Soldier thanks hometown newspaper from Canada training camp
Private Bruce Harley writes from Kingston signaling course in Canada thanking the Georgetown Herald for companionship and news. He notes fellow soldiers from Yukon Nova Scotia and Winnipeg, shares local outings at YMCA Kingston and Queen’s University, and looks ahead to returning to camps across Canada.
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Camp Borden
Georgetown
Canada
Herald
Yukon
Nova Béotia
P.P. C.L.I
Winnipeg
Kingston
Y.m.ca
Queen's University
Lewis Humberstone
Norm Barber
Mrs. Robertson of Eramosa Dies After Illness
After a short illness Mary Parker Robertson of Eramosa Township died at the family farm on Erin Eramosa townline. She was the eldest daughter of Hector Parker and a pioneer, leaving a husband, four daughters Alice Rydall Guelph Jane Heber Jackson Lottie Metcalfe Isabel McCartney and two daughters Martha Gerrie Pearl Barden, and son George. A sister Mrs McNeil and six brothers survive. Funeral plans were to be announced, and Mr Robertson will live with daughter Mrs Rydall in Guelph after burial.
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Eramosa Township
Robertson
Mary Parker
Hector Parker
Erin-Eramosa
Alice
Rydall
Guelph
Jane
Heber Jackson
Lottie
Metcalfe
Isabel
McCartney
O1al
Wesley
Erin
Martha
Gerrie
Pearl
Barden
George
McNeil
Robert Thomas
Colm
Richard
John
Ban
Everton
Charles
Georgetown
Suniey
Grreiph
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