Funeral Notice for Robert Wimer in November Service
The message records a funeral notice for Robert Wimer, beloved husband of Matilda Jane Xitching. The service is set for November at his residence in Acton, with burial at Fairview Cemetery in Crompton.
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Jali
Matt Sirest
Acton
Robert Wimer
Wallace
Matilda Jane
Remembrance and community notices in Acton region
November events sweep Acton with Poppy Day Remembrance Service plans and Parents Night at the school. Wartime drives push War Savings for naval guns, cave troughing at Wool Combing plant, and a community auction at Baldinabad.
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Acton
Wool Combing Corporation
Acton School Board
Baldlinafad
Tin For Timoshenko Russia's war effort relies on tin
Russia's war needs push tin imports from British Malaya to record levels. In 1929 the Soviet tin intake was negligible, but from July exports surged toward a million pounds, supplying bearings for tanks planes and radio gear. The United States and Britain dominate global tin, with the Straits settlements and Netherlands territories key sources.
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Russia
British Malaya
Soviet Union
Stalin
United States
Canada
Singapore
Penang
Straits
Settlements
Fromelands
Banka
Diliiton
Netherlands
Rose Tyler Obituary of Acton Resident after Short Illness
After a short illness Mrs. Rose Tyler widow of the late Edward Tyler died October 28 at St Joseph's Hospital in Guelph. A longtime Acton resident of over thirty years born in London England she immigrated in 1910 with her husband and two children. She leaves six children including Edward Jr and Cpl Matthew Tyler and was a member of St Albans Church. A private funeral was held conducted by Rev Brooks with interment at Fairview Cemetery beside her husband. Pallbearers and flower bearers included family and neighbors.
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Rose Tyler
Edward ‘Tyler
St. Joseph's Hospital
Guelph
Acton
London
England
Canada
Sti Albans Church
Shee
Assater
Wreath
Mason Knitting Employees
Bert Bennett
Homewood Family
Canadian
Gratton Knight
Hamilton
British Columbia
C. Stapleton
Brampton
Gordon Huffman
George
Charles Tyler
Alster
Sheep
Toronto
Slatera
Mr. Brooks
Fairview
Merara
W. Coon
W. Norton
B. Bayliss
H. Smethurat
G. Gibbons
W. Foottit
Teddle
Bobbie Tyler
O. Stapleton
Cross
F. Turner
Pte
A. Kirkness
A. Wyck
E. Foott
Churchill Receives Two Life Size Doll Gifts
Prime Minister Churchill received two 18 inch dolls from Marguerite L. Davis of Syracuse New York. The dolls dressed as an American Red Cross Nurse and an American Army Nurse were sent to a Red Cross States depot and described by Churchill as the moat unique gift.
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London
Church
Marguerite L.davis
Syracuse
N.Y
Red Cross
Lymit Clothes Rules Curb Ration-Evading Hires
London shop rules outlaw hiring outfits to dodge rationing. Customers must not hire dresses for more than 14 days or risk a two year penalty. deposits used to secure hires are implicated in enforcement.
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London
Sulta
Clearing Auction Sale in Nessagawey Township
Public auction conducted by the Administratrix of the late Camner Hamshaw offers farm assets in Nessagawey Township. Catalog lists horses cattle implements hay grain harness and more plus 152 acre farm and 50 acres pasture with cash sale terms and contact for Wm G Taylor and Mrs Cameron Ramshaw.
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Haa
Cameron Hamshaw
Nawagawoya
Willud
Lacksmith's Wise
Wm. G. Taylor
Cameron. Ramshaw
Wm. Q. Taylor
McTague St
Guelph
Plank
Voters' List for Acton Ontario October 27 1941
Notice as per the Voters List Act that the Village of Acton posted the voters list on October 27 1941 in Acton Ontario for Parliament provincial and municipal elections. Voters may appeal errors or omissions by November 17 1941 to Clerk Co F Leatherland.
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Acton
Ontario
Legislative Assembly
Co. F. Leatherland
Letters from sea amid wartime danger and raider chase
A WW2 era ship’s diary describes zigzagging in a danger zone leaving the West Indies on a voyage to the Far East. The narrator recalls a tense encounter with a suspected German raider, the crew preparing gun action, and reflections on German victories and naval tactics. The writer notes color signals, enemy behavior, and questions about who truly wins at sea.
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Germany
Belgium
Holland
Poland
Journal Letter From South Atlantic Voyage Aboard
A dated letter describes a voyage from the West Trollow to Africa with thoughts on enemy raiders and surveillance. The writer notes cooler southern winds, a hoped return by Christmas, and plans for spring travel, signing as VY. DION, A-B., AANG GI1., RCN.
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Africa
Billy
Christmax
Dion
RCN
Airmail Link Between Britain and Portugal Through War
The article notes a long running air service by British Overseas Airways linking England to Lisbon since 1920. It highlights wartime routes to Malta and prisoner of war mail, with free forwarding to Lindon and Portugal’s postal transfer. A July card for POW airmails cost three pence to Lisbon.
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England
Lisbon
Overgana Airways Corporation
Britain
Portugal
U.S.A
Malta
Lindon
British Airways
Germany
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