Content.
February 4, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Annual meeting congregation Gower Street United Church. Rev. Wifred Gaetz tendered resignation as Pastor. “Fort Amherst and Esmond” prevented from entering harbor owing to ice. M. C. L. I. debated “War and Pacifism” at weekly session. Mr. C. E. Hunt, K. C. delivered address on the “Aims and Objects of Rotary”, at weekly luncheon. Dwelling house and contents of John Puddester, the Quays, Bay Bulls, destroyed by fire.
February 4, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mother M Teresa O’HALLORAN at St. Bride’s College, Littledale. Mrs. Alexander TIPPETT, Little Catalina, 78.
February 5, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	President Roosevelt, in message to Congress, recommended reorganization of Federal Supreme Court. St. Bon’s defeated Feildians 5 - 4 in overtime play.
February 5, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Catherine (Sullivan) Walsh, 80. Mrs. Mary Ann FOWLOW, Trinity East, 78. James A DAVIS, Southside, Carbonear, 75.
February 6, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Elihu Root, American elder Statesman dead, 92. Bishop Feild College team defeated United College, 8-5.
February 6, 1937	NECROLOGY	Michael ASPELL, 22. Margaret LITTLE, Bonavista.
February 6, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	John Joseph Murphy and Miss Rosalita Catherine Kennedy.
February 7, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Patrician Association held Musicale. His Holiness Pius XI, broadcast blessing to over a million Catholics gathered at Eucharistic Congress in Manila. General Franco reopened offensive in Spain. Holy Cross Literary Association pre-Lenten Musicale.
February 7, 1937	NECROLOGY	Edna Jean HALL, 7.
February 8, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Infant daughter of the Duke and Dutchess of Kent, christened Alexandra Helen Elizabeth Olga Christabel. Mr. J. M. Darcy, retiring officer of the B. I. S., given address and presentation on eve of his departure on health trip. Maroons and Guards played to a two-score draw. Annual meeting congregation George Street Church. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Abbott, Port au Port , celebrated Golden Jubilee of their wedding day.
February 8, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Mary FRAMPTON. Elijah Russell BISHOP, 73.
February 9, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"City of Malaga falls into hands of attackers. Corner Brook schools closed owing to epidemic of measles. Official announced that Hon. Mr. Justice Kent had rendered his resignation as Chairman of the Fishery Enquiry Commission, on account of ill health. St. John’s Presbytery of the United Church met at Gower St. Church. Messrs. Ray Gushue and J. R. Smallwood addressed Wesley Literary Association."
February 9, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. J BREEN, Cupids, 88. Mrs. Amelia FOOTE, Grand Bank, 66.
February 9, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Joseph Thistle of Small Point, and Miss Melinda Wheadon of Bradley Cove, at Western Bay.
February 10, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Preliminary annual meeting Benevolent Irish Society.
February 10, 1937	NECROLOGY	Patrick O’LEARY, 55. Richard O TAYLOR, Carbonear, 87. John ABBOTT, Bonavista, 71.
February 11, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Detroit auto workers and employees come to terms after 44 days’ dispute. Increase of 5c a hour granted. Mr. R. E. Tanner, Headmaster of Bishop Feild College, addressed Rotary Club on “Madame Curie and Isolation of Radium.” C. L. B. Band provided entertainment for members of Community Centre. M. C. L. I. debated, Resolved : “That religion is an effective guide to conduct,” Won by Affirmative. S. S. John Cabot, bound for this port, entered Halifax with boilers out of commission, after being buffeted for 16 days. Antigonish Bulldogs and City All Stars, split honors in opening games 5-5. James Baird Ltd. bowling team, won Winter Trophy for 1937. Professor Allan Fraser spoke to the MacDonald Fellowship Club on the “Problem of Peace.
February 11, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Prudence NICHOLL, Carbonear, 82.
February 12, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Antigonish Bulldogs trounced City All Stars 13-1. Informal smoker held at Newfoundland Hotel for visiting Bulldogs and hockey team.
February 12, 1937	NECROLOGY	Henry HUNT, Trinity, 78.
February 13, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Antigonish Bulldogs defeated City All Stars in final game of series 4-3. A. J. Moakler won G. W. V. A. trophy at Curling Club for third year.
February 13, 1937	NECROLOGY	John BABB, Carbonear, 81.
February 14, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Hon. Mr. Justice Higgins addressed Holy Cross Literary Association on “The Human Elements.” Annual Meeting Presentation Convent Association.
February 14, 1937	NECROLOGY	Arthur R. ANDERSON, M. B. C. M., Heart’s Content. Peter COATES, Upper Gullies. Ex-Constable FAHEY, 80. Frederick FLYNN. Mrs. Lucy Ann BRETT, Joe Batt’s Arm. Fred KEATS, Bonavista.
February 14, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	700 dead as result of fire which destroyed a theatre at Antung, Manchoukuo.
February 15, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Europe major powers line up in agreement, to try and keep foreign volunteers from entering Spain after March 6th. Annual meeting Women’s Association of the Newfoundland Branch of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind, held at Government House. Feildians defeated Maroons 9-2. Opening Game in special Card Tourney between T. A. Star and K of C Clubs.
February 15, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Sarah LINDSAY. Mrs. Emily LITTLE, Bonavista. John FOWLOW, Trinity East, 68. Hubert BROWN, formerly of Bonavista, at New York.
February 15, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	John LANNON, 30, employee of the A. N. D. Co., Ltd., at Grand Falls, accidently killed whilst working in machine room of the mill.
February 16, 1937	NECROLOGY	Sydney Maud BEARNS, 83. Capt. James M CROWLEY, Western Bay.
February 16, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Edmund Martin and Miss Emily Hobbs, Elliston.
February 17, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	131st., annual meeting Benevolent Irish Society. St. Bon’s led first round of college series defeating United College 8-3.
February 17, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Margaret (Kavanagh) KANE, 54.
February 18, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Debate “That war hinders human progress” between teams from M. C. L. I. and Memorial College, won by M. C. L. I. representing the affirmative. Weekly luncheon Rotary Club. B. E. S. Dunfield Esq., K.C. gave address on “Rural Reconstruction.” His Majesty the King , Queen Elizabeth, Queen Mary, the Duke and Duchess of Kent, and the Princess Royal, visited Newfoundland stand at the British Industries’ Fair. Feildians and Guards played to a two goal draw.
February 18, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mary GELLATELY, 26. Daisy R. STORM at Boston. Abram DUNN, Bonavista.
February 19, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"His Grace Archbishop Roche D. D., celebrated 63rd birthday. Annual Oratorical Contest St. Bon’s College, John Murphy, 1st., Michael Fitzpatrick; 2nd, Charles Grouchy 3rd, Hubert Halleran and Bernard Long, 4th. Feildians defeated Guards 4-3. 56th annual meeting Masonic Life Insurance Company."
February 19, 1937	NECROLOGY	Ann WAY Bonavista.
February 20, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	St. Bon’s College won hockey championship for 1936, when they defeated Feildians 10-1. Regular meeting of E. A. B. Club, held at Institute for the Blind.
February 20, 1937	NECROLOGY	John F BREEN. Thomas TURNER, Happy Adventure, 73.
February 21, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	New Major offensive launched on Madrid front. Martial Law proclaimed in town of Tiberias. Duke and Duchess of Kent visit Munich. Paraguay’s withdrawal from League of Nations becomes effective. Annual meeting British and Foreign Bible Society. His excellency the Governor presiding. About 400 men heard Mr. J. A. Cochrane lecture on “Britain’s Debt to Newfoundland,” before Cochrane Street Young Men’s Bible Class. Rev. Fr. J Power gave illustrated lecture to Patrician Association .
February 21, 1937	NECROLOGY	Jacob WISEMAN, Trinity. Isreal ABBOTT, Musgrave Harbor. Mona HOMER, Carbonear, 17.
February 22, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"Bell Island team unable to compete in Conception Bay Championship, owing to being marooned through ice conditions. More than 100 attended dinner at Newfoundland Hotel to celebrate 80th birthday of Lord Baden Powell, Chief Scout of the World. Hon. Sir Wilfrid Wood, Commissioner for Public Utilities, Hon. J. C. Puddester, Commissioner for Public Health and Welfare, accompanied by Mr. R. C. Manning, and Dr. Mosdell, paid official visit to Sanatorium. Carnegie Foundation grants another $25,000 to the Memorial Harbor Grace defeated Brigus5-1 and Bay Roberts defeated Carbonear 1 to nil , in opening games of Conception Bay Championship series."
February 22, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. M. A. IVIMEY, Cupids, 79. Wm J DAVIS, Cupids, 78. Arch HOLLETT, Blackhead, B. D. V.
February 23, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Representative gathering of Newfoundland Board of Trade, met for luncheon at Newfoundland Hotel in honor of Mr. G. A Taylor, retiring Manager of the Canadian Bank of Commerce. Wesley Literary Association debated on “Democracy” won by negative. Bay Roberts defeated Brigus, 4-1 and Carbonear defeated Harbor Grace 7-0, in second game for conception Bay Championship. Opening games inter-Club Bowling league. Lady Walwyn addressed Spencer Club on “A trip to Burma”, and becomes Patroness of Club.
February 23, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Elizabeth MARSHALL, 58. Capt. Joseph NUNNS, formerly of this city, at Paignton, Devon, England. Richard AMMINSON.
February 24, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"267 Coal Miners at Pecs, Hungary, on strike. Carbonear and Brigus played 30 minutes, making score 1 all. Bay Roberts defeated Harbor Grace, 6-3, there-by making them winners of Conception Bay Series with the right to play Bell Island for Championship. Ferd Hayward won Peterborough Cup ski trophy, for second year, thereby winning same outright. Paul Thorburn, 2nd, Don Jeans, 3rd. Ladies Miss Margaret Summers first; Miss Helen Marshall second and Miss Frank Ross, third. Mr. and Mrs Walter Pike, who were home from Vancouver after an absence of 23 years, given farewell party by friends. Lady Walwyn paid surprise visit to G. W. V. A. rooms."
February 24, 1937	NECROLOGY	W. W. BRADLEY, Lewisport.
February 25, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	French Finance Minister Dienning, presented Budget, which showed deficit much reduced. M. C. L. I. debate “that the capacity of women to fill positions usually assigned to men, is greater than the capacity of men to fill positions usually assigned to women” won by negative. Annual Dinner Marine Engineers’ Association, held at Newfoundland Hotel. Ras Desla, son-in-law of Emperor Haile Selassie, and last of Ethiopian Chieftains, captured by Italian troops. 23rd Anniversary of the founding of Rotary International, celebrated by St. John’s Rotary Club. Past President J. S. Ayre, gave address on International Service of Rotary. St. Bon’s defeated Feildians 6-4 in first championship game. Series badminton games between Old Collegians and Old Spencerians resulted in win for Old Collegians. Rev. Fr. Savin gave lecture on “Life of Theresa Newman, the Mystery of Kennesreuth,” at Presentation Convent Schoolroom.
February 25, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mr. A. Butler, native of Cupids, U. C. Teacher, Spencer Cove.
February 25, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Ira Percy,.Brigus, and Miss Meta Butler, Cupids, at Cupids.
February 26, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"More than 30 customers of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, tendered farewell dinner, and made presentation to Mr. G. A. Taylor, Manager at Newfoundland Hotel. Mr. Taylor had received appointment to management of Halifax Branch. Clarenville selected by Colas Roads Ltd., of Toronto, as site of their plant. Steamers, Newfoundland and Bell Isle, diverted to Argentia, owing to ice blockade of this Port. St. Bon’s won championship in senior hockey defeating Feildians 11-6. Annual meeting congregation Cochrane Street Church."
February 26, 1937	NECROLOGY	Henry D WINDLER, Levi CHIPPMAN, Spaniard’s Bay.
February 27, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Guard team from Grand Falls, divided honor with team made up of members of Guards and Maroons teams of this city score 3-3. Bay Roberts won Conception Bay Championship when they defeated Bell Island in play-off 3-2.
February 27, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Nellie (Morrissey) BARRON. Mrs. Susannah BISHOP, of Greenspond, 80. John SNOOK, 21. Hedley V HUNTER, Eastport.
February 27, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	John DOOLEY, of Mundy Pond, passed away at Police Station, shortly after being taken in for safe-keeping.
February 27, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Berkley Ahier and Miss Maude Thornhill, Grand Bank.
February 28, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Professor Charles Hutton, K. S. G., gave selections from Hamlet, before Holy Cross L. A. Mr. J. G. Higgins addressed Patrician Association, on “The Legal Aspects of the Trial of Christ.” Mr. W. E. Curtis, A. R. C. A., Organist George Street Church, gave organ recital at Gower Street Church. Mr. J. J. Meaney, Past President Newfoundland Order of Antlers, gave address at Queen's Theatre on “Laughter– a Tonic.” President Hon. M. P. Gibbs, K. C. addressed Star of the Sea Society on the” Fallacy of Communism.”
February 28, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs,. Mary TIMMONS. Mrs. Anastasia ASHLEY, 88. Mrs. R. J. CRANFORD, New Harbor.

March 1, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Unprecedented snow storms in British Isles did much damage. Hundreds of Hosiery workers joined strikers ranks in United States, six factories in Pennsylvania held up. Steamer Imogene and Sagona, standing by S. S. Esmond, which left here on February 28th with cargo and newsprint, and lost her propellor about 20 miles Southwest of Cape Race. His Excellency the Governor and party, attended show at Queen's Theatre, in aid of Playgrounds. Youth Parliament sponsored by Young People Union of the four United Churches of the City, held opening session at Cocharne Street Centennial Church. St. Bon’s won opening game of All-Newfoundland series, defeating Bay Roberts, 6-0. Grand Falls Guards defeated City Guards 4-3.
March 2, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"Cabinet Council held at Bucharest, decided to close all Rumanian Universities, in order to combat nationalist tendencies among students. S. S. Ranger. Capt. Badcock, first ship to sail for seal fishery. Members of Old Spencerian Association held social at College. Rev. J. T. Rhodes, B. A. gave talk on “A Trip by trailer to the Western States.” Judge W. J. Browne addressed Historical society, on “The First Three Years.” Wesley Literary Association debate “That The future prosperity of Newfoundland Rest more on the fisheries than any other industry, “ won by affirmative. Buchans defeat Bay Roberts 5-3 in second game of All Newfoundland Championship. Feildians defeated Gand Falls Guards 8-2."
March 2, 1937	NECROLOGY	Walton H MARTIN. George DeGRISH, Trinity.
March 3, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Old fashioned tea and concert at lecture hall of Congregation Church. Newfoundland division of the Imperial Oil Company gathered at main office, to say farewell and make presentation to retiring Manager, Mr. R. H. Spurr, and welcome new Manager, Mr. D. S. L. Patterson. S. S. Esmond, in tow of S. S. Imogene, arrived in Port, and reported loss of tail shaft and propellor. St. Bon’s defeated Buchans 4 -1, thereby winning All-Newfoundland Championship. Newfoundland Ski Club held series of competitions at Long Pond ski run.
March 3, 1937	NECROLOGY	Michael PINE, Outer Cove, 65. Silas REID, of Dildo at Buchans. M. E. O. C., M.B. E. 63. Isabel BREAKER, 75.
March 4, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Professor Powell gave lecture to MacDonald Fellowship Club on “The Lags in Education.” M .C . L. I. debate “That Germany is justified in demanding the the return of her Colonies.” won by negative. Rotarian Arthur Bryan of the Ottawa Club, addressed Rotary Club on “Canada during 1936.” Prince of Wales College defeated Feildians 8-5.
March 4, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Greek freighter “Loukia”, took fire and sank off Spanish Coast, after striking submerged mine. 24 crew killed.
March 5, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Newfoundland Independence Association held public meeting at Mechanics’ Hall and adopted set of resolutions to be presented to His Excellency the Governor. Youth Parliament prorogue with address delivered by Hon. R. B. Ewbank, Commissioner for Natural Resources and musicals program. Pupils of Grade 7 and 8 of St. Bon’s College, held annual Oratorical contest. J Fitzgibbon 1st place, with J Hennessey, 2nd, and P Whalen, 3rd. His Excellency the Governor, accompanied by Capt. Schwerdt, Private Secretary, paid visit to sealing-fleet. In opening games of Tie-Cup series, Guards and St. Bon’s played to 3-score draw in overtime period, and Feildians defeated Maroons 7-1.
March 5, 1937	NECROLOGY	William DAY, native of Old Perlican, at Toronto, 80. Mrs. James BYRNE, Fortune.
March 6, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	S. S. Ungava. Neptune, Imogene, Beothic, Terra Nova, and Eagle, sailed for seal fishery. Annual meeting senior Basketball League at C. L. B. Armoury.
March 6, 1937	NECROLOGY	James MAHER, 21.
March 7, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Mrs. George Weathers, mother of Mrs. C. O’n. Conroy, K. C., celebrated 90th birthday. First big engagement at sea since Spanish conflict began. Two Government warships sank. Mr. H. A. Winter , K.C. spoke on “Shakespeare to the Man in the street, “ before Holy Cross L. A. Rev. F. J. Jackman conducted Forum for members of Patrician Association. Lt.-Col., Outerbridge, O. B. E. , D. S. O. delivered address on Aeroplane Transport Service at weekly educational entertainment of Antlers. Seven-year-old girl named Brennan, whilst sliding over Bell Street, had leg broken when she collided with motor car. Mission for women of Cathedral and St. Patrick’s Church closed.
March 7, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Margaret WALTER, Lunenburg. Clarence GREEN, 8.
March 8, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Annual Meeting Masonic Club. S. S. Delia, owned by Inter-Provincial Steamships Line, became crushed in ice two miles off Seal Cove, Trepassey, and abandoned by crew. St. Bon’s defeated Maroons 8-2 and Guards defeated Feildians 2-0 in second game of Tie-Cup series. Lady Walwyn, Dominion Commissioner, visited 3rd St. John’s B. Co. Girls Guides as Prince of Wales College.
March 8, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Lifless body of Archibald BOONE, 62, married of Hay Cove, found in 20 feet of water in Gulch near Cove, having fallen over cliff.
March 8, 1937	NECROLOGY	J E PATTERSON, at Greer, South Carolina. Nina VATCHER, Freshwater.
March 9, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Announced Hon. W. R. Howley, K.C. Deputy Chairman of Commission of Government will represent Newfoundland at Coronation. St. Bon’s won Tie-Cup Championship for season, when they defeated Feildians 5-3.
March 9, 1937	NECROLOGY	Alphonsus FLYNN, 17. George W MATTHEWS, Burgeo.
March 10, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Mission for men of Cathedral and St. Patrick’s Parishes begin. St. Bon’s College champions of the Inter-Collegiate series. for 1937.
March 10, 1937	NECROLOGY	Samuel John FEAVER, 67.
March 11, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Spanish Government charged Italy with “undeclared War” stating there are 30,000 Italians with Insurgents. Dr. John Grieve addressed Macdonald Fellowship Club on “Robert Burns, the National Bard of Scotland.” Hon Capt. Kean addressed Rotary Club on the “Seal fishery.”
March 11, 1937	NECROLOGY	John O’LEARY. Augustus KELLAND, Winterton. Mrs. Susannah PENNEY, Western Bay, 58.
March 11, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Carson Pardy and Miss Pearl Day, Musgrave Harbor. Wallace Baker and Miss Vera May Baker, Elliston.
March 12, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	27 Nations agreed to details of plan to enforce pledge to keep “hands off Spain.” Prof. L. W. Shaw gave illustrated lecture on Scandinavia, to members of Community Centre.
March 12, 1937	NECROLOGY	Netty H HAYWARD, at Westmorss, Dorset, England.
March 12, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Uriah Henry Gregory of Winterton, and Miss Bride Hollander Butt, of Bay St. George, at Winterton.
March 13, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Annual meeting S. P. A. held at Government House. General Post Office won championship in civil Service league. Mr. J. G. Higgins, K.C., address Holy Name L.A. on “The Patron Saint of Ireland.” Mr. F. B. Foran lectured to Patrician Association on “Irish Emigrants in Newfoundland.” His Grace the Archbishop, gave closing address at Mens Mission at R.C. Cathedral. Mission for Men at St. Patrick’s also closed. Newfoundland Order of Antlers held Musicale at Queens Theatre. Mr. C. E. Hunt delivered address “Milestone of Service” in connection with Anniversary Service of St. John’s No.1 Corps of the Salvation Army.
March 13, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Francis Davis and Miss Lisa Harvey, Freshwater, Carbonear.
March 13, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Julia BALL. Cpat. J. C. COLBOURNE, Bell Island, 74.
March 14, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Body of M. F. HACKETT, Telegraph Operator at Campbelton, missing since the 6th, found by search party at Indian Cove. Death due to heart failure.
March 14, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Cecil JOHNSON. Little Catalina, 26. William RODGER’S, Heart’s Content.
March 15, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Tenth annual meeting of the Railway Employees Welfare Association. Commission of Government gave approval to application of Mr. Stanly Hiller, of San Francisco, for certain concession relating to the establishment of herring reduction plants in Newfoundland. Large audience saw Sacred drama “The Upper Room” at Aula Maxima. Inter-Collegiate basketball season opens. United won senior and Feildians won junior. Spencer College Championship of Ladies Hockey League.
March 15, 1937	NECROLOGY	J. E. JEANS, Statistical Clerk Dept. Customs, 63 [as per Debbie Jeans, he’s her grandfather]. Eaau MARCH, Green’s Harbor, 65.
March 16, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Sir Austin Chamberlain dead following hear attack. Bowring Bros. won top place in Section A, City hockey league, with Ayre & Sons, first place in section B. St. Bon’s Senor League champions, defeated mixed team made up of Guards and Feildians, in special game.
March 16, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Gilbert LeGROW, Broad Cove B. D. V., 62. Mrs. Dugald TEMPLEMAN, Bonavista, 77. John RENDELL, Fogo.
March 16, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	4 persons killed and more than 150 wounded, in serious riots and strikes in Paris.
March 17, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Lt. Governor Primrose of Alberta, dead. Executive of Benevolent Irish Society observed St. Patrick’s Day by attending Mass at Cathedral, and calling on His Excellency the Archbishop, concluding festivities with dance at eight. Installation officers of Lodge Tasker at Masonic Temple. Card Party, supper and dance at Columbus Hall. “My Irish Rose” presented by Old Favorites Dramatic Troupe at T. A. Hall. Holy Cross Dramatic Troupe presented variety program at St. Mary’s Hall. “Memories of Erin” presented at Holy Name Hall.
March 17, 1937	NECROLOGY	Thomas B. O’KEEFE, Placentia, 38. James SHORT, Bonavista.
March 17, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Walter Irving Gough and Miss Mabel May Crewe. Elliston.
March 18, 1937	NECROLOGY	Herbert L BARTLETT. Mrs. R. J. COLEMAN. Mrs. Wm. SMITH.
March 18, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"Easter Musicale and afternoon tea, under auspices Ladies’ College Aid Society, at Pitts Memorial Hall. Birthday party and presentation at No. 3 Citadel, in honor of Mr. W. J. Pike of Boncloddy Street, who celebrated his 87th birthday. MacDonald Fellowship Club held Irish program. Mr. John M Brown lectured to members of Star of the Sea Society on “Whence They Came.” Uprising reported from Spanish West African Colony, Rio de Oro Villu Cisneros captured. Franco Governor’s deputy killed. St. Bon’s senior team and Feildian junior, won second basketball game of college series. Gymnastic Exhibition at Community centre."
March 18, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Terrible explosion caused by seepage of gas, killed hundreds of school children at East Texas School. About 300 bodies recovered.
March 19, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Queen Mary opened the Helen Chambers Laboratories at London. Final performance of the Sacred Drama, the upper room, given at Aula Maxima. Bowring Bros. team won championship of City commercial Hockey League.
March 19, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Margaret (Furlong) SHELLEY.
March 20, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Annual Labrador Day Derby held at Port Hope Simpson. “Syrian Prince” making first trip to this port, arrived from Liverpool. Five families resigned from Markland.
March 20, 1937	NECROLOGY	"John J NANGLE, George NICHILLE, 84. Mrs. Louis CARDWELL, 66. Eraser MATTHEW, Grand Bank. Walter L. THORNE, New Harbor."
March 20, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Albert Pearce and Miss Irene Dalton, Little Catalina.
March 21, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Open fight between Nazis and the Roman Catholic Church, appeared in prospect as result of vigorous Pastoral letter by the Pope, circulated among German Catholics. Mr. J. M. Tobin guest speaker at Queens Theatre, delivering address on hockey. “Azar’s Daughter” presented at Majestic Theatre. Choral and Organ recital at Kirk. United Church at Broad Cove B. D. V. destroyed by fire. Bowling team H. M. Customs won Fraser Cup in Civil Service League. G. Alain Fraser, B. A., B. Sc., addressed Holy Cross L.A. on “some Aspects of the Spanish Situation."
March 21, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Miss Mollie PENDER, 38, of Alexander Street, lost her life when hit by a motor car on Water Street West.
March 22, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	King Leopold of Belgium visiting England.
March 22, 1937	NECROLOGY	Raymond Mayer TAYLOR, of Trinity, at North Bay, Ont. William POWER, Port Rexton, T. B. 92. Zachariah FOWLER, Chamberlains, 90.
March 23, 1937	NECROLOGY	Michael J. O’DOADY. Mrs. Robert J. SMITH, New Harbor. Raymond Myers TAYLOR, formerly of Trinity, at North Bay, Ont.
March 23, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Malcolm Arnold Lodge of this city, and Miss Soris Wellington Murray, of West Lynn, at West Lynn.
March 24, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Search continued unsuccessfully for Duchess of Bedford, missing since 22nd, when she took off from private aerodome on Woburn Abbey, for short solo flight.
March 24, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Lena DOODY, Carbonear, 75.
March 25, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Capt, Schwerdt, Private Secretary to His Excellency the Governor, gave color picture of the Dogger Banks action before Rotary Club. His Excellency the Governer, entertained members of Community Centre with lecture on British Navy, during the Great War and the Battle of Jutland. Holy Week Services at City Churches largely attended. Dr. M. F. Hogan of this city, awarded Fellowship at the Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Anesthetics in Oral Surgery.
March 25, 1937	NECROLOGY	Elizabeth SUMMERS. Eli LEGGE, formerly of Heart’s Content, at Brooklyn, N. Y
March 26, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Choir and Organ Recital at George St. Church, under direction of Mr. Walter E. Curtis. A. R. C. O. Memorial unveiled in memory of the late H. Gordon Christian, L. R. A. M.
March 26, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Mary BOWDRING, Bell Island, 74. Nichloas Charles WADDEN, formerly of St. John’s, at Montreal. 90. William SMITH. Eli LEGGE, of Heart’s Content at New York, 35.
March 27, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Political pact by Italy and Yugoslavia relations.
March 27, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Michael WARD, Carbonear, 22.
March 27, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Robert Rendell and Miss Muriel Hart, Fogo.
March 28, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	1936-37 session of Patrician Association, concluded with Easter Musicale. Hon. M. P. Gibbs, K.C. President, gave lecture on Communism to Star of the Sea Society.
March 28, 1937	NECROLOGY	Ralph BURSEY, New Melbourne.
March 29, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Dinner, dance in aid of Institute for the Blind, held at Nfld Hotel, largely attend. Easter card party in Spencer College Hall.
March 29, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Walter Baggs and Miss Olga Jackson.
March 30, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Pupils Prince of Wales College present “The Gondoliers” at Pitt Memorial Hall. Official opening basketball in Senior League. Wanderers and Feildians won over C. L. B. and Memorials.
March 30, 1937	NECROLOGY	Ellen CURTIN, James HARRIS, Bonavista, 86.
March 31, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester, celebrated 37th birthday. Congregation Church “At Home’ when concert and social held the occasion taken, to make presentation to Dr. N. S. Fraser, 40 years an elder of that Church. 350 children attend annual Tasker Celebration at Bishop Feild College Hall. Dance held at night. Dr. Martin Cashin lectured to large audience the B. I. S. Club Rooms, on “The Rhytum of Life.”"
March 31, 1937	NECROLOGY	Sarah M. CROWLEY, Western Bay, 23. Mrs. Clara (Sinnott) VEITCH, formerly of this city, at Brooklyn, New York.

April 1, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Spanish government protested formally to Britain and French against “Italy invasion of Spain.” Installation Officers Whiteway Lodge at Masonic Temple. Annual Meeting M. C. L. I. Mr. H. Newell , hon. Secretary, gave lecture on “Early Years of Newfoundland Government“ before Newfoundland Historical Society. Mrs. (Rev.) H. Tomkinson addressed Rotary Club on “Traditional Lore of the Oldest Colony.”
April 1, 1937	NECROLOGY	Harold ABBOTT, Stephenville Crossing. Mrs. Priscilla GULLAGE, Catalina, 77.
April 2, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"One Day shut-down in the United States soft coal industry involving 460,000 miners, ended. Little Ententce make plans for extension pact. Memorial won from C. L. B. and Wanderers defeated Crescents in senior basketball."
April 2, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Sarah WITHERELL, Fortune. Samuel EVANS, Northern Arm. Mrs. Hannah DOWDEN.
April 2, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Wreckage from plane of the 71 year old “Flying Duchess” of Bedford, swept ashore near Yarmouth. Duchess now believed drowned.
April 3, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Annual Banquet Wesley Literary Association. Semi Annual meeting and presentation of prizes of St. John’s Curling Association.
April 3, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. George COLLINS, Spaniard’s Bay, 86. Mrs. H. J. WYATT. Mrs. Christina LYNCH. Eli Garland CLARKE, 54. Mrs. Frances Smith COLLINS, Spaniard’s Bay, 86.
April 4, 1937	NECROLOGY	Eli TIBBO, Grand Bank, 5.
April 4, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Princess Beatrice celebrated 80th birthday. Commons held debate on Spanish blockade. Vote of censure moved by Labor Party. Annual Spring Sale under auspices St. Mary’s Parish at St. Mary’s Hall. Officers and executive of St. John’s Branch Great War Veteran’s Association, held flipper Party at Sterling Restaurant. The “Blue Bay” presented at Presbyterian Hall. Party held by S. P. S. C. E. in honor of birthday of Mr. George Lawrence who directed play. Independence League held parade. Lack of sympathy when Premier Hepburn’s policy toward the Oshawa strike caused Attorney General Roeburk, and Labor, Public Welfare, and Municipal Affairs Minister Crell, to resign their seats in Cabinet. Wanderers won championship in Senior Basketball League, when they defeated Crescent 31-23. Over 3,000 people of Moscow had to leave homes owing to floods. General Ludepdorff proclaimed open warfare against Christianity.
April 5, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"Mr. R. J. Louis Cuddihy of Montreal, made presentation to Holy Rosary Church at Portugal Cove. Four men from Flatrock, who left home to secure seals, adrift on ice. S. S. Sagona sent in search. Feildian Easter Dance. “The Automatic Butler” presented by St. Patrick’s players. Wanderers defeated C. L. B. in senior League Basketball. Hockey trophy presented to East End Police, winners of special series at Central Police barracks. Prizes won at Club Card tournament, presented to K of C winners for 1937. Annual convention of outport Magistrates. S. S. Ranger arrived in port with 13,821 seals. The King has been pleased to approve the appointment of Mr. J. A. Penson, M. C. of the Treasury, to be member of the Commission of Government of Newfoundland, in succession to Mr. E. N. R. Tentham. Four men of Flatrock, who were adrift on ice, rescued. Charles Parsons in exhausted condition. Mr. Gerald Richardson spoke to Holy Cross L. A. on the “Three Villages”. His Excellency the Governor and Lady Walwyn, entertained Newfoundland Magistrates at Government House. His Excellency gave address on “Rural Reconstruction.” Members St. Andrew’s Society held Scottish evening , Mr. R. G. MacDonald gave address on “the Poet” of the Scottich Cavaliers.”"
April 6, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Rachael (Reid) ANTHONY, 56. Mrs. Elizabeth S. ROACH, Bay Roberts, 76.
April 7, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	United States completed agreements with Canada, Ireland and Britain, for commercial air service across the Atlantic. Fire which destroyed one and a half quarter miles of Manila, rendered 10,000 people homeless. “Memories of Old St. John’s” presented at St. Joseph’s Hall. Fourth Annual flipper Supper held at S. U. F. Hall. Newfoundland affairs discussed in British House of Commons. Crescent defeat Memorials, and Feildians defeated C. L. B. in final games, first round senior basketball. Opening games intermediate basketball.
April 7, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Anne (Kavaanagh) CROKE. Mrs. Myrtle PARDY, Grand Bank, 19.
April 8, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Members of Police Force presented retiring Sergt. Patrick Whelan with address and cheque. Canada voted $500,000 for rehabilitation of those engaged in fishing industry. Radio Auction in aid of Sunshine Camp opened.
April 8, 1937	NECROLOGY	Carmel Teresa GROVER. Walter MOORE, Heart’s Content, 64.
April 9, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Iluma and Tsukagoshi, Japanese flyers, who left Tokyo on the 5th, arrived at Crodon. Wandereers defeated C. L. B. 34-12, Feildians defeated Memorials 31-24 Senior Basketball.
April 9, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Nathan DOMINY, 15, Jack DUFFETT, 16, and Wallace PINK, 17, drowned at Cape la Hune, when their dory capsized.
April 10, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Aquatic display at Community Centre under direction of Mr. Charlie Sheppard. S. S. Imogene arrived in port with 43,291 seals.
April 10, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Mary Grace CROSS, 78. Matthew LUBY, formerly of this city, at Moncton, N. B.
April 10, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Thomas McGRATH, 3 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McGrath, Water Street West, accidently killed by Street Car.
April 11, 1937	NECROLOGY	Andrew HENNESSEY, 25. Mrs. Susanna SULLIVAN, 55. Wm. J WHELAN, 27. Leonard J TAYLOR, Mount Pearl Park, 81.
April 11, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Seven British officers, 2 British Non-commissioned officers and 20 Indians of other ranks in British forces, killed in ambush in the Waziristan district. Straight fight between Leon DeGrole and Premier Van Zecland, ended in defeat of Belgium’s Fascist Leader. Congregation of Gower Street United Church, extended invitation to Rev. J. E. Bell, B. A. of Brandon, Man., to become Minister of that Church, in succession to Ref. Wilfred Gaetz. Mr. Oliver R. Vardy discussed “Europe at the Moment”, before Holy Cross Literary Association.
April 12, 1937	NECROLOGY	William BUTLER. Stanley ABBOTT, Musgrave Harbor.
April 12, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	S. S. Neptune arrived in port with 4,692 seals, having in-tow S. S. Ungava, with 2,410 seals. Dr. J. B. O’Reilly lectured to Nfld. Graduate Nurses Association on “Mastoiditis”. Prince of Wales team won senior game in Inter-College basketball series. Crescent defeated Memorials in senior League basketball. Annual meeting parishioners, Church of England Cathedral.
April 12, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	John INGRAHAM, 16, of Burgeo, accidently struck by mainsail, on board Mail Packet, knocked overboard and drowned.
April 13, 1937	NECROLOGY	Thomas PURCHASE, Fogo.
April 13, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Patrick BURNS, 45, widower, native of St. John’s, killed instantly when he dropped down elevator shaft, at Quincy Cold Storage Plant at Boston.
April 14, 1937	NECROLOGY	Tobis BUTLER, Bonavista.
April 14, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	William LANE, 37 years of Wabana, passed away as result of shock from accident, which occurred in No.2 Mine, when two ore cars ran over him.
April 15, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Dr. Hubert Rendell spoke to Rotary on “The Prevention of Tuberculosis”. Annual flipper dinner Llewyellyn Club. St. Bonaventure’s Orchestra gave entertainment at Auta Maxima. Annual meeting Permanent Marine Disaster Fund. Special card tournament at Masonic Club. Natural Resources team won championship in Ladies’ Civil Service Bowling League.
April 15, 1937	NECROLOGY	John FAULKNER, Bonavista, 76. Patrick J CORBETT, 53. Isaac KELLY, Coley’s Point, 68. Ritich TRENHOLM, Amberst, N .S. Harold PARDY, Bonavista, 25.
April 15, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Ernest Newell of Burnt Head, and Miss Elizabeth Bishop of Cupids, at Cupids. William C. A. Mitchell, of Grand Falls, and Miss Phyllis Mabel Taylor, of this city, at Gower St. Manse.
April 16, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Annual Meeting Terra Nova Tennis Club. Junior pupils of St. Patrick’s Hall gave entertainment at Holy Name Hall. St. Bon’s won senior and junior games in Inter-collegiate basketball, defeating Prince of Wales College in both games.
April 16, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Elizabeth PARSONS, formerly of Hr. Grace, at Dobb’s Ferry, N. S.
April 17, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	S. S. Silva, largest whaler ever to enter Newfoundland waters, arrived in port from Ardrossan, after eventual voyage, with only two tons of coal left in bunkers. Two members of crew of Banker Carrie and Nellie, who were reported as astray from their ship, rowed to land at Cape La Hune.
April 17, 1937	NECROLOGY	Cyrus L WARREN, 90. Samuel HIGDON, New Harbor, 83.
April 18, 1937	NECROLOGY	Pierre J BURKE, 49. John F. MILLAR, 58. Mrs. Wilson PITCHER, Winterton, 36.
April 18, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Holy Cross L. A. held Musicale. Church of England Church in Petty Harbor damaged by fire and water. No. 2 Corps Salvation Army, celebrated 49th anniversary of its formation at Citadel, Adelaide Street. Fire which started in house occupied by Raymond Forsey, Corner Brook, destroyed house of Corbett Evans, shop and contents owned by Alexander McIsaac, shop, residence, and contents owned by Michael H Joseph, and shop, residence, and contents owned by Hubert Rose.
April 18, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Michael Brazil of Spaniard’s Bay, and Miss Mary Snow of North River, at North River.
April 19, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Fire which started in building owned by Tor’s Cove Trading Co. at Bay Bulls, destroyed premises of William & Co., Fishery Research station of the Commission Government, residence occupied by Mr. Blackwood, and the dwelling house of Robert Frampton. Grade V and VI of St. Bon’s College, held Oratorical Contest. Winners: 1st Gilbert Higgins, 2nd, John Pardy, 3rd. Arthur Halley. Wesley Literary Association held annual meeting. Mr. Herbert Gabriel, one of the oldest employees of firm of Jobs Bros & Co. Ltd., made presentation of purse by members of staff, in honor of his 69th birthday. Walter Young, Canadian, won Boston Marathon in 2.33.2. Opening game in Inter-Club Billiards Tournament between Masonic and B. I. S., won by J Maher, B. I. S.
April 19, 1937	NECROLOGY	Captain Colin TAYLOR.
April 20, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Budget presented in British House of Commons. Past and present members of Cathedral Men’s Bible Class, gather to hear silver jubilee of chairmanship of Rev. H J. Brinton, who was presented with a beautiful clock. Annual Masonic Service held at St. Thomas’s Church. General Mola resumed offensive against Bill—?[unable to read.] Annual Meeting Newfoundland Football League.
April 20, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Mary DROVER, at Dildo, T. B. 87.
April 21, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Victories of St. Bonaventure’s College team in hockey and basketball, celebrated by tea and entertainment at Aula Maxima. Princess Elizabeth celebrated her eleventh birthday. Furness Whity & Co., and affiliated steamship lines, boycotted by International Longshoremen’s Association.
April 21, 1937	NECROLOGY	Herman COLE, Elliston, 23.
April 22, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	“Radio Ball” under auspices Orphanaid Club, held at Newfoundland Hotel. Annual re-union Newfoundland & Power Co., Employees Assoc., held at St. Mary’s Hall. Glee Singers and “Memories of old St. John’s” enjoyed at St. Patrick’s Parish Hall. Mr. J. G. Higgins , K. C., gave interesting talk on “Examples” before Rotary Club. Macdonald Fellowship Club held weekly meeting.
April 22, 1937	NECROLOGY	Grace GARDNER (Nurse). John P KING, 82. Mrs. Annie PYE, Carbonear. Abraham CHAULK, Lewisporte.
April 22, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Noah Cuff and Mrs. Susy Hicks, Doting Cove.
April 23, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Memorial to late King George V, erected by people at Windsor England, and Windsor Ont. unveiled by his Majesty King George VI. C. L. B. held first parade for 1937 as part celebration of St. George’s Day. Sixteen day old General Motors strike at Oshawa, formally ended. Musicale held at George St. Lecture Hall. Mr. Whitefield Laite, guest artist. B. I. S. won 4 games from Masonic in Inter-Club Billiard Tornment.
April 23, 1937	NECROLOGY	Muriel Margaret SINNOTT, 16. Michael CARBAGE, Bell Island. James THORNHILL, Grand Bank, 60.
April 23, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Stephen BARRON, 19 years old son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Barron of Holyrood, passed away at General Hospital, from injuries when he was hit by motor car.
April 24, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mary Margaret HOWLEY, 17.
April 25, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Independence of Belgium protected by Anglo-French Guarantees. Holy Cross L. A. held closing session for season. Hon. J. C. Puddester delivered main address, Fr. Savin also spoke. S. S. Eagle arrived in port from seal fishery, with 17,250 seals. Hon. M. P. Gibbs spoke to Star of the Sea Association, on Communism under title of “ Is there a Way Out?"
April 25, 1937	NECROLOGY	George SARGENT. Ammon HICKS, Dotting Cove. John HICKMAN, Grand Bank, 59.
April 26, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Floods ravaged section of Southwestern Ontario, causing much damage, and rendering 6,000 people homeless. British Ambassador at Hendage, instructed to protest to the Spanish Insurgent Authorities at Salamanca, regarding interference by warship, with 3 British Merchant ships, which were proceeding to Bilbao with food. Special series senior basketball begins. Wanderers defeated C. L. B. Feildians defeated Memorials. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. White celebrated Golden Wedding Anniversary. Presentation of address and clock by officers of T. A., and Juvenile Societies Board of Guardians, members of family, and representatives of old Favorites Dramatic troupe. Mr. Charles Whitten of Browning Harvey’s firm, tendered surprise party at Movie Chat Tea Rooms, on occasion of his birthday.
April 26, 1937	NECROLOGY	John J CANNING, 64.
April 27, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Fall of Durango, last major obstacle in way of insurgents drive on Bilbao, reported. Town of Gurencia destroyed by fire. Foreign Secretary Eden, arrived from Brussels, after courtesy visit to Belgian capital. First banquet of the Engineering Society of the Memorial University College, held at Newfoundland Hotel. Successful card party held at St. Mary’s Hall. A. E. Morgan, Principal McGill University, resigned “in best interests of the College”. Supreme Court refused injunction to Master Watches of S. S. Eagle, to compel men’s share of the Eagle’s catch being handed over to Mr. E. R. A. Chafe, with whom agreement to sell had been signed the previous day. C. L. B. held Coronations sports at Armoury.
April 28, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	S. S Beothic arrived in port with 13,722 seals. St. Bon’s Old Boys’ Association, tendered Dinner at Donovan’s, to St. Bon’s hockey team, winners of Herder Memorial Trophy, Boyle Championship Trophy, and Tie Cup for 1937. Fire, which started in kitchen of British House, New Gower Street, did much damage. Annual Banquet of Ayre & Sons Ltd., ladies bowling Club, at Newfoundland Hotel. Mr. Edwin H Colpitts, Vice-President of America Telegraph & Telephone Co., and one time Principal of Carbonear Methodist School, decorated by Emperor of Japan at Tokyo with Order of Merit, for services in connection with Japanese communications.
April 28, 1937	NECROLOGY	Stella POLLARD. Mrs. Leonora WILSON, 81. Rev. Augustine M GIBBS, formerly Curate St. Joseph’s Parish at Dublin, Ireland. Olive MANSFIELD, New Melbourne, 13.
April 28, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	John Critchon of Wallasey, Cheshire, England, to Miss Emma Sheridan Angel of this City.
April 29, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Spanish Government sent 32 planes and 30,000 troops, to defend city of Bilbao. 4 British ships arrived at Bilbao, having passed through blockade without incident. MacDonald Fellowship Club held banquet at Newfoundland Hotel. Annual Meeting Boy Scouts Association, held at Government House. Mr. S. J. S. Woods gave address to Rotary Club on “The Building Society Movement.” Heavy snow fall followed by frost. Much arctic ice in Harbor. S. S. Terra Nova arrived in port with 18,154 seals.
April 29, 1937	NECROLOGY	Fred J DODD, 48. Mrs. A. H. ROWE, Heart’s Content. Miss Mary (Polly) NOEL, Carbonear. Mrs. Ellen BUTT, Carbonear, 81.
April 29, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Leslie George King, of Broad Cove, and Miss Elizabeth May Kelloway, of Spout Cove, at Blackhead.
April 30, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	General Franco informed British Government, he would not promise to respect foreign ships in Spanish waters, taking part in the evacuation of refugees from Bilbao. 26,000 bus drivers went on strike tying up London transportation. High Mass of Requiem celebrated at St. Joseph’s Church for Rev. Fr. Gibbs, who passed away at Dublin. Mr. A. C. Bradbury, for some time Accountant with Messrs. Harvey-Brehm, presented with dressing case, by his co-workers, on eve of his departure to take up work with the International Grenfell Association at St. Anthony. Crew of S. S. Beothic, decided to refuse offer of $6.00, made by Mr. E. R. A. Chafe, representative of Messrs. E. E. Uilman Allied Co. of New York, and sold their seals to Bowring Bros. Ltd. New constitution, declaring all Ireland a “Sovereign Independent Democratic State”, published by President DeValers. Wanderers won tie-cup in senior Basketball, when they defeated Feildians 27-19.
April 30, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Sophie HARRIS, formerly of Carbonear, at New York, 76. Frederick LAWRENCE, formerly of Bonavista, at New York.

May 1, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	E.A. B. Club entertained with drama and music by Gower St. Church, Nfld Girls in Training.
May 1, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Margaret WALSH, 85. Charles ABBOTT, Bonavista. Mrs. Mary M HOWELL, formerly of Heart’s Content, at East Milton, Mass.
May 1, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Robert Priddle and Miss Alice Rowe, Heart’s Content.
May 2, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	His Excellency the Governor and Lady Walwyn, accompanied by Capt. Schwerdt, R. N., inspected men of Police Contingent and ex-Service men, who had been selected to attend the Coronation ceremonies at London, on May 12th. Bronze statuette of John Cabot (1450-98) discoverer of Newfoundland, gift of Sir Edgar Bowring, placed in Newfoundland part of Imperial Institute, South Kensington. C. M. B. C. opened 55th year of service among Seamen.
May 2, 1937	NECROLOGY	Gregory LAYMAN, 9. Mrs. Anna SHIRRAN, Bonavista, 75.
May 4, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Major Anarchist revolt against Catalonia Regime with 100 dead and scores wounded. Eleventh annual meeting W. M. S. in Cochrane St. Centennial Church. “Withered Flowers” presented at Majestic Theatre. Dunfield Club held banquet. Presentation made to Mr. T. A. Lakin. Annual meeting Historical Society. Mr. T. P. Halley have address on “Representative Government.”
May 4, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Louis PIERCEY, New Perlican, 45.
May 4, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Patrick William Keegan of this city, and Miss Winifred Alma Morrin, of Boston, at Boston.
May 5, 1937	NECROLOGY	John J PROWSE, 57. Kenneth COFFIN, Bonavista.
May 5, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Forest fire reported at Horse Island. Urgent appeal for settlement in coat dispute by Premier Baldwin, in what is regarded as his last speech.
May 5, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	4 persons killed and 25 injured, when C. N. R. Ocean Ltd. collided with string of runaway coal cars, West of Springhill Jct., N. S. P. G. Jones of St. John’s, was injured though not seriously.
May 5, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Ellis Andrews of Winterton, and Miss Edith Belbin, of New Chelsea, at Winterton.
May 6, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"Lady Walwyn, accompanied by Miss Campbell, paid visit to Prince of Wales College. Nationalist forces gain success on Basque front, capturing many prisoners, and much war material. Mr. W. J Ashley, former student St. Bon’s and the Newfoundland Memorial College, won Governor General Medal at Dalhousie, selected as Rhode Scholar. Memorial University College Glee Club under direction of Miss Eleanor Mews, L. T. C. M., present “Springtime in Song.” Mr. W. R. Neal, on behalf of Geo. Neil Ltd., donated cup for Junior Hockey Championship of Conception Bay. Rotarian N. A. Paton, B. Sc., members of Barcelon Rotary Club, addressed club on “The Situation in Spain.” Feildian footballers held meeting. Guards footballers held meeting at their club."
May 6, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Mary P (Robert) TILLY. John Joseph MEANEY. Mrs. Lionel SMITH. Dugal WHIFFEN, Bonavista, 72. James Joseph RYAN, formerly of St. John’s, at Montreal. Mrs. Fred GEORGE, Heart’s Content.
May 6, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Hugh German Zeppelin “Hindenburg”, with 100 persons on board, exploded whilst landing at Lakehurst, N.J. 41 killed.
May 7, 1937	NECROLOGY	Wm. J GEARY, Shole Brook, 85. Mrs Ellen GARLAND, Grand Bank, 74.
May 7, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Card party, supper and dance, Holy Name Hall under auspices, Presentation Convent Ladies Association. Enjoyable card party at Spencer College Hall. Pupils of Grade 3 and 4, St. Bon’s College, held Oratorical Contest. Winners J Kent, and J Green, tied for first place, E Murphy, second, J Barron, third. Store owned by Wm. Haynes, Catalina, destroyed by fire. Mothers Day programme at Gower St. Church. Misses Henrietta Campbell, and May Field lady Missionary, gave addresses.
May 8, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	R. E. W. A. Co-operative Store opened at Water Street West.
May 8, 1937	NECROLOGY	Joan MORRIS, 18. Thomas NOSEWORTHY, 80. Mrs. Mary Ann MOAKLER.
May 9, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Merrill and Lambie took off from Floyd Bennett Field on non-stop flight to London. N. G. I. T. of George Street United Church, conducted programme commemorating Mothers Day. Dwelling house and contents owned by John Cohen, of Englwood, destroyed by fire.
May 9, 1937	NECROLOGY	Margaret KEARNEY. Alfred HALFYARD, Bonne Bay, 78.
May 10, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	4 Newfoundlanders included in Coronation List namely, Wm. Jas Carew, Secretary for Home Affairs, C. B. E., Wm. F. Joyce, Chief Engineer Newfoundland Railway, and George R. Williams M. B. E., Dr. Hubert Rendell former Superintendent Newfoundland Tuberculosis Sanatorium, C. I. S. O. Senior prize debate at St. Bon’s, “that the Irish has contributed more to civilization in modern times that it did in ancient Christian Ireland.” won by negative. B. J. Long leader, J. T. Fennessey, R. J. Walsh, D. Nash. Best debater J. T. Fennessey. Sergeant’s Mess of Newfoundland held Coronation Reunion at Sterling Restaurant. Merrill and Lamble landed at Crovdon airport at 6.30 p.m. English time, after 24 hours flight from New York. 60,000 workers in Swedish Building Trades on strike. Annual meeting Newfoundland Graduate Nurses Association held at Crosbie Hotel.
May 10, 1937	NECROLOGY	Archibald LEGGE, Heart’s Content, 64.
May 11, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Charles Tavenor and Miss Clara Piercey, Heart’s Content.
May 12, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, crowned at Westminster Abbey, with much ceremony. Citizens entered into spirit of Coronation festival. Thousands see parade and fireworks display. Naval detachment from H. M. S. Scarborough and U. S. S. Porter, inspected by his Excellency the Governor, who also turned first sod of wing for Sanatorium. Address of loyalty presented. Coronation Service held at C. of E. Cathedral, United Church Gower Street, Mass of Holy Trinity held at R. C Cathedral. City team won over H. M. S. Scarborough by two goals to nil, in special football games at Feildian Grounds. Son born to Col. and Mrs Lindbergh at Weald Kent.
May 12, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Joseph Andrews of Winterton and Miss Phyllis Maidment of Hant’s Harbor, at Winterton.
May 13, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Their Majesties King George and Queen Elizabeth, paid unexpected visit to poorer district of London. All children entertained at Cinema theatres, as part of programme for celebration of Coronation. His Excellency the Governor broadcasts address on the King and Coronation, to children of the country. His Lordship the Bishop of Newfoundland, spoke to Rotary Club, on “ A Colonial View the Coronation”. Officers of H. M. S. Scarborough and U. S. S. Porter present. Sir wilfred Woods left on visit to airport at Hattie’s Camp. Dick Merrill and Jack Lambie left Southport, England, on return flight. Time bomb believed to be set by young Irish Party, destroyed equestrian statue of George II in Dublin. “Babes in the Woods” under direction of Mrs. W. Blackwood, presented at Pitts Memorial Hall.
May 13, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	8 members of crew of British destroyer “Hunter” killed, and more than a score injured, when the vessel either struck a mine, or was torpedoed by a submarine off Almeria.
May 13, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	John A. Delgado and Miss Flora Marian Kearney.
May 14, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Imperial Conference opened in London. Entertainment committee of Coronation committee, held dance at Strand, for members of crew of H. M. S. Scarborough and U. S. S. Porter. Atlantic flyers, Dick Merrill and Jack Lambie, flew back from England in 24 hours and 22 minutes, landing at Floyd Bennett Field, after having bad weather whole of the way. City All-Stars defeat U.S.S. Porter, score 41-21, in special game Basketball at Memorial College Gym.
May 14, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Female corpse found in English Channel, believed to be that of missing Duchess of Bedford, who failed to return from solo flight.
May 15, 1937	NECROLOGY	William T EARLE, 41. Max JONES, 17½ .
May 15, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	King Christian and Queen Alexandria of Denmark, celebrated Silver Jubilee. Viscount Snowden, noted British Statesmen, dead. Rev. Bro. Culhane arrived by express, on annual visitation of the Christian Brothers’ Schools here.
May 16, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Lucy CLARKE. Archibald FARNHAM, Heart’s Content, 69. Arthur MOULAND, Jr., Bonavista.
May 16, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Hubert Mouland of Mockbeggar, and Miss Florence Little of Canaille, at Bonavista. Hubert Parsons and Miss Winifred Locke, Lush’s Bight.
May 17, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"Mrs. Alexander Scott formerly of Hr. Grace, celebrated 100th birthday at Moncton, N. B. Cabinet crisis in Spain ended when Dr. Juan Negrin, Socialist Premier-designate, formed a 9 man Government. Old Memorials Association presented three one-act plays at the Memorial College. “Coronation” Smoker, held at Masonic Club. Mr. Ron Hogan, Manager Capitol Theatre, waited on by his staff, and presented with address and smoker outfit on occasion of his birthday. Pupils of Grade 9 St. Bon’s College prize debate “that wealth has greater influence than education” won by negative, C. MacDonald declared best debater. Football team from H. M. S. Scarborough, and picked city team, played to a draw. Billiard Tourney between B. I. S. and Masonic Clubs won by B. I. S."
May 17, 1937	NECROLOGY	Patrick WALSH, Holyrood. Mrs. Mabel Trask COLLINS. Elliston, 22.
May 17, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Martin TURPIN, 26, and Gerald TURPIN, 19, sons of Mr. Thomas Turpin St. Lawrence, lost their lives by drowning, whilst attending their herring nets.
May 17, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Roy Burden and Miss Edith Young, Bonne Bay. Roland Greening, Musgravetown, and Miss Catherine Gladys Swyers, Bonavista, at George St. Parsonage.
May 18, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Dr. T. J. Horwood appointed Professor Dept. Chemistry at McGill. Grand concert by leading city artists, under auspices of Ladies College Air Society, at Pitt's Memorial Hall to inaugurate Scholarship in memory of late Gordon Christian. Job Bros. team won championship in Ladies Bowling League, when they defeated McMurdo’s team by three pins. Master Tommy Williams declared champion in table tennis tourney at Sula Maxima, St. Bon’s College.
May 18, 1937	NECROLOGY	Hon. Nathaniel ANDREWS, M. L. C. Ezekiel FRAMPTON, White Rock, Smith Sound.
May 19, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Mrs. L. Furlong, Smithville, celebrated 89th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Tucker, Springdale Street, celebrated golden anniversary of their wedding day. Exhibition dancing and elocution by pupils of Bishop Spencer College at Bishop Feild Hall.
May 19, 1937	NECROLOGY	Philip O’KEEFE, of Pouch Cove, 91.
May 19, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Wm. Guy and Miss Ivy Mouland, Musgrave Harbor.
May 20, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"His Excellency the Governor, formally opened new club house at Bally Halley. Lt. - Col. Outerbridge addressed Rotary Club on “The Prospect of Trans-Atlantic Air Service”. Annual meeting Longshoremen’s Protective Union. Mr. H. L. Smith B. Mus., gave talk on Music to Macdonald Fellowship Club. Over one Million people saw naval review, as Spithead Royal yacht, with his Majesty on board, sailed past 12 miles of ships. Agreement signed between Railway and workers. 800 lumbermen on strike at Deer Lake."
May 20, 1937	NECROLOGY	Robert CREWE, Elliston, 85.
May 21, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"Sir Alexander Grant, well known Philanthropist, passed away at Edinburgh. Annual meeting congregation St. Thomas’s Church. Large crowds gathered at Victoria Station to welcome King and Queen, and Princess Elizabeth, back to London, after being at Spithead for review. Violent storm with thunder and lighting, experienced on many parts of Southern England. Guards won championship Inter-Club Bowling league for 1937. Annual Empire Day service at Prince of Wales College."
May 21, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Philip JANES, Broad Cove.
May 22, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Bakers Welfare Association held election of officers.
May 22, 1937	NECROLOGY	Allen SCOTT, Upper Gullies, 22.
May 22, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	James D ARCHIBALD, 38, of Arlington Mass., husband of Miss Marie O’Leary, formerly of this country, instantly killed, when the car he was driving, collided head on with another car on Revere Beach Parkway.
May 22, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Vincent Murphy and Miss May Whalen of Bell Island, at St. Patrick Church.
May 23, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Rev. John W. Young, ordained Deacon at St. Thomas’s Church by the Lord Bishop of Newfoundland. John D. Rockefeller, Sr. 97, passed away in his sleep in Florida.
May 23, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Stephen DYER, 66.
May 24, 1937	NECROLOGY	Harold L. COURTNEY, 31. Mary BRUCE, Argentia.
May 24, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"Empire Day. Social Security Act upheld by the Supreme Court of United States. Annual State convention Knight of Columbus of Newfoundland. Members of Loyal Orange Association, 700 in number, from Brigus to Grate's Cove and Heart’s Content to Old Perlican, to celebrate Empire Day. Their Majesties King George and Queen Elizabeth, accompanied by Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret Rose, attended Divine Service at St. Paul’s Cathedral."
May 25, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Union workers went on strike at the Canton Plants of the Republic Steel Corporation, at Canton, Ohio. Business Ladies Bowling League held banquet and annual prize giving at Newfoundland Hotel. Prime Minister Baldwin entertained King and Queen, at No. 10 Downing Street. Annual dinner Old Spencerian Association. MacDonald Fellowship Club held an enjoyable dance. 4th St. John’s Troop Boy Scouts won championship Intermediate basketball League, by defeating Celts 23-17. Annual indoor sports 1st St. John’s Troop Boy Scouts at C. L. B. Armoury.
May 25, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Charles GUSHUE, 77, of Brigus, lost his life when he presumably walked over bridge in darkness, and was drowned.
May 26, 1937	NECROLOGY	Freddie RYAN, Bonavista, 2½. Charles GUSHUE, Brigus, 77.
May 26, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Frank S Huxter and Miss Alma M Brown, Springdale. Albert Whalen and Miss Violet Hoyles, Cupids.
May 27, 1937	NECROLOGY	Bridget (Bride) CAUL. Edwin CARTER, 62. Mrs. Elizabeth DURDLE, Bonavista, 84.
May 27, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Spanish Government published “White Book” accusing Italy of prolonging the Spanish Civil War and violating Article 10 of the League Council. St. Andrew’s Society held smoker at Sterling Restaurant. Farewell dinner tendered to Rev. J. B. Picking. H. A. Winter , K.C. spoke to Rotary Club on “The Lighter Side of Journalism.” Rt. Hon. Stanley Baldwin, retired as British Prime Minister, and Mr. Neville Chamberlain, Chancellor of the Exchequer, succeeded him. Old Spencerian Badminton Club held enjoyable dance at Bishop Spencer Hall. International Power and Paper Co. Ltd., granted all demands of striking loggers. Steel strike at Youngstown shown no sign of breaking. 70,000 men idle. MacDonald Fellowship club held final meeting for season. F. A. G. association held election of officers.
May 28, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Annual Mother and Daughter banquet of the Gower Street Newfoundland Girls in Training. Annual General Meeting Newfoundland Motor Association, held at Nfld. Hotel. Pupils of Mr. H. L. Smith B. Mus. (London) A.R. C. M. and Miss H Oates F. T. C. L. Music Teachers Prince of Wales College, gave recital at Pitts Memorial Hall. Local convention of Confederation Life Association at Woodstock, Topsail.
May 29, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	20 killed and 73 wounded, when Spanish airmen bombed German armored cruiser Deutschland, lying outside Ibiza.
May 29, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Sarah A ROWSELL, 79. John CONNORS, 77.
May 29, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Albert Reid and Miss Jean Barbara Cook.
May 30, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Bellance sea plane, owned by Nfld. Skyways Ltd., landed at Quidi Vidi from Montreal, via St. John N.B. Pupils of grade X, St. Bon’s College, held prize debate “That Newfoundland would be better off under Confederation” won by the affirmative . Prize for best debater won by Hubert Halleran.
May 30, 1937	NECROLOGY	Richard OWEN, formerly of this city, in Grand Falls. Whitney COOMBS, of Upper Island Cove, 35.
May 30, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Richard OWEN, formerly of St. John’s but resident of Grand Falls, drowned when canoe overturn, while crossing North Angle. Exploits River.
May 31, 1937	NECROLOGY	Elizabeth MAHANEY, Carbonear.
May 31, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	His Holiness, Pope Pius XI, celebrated 80th anniversary of his birth. Rev. Wilfred Gaets gave farewell address to Gower St. Young People Society, who made him presentation of “The Book of Newfoundland”. Members of the War Veterans Association, and Police who were attending Coronation ceremonies, given cordial welcome home, when S. S. Nova Scotia arrived. Exective of Masonic Club, entertained B. I. S. players, winner in recent B. I. S. - Masonic billiard tourney. Annual Holy Cross Oratorical Contest and prize Debate. Master John Ryan chosen as winner. His Lordship the Bishop of Newfoundland, laid Corner Stone of New Church at Petty Harbor.

June 1, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	St. John’s Presbytery of the United Church held pre-Conference meeting. Annual meeting Dunfield Club. Lighting storm worst for years, experienced over Conception Bay and in city. Mr. Stanley Baldwin, knighted by H. M. the King at Buckingham Palace.
June 1, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Eric LITTLE, 9, of Bonavista, whilst getting a ride to school, was instantly killed, when truck lurched in pot-hole, and he was thrown off.
June 1, 1937	NECROLOGY	Vincent GOSSE
June 2, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	First meeting of the Cabinet, presided over by Mr. Neville Chamberlain took place. Annual Sports’ Day St. Bon’s College. United Church College Sports at Ayre Athletic grounds. Bishop Spencer Sports at Feildian Athletic Grounds. Residence of Simon Levitz LeMarchant Road, badly gutted by fire. Old Spencerian Association held last dance for season. Annual Installation of officer of Harbor Grace Lodge No. 476 R. A.
June 2, 1937	NECROLOGY	F. James McGRATH, formerly of this city, at Los Angeles.
June 2, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Robert C Alsop and Miss Annie Margaret Gillingham. Thomas Hallett of this city, and Miss Catherine Noel of Burin.
June 3, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Duke of Windsor and Mrs. Wallis Warfield, married at Monts, and left for honeymoon in Austria. Hon. W. R. Howley K. C., spoke to Rotary Club on “Coronation Impressions.” Members of Wesley Literary Association entertained inmates of Poor Asylum. Miss Sadie Organ B. A. Librarian of Memorial University College, awarded Fellowship by Carnegie Corporation if $1800. Sir Wilfred Woods, Commissioner of Public Utilities, accompanied by Lady Woods, left for Corner Brook.
[Not Sure of Date]	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Grace HOLLETT, 4 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A Hollett of Buckle’s Valley, died at Corner Brook Hospital, as result of burns received from bed clothes, which had ignited when child playing with matches.
June 3, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Edward M Power and Miss Mary Whitty.
June 4, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	C. L. B. football team held election of officers. Softball League inaugurated at public meeting. Mount Cashel football team held election of officers.
June 4, 1937	NECROLOGY	Jean Elizabeth ROONEY, 23.
June 5, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Mr. and Mrs. J Evans, Prescott Street, celebrated Golden Anniversary of their wedding. Adult Education Teachers, made presentation to two of their members, Misses Dunne and Roberts, who are shortly to be married.
June 5, 1937	NECROLOGY	Isaac C MORRIS, 80.
June 6, 1937	NECROLOGY	George SMITH, 27. William J BARRON, 68.
June 6, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Stan Lynch and Miss Isablel Caul. Rev. Samuel Riggs, formerly of Grand Bank, and Miss Mabel D. Lohnes, of Brooklyn, at Brockton, Mass. William Henry Priestly of Brookline, Mass. and Miss Frances Anne Parsons, formerly of Harbor Grace, at Brookline.
June 7, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"Mr. and Mrs. John Leamon celebrated Golden Anniversary of their wedding. A “Housewarming” informal dance at Sunshine Camp Thorburn Road. Imperial Headquarters of Boy Scouts Association awarded Cross for Gallantry, to Scout H. Whitten, of the 1st St. John’s Troop, for his action in rescuing two children from a burning house in February last. Old Spencerian won championship in ladies Basketball."
June 8, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Kindergarten and Grade 1 pupils of Holloway School, U. C. College, gave entertainment. Sacrament of confirmation administered to 300 boys at R. C. Cathedral by his Grace the Archbishop.
June 8, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Elizabeth ROSE, Grand Bank. Mrs. Mary C. LANGER, Heart’s Content.
June 9, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Graduation ceremony at Memorial University College. His Excellency the Governor and Lady Walwyn present. Lady Walwyn presented prizes. His Excellency the Governor, held investiture of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire at Government House. His Grace the Archbishop, administered Sacrament of Confirmation to 800 girls at R. C. Cathedral. Feildian Flannel Dance held at Feild College Hall. Opening football game in 1937 (Coronation Series), holy Cross and C. L. B. scored 1 goal each. Annual Sports Bishop Feild College. Bonavista Presbytery United Church assembled at Shoal Harbor.
June 9, 1937	NECROLOGY	Leslie R. RIGGS, Flat Islands, at Burin Hospital. Mary GEORGE, Heart’s Content.
June 9, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	John S Miller and Miss Dorothy Saunders, of Brunette, at Grand Bank. Isaac Barnes of Coomb’s Cove, and Miss Martha Prior of Asgone Island, at Grand Bank.
June 10, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Annual meeting Mount Carmel Cemetery Committee. Mr. Douglas A Darcy awarded Senior Jubilee Scholarship at Memorial College. Guards defeated Mount Cashel 2-1 in Coronation series. Mr. Hervet L. Toune of Flatrock, received Degree of Doctor of Philosophy at Toronto University.
June 10, 1937	NECROLOGY	Arthur CHAFE, 13. Josephine LANNIGAN, 8. William J EMBERLEY, Bay de Verde, 61.
June 10, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Norman Humphrey Smith of Toronto, and Miss Phyllis Marguerite Goobie of this City, at Gower St. U. Church. James W. Linegar of this city, and Miss Stella Smith of Brigus, at Brigus.
June 11, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Johanna CLARKE.
June 12, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Hannah EMBERLEY. Mrs. Frances Elizabeth HEALEY. Henry Thos. LeDREW, Cupids.
June 12, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Alexander BEST, 34, of Bishop’s Falls, employed with the Anglo-Nfld. Co., Grand Falls, accidently killed when he was struck with a derrick bucket.
June 13, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Lord Bishop of Newfoundland held Confirmation at Portugal Cove. Rev. G. B. Pickering preached farewell sermon at Wesley United Church. His Grace the Archbishop, officiated at investiture of Scouts in the city at R. C. Cathedral.
June 13, 1937	NECROLOGY	Rt. Hon. Sir. W. F. LLOYD, K.C. M. G. D.C.L. Mrs. Albert LODGE, Catalina, 61. Mrs. Annie (Keough) CADWELL, formerly of this city, at Arlington, Mass.
June 14, 1937	NECROLOGY	James HOLDEN.
June 14, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"Rt. Rev. Peter Bryce, D. D. Moderator of the United Church of Canada in Canada, Newfoundland, and Bermuda, arrived by express. Holy Cross defeated C. L. B. in Coronation series 3 to nil."
June 15, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"Imperial Conferences closes. Rev. Dr. A. D. Morton, former member of the Council of Higher Education for Newfoundland, died at Halifax, 92. Hon. R. B. Ewbank, Commissioner for Natural Resources, and Mr. B. E. S. Bunfield, Secretary for Department of Rural Reconstruction, left for West Coast. Post Office team won championship in bowling series. Job. Bros. & Co. won championship from all ladies bowling teams in city. His Excellency the Governor and Lady Walwyn, paid visit to Tor’s Cove, for purpose of inspecting work of Jubilee Guild."
June 15, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	William SHEPPARD, married, with 7 children, lost his life at Bell Island, when he was struck by fall of rock in submarine slope.
June 15, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Robert Chesley Dawe and Miss Hazel Muriel Arnott.
June 16, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	“Sunshine Camp” on Thorburn Road, established by initiative of Rotary Club, officially opened by His Excellency the Governor. Opening session of the 13th annual assembly of the Newfoundland Conference of the United Church, Rev. J. L. Reynolds, M. A. elected President. Annual Sports St. Patrick’s Hall Schools. Terra Nova won three of five matches against Baly Hally, in Tennis Tourney. Dwelling house and store owned by Mrs. Lloyd Hynes, Norris Arm, totally destroyed by fire.
June 16, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Frederick J Rendell and Miss Isable M Pittman of this city, at Topsail. Wilson Parsons and Miss Muriel Young.
June 16, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	William BARTLETT, of Corner Brook, died in Hospital at Chatham, from injuries received in motor accident.
June 17, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"Entertainment and prize distribution Holloway School at Pitts Memorial Hall. Presentation made to Miss F. B. Badcock, retiring after 42 years of service. Annual meeting St. John’s A. A. A., held at Crosbie Hotel. Closing exercises and distribution of prizes at St. Bride’s Academy, Littledale. Belgin steamer “Jean Jadot”, collided with schooner “Pauline E Lohnes” on banks, sinking, but her crew saved. Rev. Dr. Bryce, Moderator of the United Church, spoke to Rotery Club under title of “Roses in Life’s December.”"
June 17, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Mr. W. Bursey, Porte de Grave, and Miss Maud LeDrew of Cupids, at Cupids.
June 18, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Soviet Russia’s long distance aeroplane, has passed North Pole on way from Moscow to Oakland California. 4th St. John’s Troop Boy Scouts officially opened new log cabin “Mafeking” on Three Ponds Barrens. Hon J. H. Penson, new Commissioner for Finance, who arrived by S. S. Newfoundland on 17th, took oath of office. C. L. B. defeated Mount Cashel 1-nil in opening game for championship.
June 18, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Elizabeth KENT.
June 19, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Closing exercises St. George’s School. Sir James Barries, eminent playwright and author, died in London.
June 20, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Boy Scouts paraded to Wesley United Church. Rev. F. D. Cotton, Preacher. Three Russian aviators landed at Vancouver, after being forced down by bad weather. They failed their objective by 580 miles. Rev. Dr. P Bryce, Moderator of the United Church in Canada and Newfoundland, preached at evening service at Gower Street Church. Rev. G. W. Wells, of Washington D. C. spoke to Seventh Day Adventist young men.
June 20, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Alex BEST, formerly of Bonavista, instantly killed at Grand Falls.
June 20, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Earl S. PINSENT.
June 21, 1937	NECROLOGY	John DEER, 74.
June 21, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Premier Leon Blum’s popular Front Government resigned. 23 members of crew of schooner Pauline E Lohens, rammed by S. S. Jean Jadot on June 17, brought into New York by that steamer. Colas plant at Clarenville completed. Capt Bob Bartlett headed North from New York on the Effie Morrissey, for his eleventh summer trip into the Arctic regions. B. I. S. defeated Holy Cross 3-1 in Coronation series.
June 21, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Ralph COFFIN, 6, son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Coffin of Bannerman St., accidently drowned when he fell in Rennie’s Pool whilst playing on bank.
June 22, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Ernest JERRETT, Brigus. Mrs. Anastatis MOORE, 78.
June 22, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Closing session United Church Conference. Dr. J. B. Murphy placed in charge of Surgical Service at General Hospital, with Dr. Nigel Rusted filling junior position, vacated by Dr. Murphy. Tr. Rev. Peter Bryce, D. D. Moderator of the United Church of Canada, and Mrs. Bryce, left by express for Canada. Camille Chautemps, Radical Socialist, succeeded in forming new French Ministry. Rioting broke out in Port of Spain. One person killed and four wounded. 4 platoons of Marines from H. M. S. Ajax, standing by. Guards defeated Feildians 3-1 in Championship series.
June 22, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Rev. Wm. Hooper Chard, and Miss Florence May Pope Cornick. Clifford Moore and Miss Mildred Pearl Thoms, Carbonear.
June 22, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Mrs. Anastatia MOORE, 78, passed away at Grace Hospital, from injuries received when she was hit by motor truck.
June 23, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Annual Outing employees Ayre & Sons Ltd., at Donovan’s. His Grace, Archbishop Roche, celebrated 40th anniversary of his ordination to the Priesthood.
June 23, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Wm. OLDFORD, Musgrave Hr. 65.
June 23, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Arthur Butcher of Twillingate, and Miss Margaret Jean Patten of Grand Bank, at Grand Bank.
June 24, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	New developments in Spanish situation. 7 German ships in Spanish waters. Two German cruisers and 5 destroyers, passed into Mediterranean Sea. Installation officers of Avalon Lodge at masonic Temple. Guards football team won championship in Coronation Series, when they defeated B. I. S. by one goal.
June 24, 1937	NECROLOGY	Major Wm. Howe GREENE, A. R. I.B. A , at London. Mrs. P FELTHAM, Deer Island B. B. 76.
June 24, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Mortimer Berman of New York, and Miss Helen Levitz of this city, at Brooklyn N. Y. George Fiefield and Miss Viola Templeman, Bonavista.
June 25, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Annual Arbor Day Festival held at United Church Orphanage. Feildians and Holy Cross played to a 1 goal draw in Coronation series.
June 25, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Cicely PIKE, Freshwater, Carbonear.
June 26, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"Contingent of Newfoundland Boy Scouts left by S. S. Fort Townshend, en route to Washington to attend Jamboree. Flying boat of Pan-American Airways, which left New York at 9 o’clock, landed at Botwood Harbor 7.45. Rev. Wifred Gnetz preached farewell sermon at Gower Street Church. Schooner “Cold Storage”, bound from St. John’s to Hant’s Harbor, struck Hant’s Harbor Rock and sank, during dense fog. Crew Safe. Religious Reception and Profession at St. Bride’s College, Littledale."
June 26, 1937	NECROLOGY	Timothy WALSH, 36. Mrs. Mary POWER.
June 27, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Beatrice HUTCHINGS, Tilton, 33.
June 27, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Stetson R. Hill of Tenefly, New Jersey, and Miss Caroline M Thompson, R. N., formerly of this city , at Tenefly, New jersey.
June 27, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Martha GOWANS, 16 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gowans, Hamilton Avenue, lost her life whilst swimming in Long Pond.
June 28, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Annual meeting Church of England Orphanage. S. S. Kyne, ashore at point in Straits of Bell Isle near Cape Norman.
June 28, 1937	NECROLOGY	Henry G. RIDEOUT, Hamilton, Ont. 39.
June 28, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Edward O’Dr [sic] Kelly and Miss Emma Morgan. Robert Moore and Miss Myrtle Pike, Carbonear.
June 29, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Liberal Government of Premier Angus L Macdonald, won 25 of 30 seats in Nova Scotia election. Pan-America Clipper left Botwood for Port Washington. Holy Cross defeated C. L. B. 1 goal to nil. Premier Chautemps given extraordinary power to bolster French finances, by Chamber of Deputies. Choir boys of St. Patrick’s Hall held outing at Logy Bay. B. I. S. defeated Guards 3 to nil. Firm of Rothwell & Bowring Ltd. celebrated Golden Jubilee, by dinner at Smithville.
June 29, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Marie (May) FREEMAN, 61. Ronald Davis CARTER, 3 months.
June 29, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Body of Nenrietta GROVES, aged 78, of Bonavista, found in a well.
June 29, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Leo Patrick Wall of Harbor Main, and Miss Mary Francis MacDougal of Sydney, C. B.
June 30, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	British Cabinet met, and discussed foreign political situation. 16th annual meeting Rotary Club. Mr. A . G, Allen, Solicitor to the Duke of Windsor, arrived in City.
June 30, 1937	NECROLOGY	Elizabeth ROCHE. Michael J MAHONEY, 44. Mrs. Herrietta GROVE, 78. John PARROTT, Winterton, 74.

July 1, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Irish Free State election held, Devalera Government sustained. Memorial Service at War Memorial. Wreath laid by Major F. W. Marshall, .M. B. E. Dominion President. Free Library of 2,500 books at Catalina, made possible through interest of Mr. Joseph Clouter, former resident.
July 1, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Mrs. Mary ASPELL 66, passed away at General Hospital, from injuries received when she was struck by motor truck about two week previously. Walter SQUIRES of Mundy Pond, committed suicide by hanging.
July 1, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Mary (Larkin) ASPELL, 66. Mrs. Emily POWELL, Carbonear. Mrs. Mary Ellen TAYLOR, 63.
July 2, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Rev. Francis J Armitage B. A., inducted as Minister of Wesley United Church. Amelia Earhart, endeavoring to encircle the Equator, with Navigator Fred Noonan, believed forced down and drowned at sea, near Howland Island in Pacific Ocean. Guards defeated C. L. B. 3-1, senior football. Guards football team winners of the Coronation Series, guests of honor at dinner, given by members of Club at Robinson Hostelry, Donovan’s.
July 2, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Emily (Crocker) BUGDEN .
July 2, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	James RYAN, 19, of Torbay, drowned whilst casting caplin.
July 3, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	“The Fair” sponsored by Holy Cross Schools, opened at Holy Cross grounds. Reception in honor of Mayor B. C. Gardner, M. C., Ass’t General Manager Bank of Montreal, in city on brief visit, given by Mr. H. D. Suckling, Manager of local Branch of Bank. Summer School opened at Memorial University College.
July 4, 1937	NECROLOGY	Maud HISCOCK. Mrs. Katherine (Murphy) SAGE. Charles Robert RENDELL, 66. Mrs. Sarah GREEN, Winterton.
July 5, 1937	NECROLOGY	Louis WILLIAMS, Carbonear, 73.
July 6, 1937	NECROLOGY	Michael Francis GORMAN, Kilbride, 13. John O’Brien.
July 6, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Caledonia landed at Botwood Harbor at 7.36. His Excellency the Governor, Lady Walwyn and party, went out to welcome fliers. B. I. S. defeated Feildians 2-nil. Lighting struck house of Mr. Locke at Little Bay Islands, but passed through without any of inmates being injured. Annual outing White Clothing Company employees held at Donovan’s.
July 7, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	25th anniversary of founding of the Catholic Parish at Grand Falls. Father Finn, its first Parish Priest, given address and presentation. Report of Royal Commission on Palestine presented. Many Arabs and Jews opposed to division of country.
July 7, 1937	NECROLOGY	Rev. Levi HALFYARD, formerly of Ochre Pit Cove, at Barrie, Ont. John ROSE, formerly of Grand Bank, 82.
July 7, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Sam Mifflin and Miss Pearl Abbott, Bonavista.
July 8, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Imperial Airways flying boat “Caledonia” landed in St. Lawrence River, near Boucherville, and completed the 900 mile flight from Botwood in 7 hours, 14 minutes. Massed city choirs under baton of Mrs. B Norris, L. T. C. L., gave entertainment at Holy Cross Fair. Guards defeated Holy Cross 1-0 senior football league. Annual meeting B. I. S. Junior Athletic Association.
July 8, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Cyril I Merner and Miss Florence Loretta O’Neill.
July 9, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Unemployed held public meeting on Parade Grounds. Mount Cashel defeated Feildians 2-nil senior football series. Artificial ice-making begun at Arena.
July 9, 1937	NECROLOGY	Theresa DUNNE. Joseph MATTERFACE, Boat Harbor, 63.
July 10, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Frank CUFF, Bonavista, 27. Gerald ROLLS, Bonavista.
July 10, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Richard Lloyd Spracklin and Miss Hazel Rose Harding, at North Vancouver. Alphonsus Pittman of Merasheen, and Miss Mary Leonard of St. Leonard’s, at St. Kryans. Gerald Patten and Miss Georgiana Thornhill, at Grand Bank.
July 11, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	His Lordship the Bishop of Newfoundland announced nomination by His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, of Rev. P. S. Abraham, M. S. as Coadjutor Bishop. Star of the Sea Society Holyrood, presented address to Mr. Leonard Hawco, B. A. B. C. L., extending hearty welcome to him on his return to his home and native land.
July 11, 1937	NECROLOGY	William MARTIN, 18.
July 12, 1937	NECROLOGY	Robert MERCER, Chamberlains, 88. John BELLINGHAM. of Winnipeg, Man, 56.
July 12, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Ominous outlook in North China, Japanese troops on way to Peiping. Members of City Lodges of L. O. A. held parade and attended Divine Services at S. A. No.1 Citadel. 50 candidates qualified in examination for diplomas as Registered Nurses. McGuire’s Bakery celebrated Silver Jubilee, by dinner at Donovan’s. Hundreds availed of opportunity of skating on ice in July, on invitation from management of Arena, to test out new artificial ice plant.
July 13, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"The Commissioner of Finance Hon. J. H. Pinson, delivered the Budget for 1937-38, before gathering of the Newfoundland Board of Trade, and over the radio. Briefly it showed that the revenue for the past year was higher than anticipated, and the expenditure greater, but the deficit was actually $1,178,248 as against $2,223,811 estimated. Colas plant at Clarenville completed. Imperial Airways Caledonia, arrived at Botwood from Montreal. North American Life Insurance Company donated championship trophy for Senior Football League. B. I. S. Defeated C. L. B. 1-0 senior football. His Honor Mayor Carnell, threw first ball when softball season opened. B. I. S. won over R. E. W. A. 28 - 9. Japanese Government announced that troops are being sent to North China. Many Japanese civilians leaving interior of China."
July 13, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Patrick McHUGH of Glenwood, Watchman of the Colas Plant, and C. W. LYONS, Mechanical Engineer of the Plant, a Canadian, died at Clarenville within a few minures of each other, presumably from alcoholic poisoning.
July 14, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"Sino-Japanese battle reported South of Peiping. Chinese Government asked foreign diplomats to remove nationals. Dominion Secretary, Mr. Malcolm Macdonald, questioned in House of Commons re Newfoundland, stated “the principle of collective responsibility of Commissions applies and is fully recognized. His Grace Archbishop, paid visit to members of St. Edward’s Boy Scouts. Troops now under canvas at Donovan’s. Children’s Committee of the Newfoundland Coronation Committee, presented Playgrounds equipment to various orphanages. Holy Cross Fair came to successful close. Dr. A. K. Snelgrove, Chief Geologist, and Mr. Claude Howse, Assistant Government Geologist, arrived in city after visiting mining proposition at St. Lawrence, Renconte, and Bay D’Espoir. Three fliers from Soviet Union, blazed new distance record across North Pole, from Moscow to Southern California, covering distance of 6,262 miles. Official opening Playgrounds. New Equipment donated by Children’s Coronation Committee, passed over playground equipment to Playgrounds Association. His Honor Mayor Carnell, accepted same on behalf of the city. Opening games Junior football League. B. I. S defeated C. L. B., 2-1; Guards defeated Holy Cross 2 - 1. Maroons defeated Guards in exciting game softball, 29-25."
July 14, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Sarah Ann MULLAY, 71. John BUCKLE, Carbonear. Nellie (Short) COATES, Winterton, 4.
July 14, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Michael WILLIAMS, 42, an employee of the Railway, married with wife and 10 children, living at Whitburn, passed away at Clarenville, as results of drinking “Columbian” spirits.
July 15, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Dr. H. G. Grant, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine at Dalhousie, and Dr. McLean, member of the same Faculty, arrived in city by S. S. Fort Amherst, to be associated with Medical Staff of the Department of Public Health and Welfare, in tuberculosis survey of Conception Bay, and South side of Trinity Bay. Violent thunder-storm in England. Rev. F. J. Armitage B. A., Pastor Wesley United Church, spoke to Rotary Club under tital of “Impressions of the Stranger Within the Grates.” United states and Brazil reached agreement on sale of gold. Mount Cashel won over Guards, 2-nil, senior football. Pan-American plane arrived at Botwood 6.55.
July 15, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	20 miners killed in explosion of the Glendors Coal Co’s Baker Mine, at Sullivan Ind. William SHEPPARD, married with 7 children, lost his life at Bell Island, when he was instantly killed from fall of rock from roof of submarine slope.
July 15, 1937	NECROLOGY	Rev. Patrick W BROWNE, 73, formerly of Carbonear, Associate Professor of History at Catholic University, Washington, at Washington. Mrs. Alfred BONIA, St. Joseph’s, Salmonier, 48. Mrs. Mary WOOD, Grand Bank, 82.
July 15, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Chesley Dawe and Miss Hazel Muriel Arnott. Ambrose Moores of Carbonear, and Miss Melvina Davie of Freshwater, at Freshwater. Thomas Crewe and Miss Belle Clements, Grand Bank.
July 16, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Three-way conference between Prime Minister Duplessis, strike leaders, and Company officials, brought settlement of 5-day strike at Three Rivers. Spanish Civil War entered second year. Dwelling house of Richard Dunn, Renews, badly damaged by fire.
July 16, 1937	NECROLOGY	Patrick BURKE, formerly of St. John’s, at Montreal.
July 17, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	100,000 Japanese troops reported speeding towards the trouble North China zone, in a commandeered fleet of 31 Merchant vessels. His Holiness the Pope received group of Chicago pilgrims.
July 17, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Rev. Edward J Carnell of Indian Islands, Fogo, and Miss May Taylor Field, of this city, at Sydney. Robert Spencer Smith James, of Grand Falls, and Miss Kathleen Munro Smith of Bay Roberts, at Sydney, N. S.
July 18, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Biggest air battle of Spanish. 160 planes participated in engagement, and 4 Government war planes reported shot down. Pam-American flying boat Clipper III, arrived Port Washington, after flight of 5 hours, 15 minutes from Shediac, New Brunswick. Clipper flew from Botwood to Shediac in 7 hours, 30 minutes. Annual Requiem Mass at Mount Carmel. Large contingent of C. L. B. with 18 officers, and battalion band, proceeded to Bay Roberts, to join with Bay Roberts Company, in attending Church Parade at St. Matthew’s Church.
July 18, 1937	NECROLOGY	William Bernard WADDENA, 10. Edward SINNOTT, Placentia, 18 months.
July 19, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Opening session Medical Association. Dr. J. B. O’Reilly elected President. Mrs. Bernard Norris, L. T. C. L., gave re-union at her home to members of city messed choirs, who participated in musical program of Holy Cross Fair.
July 19, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mary HOWLETT, 7.
July 19, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Joseph Dominic Browne, and Miss Mary Madeline Gushue.
July 20, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Italy stalled efforts to effect compromise in Spanish nonintervention agreement, by refusing to admit priority of evacuation of volunteers. Coronation Exhibition of Newfoundland Society of Art, opened at new showrooms of St. John’s Gas Light Company. Titania’s Place on display at Royal Stores Furniture Department, in aid of the Sunshine Camp. B. I. S. Defeated Holy Cross 3-0, senior league football. Feildians defeated Antlers 15-12 in third softball game. Senor Guglielmo Marconi, father of wireless, passed away.
July 20, 1937	NECROLOGY	Fred KEELS, Bonavista, 65.
July 20, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Edward Foulds of Hevere, Mass., and Miss Sadie Florence Bursey of this city, at St. Laurent, Que.
July 21, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Annual Re-union Railway Employees Welfare Association. Annual Garden Party Church of England Orphanage. Garden Party in aid of Portugal Cove Parish, held at Kent’s Pond. First series of snipe boat races under auspices Avalon Yacht Club at Manuals. Members of Strollers A. A. visited Bell Island.
July 21, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Gordon SUMMERS, 8 year old son of Abram Summers, Flatrock, Carbonear, accidently drowned near his home.
July 21, 1937	NECROLOGY	Samuel RUSSELL, Lewisporte.
July 21, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Harold Frazie and Miss Sophie Taylor, Carbonear.
July 22, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Contents of dwelling house of Mr. A. S. Wadden, Buchanans Street, damaged by fire. Mr. Cyril Horwood, Assistant Scout Commissioner for Newfoundland, spoke to Rotary Club on the Washington Jamboree of Boy Scouts. C. L. B. won over Feildians 4-2 senior football.
July 22, 1937	NECROLOGY	Capt. Moses BARTLETT, Brigus, 80.
July 23, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Rev. H. C. Yarr, B. A., ordained to U. C. Ministry at Cocharne Street Centennial Church. Richard Upshall, Robert Pretty, and Sydney Payne, employees of Horwood Lumber Co., injured when wire cable of elevator snapped off, and they dropped a distance of 50 feet. Insurgent bombardment of Madrid, temporarily offset, when Government forces cut hole in the siege lines. King Carol of Roumania, who is on private holiday to England, guest of King and Queen at luncheon at Buckingham Palace. First wrestling match for 1937 staged at Arena. Lester Ryan awarded decision over Salvatore Balbo. Holy Cross and Mount Cashel played to scoreless draw in senior football.
July 23, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Mary HAYSE.
July 23, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Timothy MARTIN, of Elliston, who was caught in a ripper machine at Newfoundland Airport, died from injuries received.
July 24, 1937	NECROLOGY	George PENNEY, of Hickman’s Harbor. Stephen BRIGHT. Mrs. J. H. LEE, Bell Island. Thomas DAWE, Cupids.
July 24, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Harold Newell and Miss Nellie Marion Bartlett.
July 25, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"Japanese war planes bombed Chinese barracks at Fangfang. Heavy losses sustained by Chinese. King Farouk of Egypt returned home after 5 months visit to Europe. Wm. Croaker of Petty Harbor, entered hospital suffering from fractured hip, as a result of falling over clift about 20 feet high. Spanish Government announced that Brunetts has fallen to besiegers. Nationalists captured large quantity of arms."
July 25, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Alice (Burnham) HARRIS. Gorgon ROBERTS, of Hermitage, at Grand Bank.
July 26, 1937	NECROLOGY	Joseph KENT, formerly of St. John’s, at Glace Bay, 59.
July 26, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Convention of District Nurse, in service of Department of Public Health and Welfare, formally opened at Canon Wood Hall by Lady Walwyn. Over 600 boys and girls took part in T. A. Juvenile Outing at Donovan’s. C. L. B. defeated B. I. S. 2-nil senior football.
July 26, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	John SYMOUR, widower, 65, of Botwood, accidently killed when hit by paper train of Anglo Newfoundland Development Co.
July 27, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	St. John’s Municipal Council will benefit to extent of $30,000 a year, as result of new agreement with Government. Cubs defeated Crescents 41-3, softball. Mount Cashel defeated Guards 3-1 senior football.
July 27, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mary LAWLOR, 23.
July 28, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	31st Annual Commencement Exercises of St. John’ General Hospital Training School for Nurses, held in Assembly Hall of Bishop Field College. His Excellency the Governor and Lady Walwyn present. Knight of Columbus and lady friends, held re-union at Donovan’s. Annual Outting Newfoundland Light and Power Co., Ltd., Employees Association, held at St. Andrew’s by the Sea. Passengers on Liner Newfoundland, reported collision between that ship and the “Talarite”, in heavy fog off Nova Scotia Coast. Second annual swimming championship meet held.
July 28, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	6 year old daughter of man named GABRIEL, of Port Au Port, killed when truck in which they were driving, went over embankment.
July 28, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Mary Ellen REARDIGAN. Charles SHROAT, formerly of Grand Falls, at North Carolina. Mrs. Joshua SHEPPARD of Curling.
July 28, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Hector Francis Spracklin and Miss Vera Grace Lilburn, at North Vancouver. Elijah Nobel and Miss Dorothy Butt, Grand Falls.
July 29, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Conditions in Newfoundland, again subject of discussion in House of Commons. Dr. H. S. Grant, Dean of Medical School, Dalhousie, spoke on subject of Health surveys, before rotary Club. Holy Cross football team defeated C. L. B. 5-1.
July 29, 1937	NECROLOGY	George Hall, 79. John ABBOTT, Bonavista.
July 29, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	John Morrissey and Miss Bride Mahoney, North River.
July 30, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Italy, Germany, and Russia, opposed Britain’s plan for rebuilding system of non-intervention in Spanish War. Imperial Airways flying boat “Cambria” arrived at Botwood at 9 a.m. Feildians defeated R. E. W. A., softball. B. I. S. defeated Guards 3-2 senior football. Sir Wilfred Woods, Commissioner for Public Utilities, and Mr. T. A. Hall, make visit of inspection of Newfoundland Airport.
July 30, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Fred LACEY, 24, married, United Church School Teacher at South Side, Summerford, accidentally drowned at Dildo.
July 30, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Max Burt of Lewisporte, and Miss Jessie Cooper of Black Island, Lewisporte.
July 31, 1937	NECROLOGY	William DOODY. Ella Abbott, of Broad Cove, B. D. V., 20. Mrs. Cecilia BAKER, Heart’s Content, 75.
July 31, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Hugo W. Doberentz of Jersey City, and Miss Mary E Simms, of this city, at Jersey City.

August 1, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Memorial to American soldiers who lost lives in war, unveiled at Montfaucon. Ranger rook first victory in opening race for American Cup, defeating T. M. Sopwith’s Endeavor.
August 1, 1937	NECROLOGY	Robert NOLAN of Argentia. Mrs. Judith (Doyle) TOMKINS, at Codroy Valley.
August 2, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Official launching and christening of new race boat “Coronet” at Quidi Vidi Lake. Harold S. Vanderbilt’s “Ranger” took second place for American Cup. Mount Cashel defeated Feildians 2-1.
August 2, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Mary PENSTON, 66.
August 2, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Oscar MITCHELL, aged 7 years, of Portugal Cove, accidentally drowned.
August 2, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Dr. Herbert Lench Pottle, of Carbonear, and Miss Muriel Ethel Morna, at Smithfield Ont.
August 3, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Government decided to grant permit to Edward Lloyds Ltd. to export 120,000 cords of un manufactured pulpwood, from timber lands held by Reid Newfoundland Company. Strike of Quebec Texile Workers spreading, 1200 employees cease work. Largest crowd for years attended Annual Regatta, weather ideal. Annual Regatta Dance under auspices of S. P. A. held at Newfoundland Hotel. Regatta dance at Columbus Hall. Alfred Burke, 47, of St. Jacques, critically injured, when he fell into the hold of the S. S. Redfern, in Welland Ship Canal. Queen Elizabeth celebrated 37th birthday. British plan for partition of Palestine, rejected in Zionist circles. “Ranger” made it three straight wins over “Endeavour” for American’s Cup.
August 3, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Sarah Jane DEAN, Carbonear, 81.
August 3, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Francis Oliver and Miss Dorothy Dooling. William S Wilcox and Miss Flora Roberts of Brigus. John F Newman and Miss Margaret Monck of this city, at Manuels.
August 4, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	17 months old baby son of Mr. Ralph DOOLEY, Logy Bay Road, suffered death from fractured skull, when car which was being started, backed into him.
August 5, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Mary HART. Mrs. Nariah HAYWARD, Bonavista. George SHARPE, Bonavista, 78.
August 5, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Closing exercises of Co-operative Summer School at Memorial College. Ladies Day at Rotary Club. Sir Edgar Bowring presented statuette of John Cabot to city, to be placed in Bowring Park. Vanderbilt’s “Ranger’ successfully defended American’s Cup taking four straight wins. Holy Cross and B. I. S. played to 1 goal draw. Guards defeated Crescents 15-9 softball.
August 5, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Reginal W Press of this city, and Miss Mabel Harding of Greenspond, at St. Thomas’s Church.
August 6, 1937	NECROLOGY	E. J. NORMORE, Bell Island. Samuel R PYE, Carbonear.
August 6, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Airplane bomb attacks on British, Italian, and French warships, reported at sea, 30 miles Northwest of Algiers. Closing Assembly of Summer school held at Auditorium of Memorial University College. Hudson Bay Company freighter “ Fort James” crushed by ice and sank of Bernard Harbor, Northwest Territories. B. I. S. defeated Antlers 33-8 softball. Guards defeated Felidians 3-1 senior football.
August 7, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	His Excellency the Governor, Sir Humphrey Walwyn, K. C. S. I., C. B., D. S. O., and Lady Eileen Mary Walwyn, celebrated 25th anniversary of their wedding. Imperial Airways flying boat “Cambria”, arrived at Botwood from Port Washington via Shediac. Terra Nova Tennis Club won Lever Cup. Miss Hawker, of Carbonear, the Slazenger Cup, and Dr. Harris, the Imperial Trophy, in championship tennis.
August 7, 1937	NECROLOGY	George DRISCOLL, 81.
August 8, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Catherine MARKEY.
August 9, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Eugene Kelly, of Bell Island, entered hospital, suffering from injuries received when he was struck by motor car. Japanese have taken over control of Tiensin, and all communications and law enforcements are under direction of Japanese Military forces. Mount Cashel and C. L. B. played to 3 -score draw, senior football. Railway defeated Antlers 16-12 softball.
August 9, 1937	NECROLOGY	Dr. Dougald MACGILLIVARY, Halifax. Mrs. Philip SWYERS, Bonavista. Richard Baxter BRIFFETT, Rosedale.
August 10, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Cyril J Walsh of St. Bon’s College, winner of Junior Jubilee Scholarship. Annual Requiem Mass at Belvedere. Holy Cross and B. I. S. played to 1-goal draw, senior football.
August 10, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	4 men killed and 5 injured, in crash of Eastern Lines plane at Daytona Beach. Noah WHITE, fisherman, 49, of Badger’s Quay, accidentally drowned, when his motor boat collided with another boat, owned by Henry Grant.
August 10, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Joseph HICKS, Bonavista.
August 11, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Rev. J. E. Bell, B. A., New Pastor of Gower Street United Church, and family, arrive by express. St, Joseph Garden party Regatta held. Annual swimming meet at Rennie’s Pool. Harbor Grace Regatta at Lady Lake.
August 11, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Joseph M. Delahunty of Calvert, and Miss Mary DeSales Goff of Carbonear, at Carbonear.
August 12, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Rev. Alfred Wood celebrated 90th birthday anniversary. C, L, B. defeated Guards 4-nil senior football. Clubs defeated Maroons 16-14, softball. Rev. John E. Bell, B.A., formally inducted as Minister of Gower Street United Church. Rotary Club suspend business for day, as mark of respect to President Darroch MacGillivary, whose father has died at Halifax.
August 12, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Alic McGRATH, 50.
August 13, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Violent storms caused much damage in Southern parts of Switzerland. House of Edward Walsh Jr., Manuals, destroyed by fire. B. I. S. and Feildians played to one-goal draw, senior football. Six Russians airmen missing in Trans-Polar flight.
August 13, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Stella SPARKES, of Whitebourne, at Corner Brook. Rev. Fr. PUMPHREY, P.P. of St. Brendan’s, at Montreal General Hospital. Capt. W, L. JAMES. William DRISCOLL. Mrs. Ethel NEVILLE.
August 13, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Ralph GURNEY, one of members of English School Boys’ expedition party, headed by Surgeon Commander Murray Levick, R. N., accidentally killed, when he fell over a cliff at Trout River.
August 14, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Alice PUMPHREY, Harbor Grace.
August 14, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Schooner Lillian and Dorothy, returning from Labrador, went ashore on Whale Island, and became total loss. Crew Safe. Hon. J. H. Pinson, Commissioner of Customs, returned to city, having spent week visiting alone railway lines.
August 14, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Fred M Wells., Asst. Magistrate at La Scie, and Miss Lilliam Day of this city, at Foxtrap.
August 15, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Sir Wilfred Woods, Commissioner for Public Utilities, accompanied by Dr. A. K. Snelgrove, Government Geologist, left by express for Norris Arm, en route to interior of Labrador.
August 15, 1937	NECROLOGY	David SPARKES, 59. Lawrence MURPHY, 58. Rev. M. K. GARDNER.
August 15, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Constable James Carter of Witless Bay, and Miss Katherine O’Rourke of Branch, at St. Patrick’s Church. Francis Wiseman and Mrs. Jennie Cullen. John J Moore and Miss Maria Ruth Ezekiel, Bell Island.
August 16, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Wm. H. Hackett, former Superintendent of Dominion Steel & Coal Corporation at Sydney, passed away at Quincy Mass. Ralph Andrews of Harbor Grace, elected President of British Empire Club of Columbia University Summer session. Forest fire reported on South West Gander River. Holy Cross defeated Mount Cashel 1-0, senior football.
August 16, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Irene LAYMAN. Thomas WILLIAMS, Forest Pond. Robert EFFORD, formerly of Port de Grave, at Vancouver.
August 16, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Stan C Sinnott of this city, and Mrs. Patrick M Collins of Placentia, at Placentia.
August 17, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	His Excellency the Governor and Lady Walywn, held “At Home” at Government House. Playground Doll Show held at Bannerman Park.
August 17, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Samuel Sellars and Miss Myrtle Stentaford, Western Bay. Cyril Nofall and Miss Gertrude Powell, Grand Falls. George Hynes and Miss Ruby Young of this city, at Bay Roberts.
August 18, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Mary MUNDY.
August 18, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Mr. Gerald Richardson, Director of Co-operation, and Mr. Ralph Carrie, officially represented Newfoundland at 15th annual Rural and Industrial Conference, held at St. Francis Xavier University at Antigonish. General Franco’s troops occupied town of Arena, 28 miles from Santander. 169 horses took part in Horse parade. Judging took place at Government House Grounds. Ex-Service men held successful Outing at Donovan’s. His Excellency the Governor, paid Visit. Dwelling house owned by Robert Swain, of Perry’s Cove, struck by lighting and badly damaged.
August 18, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Cyril O’Neill of Bay de Verde, and Miss Nellie McCarthy of Crocker’s Cove, Carbonear, at Carbonear. Wallace Burden of Carbonear, and Miss Mytrle King of Perry’s Cove, at Perry’s Cove.
August 19, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Annual meeting Associated Newfoundland Industries. Mr. W. R. Goobie elected President. Professor Konda, of the Fishery College in Japan, arrived by S. S. Fort Amherst. J. M. Barbour spoke on work on Rotary Assembly and its relationship to local Club activities, and Mr. J. J. Lacey referred to trip to Stephens, and returned in company with other delegates, before Rotary Club. Miss L Paterson and Mr. A. Feder, declared Tennis Championship of 1937.
August 19, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Danial RYAN of Red Island, accidentally killed, when he fell off platform of moving train, on way to Argentia.
August 20, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	His Excellency the Governor and Lady Walwyn, paid surprise visit to Sunshine Camp. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crawford celebrated 51st anniversary of their wedding.
August 20, 1937	NECROLOGY	Sr. M Regina WYSE, Presentation Convent, Cathedral Square.
August 21, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Princess Margaret Rose celebrated 7th Birthday.
August 22, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Annual Garden Party and Regatta at Mundy Pond.
August 22, 1937	NECROLOGY	Dr. Samuel K KEAN, 55.
August 22, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Thomas WHITE, 30, of this city, married with one child, employed on S. S. Clyde, lost his life when he fell between that ship and wharf, at Lewisporte.
August 23, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	C. L. B. football team defeated Feildians 3-1.
August 24, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Holy Cross football team defeated Guards 2-1. Golden Jubilee Convention of Manufacturers Life Insurance Co. opened at Toronto.
August 24, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Willie Sibley of Fogo, and Miss Hilda Bridger of Twillingate, at Joe Batt’s Arm.
August 25, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	General Franco’s victorious Northern armies, took control of Santander, after violent fighting. Deputation from District Grand Lodge of England, A.F. and A.M. visited Bell Island and installed officers of Cliff Lodge. Guards football team, champions of Grand Falls, arrived in city by Overland Limited. J. B. Watson won golf Championship at Bally Haly Golf and Country Club. Dr. E. F. Moores won Goodyear prize, in snipe race at Long Pond.
August 25, 1937	NECROLOGY	Matthew BUTLER, 58.
August 25, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Frank Ryan and Miss Mary Irwin.
August 25, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Body of Michael MURPHY, 47, of Bell Island, found in pit filled with water.
August 26, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	British Government shocked by wounding of British Ambassador to China, Sir Hugh E. Knatchbull-Huggessen, by Japanese bullets. Lewis Edward Emerson K. C., appointed members of the Commission of Government of Newfoundland, in succession to Mr. W. R. Howley, K. C., appointed to post of Registrar of the Supreme Court of Newfoundland. 51st. Annual Congress of the Salvation Army, opened at No. 1 Citadel, New Gower Street, Commissioner and Mrs. Carpenter welcomed. Andrew W. Mellon, former Secretary of the United States Treasury, dead. District Governor Charles Curtis McKay, President of District 192, paid official visit to local Rotary Club. B. I. S. City champions, defeated Grand Falls guards, inter-town football, 4-1. Smoker held at Sterling Restaurant, in honor of visiting Grand Falls team. 2,342 children of Bannerman and Victoria Parks given joint picnic at Bowning Park.
August 27, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Ronald, 13 year old son of Lawrence Parrell, of Thorburn Road, struck by lighting and rendered unconscious. Bi-Graduating Exercises of the classes of 1936-37 of Grace Hospital, held at Pitts Memorial Hall. Mr. C. Curtis Mckay, of Yarmouth, N. S., Governor of Rotary International District 192, paid visit of inspection to Sunshine Camp. Grand Fall and B. I. S. teams divided honors in second game of inter-town series 1-1.
August 27, 1937	NECROLOGY	Francis Bernard SHARPE. Wesley BRYANT.
August 27, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Wesley LOCKE, Telegraph Repairman with the International Power and Paper Co., Ltd., of Corner Brook, lost his life by electrocution, when he came in contact with a high tension transmission line.
August 28, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Mary Ann MURPHY(nee Lock-Doyle), 77. William FAULKNER, Bonavista, 80.
August 28, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Selby R. C. Parsons, of Notre Dame Bay and Miss Jean Thompson of this city.
August 29, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	British Government demanded fullest measure of redress, for wounding of British Ambassador. Public welcome given to Commander and Mrs. Carpenter, Salvation Army heads. Meeting presided over by Hon. J. A. Winter, K.C., Commissioner for Home Affairs and Education. War Memorial unveiled at Portugal Cove.
August 29, 1937	NECROLOGY	Capt. Charles NICHOLLS, 87.
August 30, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	General Evangeline Booth, sent message to officers of Salvation Army assembled in Congress at St. John’s. American liner President “Hoover” bombed near Woosung, and several passengers wounded. Joe Louis successfully defended his world’s heavyweight title, when he gained decision over Tommy Farr, British Empire Champion.
August 30, 1937	NECROLOGY	Michael HERAN, 66. Mrs. James ABBOTT, Bonavista., 70.
August 30, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Clarence Picco and Miss Naomi Beckford, Bell Island.
August 31, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mary J DEVINE. Brenda Rita MOORE. George Mortimer ROWE, at London. Obediah LeGROW, 65.

September 1, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Mary Emma Jewer MILLEY.
September 1, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	His Excellency the Governor, laid corner stone of Nurses’ Home, being erected to Westward of Grace Hospital. Fire opened on two British warships, H. M. S. Danae, and H. M. S. Famouth, in neighborhood of Shanghai. Terra Nova Tennis Club visited Bell Island and defeated Bell Island Club in all but one match.
September 1, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Thomas Carter and Miss Irene Sparkes.
September 2, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Most violent typhoon since 1926, struck Hong Kong. M. S. Campion Sidney D. Burrill, Grand High Priest of Grand Chapter, of Nova Scotia Royal Arch Masons, arrived in city. Paid official visit to Shannon Chapter, and presented Golden Jubilee medals to Most Excellent Companion Dr. H. E. Rendall, and M. E. C., E. M. LeMessurier, in absentia. Soviet steamship Molakieff, reports to have been sunk off Skyros Island in Aegean Sea, by Spanish submarine. Commissioner Carpenter, S. A., addressed Rotary on “International Glimpses.” Hon. Sir Wilfred Woods, Commissioner for Public Utilities, returned by S. S. Kyle, after visit of inspection of operations, carried on by Labrador Mining and Exploration Company.
September 2, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Gordon Aranud Winter and Miss Millicent Anderson. Thomas C. Hibbs and Miss Jean Goobie.
September 2, 1937	NECROLOGY	William THOMAS, Grand Bank, 20. Mrs. Mary Ann BALL, Long Island. Edgar James PITCHER, Winterton, 2½. Sr. Mary Frances TURPIN, Convent of Mercy, St. Lawrence.
September 3, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Flying boat “Cambria” met with mishap while landing on Lake Ontario. King George V Jubilee Scholarship of $500 each, awarded to Miss Gladys Martin, Heart’s Content, Miss Mollie McCarthy, Red Island, P. B., and Mr. Arthur Nicholl, Carbonear. C. L. B. defeated Mount Cashel 7-2 senior football league.
September 3, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Emma GREENSLADE, of Long Pond, 87. Mrs. Harriet Walton LONG, 78. Mrs. Johanna HOWELL, 83.
September 4, 1937	NECROLOGY	William QUINLAN, Brigus, 63. Mrs. Margaret Ann MacLEOD, 61. Mrs. Mary Ann McDONALD.
September 5, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Farewell said and presentation made to Miss Magdalene Morrissey, Teacher of St. Francis Parish School, who leaves to continue her studies at Mount St. Vincent, Halifax.
September 5, 1937	NECROLOGY	Irene KING, 18½. Patrick Francis HARDY, 21. John MACKEY, 75. Mrs Ruth EILLOTT, 67.
September 6, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Soviet Government delivered protest to Italy, against sinking of two Russian ships in Eastern Mediterranean. His Excellency the Governor, paid official visit to Bell Island, inspecting places of interest, and attended sports, presented with address and souvenir. A. A. A. Championship held at Bell Island. Snipe Boat race of Avalon Yachting Club, Long Pond Manuels, won by W. Whitemarsh. Blackmarsh Road field Day.
September 6, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	George PIKE, aged 17, son of Mr. Wm. Pike of Bay L’Argent, accidently drowned, when the dory in which he was crossing Otter Pond, upset.
September 6, 1937	NECROLOGY	George RUSSELL, Bonavista, 53. Ernest George WAY, native of Bristol, England, 58. William TUCKER, 38. Harold Clift HAYWARD. Amy RODWAY, Spencer's Cove, 2.
September 7, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Margery (Adams) HARVEY, at New York. Mary Shirley HARDY, 7 months. Priscilla M SLADE, Spence Cove, 2 years.
September 8, 1937	NECROLOGY	Dr. T. M. MITCHELL, 64. William J PIKE, 87. Mrs. Elinor (EBSARY) Liddle, at Winnipeg, Man.
September 8, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Annual Dinner Star of the Sea Boat Club at Donovans. Unoccupied house on Boncoddy Street, owned by Mrs. Hayse, destroyed by fire. Indoor Championship sports at Arena. Many records broken. B. I. S . Champion, St. John’s Senior League, defeated Celts, Champion of Bell Island, by a score of 4-1 on St. George’s Field. Officers of Atlantic Lodge, No. 1, St. John’s, and Wabana Lodge No. 136 Bell Island, installed by D. D. G. M. Bro. W. Sellars, at Oddefellows Lodge Rooms.
September 8, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Victor Rudolph Reid and Miss Bessie E. G. Williams, at Topsail.
September 9, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Bessie Walsh NORMAN, Coley’s Point, 65.
September 9, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Great Britain and France determined on forces as the only protection left in the Mediterranean shipping, after Italy and Germany jointly refuses to attend “anti-piracy” conference. C. L. B. won second place honors in Senior Division of league, when they defeated Holy Cross 1-nil. Mount Cashel Band and Choir returned to city, after visiting various towns outside St. John’s, where concerts and entertainments were given.
September 10, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	International Conference opened at Nyon. Russia warns that failure to halt submarines piracy in Mediterranean, might lead to clash between Italy and Russia. 98th Session of League of Nations opened at Geneva. Wanderers defeated Crescents 31-20 in first basketball game of series at Arena.
September 10, 1937	NECROLOGY	Charles PITCHER, Sr., Winterton, 76. William John EARLE, of Carbonear, at Cox’s Cove, 65.
September 10, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Anthony TOBIN, 25, single, Ship Cove, P. B., Albert MARSHALL, 26, married with one child, Freshwater, C. B., and Wm. WELLS, 19, of Grand Falls, accidentally killed at Grand Falls, when a flat car broke loose and fell into pit where they were working.
September 11, 1937	NECROLOGY	William STREET, Spilliar’s Cove, Bonavista.
September 11, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	The Longshoremens’s Protective Union tendered dinner to tug of war team, who were victorious at Church of England Garden Party in July past.
September 11, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	James Moore Strong of Little Bay Islands, and Miss Marjory Estella Drover of this city, at Cochrane St. Centennial Church.
September 12, 1937	NECROLOGY	Reuben F HORWOOD, 72. Mrs. Teresa HOWLETT, Goulds.
September 12, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Agreements reached by 9 Power Conference at Nyon, for a war of destruction against pirate submarines, with one of the largest destroyer fleets ever assembled in Mediterranean. Official Opening of New Schools of the Presentation Convent. His Grace Archbishop, officiated at solemn ceremony. 1400 children in procession. Service of Commemoration at Church of England Cemetery. Rt. Rev. Bishop Abraham, Co-Adjustor Bishop of the Diocese, installed by the Lord Bishop Newfoundland, at C. of E Cathedral.
September 12, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Henry Harris of Montreal and Miss Lucy King, of Western Bay, at Western Bay.
September 13, 1937	NECROLOGY	John WALSH, 29. Mary TIBBO, Grand Bank, 13.
September 13, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"League of Nations heard appeals from China and the Government of Spain, against “aggression” in the world's two most troubled spots — The Mediterranean and the Far East. Mr. Iassc Wakely appointed by Newfoundland Fisheries Board, to be Board’s representative in the West Indies. Rev. A. V. Hardwick Supreme President, Sons of England, visited Harbor Grace."
September 13, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	John WALSH, 27, of Lyons Sq., accidentally drowned at Tessier’s Wharf.
September 13, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	George Hann, Lewisport, and Miss Pearl Canning, Birchy Bay, at Lewisporte.
September 14, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Opening assembly of the Memorial University College. Ex-Czech President Thomas G. Masaryk, passed away in 87th years. Fleets of nine nations, with more than 100 British and French craft as bulwark, roam Mediterranean Sea, in crusade against submarine piracy. Formal opening of Bishop Field and Bishop Spencer College. Re-Assembly of Holloway School, Long’s Hill. President Roosevelt forbade any united States Merchant vessels, owned by the Government, to transport arms. etc. to China or Japan. Pat Kelly, representing St. Bon’s, won 10 mile road race for fifth successive year, time 56.58. Paul Thorburn, St. Bon’s 2nd: W. Pike, Guards 62.49 2.5; Jake Ralph, L. S. P. U., Cecil Wheeler, Guards 74.20 3-5, Jack Simms, Unatr. 76.15 3-5.
September 14, 1937	NECROLOGY	Rupert EDWARD, Lawn, 17.
September 14, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Wm. Kenneth MacLeod and Miss Helen Muriel Martin.
September 15, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Unveiling and formal presentation of statuette of John Cabot, discoverer of Newfoundland, at Bowring Park by Sir Edgar Bowring. Prince of Wales College reopens after vacation. Brief memorial Service for late Reuben F. Horwood. Cubs defeated B. I. S. 21-12, in first of three games for championship in softball league. Members of Sons of England with their wives, held outing at Woodstock.
September 15, 1937	NECROLOGY	Sydney WEYMOUTH, Grand Bank, 37.
September 15, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Schooner Coral Spray, Fred PARONS, Master, with cargo of coal, ran ashore at St. Shotts. Sydney WEYMOUTH, Mate of the vessel, lost his life while attempting to get ashore.
September 16, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"Italy refused to join Mediterranean “anti-piracy” patrol, demanding full equality and control over as much territory as Britain and France. Business of Rotary Club suspended, as mark of respect to Past President, Dr. T. M. Mitchell, and R. F. Horwood, whose deaths occurred during the week. Feildians presented Arthur C Holder, radio Concert Artist, and Mrs. Holder, at Field College Hall. Senior pupils St. Patrick’s Hall, held Field Day at McGrath’s Field, Dononan’s. Holy Cross and Guards team of Junior Football League, played to 1 goal draw in second game for championship. Dwelling house owned by Edgar Langdon of Botwood, destroyed by fire."
September 16, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Robert Joyce and Mrs. Beatrice A Taylor.
September 18, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Banquet at Newfoundland Hotel, closed Annual Convention of field force of the Imperial Life Insurance Company.
September 19, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Edward Noseworthy of Pennywell Road, sustained injuries to back and hip, in motor accident on Topsail Road.
September 19, 1937	NECROLOGY	Edward LAWLOR, (Ex-Health Inspector). John Patrick BYRNE. Elijah LEGGE, Heart’s Content.
September 20, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Mr. Anthony Eden in his address Great Britain’s co-operation in attempts to improve world condition in the political economic and financial fields. DR. A. K. Senelgrove, Governor Geologist, Mr. Claude House, Assistant Geologist, returned to city, after having visited Fieur de Lys, Little Bay, and Gooseberry Island. Mr. Edward O’Neill of the R. E. W. A. Co-operative Store, Water Street, presented with floor lamp and hearth rug, by his fellow workers, in honor of his approaching marriage. Mr. Wm. G. Pike Jr., Allandale Road, tendered surprise party on eve of his leaving for Buchans, to take position in Exploits Valley Royal Stores, Ltd. His Excellency the Governor, accompanied by Capt. Schwerdt, arrived by express, from tour of places on East and West Coast. Rt. Rev. Peter Bryce, Moderator of the United Church of Canada, protested the awful massacre of men, women and children, in China and Spain. Third bombardment of Nanking within 24 hours. St. Bon’s team won Simmonds and Daily News trophies, when their team won 1st , 4th, & 7th places, in 10 mile walk. Joe Reardigan ( St. Bon’s) first, time 1hr. 30 min’s 12 sec. Fred Hayward (Feildians) 2nd. Bob Hillier (Guards) 3rd, Mike Carroll (St. Bon’s) fourth, Reg. Ysbsley ( Guards) 5th, Dick Street (Guards) 6th, Mike Barron (St. Bon’s ) 7th. 30 ton schooner Lion, Gatherall, Master, which was moored at tramway, Bell Island, sank with load of sand. Crew landed safely.
September 20, 1937	NECROLOGY	Michael F HIPDITCH.
September 20, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Cecil TIBBO, 44, formerly of Newtown, B. B., lost his life on railway right of way about 6 miles West of Badger, when he was hit by box car of a freight train.
September 21, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Airliner Caledonia arrived at Botwood from Montreal. Empire Lodge S. O. E. held election of officers for 1938.
September 21, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Frances CHAYTOR, at Montreal.
September 21, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	John F. Rose and Miss Elsie Wheadon, Western Bay.
September 22, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Mount Cashel boys presented “Prince of Pilsen” at Majestic Theatre. Capt. Hatfiled of Parrsboro, N. S., Skipper of the vessel Gypsum Queen, found guilty of defrauding the Reparations Commission, and sentenced to 18 months imprisonment. Feildian Athletic dance at Bishop Field College. Postponed Annual Communication of the District Grand Lodge of Scotland A. F. and A. M. held at Masonic Temple. Philip McCuer of Glenwood, Brakeman on Newfoundland Railway, whilst trying to board train, slipped, and one of the wheels went over his body. Both legs had to be amputated. Second annual Agricultural Fair held at Lourdes.
September 22, 1937	NECROLOGY	Thomas BUTLER, Cupids. James JOLIFFE. Mary BAKER, Grand Bank, 3.
September 23, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Championship of Junior football league, won by Guards, when they defeated Holy Cross1 to nil. Sixth annual meeting Newfoundland Hiking Club, at Club House, Bac-roc Lodge, Sugar Cove Pond.
September 23, 1937	NECROLOGY	Tommy THORNHILL, Grand Bank, 2 years 7 months.
September 24, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Dr. Stanley Trueman Brooks, PhD., spoke to Rotary Club on his work in this country and his impressions. Japanese air fleet penetrated heart of China, bombing Hankow, Wuchang and Hanyang, killing 200 persons and wounding 500. Premier Mussolini left on visit to German Dictator Adolph Hitler.
September 24, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Sarah PIKE, Carbonear, 68. Mrs. Eliza SAMMS, Grand Bank, 42.
September 25, 1937	NECROLOGY	Hon. Sir Tasker COOK, Kt. Mrs. Amy HICKMAN, Grand Bank. Rev. J THACKERY, Pastor of Congregational Church.
September 26, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	S. S. Lackenby, whilst awaiting load of ore, ran ashore on reef on East end of Bell Island.
September 26, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Margaret WILLS. Mrs. Arthur L EARLE, of Fogo. at Twillinagate Hospital.
September 27, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Annual Conference of the Great War Veterans of Newfoundland, opened at Council Chamber of Knight of Columbus. His Excellency the Governor, delivered opening speech. Annual Fall Fair of C. L. B. opened at Armoury. His Honor Mayor Carnell, performed ceremony. Major F. W. Marshall M. B. E. and Mrs. Marshall, held reunion in showrooms and office of Marshall Motors premises, Water Street, West, for G. W. V. A. delegates and guests.
September 28, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Canadian Royal Humane Society of the Dominion, presented medal to W. J. Munden of Petites, for life saving off Garia Bay, Newfoundland, May 6th., 1936, and off Ingonish Island, January 6th, 1937. Mount Cashel boys presented Prince of Pilsen at St. Joseph’s Hall. Hon. L. E. Emerson, K,. C. Commissioner Designate, tendered dinner by number of friends, at Ryan’s Hostelry, Torbay. Patrica Maguire, of Chicago, who had been victim of sleeping sickness for 5 year old, died of pneumonia at Oak Park Hospital. Senator Rodolphe Lemieux, former Speaker of the Canadian House of Commons, dead at Montreal, 72. Pleasing function at St. Bon’s College. Daily News Trophy for inter-Club competition in inter-town championship sports, which was won outright this year, presented to College. Simmond Trophy presented through Royal Stores, and won by St. Bon’s in 10 mile walk, and Telegram Trophy won by Pat Kelly, also presented. Election of officers Lodge Dudley, Sons of England. His Grace Archbishop, visited Cape Broyle, and administered Sacrament of Confirmation to large number of children.
September 28, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Raymond M. K. Knight and Miss Ruth Hynes. Matthew English and Miss Josephine Jeffery’s, Grand Bank.
September 29, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Lord Peel, former Secretary for India, and Chairman of the Royal Commission on Palestine, dead, 70. Banquet in honor of delegates to G. W. V A. Conference held at Donovan’s.
September 29, 1937	NECROLOGY	Capt. James J. PARMITER, Harbor Grace. 79. Alvin MANSFIELD, New Melbourne.
September 29, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Henry A Northcott, of Lewisporte and Miss Minnie Newman of Little Harbor Deep, at Lewisporte. Lieut. Arthur Barrett of the Massachusetts National Guards, and Miss Kathleen Carnell, of this city, at St. Thomas’s Church.
September 30, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	League Committee adopting resolution which was supported by Great Britain, France, Russia, Ireland, South Africa, Australia, Hungary and Portugal which seeks to withdraw volunteers from Spain. Closing session G. W. V .A. Conference. Mr. G. D. Fraser, Secretary for Posts & Telegraphs, gave address to Rotary, dealing in particular with Bolivia, where he spent some time as chief of Postal Service.
September 30, 1937	NECROLOGY	William DUNN, Cupids. William R Power, Bell Island.

October 1, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	British Authorities swept down on Arab leaders of Palestine, who have caused Holy Lands months of Terrorism. All leaders arrested. Summer time ended. Oaths of allegiance and of office, administered by His Excellency the Governor, to Hon., Lewis Edward Emerson, K. C., new Commissioner of Justice, and His Majesty’s Attorney General. Annual term of Supreme Court opened, Hon. W. R. Howley, K.C., Registrar and Chief Clerk sworn in. Al. Felix of Mount Cashel team, selected as most valuable player for 1937, and awarded Present’s Medal. Annual meeting Business Ladies’ Bowling League.
October 1, 1937	NECROLOGY	William J LeDREW, Cupids, 73.
October 1, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Samuel SHEPPARD, M., aged 18 years of Bay d’Leau, drowned when he fell overboard from schooner Nova H., 10 miles off Cape Anguille.
October 2, 1937	NECROLOGY	"William PITTMAN, New Perlican, 88. Rev. Sr. Tarsicia MARTIN, at Presentation Convent, Corner Brook. Donald HARRIS, Bonavista, 42."
October 2, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	S. S. Prospero, Capt. J. Turner, returned to port with list of about 20 degrees, and making some water. Survey showed not sufficient ballast.
October 2, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Ian Gilbert Gunn and Miss Alice Partricia Madge MacPherson, at Kensington Gore.
October 3, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	“Rally Day” at Wesley United Church. Shack owned by Constable Ted Pitcher on Thorburn Road, destroyed by fire.
October 3, 1937	NECROLOGY	Theresa CONDON. William BARNES, 76. John TURNER, 53. Ernest U PIKE, Carbonear.
October 3, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Michael J Cole of Colliers, C. B., and Miss Elsie M. Fitzgerald, of Bell Island, at Bell Island.
October 4, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Two British destroyers reported having been attacked by an unidentified submarine, 25 miles East of San Antonio. 23rd Anniversary of sailing of the first contingent of Royal Newfoundland Regiment (Blue Putiees) held at Donovan’s. With their back to the wall J. B. Marshall & Son on behalf of Nugget Boot Polish Company, offered cup to Business Ladies’ Bowling League. Employees of Chalker and Co. and Nfld. Lime Manufacturing Company, made presentation to Mr. James Chalker on occasion of his approaching marriage.
October 4, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Howard Farrell and Miss Isabel Lacey, Torbay. Claude Kilborn Howse and Miss Mary Phyllis Mercer of this city, at Carbonear.
October 5, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Bishop Spencer College Sale of Work Opened.
October 5, 1937	NECROLOGY	Rachel BRADBURY. John F. DUNN, 53. Mary P HOGAN, 35. Mrs. Susie M MARTIN. James Lockyer MEWS, Bell Island, 68. Silas SEXTON, Bonavista, 59.
October 5, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	James Francis O’Neill and Miss Frances Mary Kennedy. George Coish of Ochre Pit Cove, and Miss Cora Kennedy of Western Bay, at Western Bay.
October 6, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	President Roosevelt denounced world lawlessness where innocent people and Nations were sacrificed to greed for power. All Newfoundland Agricultural Fair opened by His excellency the Governor. Over 5,500 exhibits. Eighteenth assembly of the League of Nations opened, after adopting report. Liberals made sweep in Ontario elections gaining 60 seats.
October 6, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Joseph PETTES, Farmer with Henry Cowan & Son, Topsail Road, passed away at General Hospital, as result of injuries received, when he was riding a bicycle and crashed into a motor car, on Forest Road.
October 6, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	John Fleming of St. John’s and Miss Eleanor Jones of Harbor Grace, at Harbor Grace.
October 7, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Japanese Foreign Office, quoted as saying that no matter what decision the Nine Power Conference may make, the Japanese fundamental policy will remain unchanged. Members Junior Football team of Holy Cross tendered dinner at Holy Cross Auditorium. Rev. J. E. and Mrs. Bell, given reception by congregation of Gower Street United Church. Mr. W. G. Stephen, Proprietor of “Mammy’s “ bakery, who returned from business visit to Canada and United States, given surprise party by employees. Rotarian W. W. Baird, who was visiting St. John’s to judge livestock at the “Fair’, spoke to Rotary Club on “Need of Belief in Agriculture.” United States Government prepared to participate in conference of Nine Power signatories, as possible measures to halt China-Japanese conflict. MacDonald Fellowship Club held opening meeting for season.
October 7, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Thomas Wooden Jr., and Miss Hannah Pope, at Grand Bank.
October 8, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Memorial Service held at Masonic Temple for late D. G. M. Sir Tasker K K. Cook. Prime Minister Chamberlain welcome President Roosevelt in International Affairs, and strongly condemned air bombardment in Spain and China. Mr. Walter S. Sparkes, executive member of the St. John’s Branch of the Newfoundland Trades and Labor Council, represented Newfoundland at Ottawa Congress.
October 8, 1937	NECROLOGY	Bridget MORRISSEY. Mary J O’REGAN.
October 9, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Ethel M. (Darby) FROST, at Calgary, Alberta.
October 10, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Mary CULLEN, Carbonear. William Ward THOMPSON. Mrs. Mary M KENNEDY, Western Bay, 83.
October 10, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Italy’s reply to joint British and French note received, refuses to participate in any conference, unless Germany is invited too. S. S. Lackenby, which went ashore on the Western end of Bell Island on September 26th., refloated by tug “Foundation Franklin”.
October 11, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Japanese fleet attack city of Shanghai, in retaliation for Chinese shelling of town of Hongkow. Japanese capture vital railway junction South of Peiping. Santa Crus Oil Corporation of California, will erect oil factory at Argentia. B. I. S. football team, champions of Senior league for 1937, tendered dinner in honor of their victory at Robinsons, Donovan’s. Official opening Commercial league Darts.
October 11, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	George Banks and Miss Myrtle Eveleight, Hampden.
October 12, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	President Roosevelt in broadcast address, stated it is America’s intention to co-operate with peace loving nations to promote world security and progress. Columbus Night celebrations at K. of C. Hall. Speeches broadcast followed by card party, supper and dance. Annual installation officers of Dudley Lodge No. 227. 39th annual meeting Truckmen’s Union at L. S. P. U. Hall. First Agricultural show at Codroy Valley. British Cabinet met in two hour session, and decided on conciliatory move towards Italy. Trinity South Fair opened by Hon Mr. Justice Higgins, under ideal weather conditions. St. Bon’s defeated Prince of Wales College in opening game of Inter-Collegiate series.
October 13, 1937	NECROLOGY	Eugene LeGROW of Broad Cove, B. D. V. at Millertown,
October 13, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Harry Colford Wareham of Hr. Buffett, to Miss Gwen Collett, of this city, at Pouch Cove.
October 14, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Rev. J. E. Bell spoke to Rotary Club, subject “What kind of a load are you pushing, Mister.” Drinker-Collins respirator or “Iron Lung”, arrived for Department of Public Health and Welfare. Mr. A. H. Miller, Astronomer in charge of the Gravith Division at Dominion Observatory at Ottawa, arrived in city. Presentation of Trophies and smoker of civil Service Bowling League, at Holy Name Hall. Macdonald Fellowship Club weekly meeting. Mrs. Tomkinson gave talk on “Personality”. Bell Island Agricultural Exhibition held.
October 14, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Eugene LeGROW, aged 44, and married, accidentally killed by dynamite explosion on Noel Paul’s road.
October 14, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Gordon Bennett and Miss Marie Bursey, Bell Island.
October 15, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"First formal dance for season, under auspices of Feildians Association, held at Bishop Feild College Hall. Foreign Secretary Eden, received enthusiastic reception when he address conservative party rally in North Wales, and declared “the patience of responsible nations is well nigh exhausted.”"
October 15, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Susan HISCOCK, Grand Bank, 82.
October 16, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Japanese bombing planes flew over Taingtao. Retreating Chinese forces opened Canal and several dykes. Large areas of country under water.
October 16, 1937	NECROLOGY	George METCALFE, Manuels, 17. Robert ROGERS. Mrs. Margaret (Rutherford) WARD, at London, Ont. Eric Percy BONNER, 16. Mrs. Elizabeth SEXTON, of Catalina at Bonavista, 85.
October 16, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Eric BONNER, 17 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bonner, Cavell Avenue, lost his life when he fell over cliff, 250 feet above water at Bowler’s Hole, North of Quidi Vida.
October 17, 1937	NECROLOGY	Bertha PATTEN, Grand Bank, 14. Mrs. Sally (Hippisley) Taylor, Carbonear. Mrs. Agnes (Dunn) FARRELL, 43. Elijah DYKE, Bonavista.
October 17, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Abatement of tension over Spanish war predicted.
October 18, 1937	NECROLOGY	Ellen Frances HAMMOND, Lance Cove, Bell Island.
October 18, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"British authorities in Palestine took reprisal action against acts of terrorism, and punished Arabs responsible of attacks. Investiture of the Order of the British Empire and the Imperial Service Order, held by His Excellence at Government House. Gentlemen invested were Mr. W. J. Carew, C. B. E., Mr. William F Joyce, M. B. E., Mr. George R. Williams, M. B. E., Dr. H. E. Rendell, C. I. S. O., Scout H. Whitten, presented with gold medal, in recognition of gallant rescue of two children during fire. Officers of Newfoundland Football League, together with delegates, held Partridge dinner at Robinson's Hostelry, Donovan’s. Presentation made to President of League, Mr. E. E. Knight. City Blowing League formed. Junior college football series begins. St. Bon’s defeated Feildians 7-1. Book Day at Canon Wood Hall."
October 18, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Allan Steel and Miss Dorothy Samson, Horwood.
October 19, 1937	NECROLOGY	Capt. John P HORWOOD, 80. George JONES, Carbonear, 86.
October 19, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	President Roosevelt asserted that United States will enter the Conference of the Signatories of the Nine Power Treaty on Sino-Jap Conflict, without any commitments. Mrs. E. C. MacDonald gave talk on “Impressions of England at the Coronation” in Lecture Hall of Gower Street Church. Lord Rutherford passed away at Cambridge, 66.
October 19, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Harry B RUSSELL, 37, of Coley’s Point, and James BARKER, married and father of 5 children, instantly killed at Mill, Grand Falls, by escape of steam and gas from blow valve.
October 20, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"Agricultural Fair at Lamaline. Europe Fascist-Nazi United Front, broke deadlock over the presence of foreign soldiers in Spain, and agreed to scheme through Non-Intervention Committee for getting them out. His Excellency the Governor, accompanied by Capt. Schwerdt R. N., Private Secretary, and Lieut. Com. Dicken, R. N., A.D.C., officially opened first new home completed through facilities of Newfoundland Building and Loans Association. Strike of loggers at Tommy’s Arm. Men seeking increase of 50c. per cord, at the stump. Hon. J. H. Pinson, Commissioner for Finance, held discussion with Board of Trade Council, and submitted figures showing country’s economic improvement. Commission Government made announcement of procedure to be adopted as to Fisheries Report. Prince of Wales college football team defeated Feildians 7 to nil."
October 20, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Elizabeth McDONALD.
October 21, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Gijon now in possession of Franco’s troops. Large and representative group of citizens, attended dinner party at Newfoundland Hotel, in honor of Mr. P. H. Dunn, Chairman Newfoundland Customs Board. Silver Caribou presented to Mr. Dunn. Jock McGovern, Independent Labour Leader for Glasgow, charged House of Commons, that present Commission of Government in Newfoundland was a financial dictatorship. Agricultural Fairs held at Mt. Carmel, Riverhead, St. Mary’s, and Peter River. First social for year under auspices of MacDonald Fellowship Club, held at Guards Club Rooms. Mr. John Baxter, Manager of Royal Bank of Canada, spoke to Rotary Club on “Fundamentals in Business.”
October 22, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Britain’s plan to end foreign intervention in Spain, reached new difficulties, when Russia refused to agree to terms. Capture of Gijon by Spanish Nationalist troops. Decisive victory for General Franco. St. Bon’s and United teams played to one score draw in Inter-collegiate football. Junior Hockey League officially launched.
October 22, 1937	NECROLOGY	James P BLACKWOOD. Mrs. Edward HAWKINS, Grand Bank, 63. Mrs. Joseph KNAPMAN, Lower Island Cove, 77.
October 23, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Joseph Broderick and Miss Emily Pike, Carbonear. Calen Harnum of Winterton and Mrs. Ethel Hodder of Grate’s Cove.
October 24, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"One British soldier killed, when Japanese war plane swooped down over Shanghai International Settlement. Jean Batten, English Aviator, established new solo record from England to Australia, when she landed at Lympne Aerodrome, after completing flight in 5 days, 18 hours, 15 minutes. Coalition Government under Premier Joseph Lyons, returned in Australian elections. Premier Camile Chautemps warned that France will defend her interests, and offers peace to all nations who desire to keep engagements loyally."
October 24, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Emma Radford NORMAN.
October 25, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Skeleton of man, unearthed on Placentia Road, believed to have been there about forty years. Official opening Civil Service Bowling League at Special Tournament Alleys. St. Bon’s defeated Feildians in Inter-Collegiate football 4-0. Belgian Cabinet under Premier Van Zeelan tendered resignation. Lamaline held forth annual Fair.
October 25, 1937	NECROLOGY	Basil WHITE, Grand Bank, 8. Charles E LEVISCONTE, M. D. of King’s Cove, at Grace Hospital.
October 26, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Official opening of new club rooms of the Church of England Institute on Church Hill, took place in presence of members, guests and friends. Official opening City Bowling League at Radio Bowling Alleys. St. Bon’s Junior team won first place in inter-collegiate football. Annual meeting Cowan Mission Association. West Coast Co-operative leaders held first annual conference at Port Au Port.
October 26, 1937	NECROLOGY	Anastasia FLYNN. Mrs. Elvina TROUBRIDGE, at Cambridge, Mass.
October 27, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Chinese defenders of Shanghai began general retreat from war shattered Chapel, being unable to longer withstand Japanese military pressure. Railway Employees Welfare Association, marked tenth anniversary by card game, supper and dance at St. Mary’s Hall. Inmates of Poor Asylum given entertainment by Poor Asylum Committee of Wesley Church. Colonel and Mrs. Tilley, accompanied by Brigadier Fagner, returned from Canada by express, after tour of inspection of S. A. Corps en route. Members George Street Mission Circle held successful Halloween Tea and concert in Lecture Hall of Church. Official opening Arena, artificial ice used for first time in St. John’s. United Defeated Feildians 5-2 Inter-Collegiate football.
October 27, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Ellen Mary (Shea) TIMMONS, 77. Mrs. Sarah SPOONER.
October 27, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Michael F Gough, St. Joseph’s Salmonier, and Miss Jessie Tobin of Witless Bay. John Ash and Miss Gladys Pye of Carbonear, at Harbor Grace.
October 28, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"Japanese war machines swept through fire blacked ruin of Chapel sector. People rush to foreign areas. Foreign Policy debated in House of commons. Government action attacked. Lloyd George declared League of Nations had lost authority. Lieut. Col. Dr. Claude Brown, Director Supreme Council, visit councils in Newfoundland, addressed meeting at Columbus Hall. Was guest at luncheon given by Hon. Commissioner for Justice Hon. L E. Emerson, K. C., and also guest of State Deputy J. A. Barron, at his residence. Hon. Commissioner for Natural Resources received message from Major F. Anderson, that strike at Robert's Arm has been settled. Mr. A. B. Banks, B. S. A., resigned position as director of Agriculture Department of Natural Resources, to take up position as Assistance Director of Agricultural Extension Work in Nova Scotia. Mr. H. C Thompson spoke on the establishment of a free port at Mortier Bay, before Rotary Club. Mrs. Ellen Carroll of North River celebrated 110th birthday."
October 28, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Mary BRACE, 84.
October 28, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	John Keeping, of Grand Beach, and Miss Gladys Tizzard of Grand Bank, at Grand Bank.
October 29, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Three British soldiers killed, and three seriously injured, in Japanese bombardment West of Shanghai. St. Bon’s College won championship in college series of football, when they defeated the United College 1 to nil.
October 29, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	William Spracklin and Miss Pearl Howell, Cupids.
October 30, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Rev. Brother Conway, of Mount Cashel, celebrated Golden Jubilee of his work in the Order. Cousins (Nfld) Limited, celebrated 10 anniversary by banquet and dance at the Octagon. Annual Meeting Star of the Sea Association.
October 30, 1937	NECROLOGY	Charles E RUSSELL, Bay Roberts, 60.
October 30, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Thomas A Delahunty and Miss Katherine Patricia Ryan at Halifax. Ernest Moyles of Lewisporte, and Miss Annie Wheaton of Carmanville, at Lewisporte.
October 30, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Bernard VISCOUNT, 52, married, of 9 James Street, fatally injured when hit by motor car.
October 31, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	New Anglian Church at Foxtrap dedicated by the Lord Bishop of Newfoundland. The Lord Bishop of Newfoundland held Confirmation at All Saints Church Foxtrap.
October 31, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Thomas WOODFORD, 62, native of Newfoundland, accidentally killed at Sydney, when he was struck by motor car.

November 1, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Japanese guns and air bombers, blasted Chinese lines along Shanghai Western fringes, 3 British solders hit by Japanese shells. As results of happenings at Robert's Arm, cutting operations of Bowater-Lloyd Newfoundland Ltd., will cease. Annual meeting St. John’s Curling Association. James Neville, baritone, with Mr. Allan Pittman, and Miss Penelope Giannou, pianist, gave recital at Pitts Memorial Hall.Lord Bishop of Newfoundland held Confirmation at St. Peter’s Church, Hopewell.
November 1, 1937	NECROLOGY	William V. BERRINGTAN, 34. George EVANS. Frand CAKE, Lamaline.
November 1, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	William BERRIGAN, aged 34, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Berrigan, Theatre Hill, and Gordon EVANS, 23, of the Southside Road, West, married with one child, lost their life by drowning at Bay Bulls Big Pond.
November 2, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Fiorello La Guardia, elected Mayor of New York, with majority of 50,000 votes over his Tammany opponent, Jeremiah Mahoney. Enjoyable dance under auspices Old Spencerian Association. Y. W. C .A. held Bridge Party at Guards Club rooms. Agricultural Fair at Trepassey.
November 2, 1937	NECROLOGY	Leslle G. BELBIN. Raymond Francis VISCOUNT, 30. Mrs. Laura ELLIOTT, Joe Batt's Arm.
November 3, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Night School opened at St. Edward’s Boy’s Club rooms. Nine Power Conference opened at Brussels. Loggers request, that work at Roberts Arm be continued, acceded to, and operations will carry on as before. Herbert Ryan, son of the late Hon. James Ryan, elected by sweeping majority, as Conservative representative for St. Marylebone Borough Council. Annual Thanksgiving Service and Harvest Festival at Topsail U Church. Hubert Dawe, driver of Highroads truck, and George Downton, a passenger, badly injured when truck collided head on with street car on Water Street. W. Junior hockey introduced for first time on artificial ice. Carbonear defeated Spaniard’s Bay 16-2, Bell Island defeated Brigus 12-0.
November 3, 1937	NECROLOGY	Rev. Joseph M CONNERS, Placentia. John HARVEY, 49. Joseph E. PYNN, 67.
November 3, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	William Lee and Miss Eileen Browne.
November 3, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Rev. Oliver JACKSON, B. D., M. B. E., Superintendent of Missions for the United Church, and Rev. Wallace J HARRIS, U. C. Student Missionry at Petites, lost their lives by drowning while en route from West Point to North Bay, LaPoile.
November 4, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"Newfoundland Football League held re-union at Robinson’s Hostelry, Donovan’s. Partridge supper and presentation of Trophies part of programme. Salvation Army Training Garrison opened, after being closed for 6 years. Hon. R. B. Ewbank, Commissioner for Natural Resources, outline plans for establishment of sulphate mill on Gander, in special broadcast. Weekly meeting Rotary Club. Mr. V. S. Jones, Vice-Pres. and General Manager of the Anglo-Newfoundland Development Co., Ltd., gave address on “The Paper”. Aubrey Halfyard, carpenter of Newtown Road, severely injured as result of falling 18 feet, down a elevator shaft, on premises of Bowring Bro., Ltd."
November 4, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	E Noel R Trentham, Financial Counsellor of the British Embassy at Washington, and Miss Mary Dobbin, of this city, at New York. William J Lahey and Miss Mary Organ.
November 5, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Duke of Windsor postponed his trip to the United States.
November 5, 1937	NECROLOGY	John STEVENSON, 70.
November 6, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Harbor Grace junior team defeated Cupids 8-4. Mrs. George Noseworthy of the Southside, rescued from waters of harbor, after she had accidently walked over edge of wharf, near premises of adjoining Wyatt Coal and Salt Co. M.S. Fort Garry, Hudson’s bay Co. supply schooner, back in port after her final trip to Labrador for the season. Presentation of prizes won at St. Joseph’s Regatta, took place at St. Joseph’s Hall.
November 7, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mitchie BALL, Long Island, 20.
November 8, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Funeral Rev. Oliver Jackson from Gower Street Church.
November 8, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Sara Jane FORSEY, Grand Bank, 78.
November 9, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Jane CRANE, of St. John’s, at Montreal. Mrs. Margaret (Proctor) MacINTOSH. Mrs. Frances MURPHY, 74. Walter W BISHOP, 72.
November 9, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"Body of Wallace Harris, who with Rev. Oliver Jackson, was drowned last week, interred at New Chelsea, T. B. Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, died on board steamship “Reina Dil Pacifico” bound to South America, 71. Memorial statue to late Earl Haig unveiled by Duke of Gloucester at London. Quality Supplies Ltd. entertained employees with dinner and social hour at Beach Cottage Hotel, Holyrood. Girls Prince Wales College won Lady Bowring Cup for field hockey."
November 10, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Armistice celebration in form of card party, supper and dance, held at Columbus Hall. Lt. John Wornell and Major F. W. Marshall, gave address before Rotary Club on “The Armistice” and “Following the Armistice” respectively. Feildian Armistice dance at Field Hall. War Veterans held Armistice Eve social at Holy Name Hall.
November 11, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"Nineteenth anniversary of Armistice marked by whole nation. His Majesty King George VI, stood bowed and bareheaded before Cenotaph. Brief disturbance caused by man who has escape from lunatic asylum. Stated that late Ramsey MacDonald will not be buried at Westminister, but in native village of Lossiemouth. Annual Armistice Day Service at Prince of Wales College, short but impressive. Service of Commemoration held at Sergeant’s Memorial and National War Memorial. His Excellency the Governor, present at War Memorial. Fourth game Conception Bay junior hockey played at Arena. Bell Island defeated Spaniard’s Bay 12-1. Feildians defeated Maroons in second game of City Junior series 5-2. Commercial team defeated G. W. V. A. annual Armistice Day bowling game."
November 11, 1937	NECROLOGY	John ANGEL, 57. Nellie WARREN, of New Perlican. Mrs. Gertrude (Cahill) GAMBERG, at Corner Brook. Mrs. Jane BRUSHETT, Grand Bank, 82.
November 11, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Gordon Harris of this city, and Miss Gladys English of Carbonear, at Harbor Grace.
November 12, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Three months battle for Shanghai ended, when last Chinese retreated from Nantao, the last section of the Metropolis remaining in Chinese hands. St. Bon’s defeated Feildians in Junior Hockey series 4-2.
November 12, 1937	NECROLOGY	Corbert PITTMAN, 93. Mrs. Mary Anne MORGAN, Upper Gulies.
November 12, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Wifred Job Feltham of Deer Island B. B., and Miss Vida Maud Jerrett of Carbonear, at Carbonear. William C Baggs and Mrs. Elizabeth LeGrow, Broad Cove.
November 13, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"Public Library received 4 volumes of the life of Robert E Lee, by Dr. Douglas S. Freeman of Richmond, Virginia, through the good office of Mr. Cyril F. Horwood, Assistance Commissioner of the Boy Scouts. Mr. John Robinson tendered dinner of appreciation to newspaper men at his hostelry, Donovan’s. Carbonear junior hockey team defeated Brigus 10-4."
November 13, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Joseph Marchetta of New York, and Miss Gladys Parsons of St. John’s, at New York.
November 14, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Series of rapid thrusts by Japanese columns, West of Shanghai, threatened to cause collapse of whole Chinese defensive. Church Lads Brigade (CLB) observed 45th birthday in Newfoundland, by parade to Church of England Cathedral. Memorial Service held at Armoury. 7 persons killed and 14 wounded, in renewed fighting between Jews and Arabs in Palestine. Benjamin J Warren, of Gaultos’s Island, died when on board schooner Anna Maud, at Black Tickle, from heart attack.
November 14, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	James Merrigan of Carbonear, and Miss Mary Beatrice Duggan of Riverhead, Harbor Grace, at Harbor Grace.
November 15, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Brussels Conference adopted declaration against Japan with Italy dissenting, and Norway, Sweden and Denmark abstaining from voting. Schooner Marie E Spindler, with cargo of coal from Sydney, ran ashore on reef 5 miles from Curling. Guards defeated Maroons 10-1 junior hockey.
November 16, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	King Leopold of the Belgians, given enthusiastic welcome, when he arrived in London on visit to King and Queen. C. L. B. officers held stag card party at Bishop Field College Hall. Opening meeting of the Kirk Service Club.
November 16, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Garand Ducal House of Hesse, suffered terrible loss, when 5 of its members, including Grand Duke George Donatus and his wife Cecile, were burned to death in air disaster, when plane crashed into chimney, while attempting to land near Ostend.
November 16, 1937	NECROLOGY	Margaret ANDREWS, Bell Island, 8.
November 17, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Ladies College Aid Society and Girl’s Guild, held annual Sale of Work at Pitts Memorial Hall. November Card party of Spencer Club at Spencer College. Viscount Rothermere resigned as Director of the Anglo-Newfoundland Development Company, Ltd. Maroons defeated St. Bon’s 4-2 junior hockey.
November 17, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Ellen J PIPPY. Bernard J CURRAN, 53.
November 18, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Disturbance accompanied by bloodshed, continued in various parts of Jerusalem. Viscount Cecil awarded Nobel Prize for 1937. Mr. A. M. Fraser, M.A., gave address at Rotary Luncheon on world Conditions. C. L. B. held indoor sports at Armoury.
November 18, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Fred Barnes, Trinity, and Miss Card of Twillingate, at Trinity. Eric Green of Winterton, and Miss Emily Thomas of New Chelsea, at Winterton.
November 18, 1937	NECROLOGY	Frank DRAKE, Carbonear, 88. Rt. Rev. Msgr. ADAMS, P.P. Stephenville. James ROBERTSON.
November 19, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	State Deputy of Knight of Columbus, J. A. Barron, paid official visit to Bell Island, for purpose of installing officers of Conception Council. St. John’s, parts of Notre Dame Bay, and some places of South Coast, felt full force of South and South-west gales. Most extensive damage done at Brunette Island, where tidal wave, struck, carrying away wharves etc. to value of $1,000. Captain George T. Eyston set new land speed record of 311.42 miles per hour at Bonneville Salt Fats. Feildians defeated Guards 6-3 junior hockey.
November 19, 1937	NECROLOGY	Robert BREENING, Port Blandford. Mr. Bret WOOD, formerly of this city, at Winnipeg.
November 19, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Alex WATERS, 32, of Fox Roost, and John SMERRIAGE, 20 of Burnt Island, drowned when dory upset in heavy sea, when they were fishing off Port aux Basque.
November 20, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Brigus defeated Spaniard’s Bay 8-3 in Conception Bay junior series.
November 20, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Esther BUTLER, 70.
November 20, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	John BENNETT 40 of St. Georges, married, died while rabbit hunting. 123 reported dead in typhoon in Philippine Islands.
November 20, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Alexander Clifton Hopkins, formerly of Carbonear, and Miss Evelyn Ruth Pollard of Toronto, at Toronto.
November 21, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Body of Gordon Evans, who was drowned in company with William Berrigan three weeks ago, recovered from Big Pond. Hungarian Prime Minister Kolomon Von Darangi, and Foreign Minister Koloman Von Kangi, pay state visit to Germany. Lord Halifax left Berlin on return journey to London. Marshal Graziani of Italy recalled from post of Viceroy of Ethiopia. Duke of Apstia appointed as successor. Rumanian Government dissolved. Paris in grip of Police cordon, as result of discovery of bombs in cellers, said to be of foreign origin. J. A. Barron, State Deputy Knight of Columbus, accompanied by J. A. Ryan, State Warden, paid official visits to Avalon Council, Bay Roberts, and Dalton Council, Harbor Grace, for purpose of installation of officers at both places. Rt. Rev. P. S. Abraham, Co-adjutor Bishop of Newfoundland, consecrated new Church of England Church at Corner Brook, and officiated at Confirmation.
November 21, 1937	NECROLOGY	John KEARNEY. Louis P. MULLIWNEY, Witless Bay, 7.
November 21, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Gregory Carroll of Buchans, and Miss Angela Butler of Portugal Cove Road, at Major’s Path. Norman White and Miss Eva Blanche Walsh, Carbonear.
November 22, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Japan demanded virtual control of Shanghai, and threatened military action if necessary. French airman Codos, made record for commercial crossing of South Atlantic, when he deliberately flew in bad weather to test machine. Brazil suspends payments on national debt. Britain refuses to grant Japan request for control of Shanghai. Consent of Chinese Government to the measure, must first be secured. Members of C. L. B. football team tendered dinner at Octagon, to bid farewell to Max Badcock, Vice-Captain of team, who has been transferred to the bank at Campbellton. St. Bon’s defeated Feildians in overtime play 3-1.
November 22, 1937	NECROLOGY	Robert Nelson HOPKIN’S, Heart’s Content. 40. Mrs. Mary Ann FAGAN, 59.
November 23, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Control of Shanghai Customs, passed into Japanese hands. British, German, United States, France, Russian, Italian, Belgian and Mexico Diplomats, started for Hankow from Nanking. 6th birthday of Mammy’s Bakery celebrated by dinner, cards and dance at Donovan’s. Body of late William Berrigan, who was drowned three weeks ago in company with Gordon Evans, recovered from waters of Big Pond. Snow Carnival, under auspices of St. Edward’s Club, opened at Auditorium, Harvey Road. Weekly meeting Good Companion’s Club, at Y. W. C. A. Clubrooms.
November 23, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Lifeless body of Wm. TAPP, of Port aux Basques, who went in Country berry picking on 22nd., found.
November 23, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Albert Power of Bayley’s Cove and Mrs. Joseph Abbott of Rolling Cove, at Catalina. Clarence Russell and Mrs Evelyn Abbott of Red Point, at Amherst Cove. William Henry Snow of Freshwater, and Miss Elizabeth Ash of Carbonear, at Carbonear. Charles Tulk and Miss Lillian Viola Hall, Newtown.
November 24, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	After more than a month of comparative quiet, Madrid was pounded by one of worst shellings of the war. Scores believed killed. New Belgian Cabinet formed by Minister of State, Paul Emile Janson. President Hatcher of the Memorial College, Mr. I. J. Samson of the Department of Education, and Dr, S. P. Whiteway, returned from Halifax, where in company with Mr. J. A. Cochrane, Principal of the Prince of Wales College, and Mr. L. W. Shaw, Secretary for Education, they had been attending meetings of the Examining Board. Ladies of Congregational Church, held Sale of work and Sketch in Lecture Hall. Bell Island defeated Carbonear 8-3 in Conception Bay junior series at Arena. Guards defeated Maroons 4-3 in overtime play.
November 24, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Frances ROBERTS. Mrs. Catherine (Stamp) Tuley, 26. Lizzie TAYLOR, Burnt Head, Cupids, 17.
November 24, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	William Shea and Miss Julia Fitzgerald, Bell Island. Charlie French of Bee Island, and Miss Lillian Kennedy of Foxtrap, at Foxtrap.
November 25, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Japanese advanced to point midway between Shanghai and Nanking, and captured Wusih after bitter battle. Annual bazaar of Feildian Ladies opened at Feild College Hall. Mortal remains of late Ramsay Macdonald arrived in London. St. John’s Rotary Club celebrated 16th anniversary, with dinner and dance at Newfoundland Hotel. His Excellency the Governor, accompanied by Capt. C. M. Schwedt, paid official visit to St. Mary’s, St. Vincent and St. Joseph’s.
November 25, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Marian RENNIE. Gerald Francis SNOW, 9. Mrs. Priscilla LeDREW, Cupids, 88.
November 25, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Douglas Perry and Miss Margaret Skanes, Bell Island. Evertt Bursey of Bell Island, and Miss Mildred Lilly, of Harbor Grace, at St. John’s. Sidney Hodder and Miss Lucy Layte, Lewisporte.
November 26, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Mr. Robert Gear MacDonald, addressed Newfoundland Historical Society on Newfoundland Poets and Poetry. Dr. Hjalmar Schacht resigns as German Economics Ministry, but was immediately named as personal advisor to Hitler. Mr. Hayward Pike, Cooper of Alexander Street, severely injured when hit by a 70 pound joiner, which fell on his head. St. Bon’s junior team defeated Guards 5-3. Dr, Hatcher, President of Memorial College, and Mrs. Hatcher, held reception for parents of students in attendance at College. Annual meeting Ladies Auxiliary Great War Veterans Association.
November 26, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Harold Burt and Mrs. Lizzie Burt, at Salt Pond.
November 26, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Emily J CRAM.
November 27, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Japan seized control of all communications facilities in the Shanghai area. Hon. J. A. Winter, K. C., Commissioner for Education, returned by S. S. Nova Scotia, after visiting education centres in Eastern Canada. Bay Roberts juniors defeated Cupids juniors 9-3 at Arena.
November 27, 1937	NECROLOGY	Ralph Harvey BLACKLER. Clarice SAMUELSON, 19. Mrs. Matthew BUTLER. Bauline, 75.
November 28, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Rev. Dr. Frank Langford of Toronto, Secretary of Board of Christian Education, of the United Church, preached at Cocharne Street Centennial Church in morning and at Gower Street in evening. Inaugural session Holy Cross Literary Association, Rev. J. D. Savin gave opening address on subject Catholic Hospitals. Ordination Service Church of England Cathedral, Revs. T. F. Honeygold, S. M. Bradbrook, and R. Farewell, raised to Priesthood. Ceremony performed by the Lord Bishop of Newfoundland. Attempt made to assassinate Mustapha Mahas, premier of Egypt. Memorial Service of Knight of Columbus at Columbus Hall. Opening session Patricians Association. Letter read from His Grace, Archbishop. Rev. P. J. Kennedy delivered address on “St. John Bosco”. Hon. J. C. Puddester, Vice-chairman of the Commission Government, who was accompanied by Mrs. Puddester, represented Newfoundland at funeral of late Hon. Ramsay MacDonald. Shanghai cut off from telegraph communications with rest of China, when Japan seized control of telegraph and radio channels. Schooner “A Hubley”, which left Catalina on November 18th for Groais Island, reported missing. Premiers and Foreign Ministers of Great Britain and France, decide in conference, that they are not yet ready to grant any of Germanys political or territorial demands. Adult Education School opened at Flatrock. Rev. Dr. Langford, Secretary of Board of Christian Education, addressed young People. Association of the United Church assembled in Gower St. Hall. United States concerned of Japanese action in Shanghai are demands that Japs [?—] things over. Britain takes similar action. Feildians and Maroons play to four goal draw in junior hockey. Concert and sketch at Presbyterian Hall.
November 28, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Two members of crew of Norwegian motor ship Dagrun, which arrived at Corner Brook from Cardiff, were dead when ship docked. Death supposed due to drinking Methyl Alcohol. Junior, 10 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Bennett SNOW, of Howley, accidentally drowned, when he fell through ice on the pond.
November 28, 1937	NECROLOGY	Brother Eleazer ( John Kelly), formerly of Newfoundland, at St. Louis.
November 29, 1937	NECROLOGY	Edward Gregory SINNOTT, 27 months. Helen Marie SINNOTT, 1 year. Margaret MULLINS, 20.
November 29, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Edward Gregory SINNOTT, aged 2 years and three months, and Helen Marie SINNOTT, aged 1 year, children of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sinnott of Blackhead Road, burned to death, when a one story bungalow in which they were alone at the time, their mother having gone to get some water, burned to the ground.
November 30, 1937	NECROLOGY	Earle SPENCER, formerly of Fortune, at London. Loretto SULLIVAN, at Philadelphia.
November 30, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	St. Andrew’s Society celebrated 100th anniversary of it founding by grand ball at Nfld Hotel. His Excellency the Governor attended.. Santa Clause at Bishop Spencer College.

December 1, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Jumble sale in aid of VOWR at Wesley Lecture Hall. Luncheon held at Nfld Hotel in honor of Mr. A. B. Banks, who was presented with mounted caribou. Fancy Fair and Sale of Work at St. Patrick’s Parish School. Sale of Work and Christmas Tree by pupils and ex-pupils of Academy of Our Lady of Mercy, opened by Rt. Rev. Mons. McDermott. Annual Fair at St. Mary’s Hall, opened by His Lordship Bishop White. Maroons defeated St. Bon’s 4-1 junior hockey.
December 1, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Fred, 10 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. PARONS, of Corner Brook, passed away at Hospital there, from injuries received when he was kicked by a horse.
December 2, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"Germany made second attempt to mediate Sino-Japanese conflict. China advised to sue for peace. Hon. R. B. Ewbank, Commissioner for Natural Resources, met number of citizens, and discussed new fishery scheme. Mr. J. R. Lever, Investigating Manager of Uni-Lever Ltd., spoke to Rotary Club on “South Africa.” Lawyers for Winston Churchill issued writ of alleged libel, against publishers of book “Coronation Commentary.” Annual Sale under auspices of Nfld. auxiliary of the Nfld. Society for the Blind, held at Gower Street Memorial Building. As result of motor collision on Topsail Road near Paradise, Roy Dawe and Mrs. John Taylor of Cupids, Chesley Sparkes of Sibley’s Cove, T. B. and Mrs. Samuel Woodland of New Melbourne, suffered from various injuries. Mr. J. P. Pinson, Commissioner for Finance, gave address at Memorial College on “Political and Economic problems of the British Empire.” St. John’ Community Centre opens for season. Dance at B. I. S. Club Rooms, brought to a close Sale of Work of the Academy of Our Lady of Mercy."
December 2, 1937	NECROLOGY	Leonard FORSEY, Grand Bank, 59. Mrs. Samuel HAWKINS, Bonavista. Mrs. Mary FOWLOW, Burnt Head, Cupids. Hubert BURDEN.
December 2, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Levi Bungay of Grand Bank, and Miss Alice Fudge, of St. Jacques, at Grand Bank. Malcolm Duncan MacDonald, of Sydney, and Miss Sybil Gertrude Rusted of Carbonear, at Montreal.
December 3, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Rev. Michael Carey of Fortune Harbor, and Rev. Thomas Morrissey, of North River, ordained to Priesthood at Toronto, for Catholic Mission in China. His Honor, Mayor Carnell, returned to office unopposed. 15 candidates nominated for councillors. Guards defeat Feildians 7-0 junior hockey. Bomb exploded in Nanking Road, as 5,000 Japanese troops marched through Shanghai, in victory parade.
December 3, 1937	NECROLOGY	Albert E CARTER, 76.
December 4, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Hon. Sir Wilfred Woods, Commissioner for Public Utilities, and Hon. L. E. Emerson, Commissioner for Justice, left by S. S. Nova Scotia for England.
December 4, 1937	NECROLOGY	John B MARTIN, Bell Island. Allison Robert CHAMBERS, at New Glasgow.
December 5, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	The Lord Bishop of Newfoundland administered Sacrament of confirmation to 89 candidates at C.of E. Cathedral. Colonel Charles and Mrs. Lindbergh on visit to United States. Annual meeting Juvenile T. A. and B Society.
December 5, 1937	NECROLOGY	Thomas P K TRACEY, Newfoundland Trade Representative, at Athens, Greece. Mrs. Michael STOYLES, Lance Cove, Bell Island. George COLE, (Sr.) Elliston.
December 5, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Death claimed lives of Engineer Arnold WEBBER, and Fireman Amos COURAGE, when engine 1000, went through trestle, and three box cars, filled with freight, piled in on top of the engine, at Flynn Dump.
December 6, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Annual meeting Girl Guides Association. His Excellency the Governor addressed gathering. Card party at Columbus Hall. Prince Bernhard Lippe-Biersterfield, husband of Princess Julianna of the Netherlands, in hospital as result of motor accident. Feildians defeated Maroons 8-2 in junior hockey. Commander of British gun-boat “Lady Bird”, and two other British, wounded when Japanese airmen bombed waterfront and shipping, at Wuhu.
December 7, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Retreating Chinese, burned 100 villages. Nanking now isolated. Britain protested to Japan for bombing ships. Annual meeting Nfld Outport Nurses Association at Government House.
December 8, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Sale of work of Presentation Convent Ladies, at Auditorium of New Building. Rt. Rev. Mgr MeDermott made opening address. After five days of almost continued rain, weather cleared. Waters of Quidi Vida Lake rose to high level, and all ponds and rivers flooded.
December 8, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Cecil Andrews and Miss Violet Hiscock, Winterton.
December 9, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Mr. Peter Power, Barber, celebrated silver jubilee in the business. Presentation made by city Barbers. Annual meeting Newfoundland Fire Patrol held. Rotary Club held business session. Junior Canadians won opening game of series, when they defeated city juniors 5-2.
December 9, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Jessie Way of Newtown, and Miss Mary Barnes of Champneys East, at Wesley Manse, St. John’s.
December 9, 1937	NECROLOGY	Catherine NICOL, 81.
December 10, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Announced that Italy will withdraw from League of Nations. King of Belgium who with his mother, Queen Elizabeth, had been on private visit to Great Britain, returned to Belgium. Card party in Columbus Hall. Sale of work under auspices Presentation Convent Ladies Association, concluded with card party. Plot to assassinate French Foreign Minister Delbos during his visit to Praha, discovered. Two conspirators arrested. Nobel Peace prize passed to winner, Viscount Cecil of Chelwood. Junior Canadians won second game from city Juniors. 4-2. City All-Stars took final game from Junior Canadians, 8-7. Annual meeting T. A. and B. Society. Rev. P. J. Kennedy delivered address. Italy severed relations with League of Nations, but announced determination to continue to calibrate for peace. Opening session Patrician Association. Rev. Br. O’Heir gave travelogue on recent visit to England and Ireland. Holy Cross Literary Association debate “that the Gander proposition should be ratified” won by the negative. Insurgent army launched offensive on Toledo, Brunette, and Teruel fronts.
December 10, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Revenue Cruiser Marveto, returned to port, having failed to find any trace of missing vessel C. A. Hubley. 26 persons dead, following disasterous collision of fast express trains, at Castle Cary, Dumbartonshire.
December 10, 1937	NECROLOGY	John J FLYNN. Eugene Horatio REES, Bell Island.
December 11, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Anne (Hallahan) BRICK, 84.
December 12, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Body of William RYAN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ryan of Placentia, and member of the Postal Telegraphs of this city, found on left bank of Rennie’s River.
December 13, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Japanese sunk United States gunboat Luzon, near Nanking. British gunboat also shelled. Municipal Elections held. About 56 per cent of city voters went to poles. 32nd General Meeting Newfoundland Graduate Nurses Association. Dr. H. Rendell gave address on Tuberculosis. Feildians defeated St. Bon’s 3-1 in Junior hockey series played. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mulley of Blackhead, B. D. V. celebrated golden wedding anniversary.
December 14, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"Japanese army pushed into heart of China. City of Nanaking in flames. 5 new Cardinals created by Pope Pius XI. Leonard C Hawco, son of Judge M. E. Hawco and Mrs. Hawco, Hoyrood, admitted to Nova Scotia Bar. Three Navies rushed assistance to the survivors of 4 American vessels, destroyed by Japanese air bomb on Yangtze. Japanese expressed “deep apologies”. Wm. C. Brown, Memorial College second year engineering student, and former pupil of Prince of Wales College, won second place in B. T. natural drawing Competition Exhibition, held at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass. “Carol by Candlelight” under direction of Miss Eleanor Mews, L. T. C. M., presented at Memorial University College. Cabinet conflict in Egypt has entered acute stage. Premier Nahas Pasha stricken suddenly ill. Bell Island defeated Harbor Grace 7-0, and Carbonear and Bay Roberts played to a 4 goal draw, after 90 minutes of play."
December 14, 1937	NECROLOGY	James J MYRON, (Shoemaker), 78. Hon. C. P. AYRE, M. L. C. Rev. John BLYTHE, S. T. L. D. D. at Brooklyn, N. Y. Doris Elizabeth PIERCEY, Winterton, 8.
December 15, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Japan offered apologies and compensation, for attack on United States gunboat Panay, and three steamship of the Standard Oil Co. Also apologized to Great Britain for attacking British gunboats. Annual Prize Day St. Bon’s College. Two act play ‘The Red Lamp’ presented. Annual Prize giving Springdale St. School, at St. Mary’s Hall. The Lord Bishop presented prizes. Great Britain demanded information from Japan, as to what has been done to stop incidents which endangered British lives and property in China. Hon. Sir Wilfred Wood, Hon. J. C. Puddester, and Hon. L.E. Emerson, Newfoundland Commissioners, guests at luncheon with Dominion Secretary, Hon. Malcolm MacDonald. S. S. Northern Ranger, arrived in port, having on board crew of schooner Edith Newell, whom they rescued from their burning vessel off Melrose. Carbonear Juniors won championship of Conception Bay, when they defeated Bell Island 5-4 in play off period.
December 15, 1937	NECROLOGY	Reginald James LUSH, 20.
December 16, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Municipal election poll declared, Messrs. James Chalker, John Tobin, Kenneth Ruby, John T. Meaney, James Spratt, and John Kelly, elected as Councilors. Rotarian H. B. Quarton spoke on Vocational Service, and Hon. R. B. Ewbank, Resources, spoke on Agriculture, and presented trophies won at Agricultural Exhibition at Rotary Luncheon.
December 16, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Thomas Wheaton of Brigus, and Miss Laura Bishop of Cupids, at Burnt Head.
December 17, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Annual meeting Senior Hockey League. Feildians defeated St. Bon’s 6-2 Junior Hockey.
December 17, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mr. T. B. WOODYATT, of the Newfoundland Airport, at Toronto, 45. Mrs. S. Jane Torraville WILLIAMS, 90.
December 17, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	S. Leonard Shannon of Halifax, and Miss Helen Scandrett, at the Presbyterian Church, St. John’s.
December 18, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Japanese made triumphal entry into Nanking. Work closed at Newfoundland Airport for Christmas.
December 18, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Jonathan William Harris Tremaine, of Halifax, and Miss Joyce Furlong of this city, at the Oratory of the Mercy Convent, St. John’s.
December 19, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. Sadie ABBOTT, of Musgrave Harbor.
December 19, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Patrician Association held Christmas Musicale.
December 20, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Two United States warships joined fleet at Tsingtao, to help in protecting and evacuating if necessary, all foreigners in danger. Annual Speech Day, Bishop Field College. His Excellency the Governor attended. Hon. J. H. Pinson, Commissioner for Finance, returned from New York and Boston by express, and is optimistic over fresh fish industry. His Grace the Archbishop, who was on business visit to United States, arrived by S. S. Newfoundland. Mr. And Mrs. Leonard Day of Bell Island, celebrated golden wedding anniversary.
December 20, 1937	NECROLOGY	Richard J BUTLER, 53.
December 20, 1937	FATALITIES AND DISASTERS	Body of Peter EZEKIEL, 26, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ezekiel, Bell Island, found in No. 20 Dam.
December 21, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	"Japanese denied they had attacked United States gunboat “Panay”, contradicting official American reports. Frank B. Kellogg, co-author of Peace Pact, and Nobel Prize winner, passed away at St. Pauls. Annual Speech Day Bishop Spencer College held at Bishop Field College Hall. Russia agreed to let Japan continue her fishing operations in Soviet Pacific water. Loyalist army gain victory in battle for city of Tereuk."
December 22, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Distribution of prizes of Academy of Our Lady of Mercy. Japanese admitted that “Panay” may have been hit by stray bullets. Annual Speech Day Prince of Wales College. Opera “Pirates of Penzance” presented. In two hour meeting held at London, the Government saw no necessity to increase forces in Far East.
December 22, 1937	NECROLOGY	Hedley LAING. J Rod McLEAN, at New Glasgow.
December 23, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Rev. Maxwell Dawe, of Heart’s Content, appointed as Superintendent of Home Missions and Secretary of Board of Christian Education of the United Church, in place of the late Rev. Oliver Jackson. Rotarians and Lady friends enjoyed Christmas Musicale. Funeral obsequies of the late Rev. John Blythe. Presentation of clock made to Street Superintendent, Mr. P. J. Neville, by men of Western division of the Street Department.
December 23, 1937	NECROLOGY	Peter C MARS, native of Gallashields, Scottish Border, 61. Mrs. Elizabeth (Quirk) RICE.
December 23, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	William Raymond Boone of Bareneed, and Miss Bertha Annie Power of Carbonear, at Carbonear.
December 24, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Delegation representing Eastern Street Division, presented P J Neville with reading lamp and electric toaster. Midnight Mass celebrated at R. C. Churches.
December 25, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	His Majesty the King, broadcast Christmas message to people of the British Empire.
December 25, 1937	NECROLOGY	Edward PRESTON 35.
December 26, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Worst storm for several years felt in city. “Wonder Night” presented by choir of St. Patrick’s Hall at Majestic.
December 26, 1937	NECROLOGY	Mrs. George BUTLER. Mrs. Mary (Yarde) MULLINS (also infant), 37.
December 27, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Installation officers St. John’s Lodge, at Masonic Temple, E. C. MacDonald, W. M. St. Francis Xavier team defeated City 6-4 in first game of series. Curling season opened with special Bonspiel. S. S. “Blue Peter” on way to England from this port, lost rudder. Wrecking tug coming out from England to meet ship.
December 27, 1937	NECROLOGY	Janet Marie CLOUSTON. John Clarke, 28.
December 28, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Visiting St. Francis Xavier team and City team, guest at reception at Nfld Hotel. St. Francis Xavier team won second game in series, defeating City 7-5. Schooner “Bessie Marie”, which went ashore at Twillingate on the 26th, refloated. Japanese Army now in control of Shangtung Province.
December 28, 1937	MARRIAGES OF THE YEAR	Gerald Richardson, Co-operative Director, and Miss Noel Frances Chisholm, of Cambridge, Mass., at Reserve, N. S. Phillip F. Nugent and Miss Nellie Dwyer of Kelligrews, at St. Patrick’s Church.
December 29, 1937	EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT HOME AND ABROAD	Rt. Rev. Mgr. Murphy, P. P. Brigus, celebrated 50th anniversary of his ordination to the Priesthood. Violent snow storm experienced in city, which was in darkness for about two hours. Cosgrave and Norton failed to attend inaugural ceremonies new Irish Constitution. St. Francis Xavier team, in third game of series, ahead by score of 5-2 when game called owing to electric light failing.
December 30, 1937	NECROLOGY	John C CUNNINGHAM, of Burgeo.