Dated Death Notices From Welland and Toronto Area
Several obituaries and memorial notices appear from Welland and Toronto regions. Entries include infant and adult deaths, married names, and family references, noting the late Gur son of Mrs. David Armstong and Dorothy Irene Dredge of Acton, among others in memory tributes and memorial lines.
Acton Notes and Community Happenings
The Halton Seed Fair returns to Acton on March 6 and 7. War Savings Certificates are encouraged. Acton Legion hosted its annual venison dinner with Reeve J. M. McDonald supplying venison. Dr. Shortt and family settle into the former Nelson residence as Dr. Chas. D. Shortt assumes practice.
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Halton
Acton
Chas. D
Acton Legion
Reeve J. M. McDonald
Games Popular With the Troops
Indoor games are widespread in Canadian military camps and air stations as troops play ping-pong croquinole checkers and cribbage. Darts and euchre are common, with many players monthly at YMLCA facilities free of charge.
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Canada
Mrs Buck dies after short illness at Owen Sound hospital
Mrs. Martin Buck mother of four sons on active service and one in the Reserve of the Haldimand Rifles died Tuesday January 20 at the General and Marine Hospital Owen Sound after a brief illness. Born April 1 1883 at Lions Head Ontario she moved with her family to Manitoulin Island as a child and later settled in Owen Sound. She married Martin Buck in 1908 and they moved to Owen Sound in 1933 after his death. Survived by eight children four sisters and five brothers. Funeral held at Breckenridge Chapel with Rev W H Moore of First Baptist Church officiating. Interment Greenwood Cemetery.
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Martin Buck
Haldimand Rifles
General and Marine Hospital
Owen Sound
Buck
Lions Head
Ontario
Miss Pearl
Albert
Richard Buck
Brantford
Gnr
Geo
R.C.A
Herbert
Cpl. Martin
R.C.A.F
Summerside
P.ey
Cpl
Austin
R.c.af
Moncton
N.B
Sgt
Mneth
RC A.F
Billy Ast
Breckenridge Funeral
W.H. Moore
Flist Baptist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
R. L. Buck
A. O.buck
P.E
Acton
Than. Rumiley
Nellie Begley
Matheson
Albert Haptins
Tobermory
Tobermory; Mr. and Mrs. T. Bartman
Wlarton
R. Bartman
Hepworth
Geo. Buchanan
Kitchener
J. W. Black
G. Davies
Galt
The Quiet Strength of Everyday Goodness
A reflection on humble individuals who quietly inspire and sustain the world with steadfast, gentle virtue. The author cites Phillips Brooks to argue that even unseen, ordinary people can lift others and improve society through consistent goodness.
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Phillips Brooks
Holstein Breeders Elect Officers For the Year
Brig R Graham of Burlington spoke at the Halton Holstein Breeders Club annual meeting in Palermo praising Russian scientific and military progress. C D Graham outlined selective registration as officers were elected: President W H Biggar Oakville and vice presidents A T Woodley Milton and W H Robinson Georgetown with secretary treasurer W J Lawrence Oakville and a slate of directors from Esquesing Trafalgar Nassagarawa and other townships.
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Brig. R. Graham
Burlington
Halton Holstein Breeders’ Club
Palermo
Graham
Harvard
Russia
Frederick Banting
C.D. Graham
Holstein Extension Service
Brantford
Halton
Milton
C.N.E
Canada
South Halton
W. H. Biggar
Oakville
Jat
A. T. Woodley
W. H. Robinson
Georgetown
WY. J.lawrence
Esquesing
Craig Reid
Wilfred Sealle
Oliver Hunter
Norvat——_ Nelson
J. C. Bell
Fred Hamilton
Rosas Segsworth
Freeman
Morley Watson
Tansley
Nassagaweya
A. S. Mahon
Frank Rine
Halton Jersey Cattle Club
J. M. Fraser
Peel Holstein Breeders’ Club
Mr. Lucas
Royal Bank of Burlington
Halton Holstein Calf Club
Five Poles condemned to death by German authorities
Two women are among five Polish prisoners condemned to death at Poznan for activities against German forces during the 1939 invasion. The report notes harsh penalties imposed on Poles resisting occupation.
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Stockholm
Poznan
Poland
Thank you note from Iran Box Acton serviceman
Dear friends we thank you for cards and letters and the gift from Miss Ryder and the 1.C.C.E. We enjoy Canada but love home best. We had Christmas here with goose turkey and pudding. I met Bobbie O Hara who is well. Our division is scattered but we hope to be together soon. We are fighting and will win.
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Margaret ‘Ryder
1.C.C.E
Acton War Services
Canada
Bobbie O'Hara
Red Cross Shipments Include Gowns and Helmets
The Red Cross branch reports large consignments dated January 22 1942 with hospital gowns T binders slings face masks cloths sheets pillow covers and surgeon garments. The list also notes numerous quilts helmets gloves mitts boots and socks among goods on hand and in process of sewing.
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Red Cross
Quebec
Medal for Policeman Whyman for Bomb Disposal Brave Act
Police Sgt. Lewise G. Whyman awarded the British Empire Medal for bravery during raids. He serves as liaison between police and bomb disposal squads and often works in the dark to locate unexploded bombs.
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Bootle
Eng
Lewise G. Whyman
Gifts acknowledged by Chancellor include aid from a girl
A report notes gifts acknowledged by the Chancellor of the Exchequer. One contribution of £1 from a girl is cited, with her saying she wished to help pay for her father's cruiser.
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London
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David Armstrong
Witan
Alla
Tasbanda
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Western Hospital
Toronto
Dorothy Irene
Herbert and
Irene Dredge
Clarence Dann
Fairview Avenue
Warriner
Marmaduketreet
George ‘Winkinson Warriner
Minnie MacPherson
Near
Henry
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Catherine Morse
Herb Fryer
Mrs. Martin Buck
Holstein Breeders
Ee D. Rachlin
Y.M.C.A
Iran
England
Piel
Jean
B. D. Rachlin
Guelph Theatres
ROYAL
Bahama Passage
Stirling Hayden
Loretta Young
Conrad Veidt
Laurence Oliver, Raymond
Robert Young
Ruth Hussey
Prices and Trade Board
Iee Ags
Sagas
S. Lumber
Ottawa