Obituary Notices Mention Holmes Kingsbury Ryder
Fragmented notices list deaths and marriages from Ontario regions including Holmes Kingsbury and Ryder families. Dates mention December and hospital references hint at St Josephs and Guelph General. Contents reference spouses Florence Wilson Ann Hall Mary Denny and places Hamilton and Guelph with ages and familial ties.
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Ware
St. Joseph's Hospital
Feraltee
Ann Hall Kingsbury
Guelph
Robert Hume Kingsbury
Florence BM. Wilson
Ryder
Hamilton
Onteria
Mary Denny
Mance
Hark Anid Reld
Card of thanks from Guelph family mourns recent bereavement
Mrs R H Eb a family thank De Savant Or ly Waller Guelph general hospital and Reeds and others who, taken leave and read cars in their recent bereavement.
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R. H
de. Savant
Ly Waller
Guelph
Weeral Hoan Tal
Ease
Reeds
Ieee Ae
Christmas Reflections and War News from Acton
Brighter and happier New Year wishes open the note. Canadian soldiers in Acton England hold a Christmas party for 200 children with Santa and donations from Army staff. Lieut Dennis Fosbury, brother of Rev Fosbury, returns home on thirty day leave after five years overseas. The Maple Leaf reviews dental corps personnel near Germany and Corp. R. M. Swackhamer among them. Pte N Robert Morrison, known as Squeak, reported killed in action July 21, with August reports of his missing. Merchants observed Boxing Day and Christmas. railway and radio notes about the season finish.
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Pte. N
Robert
Squeak" Morrison
Acton
England
Santa Claus
Canadian Army Administration
Dennis Fosbury
A. W. Fosbury
France
Belgium
Holland
Maple Leaf
Dental Corps
Germany
Corp
R. M. Swackhamer
Wartner
John
Mitchie
Mike Oura
Xon
Canada
Xallor
The
Seven Seas
Christmina
Mary M Reid obituary notes Erin roots Acton death at 57
Miss Mary M Reid daughter of the late Rev Hugh Reid and Margaret McKechnie of Erin died suddenly at her Acton home on December 1948 in her 58th year. She taught in Erin Township and Erin Village most of her life and moved to Acton twelve years ago. A member of Capital Church she was active in church and community affairs. Funeral was December 21 with service at home, interment Erin Cemetery. Pallbearers included Hugh Reid Joe Reid Harold Griffin Mervin Hillard Chas Sands Walter Bauer. Flower bearers were Bessie Clarence Mary Reid and Smith Griffin.
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Mary M. Reid
Hugh Reid
Margaret McKechnie
Erin
Acton
Mize Reid
Erin Township
Erin Village
Capital Church
Robert HH
D. J. Reid
W. H. Wallace
F. ‘Thomson
Erin Cemetery
Joe Reid
Harold Griffin
Mervin Hillard
Chas. Sands
Walter Bauer
Bessie Clarence
Mary Reid
Smith Griffin
Acton Baptist Church
I. H. Reid
Laura
Chas.e Landsborough
Mervin Hilliard
Deaths in Erin Township and Guelph Areas
The obituary notices report the funeral of Robert wt. Kingsbury of Erin Township with survivors including wife Florence May Wilson and daughter Alvena, plus sons Melvin Duncan and Alex. The service was conducted by Rev. J. McKenzie at Ospringe Presbyterian Church with interment at Eden Mills Cemetery. Also noted is the death of Thomas Frederick Ryder of Guelph on Christmas Day after a long illness. he leaves behind wife Minnie Denny and four children, with funeral services held at McLanaghan and Rosas Funeral Home and burial at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Robert HW
Kingsbury
Erin Township
Robert Wt. Kingsbury
Amaziah
Elizabeth Kingsbury
Johnstone and Rumley
Nassagaweya
Eramoea
Erin
Guelph General Hospital
Florence May Wilson
Alvena
Clifford Mc.Dougall
Eramosa Township
Melvin
Duncan
Alex
Gilbert
Charles
Nassagweya
Agnes
Ethel
Katie
Dayton
Ohio
USA
Mezara
Duncan‘ McTavish
David Stewart
Alvin Fisher
Ospringe
Jaz Gilbertzon
D. Fulton
Wm. Wilson
Nassagaweya Township
Stanley Wilton
Robi. Kingsbury
Edward Kingsbury
J. McKenzie
Ospringe Presbyterian Church
Eden Mills Cemetery
Thomas Frederick Ryder
Glasgow
Guelph
Hamilton
Mr. Ryder
Arkell
Acton
United Church
Exquesing Township
Mary FY
Minnie) Denny
Alvin Ryder
Landon Road
Earl Ryder
Cannadian Army
John Allan
Caroline
R. R
James Tolion
Jessie
R. RK
W.hancock
Gladyd
Glasgow Street
Jaro
Anaister
William
Toronto
Herman
Geese Southward The Great Migration Seen From Autumn Skies
In a frost lit field a flock of geese moves southward across the night sky. The observer notes their precise V formations, seamless leader shifts, and shared effort as they ride currents, while curious onlookers wonder at their guiding signs and teamwork.
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Picton
Gazette
Democracy and education mold citizens and rulers alike
The piece argues democracy should design education to produce good citizens, while dictatorship can shape education to create human beasts. It stresses the challenge of fostering cultured people and warns on easier creation of compliant individuals.
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Cochrane
Ont
Northland Post
Basis of Courage for the Future in the Sunday Lesson
The lesson centers on Peter’s confession that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the living God, and the implications for faith in the church built on this rock. It discusses the keys of the kingdom, enduring faith, and the Christian outlook toward the Day of God, urging steadfastness and holiness as believers await Christ’s return.
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Peter
Christ
Jesus
Serhisios
God
Yeans
Peters
Simon
Jonah
Venus
Unon
Rock
Petra
Peros
Jesus Christ
Hades
New Ration Books Issued for Discharged Service Members
Veterans discharged from the Armed Forces may immediately receive civilian ration books by applying to the nearest local ration board. Bring Department of National Defence discharge papers or a service letter confirming discharge.
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Department of National Defence
Armed Services
Weekly War Commentary Continues From Page One
War recap notes German push to Paris and potential peace terms. MacArthur reports Leyte and Namur campaigns concluded, Palompon harbor invasion ends 66 day drive, and Pacific air and naval bombardments continue. Soviet forces close on Budapest as Greek factions discuss government with Churchill and Eden. Britain plans to keep order until elections.
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Belgium
Luxembourg
Paris
Hoosevelt
Peare
Pacific
MacArthur
Leyte
Namar
Palompen
Elsantero Al-med
Tokyo
Yokotama
Shizuka
China
Shantung Province
Nanking
Wednessey
Celles
Meuse
Ciney
Namur
von Runstedt
Budapest
Greece
Churchill
Eden
Britain
Inflation and the home front in Canada and Europe
A wartime letter from Greece describes extreme currency devaluation and the impact of inflation on daily life. It notes Greek drachmas losing value, high prices, poverty, and hardship, urging Canadians to support war efforts through rationing, ceiling prices, and Victory Bonds.
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Canada
Airforce
Greece
Christmas Reflections From Ginger Farm Chronicle
A homey post-Christmas diary from Ginger Farm recounts a white holiday scene. The author notes relatives abroad and missing soldiers, expresses hopes for a peaceful New Year, and urges sincere goodwill toward readers and loved ones.
Flyer notices clock at Georgetown and Guelph
A fragmentary notice lists daily Flyer schedules with exceptions for Saturday and Sunday. It mentions Georgetown and Guelph routes with specific times such as 635 p.m. and 7123 p.m., indicating timetable details.
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Dally
Georgetown
Comet
Sur
Guelph
Xcept
Sun
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Fatirarea
Acton Free Press
Ontario
Garlof Dills
Otice
Holmes
Inst
Joseph's Hospital
Zist, Jone
Mra ML Holmes
Thanes
Weard
Gnr
Albert Mills
Bil Williams
H.M.C.S
Ince Arran
Alfred Patrick
Eadfastly
Sons of
Goa
NEW Ration Books
Chronicles of
Enquesing Township
C. Howard
May
W. G. C. Kenney
J. A. McNiven
Symon Block
Mill Street
St. Pheas
WM. .G. Cullen
L.m.c-C
Gergen
Frederick Street
Fuone
T. H. Wylie
Teronte
Hugh S. Austin
MI Street
Comer Frederick, Acton
Begal
Kenneth M
Langdon
Gregory
Bull’s
T. Seynuck
B.D. Young
V.s.b.v.sc. Veterinary Sur
Brookville
Milton
F. G. Oakes, V.S
B.v.sc
Knox Avenues
Canadian National Railways
George
Guelp
Royal Palace
Thea
Carmen Miranda
Michael O'Shea
Paonchmac
Man
Myrna Loy
Wim. Powell
Irene Dawn
Gray Coach Lines
London
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