Obscure Clergy Deaths and an Ottawa Politician Passed Away
An obituary fragment notes Arthieacce Arthur J. B Dewdaly a longtime Sestler in Calgary died in Victoria. It mentions church formation in England and Weies and a May consideration. An inquest in Kelowna concluded George Keezeman killed himself after kissing his wife Lucy on January 3 while unsound. Senator C E Tanner a progressive Conservative from Nova Scotia died in Ottawa after a long illness.
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Arthur J. B Dewdaly
Sestler
Calgary
Beme
Victoria
Church
England
Weies
Kelowna
B.C
George Keezeman
Lucy
C. E Tanner
Nova Escotia
Ottawa
Around Town Wartime Returns and Visits in Town
Miss Jean Rutherford left last week for a visit on the Pacific Coast. Pte. Gerald Grummett returned to Winnipeg to resume duties after a leave at home. H. M. Harveyite attends a Winnipeg convention on school trustees. Robert J. McKenzie, discharged from the RCAF, has joined his family here. Mrs. J. Burroff came home from Flin Flon to reside with her husband and son-in-law. Sgt Major Harry Seaborn returns after four years overseas on leave with his family. Mrs. Clifford Bellamy and son Dale arrive from Biggar and will live here while her husband is overseas. F Lt. F. E. Bond and Nursing Sister Margaret Mills return to Winnipeg after a short leave with her parents. L Edr. Fred Beever, after weeks here, returns to a Deer Lodge hospital for further treatment.
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Gerald Grummett
Winnipeg
Harry Seaborn
Clifford Bellamy
Dale
Biggar, Sask
Town
F. E. Bond
Margaret Mills
RCAF
Robert Mills
Fred Beever
8. Beever
Deer Lodge Hospital
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