Beloved Husband Robert James Vames Follows Beloved
The notice records the death of Robert Vames, husband of Matilda Jane Nitching, with funeral service to be held from an address on November 5 at 3 o clock. Interment will take place at Fairview Cemetery in Acton.
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Jalllacke
Acton
Wea
Robert Vames
Matilda Jane Xitching
Fairview Cemetery
Cton
Remembrance and community notes from Acton district
Remembrance Day events are planned in Acton with services on Tuesday and store hours adjusted on Remembrance Night. Poppy Day is observed on Saturday with reminders to wear the red flower. Local activity includes garage work on Frederick Street, Veterans Night at Walker Lodge, school board meeting adjourned for lack of quorum, and an upcoming community auction at Batlinafad. The War Savings Campaign urges participation to fund naval guns and machine guns.
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Acton School Board
Batlinafad
Tin Exports Surge as Britain Supplies Soviet War Effort
The article notes a dramatic July rise in tin exports from British Malaya to the Soviet Union and allies, with July shipments near £1,000,000. Tin is used for tanks and aircraft bearings, electronics, fire systems, and food canning, reflecting Allied control of tin supplies from Singapore Penang and Banka Billiton areas.
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Russia
Malaya
Soviet Union
Statin
Army Bberriea
United States
Canada
Tly
Singapore
Penang
Straits
Banka
Billiton
Netherlands Indies
Mrs Rose Tyler Mourned By Avton Community
Mrs Rose Tyler widow of the late Edward Tyler died Wednesday October 28 at St Joseph’s Hospital Guelph. A longtime Avton resident she leaves six children and several siblings with a private funeral held by Rev Brooks and interment at Fairview Cemetery beside her late husband. Floral tributes came from many relatives and local organizations.
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Rose Tyler
Edward ‘Tyler
St. Joseph's Hospital Guelph
Avton
London
England
Canada
Acton
St. Alban's Church
Shee
Wreath
Mason Knitting
Bert Bennett
Spray
Homewood Family
Canadian Gratton Knight of
Hamilton
Wakeaide
Spray; Mra. Huffman
Gladys
Mias Cordiner
O. Stapleton
G. Gibbons
C. Stapleton
Brampton
Gordon Huffman
George
Charles Tyler
Ulster
Toronto
Mr. Brooks
Fairview
Merara
W. Coon
W. Norton
B. Bayliss
H. Smethurst
W. Foottit
Teddie
Bobbie Tyler
Ro Cross
F. Turner
Pte
A. Kirkness
A. Wyck
E. Foottlt
Churchill Receives Two 18‑Inch Dolls as Gifts
Prime Minister Churchill called two 18 inch dolls the most unique gift of his life. The dolls sent by Marguerite L. Davis of Syracuse New York were dressed as an American Red Cross Nurse and an American Army Nurse and forwarded to a Red Crown States depot.
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London
Churchil
Marguerite L. Davis
Syracuse
N.Y
Red Cross
Lymit Clothes Bans Short Hire of Garments in London
London authorities outlaw rental of clothing beyond 14 days to stop customers getting items off the ration. Violators face up to two years in prison or a fine. Deposit forfeiture schemes are targeted by the new rule.
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London
Sulta
Auction Sale in Nassagaweya Township Clears Farm and Implements
Public auction by the Administratrix of the Late Cameron Ramshaw offers horses cattle hay grain poultry and farm equipment at Nassagaweya Township near Rockwood on Wednesday November 19. The sale includes a 1452 acre farm with a stone house bank barn driving shed and 80 acres of pasture plus extensive harnesses wagons tools and implements. Cash terms apply. auctioneer W G Taylor and Mrs Cameron Ramshaw administer.
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Cameron Ramnhaw
Nawagawoyn
Willow
Rockwood
Finlag
M.H
Quebec
Jacksmith
Wise
Stewart
Wm. G. Taylor
Cameron. Ramshaw
Adtainiatratrix
GQ. Taylor
McTague St
Guelph
C. O. Plank
Voters List for Acton Village 1941
The Village of Acton Ontario posts the voters list for all elections on October 27 1941 for MPs provincial legislators and municipal races. The last day to appeal errors is November 17 1941. Clerk Co F Leatherland 182 acts as the filing official.
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Acton
Ontario
Legislative Assembly
Co. F. Leatherland
Letter From Sea Ship Narrates Narrow Escape From Raider
A wartime letter dated September 16 1941 describes a convoy danger zone encounter with a ship resembling a German raider. The crew prepared gun action and maneuvered to keep the opponent at range, while reflecting on Germanys naval tactics and noting Swedish colors during the pursuit.
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Tust
Weat Indiea
Fhat
Germany
Belgium
Holland
Poland
Ake
Hia
Unclear Enemy Raider Reflection From A Voyage Log
A fragmented traveler’s note discusses a possible enemy raider and secrecy aspects of a voyage from the West Trollow to Africa. The writer hints at deception, potential sightings, and hopes of returning home for Christmas.
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Inaa Rink
Hingbo Hu
Mr. Dilly
Rae Mombar
Y. Dilon
Not a Letter Lost Between England and Lisbon Overgana Airways Service
The article notes that since 1930 Britain’s Overgana Airways runs seaplanes and aeroplanes covering 750 000 miles with 4600 passengers. It mentions free war prisoner correspondence to Portugal via the U K and Portuguese Post Office, plus a three penny lightweight airmail card devised in July for prisoners of war destined for Germany.
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England
Lisbon
Overgana Airways Corporation
Britain
Portugal
U.S.A
Lindon
British Airways
Germany
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