Obituaries and Notices from Ontario Maternity Deaths
Private Heene daughter Beverley Allen born September 2 1941 to Mr Mrs Hem in Acton Ontario. Nicklin died in Standalda Michigan April 18 1941 aged 83. Robertson Duncan Acton Ontario died September 1941 at home Indian Grove Toronto aged 89. McLeod Len McLeod died September 3 1841 in his ninety second year. Wansbrough memorial notes Robert H Wansbrough died October 1929 safe in arms of wife and family.
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Nicklin
Standalda
Mich
Arbor
Charlotte A
James Henrycklin
Robertson
Indian Grove
Toronto
Duncan Robertson
Acton
McLeod
Montember
Day
Len McLeod
Belov
Lottie Kate Jackson
Wansbrough
Robert H. Wansbrowshe
Siward
Russian Women Enter The Fight
Soviet women from factory workers to nurses rally to support the front. They volunteer for blood donors roles and demand dispatch to the front as nurses, doctors, or in any capacity. Housewives and office workers fill in at mines and factories while Z I Berezina keeps drilling overnight, outputting two and a half times normal.
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Red Cross
Kiev
Z. 1
Berezina
Hitler
Obituary of Mrs Charlotte A Nicklin of Grand Rapids
Born in Acton eighty three years ago, Mrs Charlotte A Nicklin died September 18 at O Keefe Sanitarium after a lengthy illness. She was the daughter of the late Oliver and his wife. Her husband James Henry Nicklin preceded her. Survived by daughter Laura H Nicklin and son Earl S Nicklin and grandson Elden James Nicklin, all of Grand Rapids. Nieces include Mrs Robert Shaw and Mrs Lizzie Swackhamer of Acton. nephews Wallace, Samuel, Robert and W N Laaby. A member of the First Methodist Episcopal Church for 37 years. Funeral Saturday September 20 at Sullivan's Chapel. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery, Grand Rapids.
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Acton
Charlotte A. Nicklin
O'Keefe Sanitarium
Nicklin
Oliver Tiashy
James Henry Nicklin
Berjarin Nicklin
Michigan
Lowell
Sparta
Grand Rapids
Laura H. Nicklin
Earl
Elden James Nicklin
Grand Fapida
Robert Shaw
Lizzie) Swackhamer
Wallace
Samuel
Robert
WN Laaby
Wes Nek
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Lester A. Kilpatrick
Sullivan's Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Death of Mrs Hannah Reynolds Lady of Acton and Galt
Mrs Hannah Reynolds wife of the late Enos Reynolds and aunt of Acton’s Postmaster J C Matthews died Saturday at her Galt home after a three month illness. She was in her seventieth year, had lived in Galt about 15 years and traced ancestry to Abraham Matthews and Roswell Matthews the first Wellington County settler. She was born in Acton and was the last surviving of ten children. A former teacher in Ontario and Michigan, she belonged to the United Church. Surviving are a daughter Mrs Webb a son Morey of Pasadena California nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Memorial service was held Monday at 3 30 p m at Harold Gray funeral home with interment Mount View Cemetery.
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Hannah Reynolds
Salt Slater
James Matthews
Acton
J. C. Matthews
Galt
Reynolds
Hannah Matthews
Abraham Matthews
Diana Mary Nicklin
Roswell Matthews
Wellington County
Alte
Elora
Calraville
Enos Reynolds
Ontario
Detroit
Lansing
Mich
The
United Church
Abram Matthews
Matthews
Mrs. Webb
Morey
Pasadena
Calif
Harold Gray
St. Andrews Street
Mount View Cemetery
Corned Beef Tins Cured by New British Process
Two batches of corned beef tins sent to Britain from South America emerged with different results. One batch used a new alkaline oxidizing dip at the Tin Research Institute in Middlesex causing a protective oxide film, preventing blackening. The other batch, untreated, showed black stains on arrival after fifteen months.
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Atlantic
Britain
Tin Research Institute
Middlesex
England
South America
Wool Grading and War in Canada
Wool grading has operated in Canada for 25 years aiding national effort. Grading selects fleece for each grade enabling mills on government contracts to buy specific qualities. Resulting in strong military clothing but high demand forces imports of graded wool.
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Canada
War commentary on oil demand and Allied strategy in Caucasus
Amid war chatter the piece analyzes oil as decisive for Hitler and sketches Allied plans to defend the Caucasus with Wavell directing operations from Britain and India. It notes McNaughton praising Russian resistance, U.S. shipbuilding momentum, and RAF raids on Germany while detailing Mediterranean losses and Churchill's Commons address.
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Russia
Hitler
Caucasus
Churchill
Archibald ‘Wavell
Britain
Egypt
Iadia
Black
Caspian
Yran
India
Iran
Wavell
John Dill
Imperial General Staff
Claude Auchinleck
Successiror
Middle East
Canada
G. L. McNaughton
Germany
McNaughton
Berlin
London
Uncle Sam
United States
Roosevelt
Armericans
Royal Air Force
Cologne
Calais
Dunkerque
England
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Royal Navy
Europe
Mortgage Sale Set On Oct 21 At Anton Eichhorn Farm
A mortgage sale and a distress sale are planned for October 21 1961 at one in the afternoon at Anton Eichhorn’s farm in Guelph Ontario to settle Lot 25 Con 5 Nassagawega and related parcels. Chattel sale includes a bay horse cattle implements and farm gear. Terms require 25 percent down with balance secured by mortgage at four percent annual interest.
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Perlic
Anton Eichhorn
Guelph
Ontario
Nassagawega
Halton
Deering
Marsey-Harris
Agrichpl
Tural Loans
East Block
Parliament Buildings
Toronto
Nurses Honored at London Luncheon for War Service
Canadian press reports a London luncheon honoring nurse Ernest Brown and praising nursing service to soldiers, sailors, and civilians. Attendees included Vincent Massey and Mrs Massey. speeches highlighted pay rises, long hours, and imperial nurses who funded travel to Britain.
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Denise Daltroff
London
Ernest Brown
Britain
One Hundred Horses Granted Export Certificates This Year
Education on horse exports notes 100 animals approved for overseas shipment from Britain in the first six months. Destinations include Argentina Bahamas Darbatos Brestl Canadas Federated Malay States South Africa and the United States. Sire and dam types range from Thoroughbreds to ponies with 69 geldings among 16 mares and stallions.
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Britain
Argentina
Bahamas
Darbatos
Brestl
Canadas
Federated Malay Mites
South Africa
United States
Cleveland Bay
Cleveland
Airman Seeks Pressing Help Before Buckingham Palace Visit
Early morning at Waterloo Station an airman arrives in a wrinkled uniform and fears his appearance before meeting the King. A YMCA staffer helps by ironing the uniform, enabling the airman to look proper for a medal ceremony at Buckingham Palace.
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Y.M.C.A
Waterloo Station
Agrenady
Mier
Buckingham Palace
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