| TITLE | DATE | P. | OCCUPATION | NOTES | PAPER/PUBL. |
| Addenbrooke, Barbara | 1948.01.17 | 8 | stage designer | Alexandra Company (sponsor of the show Bowring Bros.); born Birmingham | Evening Telegram |
| Alderdice, Edith | 1946.01.12 | 8 | social work? | Royal Army Service Corp; war work | Evening Telegram |
| Andrews, Julie | 1946.01.05 | 10 | singer | Songbird of the playground; opera; coloratura; Presentation Convent; Sister Josephine; Mr. and Mrs. P.R. McCormac; Steinway | Evening Telegram |
| Angel, Elizabeth | 1947.10.04 | 8 | nurse | organizer of Junior Red Cross, works with Dept. of Public Health and Welfare | Evening Telegram |
| Armstrong, Margaret | 1948.05.22 | 8 | stenographer | assistant to Peg Godden of the Tourist Office; born in St. John's; educated College of Our Lady of Mercy; WRENS; worked at Broadcasting Corporation of Newfoundland; worked at Heap and Partners | Evening Telegram |
| Austin, Isabel | 1947.07.05 | 9 | insurance | bowler with Business Ladies' League; educated at Presentation Convent; works at Job Bros. and Co. Ltd. Insurance Dept. | Evening Telegram |
| Ayre, Blaikie R. | 1947.09.06 | 9 | dance teacher | dancing studio, Dancewell Ballroom Studio; trained at Arthur Murray | Evening Telegram |
| Badcock, Marjory | 1947.03.08 | 8 | teacher; personnel work | President of Y.W.C.A.; educated at U.N.B.; married James G. Of Carbonear; worked in Halifax with Robert Simpson Co.; sings Gower St. United Church Choir | Evening Telegram |
| Baird, Edna | 1947.10.18 | 10 | associate professor | B.A., B.H.S.; teaches Household Science; during war had radio programme; educated at Methodist College, Dalhousie, McGill and John Hopkins Memorial Hospital; Dept. of Public Health and Welfare | Evening Telegram |
| Barrett, Ethel M. | 1947.03.22 | 8 | manager | manager of Bowring Brs. Ltd. Ladies' Dept.; fashion; shortages in supply | Evening Telegram |
| Barry, Alma | 1946.06.15 | 8 | teacher | born Marystown; Vice-President of Ex-servicemen's School; pupil Littledale; Memorial University College | Evening Telegram |
| Bishop, Mildred Patterson, Dr. | 1946.05.18 | 8 | medical missionary | nee Hudson; education at Memorial University College, Acadia, Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Edinburgh; S.P.G.; India; Mr. Paton | Evening Telegram |
| Bishop, Nina, Major, SA | 1947.12.06 | 13 | missionary, teacher | born in Wesleyville; trained at Salvation Army College; missionary in South Africa; visiting her mother Mrs. Harold Hiscock | Evening Telegram |
| Brand, Nelly Ludlow | 1946.08.10 | 8 | singer | Mickey Duggan's Orchestra; Old Colony Club; radio announcer at station VOCM; getting a divorce | Evening Telegram |
| Brett, Ella | 1948.01.10 | 8 | nutrition advisor | B. Sc.; born Moreton's Harbour; works with Dept. of Public Health and Welfare; education at Memorial University College and Acadia; Handicrafts Centre; distributes milk and cod-liver oil | Evening Telegram |
| Brookes, H.R., Mrs. | 1946.10.12 | 8 | volunteer | war work with Merrymakers of the W.P.A. and served at the Red Triangle | Evening Telegram |
| Brookes, Lewis, Mrs. | 1946.12.28 | 13 | newspaper work | pseud Milady in English magazine The Strand; ambulance-driver during war; Overseas Club | Evening Telegram |
| Burry, Lester, Mrs. | 1946.10.19 | 9 | wife of minister | stationed in Labrador (United Church); L.G.I.T. (Labrador Girls in training) | Evening Telegram |
| Burry, Stella | 1946.05.11 | 8 | teacher; social work; deaconess | born Greenspond; Deaconess of the United Church; Star Bldg. | Evening Telegram |
| Butt, Grace | 1945.12.15 | 8 | author | "This week's interview";The road through Melton; St. John's Players; Admirable Crichton | Evening Telegram |
| Butt, Herbert, Mrs. | 1947.11.29 | 8 | missionary work | Australian born; married Nfld. Dentist (Silver Building, Water Street) | Evening Telegram |
| Cake, Beryl, RN | 1948.01.24 | 8 | nurse | Captain Nursing Corps U.S. Army spending holiday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cake of LeMarchant Road; pupil of Bishop Spencer College and Faulkner Hospital, Mass.; war work | Evening Telegram |
| Carnell, Andrew, Mrs. | 1947.01.11 | 8 | wife | married to mayor of St. John's;president of Feildian Ladies' Club; vice-president of C.L.B. Ladies' Association; active in Child Welfare Association and on executive of W.P.A. | Evening Telegram |
| Carnell, Andrew, Mrs. | 1945.11.17 | 8 | wife | "This Week's Interview"; wife of mayor; "Men can't get along without women" | Evening Telegram |
| Carter, Lillian F., Major | 1946.04.27 | 8 | teacher, nurse | "highest ranking Newfoundlander in any armed service"; born Witless Bay; educated French Hospital, N.Y.; war work; Pre-Pearl Harbor medal, four combat stars and Legion of Merit | Evening Telegram |
| Coke, Barbara | 1947.11.01 | 10 | welfare | visiting from England to advise on launch of Nfld. Branch of British Red Cross; W.P.A. | Evening Telegram |
| Cole, Bridie | 1946.08.03 | 8 | superintendent of Victoria Park | Playgrounds Association; Mr. P.R. MacCormack; Bannerman and Victoria Park; Tooton Swimming Pool; John M. Walsh; P.E. Outerbridge | Evening Telegram |
| Collins, Mary | 1945.12.01 | 8 | nurse | "This week's interview"; Newfoundland Blood Bank | Evening Telegram |
| Courtney, Joseph, Mrs. | 1947.11.22 | 8 | businesswoman; hair dresser | "The outstanding thing about… is not her success in business, however as many women are successful in business…." | Evening Telegram |
| Crolly, Mabel H., Major, RN, SA | 1948.04.03 | 10 | nurse | superintendent of nurses at Grace Hospital; born in Winnipeg; describes training of nurses | Evening Telegram |
| Cummings, Myrtle, RN | 1947.05.17 | 8 | nurse | Superintendant of Public Health Nursing Service; trained at Grace Hospital and studied at Memorial University College | Evening Telegram |
| Currant, Ethel, RN | 1946.11.30 | 8 | nurse | no picture; born England; Grenfell Mission; NONIA; director of orphanage in St. Anthony | Evening Telegram |
| Dickenson, Dorothy | 1947.02.08 | 8 | wife of reverend | father Robert of Quidi Vidi Road; wife of O.C. an Englishman who trained at Queen's College, St. John's; sang in St. Thomas's Choir; war work, drove an ambulance; saw Margot Davies in London | Evening Telegram |
| Dinn, Margaret | 1948.04.10 | 10 | nurse | applying T.B. patch; Field nursing Supervisor of the Newfoundland Tuberculosis Association; born and educated in Witless Bay and at General Hospital; worked with Avalon Health Unit of Dept. of Public Health and Welfare | Evening Telegram |
| Dodd, Francis | 1946.08.17 | 8 | sportswoman | Rangers team of the Ladies' Softball League; pupil St. Thomas' school; worked with Avalon Telephone Co.; takes care of sick mother; tomboy, sportswoman; Bill Rahal; Junior Softball League | Evening Telegram |
| Donahue, Frances | 1945.12.22 | 8 | nurse | Women's Auxiliary Fire Service as Welfare Officer during war; broadcasting for B.B.C. | Evening Telegram |
| Dove, Hilda | 1948.05.08 | 8 | organizing secretary | organizing secretary of Newfoundland Central Council Branch of the British Red Cross; Red Cross sent aid to survivors of wreck Langley Craig; served in Woman's Royal Canadian Naval Service | Evening Telegram |
| Drover, Olga | 1946.11.02 | 8 | nurse | graduated Toronto General 1943 | Evening Telegram |
| Earle, Jessie | 1948.03.06 | 10 | machine operator | president Ladies' Cold Storage Workers' Union branch of Longshoremen's Protective Union; works with Job Bros.; sings with Billy Walsh's Orchestra; daughter of Clifford | Evening Telegram |
| Ehlers, George (Jessie), Mrs. | 1946.04.06 | 8 | volunteer | born Denmark; came to Nfld. with husband to open Nfld. Butter Factory; president of Woman's Auxiliary of the Blind; on board of Y.W.C.A.; helped with W.P.A. on the Hospital Committee | Evening Telegram |
| Epstein, Cillia | 1948.01.31 | 8 | born Pickow-Tryle, Poland; in German concentration camp; husband killed in camp; met and married second husband who brought her to Nfld. (his brother had grocery on Liverpool Ave.) | Evening Telegram | |
| Everson, Bertha | 1946.07.06 | 8 | teaching handicrafts | National Handicraft Centre, Caribou Hut; lives Flatrock; Jubilee guilds; toy factory Shoe Cove; co-operatives | Evening Telegram |
| Fagner, E.J., Brigadier, SA | 1946.02.23 | 8 | nurse | Salvation Army; born Grate's Cove;first head of the Grace Hospital | Evening Telegram |
| Finn, Hilda M. | 1947.06.28 | 8 | official reporter for the National Convention; worked with advertising dept. of Daily News; worked on arbitrations re American bases and the land | Evening Telegram | |
| Forsyte, C. Hogarth, Mrs. | 1946.11.09 | 9 | nurse | born Georgia, U.S.A., lives Labrador; runs a boarding school at Cartwright financed by Grenfell Mission | Evening Telegram |
| Frost, Dorothy | 1946.09.07 | 9 | businesswoman | "Snack Bar"; supervised catering of Red Triangle during the war | Evening Telegram |
| Frost, Dorothy | 1948.07.10 | 8 | businesswoman | opening new restaurant "Frost's" next to Paramount Theatre on Harvey Road; mentions Benville in Brigus | Evening Telegram |
| Furlong, Caroline | 1946.09.21 | 9 | Guider | Chief Commissioner of Girl Guides; started in Fifth St. John's Co. which is now Presentation Convent Co. | Evening Telegram |
| Godden, Margaret F. | 1947.08.16 | 8 | secretary | Tourist Bureau; during war Bureau helped servicemen; likes to fish | Evening Telegram |
| Gourley, Mereda, Mrs. | 1947.08.09 | 8 | businesswoman | proprietress of Gourley Gown Salon; worked for Steers Ltd.; set up business with her two sisters as La Vogue Ltd.; married Leslie, Sales Engineer for the Liquid Carbonate Corporation of Toronto | Evening Telegram |
| Guy, Margaret | 1948.05.15 | 8 | teacher | secretary of Macdonald Fellowship Club which is the senior branch of the Young Women's Christian Association; born in Carbonear; teaches at Prince of Wales College; was a field worker for Adult Education | Evening Telegram |
| Hannon, Mary H. | 1947.03.29 | 11 | teacher | Senior Girls' Secretary with Y.W.C.A.; born in Erren, Scotland; married Joseph W. of the 166th Regiment; husband with Newfoundland Railway; has M.A. from Glasgow University; air raid warden | Evening Telegram |
| Hayes, Jean | 1948.04.17 | 10 | radio announcer, teacher | on VONF in "Kitchener Corner" program which is sponsered by Nutrition section of the Dept. of Public Health and Welfare -- colleague Dick O'Brien; amateur dramatics St. John's Players; appeared in "The Road Through Melton" and "New Lands"; born Bay Roberts; educated Memorial University College; teaches Parade Street; runs Newfoundland Girls in Training group at Gower Street United Church | Evening Telegram |
| Hayes, Kathleen | 1948.07.24 | 9 | nurse | District Nurse working with Dept. of Public Health and Welfare; born England; was on the "Bermuda Sky Queen" when it landed in the Atlantic and were rescued by U.S. Coastguard cutter "Bib"; her sister is married to Newfoundlander Robert Martin; war work; no picture? | Evening Telegram |
| Hibbs, Kay | 1948.06.12 | 8 | bowler (worked with Mrs. Nita Wood to put lady bowlers 'on the map'); played in J.V.R. tournament; wrote "Shuttlecock Showers" for local press; president of High Flyers Bowling League; officer of Women's Association of Gower Street Church and social work for Masonic club; born Carbonear; educated United Church Academy used to write Carbonear notes for Daily News; works for Avalon Telephone Co.; loves reading books; no picture? | Evening Telegram | |
| Hiscock, Claire, RN | 1946.06.22 | 8 | nurse | pupil of Miss Hayward's private school and Bishop Spencer College; graduated Montreal General Hospital; went to South Africa with Jennie Wareham; spending summer with parents J.W. of Brigus | Evening Telegram |
| Hogan, Nora | 1946.03.09 | 8 | manager | Capitol and Paramount Theatres; music degree L.T.C.M | Evening Telegram |
| Holland, Elizabeth | 1948.06.05 | 8 | businesswoman | winner of trip to Holland given by "Happy Station" in Holland; visited fellow Newfoundlander in Scotland, namely Mrs. Tom Sullivan nee Agnes O'Donnell; works with Newfoundland Aero Sales and Services Ltd. (director); born King's Cove, Bonavista Bay; educated Presentation Convent and Memorial; worked at Wyatt Coal and Salt Co. Ltd. | Evening Telegram |
| Holloway, Elsie | 1946.01.19 | 8 | photographer | Holloway Studio; United Church College; Holloway School; x-ray machine | Evening Telegram |
| Holmes, A.C., Mrs. | 1946.02.16 | 8 | volunteer | Caribou Hut; represented W.P.A. Visiting and Hospital Committees; on executive of St. John's War Services; O.B.E. | Evening Telegram |
| Holt, Margaret Rackham | 1948.07.03 | 8 | biographer | here to write about Sir Wilfred Grenfell, at interview accompanied by E. Cushman, secretary to the International Grenfell Association in N.Y. and one-time secretary to Grenfell; married to publisher Guy Holt; will write a travel article on Nfld. for "Holiday" | Evening Telegram |
| Hookey, Beatrice | 1947.10.25 | 8 | businesswoman | manager of NONIA | Evening Telegram |
| Hoskins, Eva | 1947.10.11 | 11 | beauty consultant | with Charles R. Bell Ltd.; born Kelligrews; daughter of Lawrence and educated at Codner High School and Memorial University; parachute packer for Airforce | Evening Telegram |
| Hutchings, E. (Marie), Mrs. | 1946.06.01 | 8 | nurse | 281 Pennywell Road; born Germany; Prince of Wales St. called Rocky Lane; arrived 1891; married Elicam of the Daily News; worked with Dr. MacPherson | Evening Telegram |
| Hutchinson, W.F., Mrs. | 1946.03.02 | 8 | volunteer | honorary secretary of W.P.A.(Hearn Building) | Evening Telegram |
| James, R.L. M., Mrs. | 1946.11.16 | 9 | wife | no picture; wife of new Commissioner for Finance; just arrived in Nfld.; frequent visitor of Public Library; speaks of war in England; supports suffragettes | Evening Telegram |
| Janes, Hannah R., Major, RN SA | 1946.05.04 | 8 | nurse | born Carbonear; matron of Grace Hospital | Evening Telegram |
| Job, Wm.C., Mrs. | 1947.07.11 | 10 | daughter Mrs. Angus Reid; war work in London; on the committee of Caribou Club and War Comforts Committee; W.P.A. | Evening Telegram | |
| Johnson, Dorothy | 1948.05.01 | 8 | pianist, music teacher | daughter of Rev. A. Johnson and Florie (Guy); piano recital in College Hall, Carbonear; recital at Pitts Memorial Hall arranged by University Woman's Club; gave classical concerts at military camps during the war; born Montreal; won Ada Wagstaff Harris Scholarship; pupil of Miss Margaret Miller Brown; member of faculty of Toronto Conservatory of Music | Evening Telegram |
| Johnston, Jean | 1946.03.16 | 8 | social work | Institute of the Blind; Women's Auxiliary | Evening Telegram |
| Joy, Isabel | 1947.01.18 | 9 | teacher | walks five miles to school; educated at St. Bride's College, Littledale and Memorial University College; teaches at Roman Catholic School, now known as St. Theresa's; Church of England children from the "Foster Home" attend; Father Summers; lives at 21 LeMarchant Rd. | Evening Telegram |
| Katz, Ethel | 1948.08.28 | 8 | artist | artist from N.Y. here to paint in watercolour; war work | Evening Telegram |
| Kennedy, Margaret | 1946.04.13 | 8 | teacher, personnel counsellor | born Harbour Grace; Secretary of the Citizens' Rehabilitation Committee; principal at Markland; R.C.A.F.(W.D.) operational clerk; secretary for R.C.A.F. Benevolent Fund; secretary for Welcoming and Welfare Committee for Overseas Wives; works with Gladys Harvey | Evening Telegram |
| Kielley, Constance | 1947.04.26 | 8 | secretary | accompanied Nfld. Representatives to the Trade Conference in London; worked with Natural Resources Dept. and now with Customs Dept. as secretary to Hon Commissioner James | Evening Telegram |
| Laurentius, Theodorus, Mrs. | 1947.12.20 | 8 | nurse | nee Jennie Wareham; educated at Bishop Spencer College and Montreal General Hospital; nursed in South Africa; married a Dutchman | Evening Telegram |
| Leslie, Anne | 1947.04.05 | 8 | dietician | dietician at General Hospital; born at Whitbourne; educated at Belleview Hospital, New York; plans with Miss Moores to open tearoom | Evening Telegram |
| Lindsay, Frances | 1948.04.24 | 8 | businesswoman | manager of Furness Withy's travel agency; war work; awarded M.B.E.; born St. John's; educated Methodist College and Mount Allison and business course in Toronto; assisted by Miss Robin Chafe | Evening Telegram |
| King, Pearl Naomi | 1946.12.21 | 8 | beautician, stenographer | Beauty Box; part of airforce R.C.A.F.; amateur photographer | Evening Telegram |
| MacDonald, Glenys | 1947.09.27 | 8 | guider | daughter of Governor; engaged to Robert Fullard (England); deputy Chief Commissioner of Girl Guides in Nfld. | Evening Telegram |
| MacKenzie, Ida | 1946.09.14 | 9 | visitor to Nfld.; Field Secretary for Woman's Missionary Society in Canada and Nfld.; Ladies Aid Societies | Evening Telegram | |
| Madden, Elizabeth | 1947.11.08 | 12 | teacher | blind; girl guide (First Caribou Rangers); Institute for the Blind; daughter of Michael and Elizabeth of Maddox Cove | Evening Telegram |
| Mansfield, Monnie G. | 1947.02.01 | 8 | registrar and Dean of Women | no picture; Memorial University College; Prof. J.L. Paton | Evening Telegram |
| Marshall, Mercedes | 1947.09.13 | 8 | teacher | B.A. (Dalhousie); teaches at Orthopaedic Hospital; taught at Memorial University College and gave classes to Nfld. Regiment | Evening Telegram |
| McCoan, Kathleen | 1947.03.01 | 9 | welfare work | graduate of Mass. Memorial Hospital; worked with Child Welfare Association and Superintendent of Child Welfare; Gosling donates salary as mayor for visiting nurse | Evening Telegram |
| McEvoy, Josephine | 1948.06.19 | 8 | secretary | Little Colinet Island; polio victim; spent time at Orthopaedic Hospital; interview during March of Dimes | Evening Telegram |
| Mews, Marjorie | 1948.02.14 | 8 | assistant librarian | Gosling Memorial Library; educated at McGill and Toronto | Evening Telegram |
| Mifflen, Jessie B. | 1947.05.10 | 8 | teacher, field worker | B.A.; studied adult education at Columbia ; with Visual education, branch of Dept. of Education; in Air Force and served in Canada | Evening Telegram |
| Moore, Elizabeth | 1948.01.03 | 8 | nurse | M.B.E.;matron of Merchant Navy Hospital | Evening Telegram |
| Moores, Constance, RN | 1947.05.03 | 8 | nurse | graduated from General Hospital; in charge of the Infirmary, Sudbury St. (aged and infirm); nursed at Sanatorium and Public Health Nursing Service | Evening Telegram |
| Murphy, Anne M., RN | 1947.07.19 | 9 | nurse, teacher | M.A. (N.Y. U.); educated at St. Patrick's Convent and St. Bride's, Littledale and School of Nursing, St. Vincent's Hospital, N.Y. and Teachers' College at Columbia University; director of nursing St. Michael's Hospital, Newark and Seton Hall College, N.J. and Georgetown University (first woman faculty); daughter of Patrick Murphy (Nfld. Railway); sister Margaret Murphy (teacher); family originally from Brigus | Evening Telegram |
| Murphy, Mary | 1947.12.13 | 8 | daughter of L.J. of Freshwater Road; head of display Dept. of Bowring Bros. Ltd.; educated at Mercy Convent and St. Bride's College (Littledale) and special art course at Memorial College; Diploma of Merit from American Federal School of Art; attended St. John's Arts and Handicrafts School | Evening Telegram | |
| Murray, Ramsey | 1947.12.27 | 8 | occupational therapist | educated Bishop Spencer College and Toronto Univ.; works with Dept. of Public Health and Welfare | Evening Telegram |
| Norris, Cecelia | 1948.08.21 | 8 | nurse | in charge of Newfoundland Blood Bank; born at Conche; educated Mercy Convent, St. John's;helped on the "Christmas Seal" and worked with Margaret Dinn | Evening Telegram |
| Noseworthy, Audrey | 1948.02.21 | 8 | musician | L.R.A.M.; recitals for Broadcasting Corporation of Newfoundland; born England; married during last year of the war C.H. of St. Jacques, Fortune Bay; broadcasts for Ayre & Sons; appeared on Great Eastern Oil Co. programme; teaches music at Salvation Army College; radio VONF | Evening Telegram |
| Noseworthy, Nora | 1946.07.27 | 10 | nurse | no picture;Grenfell Mission; born Green Island Cove; lived in England during the war | Evening Telegram |
| O'Keefe, Agnes | 1948.06.26 | 8 | stenographer, businesswoman | bowler; member of Avalon, Hikers' Club, National and Business Ladies leagues; J.V.R. tournament; born St. John's; educated Presentation Convent; manages family grocery store (New Gower Street) as brothers went to war; likes to read | Evening Telegram |
| O'Neill, Florence, Dr. | 1946.04.20 | 8 | teacher | Asst. Director of Adult Education; Presentation Convent, Witless Bay (born); taught on Oderin; Playground Association; B.A. Dalhousie 1936; Columbia University; only woman to receive a doctor's degree in education from Columbia | Evening Telegram |
| Perry, Esther, Adjutant, SA | 1948.02.07 | 8 | social work | Salvation Army; of English descent lived in Canada and now in Nfld.; works at the Anchorage | Evening Telegram |
| Peters, Marion | 1948.05.29 | 8 | lecturer | member of St. John's Players; lecturer in Chemistry at Memorial University College; born St. John's; educated Prince of Wales College, Memorial University College and McGill, B.Sc. In 1942; performed in play "Kind Lady" in Gander | Evening Telegram |
| Pitcher, Dorothy | 1948.03.13 | 10 | secretary; office worker | daughter of Darby; Newfoundland Trade Commissioner office in N.Y.; member of Woman's Division of the Royal Canadian Airforce during war; worked also for Dept. of Veterans' Affairs at North Bay | Evening Telegram |
| Pratt, Daphne | 1946.05.25 | 9 | secretary; health education | Junior Red Cross; graduate of Mount Allison | Evening Telegram |
| Pratt, M.J., Mrs | 1948.03.20 | 10 | president of Board of Directors of Y.W.C.A.; daughter of Canon A.B.S. Stirling; educated at Bishop Spencer College and Memorial University College with B.A. from Dalhousie (King's); worked at Public Library; married Max | Evening Telegram | |
| Prescott, Elizabeth | 1947.03.15 | 16 | wireless operator | her ship the Apollo is in harbour; women have invaded another field | Evening Telegram |
| Purcell, Mary | 1947.07.26 | 8 | beauty consultant | chief consultant for John H. Breck Inc. in the city for "two weeks" with Chas. R. Bell Ltd.; gave classes on the care of the hair and scalp; participant on radio programme "Our Woman's World" on Radio Station VONF | Evening Telegram |
| Quinlan, Margaret, RN | 1947.05.31 | 8 | nurse | first Nfld nurse to receive M.B.E.; graduated from General Hospital with Crowe scholarship; nee O'Neill married Edmund; worked in Trepassey and worked with Dept. of Public Health and Welfare | Evening Telegram |
| Rabbitts, Muriel, RN | 1946.03.30 | 8 | nurse | trained at General Hospital here and East end Maternity in England; works in England (during war); first time home since 1940 | Evening Telegram |
| Robertson, Bobbie | 1948.08.07 | 8 | secretary | born near Dundee, Scotland; educated Forgar Academy and Skerry's College; secretary to the Canadian Government Trade Commissioner in Newfoundland; loves books; rooms at the Crosbie Hotel; worked with Commission of Government in land settlement and Dept. of Rural Reconstruction; secretary to Algot F. Johnson head of one of four construction companies which built U.S. bases; no picture | Evening Telegram |
| Rogerson, Muriel | 1946.02.02 | 8 | war work in Motor Transport in Ireland; in the R.A.S.C., the original Fannies | Evening Telegram | |
| Ross, Lady | 1946.12.14 | 8 | widow of Charles, inventor of Ross rifle; sister Mrs. W. Grobin, 15 Church Hill; Newfoundland Forestry Corps cut wood on her estate in Kildary, Scotland | Evening Telegram | |
| Russell, Flora C. | 1947.05.24 | 8 | nutrition advisor | B.Sc.; in Nfld. From Scotland for a year at the request of Nfld. Government; worked under the Dept. of Public Health and Welfare; distribution of cocomilk powder and cod-liver oil and orange juice; "Kitchen Corner" radio programme | Evening Telegram |
| Ryan, E.J., RN | 1946.03.23 | 8 | nurse | born Ireland; lives in Trinity; war work; received M.B.E. | Evening Telegram |
| Sainsbury, R. , Major, SA | 1946.02.09 | 8 | social work | Salvation Army; Anchorage;"The poor and needy have been helped time and time again, and the good women of this city have done has never been realized." | Evening Telegram |
| Saunders, Louise | 1946.08.24 | 9 | lawyer | born Greenspond; Nfld's first woman lawyer | Evening Telegram |
| Scammel, A.R., Mrs. | 1947.08.23 | 8 | wife | married to Arthur author of "Squid Jiggin' Ground"; daughter of George Butt (Bonne Bay); had business training; Atlantic Guardian; lives in Montreal | Evening Telegram |
| Sceans, Isobel | 1946.10.05 | 9 | telephone operator | worked with Avalon Telephone Co.; the girls first to start A.R.P. | Evening Telegram |
| Scott, Catherine | 1948.07.17 | 8 | milliner; floor manager | works at Fashion Salon at Bowring Brothers; designs and makes hats; born in St. John's; educated at Presentation Convent | Evening Telegram |
| Shadley, Henrieta | 1947.11.15 | 8 | businesswoman | visiting from Mass.; vice-president of Massachusetts' State Club of Business and Professional Women who believe in equal pay for equal work; guest speaker at MacDonald Fellowship Club | Evening Telegram |
| Shea, Eileen | 1948.07.31 | 8 | actress, stenographer | "Island Story" (filmed by Green Park Productions in King's Cove); Miss Newfoundland 1946; took courses at Handicraft's Institute; born in St. John's; educated at Mercy Convent; works at Crane's on Hill o'Chips | Evening Telegram |
| Shea, Estelle | 1945.11.24 | 8 | child welfare | "This week's interview" | Evening Telegram |
| Snow, Frances | 1946.06.08 | 9 | Ayre & Sons | Bishop Spencer College; sportswoman; bowling; Avalon Club; Business Ladies' Bowling League | Evening Telegram |
| Stensland, Carol | 1947.08.30 | 8 | supervisor of adult education | works with N.Y. State Dept. of Education; came to Nfld. With husband Pers (Columbia Univ.) who were invited to give summer training of field workers in adult education | Evening Telegram |
| Stickland, Fronnie P., Major, SA | 1946.11.23 | 8 | teacher; nurse | born Pilley's Island; Superintendent of Nurses Grace Hospital; Salvation Army; Registerd Nurses' Association | Evening Telegram |
| Taylor, Jean (Mrs. Horace Cameron) | 1946.09.28 | 9 | singer | trained by Gordon Christian; sang at George St. Church; volunteer for Red Triangle; member of College Guild of Prince of Wales College | Evening Telegram |
| Templeton, Anna | 1945.12.29 | 8 | secretary | Jubilee Guilds; Caribou Hut; Brownrigg Bldg.; weaving | Evening Telegram |
| Thompson, Eleanor Shepard, Dr. | 1946.01.26 | 8 | teacher | daughter of Canadian lumberman and widow of N.Y. Banker; came to Nfld. as instructor for National Handicraft Training Center; teaches at College of the City of New York; assistant editor of Canadian Teacher; wrote Training Girls for Art Vocation; visitor | Evening Telegram |
| Titford, William, Mrs. | 1947.02.15 | 8 | Girl Guides Division Commissioner; nee Vera Miller enrolled as guide in 1st St. John's (Bishop Spencer College) Company; member of the Feildian Ladies' and Spencer Club | Evening Telegram | |
| Vey, Dorothy Maud | 1946.06.29 | 8 | businesswoman | manager of W. and G. Rendell, insurance and commission agents representing Phoenix Assurance Co., first insurance co. in Nfld.; educated Prince of Wales; worked with Job Bros.; has diploma as professional photographer; keen bowler; daughter of organ builder W.I. | Evening Telegram |
| Vezeau, Jean H. | 1947.06.07 | 8 | beautician | visited Nfld. to demonstrate beauty products for Dorothy Gray Salon, N.Y. | Evening Telegram |
| Warr, Eric, Mrs. | 1947.01.04 | 9 | wife | lives in Springdale; mink and fox farming,; Jubilee Guilds; Agricultural Exhibition; nurse is Mrs. Harnum; fire engine; town council; sawmills and A.N.D. Co. | Evening Telegram |
| Warren, Jean | 1945.12.08 | 8 | nurse | "This week's interview"; British Red Cross; nee Hutchings | Evening Telegram |
| Wells, Ethel, RN | 1946.08.31 | 8 | nurse | Sanitorium; born Bonavista; worked Grace Hospital; San-Beams; Navy Hospital; received M.B.E.; amateur photography | Evening Telegram |
| White, Pauline | 1948.03.27 | 10 | nurse | born Nain, Labrador; educated General Hospital and Grenfell Schooll | Evening Telegram |
| Whiteside, Lillian | 1946.12.07 | 8 | nurse | Superintendent of District Nursing Service; 'helped equip and open the first Cottage Hospital"; born England; midwives; staying at Ida Barnes, 80 Allandale Rd. while on vacation in Nfld. | Evening Telegram |
| Whittington, Joan | 1947.04.19 | 8 | nurse | British Red Cross; on visit to Nfld.; describes war work | Evening Telegram |
| Wigh, Sylvia | 1948.08.14 | 8 | welfare work, teacher; radio announcer | war work; born England; works with Child Welfare Division of the Dept. of Public Health and Welfare; father antiques dealer came to Nfld.; educated at Bishop Spencer College and Memorial; teacher; worked with B.B.C.; amateur dramatics and member of St. John's Players | Evening Telegram |
| Wilansky, Esther | 1947.04.12 | 8 | proprietor | Model Shop; fashion; describes tour of MGM | Evening Telegram |
| Wilder, David L., Mrs. | 1947.09.20 | 8 | journalist | vacationing at her brothers Robert J. Sutherby, 17 Bond Street; family moved to Boston; father John R. was a tailor; currently living in Missouri | Evening Telegram |
| Winsor, Harry, Mrs. | 1946.10.26 | 9 | volunteer, telegraph operator | Butler from Fogo; worker of St. Michael's Church; war work; president C.E.W.A. | Evening Telegram |
| Wiseman, C.D., Major, Mrs., SA | 1947.06.14 | 8 | Salvation Army Officer | Scotch born; married to head of Salvation Army in Nfld.; in charge of Women's Home League; secretary of the League of Mercy; helped start Home and School Association | Evening Telegram |
| Woods, J.S., Mrs. | 1947.06.21 | 8 | president of Women's University Club | Evening Telegram | |
| Stirling, A.B.S., Mrs. | 1947.01.25 | 8? | wife of minister | President of St.Mary's, Southside C.E.W.A.; president of the Altar Guild; president of St. Mary's Hall Auxiliary; prsident of Social Committee; contributed to W.P.A. along with Mrs. Ernest Ash; member C.L.B. Auxiliary and associate member of the Girls' Friendly Society; son by former marriage, William Carson, manages Hudson's Bay Co. at Fort McPherson, N.W.T. | Evening Telegram |