Résultats

 Grimsby Independent, 19 Jul 1945     All persons having claims against the estate of Albert Ernest Phipps, late of Grimsby, who died on or about the 7th day of February 1939...

 Grimsby Independent, 26 Apr 1945, p. 1,11     funeral on April 20...

 Grimsby Independent, 12 Apr 1945, p. 5     Herbert Graham, 25, of 193 Belmont avenue, Hamilton, was fatally injured in an accident on the Queen Elizabeth Way, two miles west of Grimsby Sunday night, and was removed to Hamilton General Hospital suffering from a fractured skull and numerous other injuries. He died early Monday morning. The ...

 Grimsby Independent, 27 Dec 1945, p. 1     When Harold C. Woolverton left for his orange grove in Mentone, Cal. last week, he was making a trip that has been made continuously by some member of the Woolverton family each winter for three score years. It is just 60 years ago that the late E.J. Woolverton first conceived …

 Grimsby Independent, 20 Dec 1945, p. 16     Article taken from Guelph Daily Mercury - Mr. and Mrs. Mason purchased the Arthur Hewson home at No. 1 Nelles Boulevard. Lengthy article about the Mason life in Guelph.

 Grimsby Independent, 31 May 1945, p. 10     Mrs. Vera Luey, 19 Ontario Street, with four sons overseas, had the great satisfaction of welcoming home on Tuesday morning the Scottish bride of one of them - Arthur - who is with the army in Germany. Mrs. Arthur Luey, who was formerly Jessie Ure, is from the little town …

 Grimsby Independent, 8 Mar 1945, p. 1     Left her in England when he went on Sicily invasion in July 1942 - does not know whether she is on her way to Canada or not ...

 Grimsby Independent, 15 Mar 1945, p. 1     George is the grandson of Grimsby residents, Mr. and Mrs. Bryon Smith ...

 Grimsby Independent, 15 Mar 1945, p. 1     Tpr. Arthur McGregor, 29, son of Mr. and Mrs. Adam McGregor, Adelaide Street, Grimsby, and whose wife, the former Doris Camden, resides at 462 Sherman Avenue South, Mount Hamilton, has been officially recorded as "missing in action". Enlisting in the Tank Corps in 1943 he went overseas in June ...

 Grimsby Independent, 29 Mar 1945, p. 6     Three war brides in one day is a record for Grimsby, so far, and they couldn't have chosen a better day than Tuesday to arrive at their new homes; ... Mrs. Reginald Ballard and her son, Michael James, 14 months old, have to come to make their home with Charles …

 Grimsby Independent, 5 Apr 1945, p. 1     Just 50 years ago this morning - April 5, 1895 - at three o'clock, all Grimsby was aroused by the clanging of the fire alarm. The Carpenter Basket Factory was ablaze. It burned to the ground and was never rebuilt. It was the first factory in Canada to manufacture fruit …

 Grimsby Independent, 5 Jul 1945, p. 5     Robert Mann Smith, 84, of 16 Fairview Avenue, Grimsby, was removed to Hamilton General Hospital Saturday morning suffering from a compound fracture of the right leg, shock and other injuries, sustained when he was in collision with a motor car in charge of Glen Miller, Trentun, PA, on the Queen …

 Grimsby Independent, 12 Jul 1945, 1, 7     A resident of the Lower Thirty, Clinton Township, for over 35 years, Capt. Christopher H. Battersby died in Hamilton Hospital during Saturday night ... last autumn moved from his farm to reside with Mrs. Thomas Liddle at Rossmore, Grimsby ... the late gentleman, in company with his brother-in-law ...

 Grimsby Independent, 3 May 1945, p. 1     Pte. Edward Emsley, son of Melbourne and Mrs. Emsley, Victoria Avenue who was reported killed in action in Germany last week. He had been overseas since September 1942 with the Canadian Armoured Brigade Co., R.C.A.S.C....

 Grimsby Independent, 7 Jun 1945, 1, 10     Wallace Farrell, 63, life long resident of Grimsby and district, was killed instantly on Saturday night, apparently struck by a hit and run driver on No. 8 Highway, just east of the town limits. His body was found on the pavement at 1:20 a.m. Sunday by Anthony and Sam Yakshuk, …

 Grimsby Independent, 7 Jun 1945, p. 1     Wm. Neijadik, 44, was instantly killed on Thursday afternoon last when a scaffolding that he was working on while shingling a barn, gave way and he fell 22 feet to the ground alighting on his head on what had been the concrete floor of an old silo. Deceased came from …

 Grimsby Independent, 21 Jun 1945, p. 1,7     A most distressing accident happened on Main Street West, opposite St. Andrew's Churchyard, late on Sunday afternoon, when little Bobby Blaine, 6 year old son of Sergt. Robert Blaine, RCAF, overseas, and Dorothy Blaine, was struck by a light delivery truck and fatally injured. The little lad had ...

 Grimsby Independent, 21 Jun 1945, p. 1     photo included

 Grimsby Independent (18851105), 21 Jun 1945, p. 4     photo included

 Grimsby Independent, 19 Apr 1945, p. 1,12     Rev. Ballard was rector of St. Andrew's Anglican Church from 1905 to 1944.