Newspaper in memoriam

Newspaper in memoriam

In memory of Acting Flight Lieutenant Harold Leonard Fry of No 467 Squadron RAAF, presumed died 29 January 1944.

1947-01-30

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES and DEATHS

The charge for an announcement under this heading is 3/6 for one insertion (16 words), each additional word 3d.

BIRTHS.

CORNWELL. – On January 19th, 1947, at 289, Hampton-road, Ilford, to Maude (nee Sutton), wife of George Cornwell, the gift of a daughter, Doris Irene, Grateful thanks to nurses and doctor.
HOCKLEY. – To Rosemary (nee Ferdinand), wife of Albert Hockley, at Devonia Maternity Home, on January 19th, a daughter, Mary Rose.
PEATY. – To Joan Mary (nee Wilson), wife of John Edward Peaty, at 9, Clandon-road, Seven Kings, on Saturday, January 25th, 1947, the precious gift of a son, Malcolm John.
POWELL. – To Kathleen (nee Catchpole) and Fred, on January 24th, at Ilford Maternity Home, a gift of a son, Maurice Frederick. With sincere thanks to doctor, matron and nursing staff.
WHEELER. – On January 25th, 1947, at 11a, Silverdale-parade, New[missing letters]ry Park, to Florrie (nee Finch), [missing word] of Albert Wheeler, the gift of [missing letters]ghter, Ann Pauline.

COMING-OF-AGE.

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IN MEMORIAM – continued,

FRY. – In proud and loving memory of Acting Flight-Lieut. Harold Leonard Fry, R.A.F.V.R., (Navigator), aged 21, of “A” Flight, No. 467 (R.A.A.F.) Squadron, presumed to have passed on during air operations to Berlin, January 29th, 1944. While the rivers shall run to ocean, while the shadows shall move in the mountain valleys, while the sky shall feed the stars, always shall thy honour, and thy name, and the glory, abide. Also remembering the other six gallant crew members of the Lancaster bomber – From Mum, Dad, Douglas and Margaret.
GEORGE. – In ever-loving memory of our dear son, Pte. O.A. George (“Chub”), 2/6 Queen’s Royal Regt., killed in action, Italy, January 30th, 1944. To the world he is only one, to us he is all the world. – Mum and Dad.
GEORGE. – Treasured memories of our dearest brother, “Chub,” killed in Italy, January 30th, 1944. Loved, remembered, longed for always. – Rosa, Gladys, Peggy and Brian.
GOLDSWORTHY (nee Wolmer). – In cherished memory of my beloved daughter, Caroline Joan, who passed away January 27th, 1933; also Norman, husband of the above, died September 22nd, 1944; also my beloved husband, Albert A. Wolmer, father of the above, who passed away suddenly December 2nd, 1945. Reunited. If God so wills [missing words] to rest with those I [missing words] – Mother.

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COMMUNITY CENTRES

REDBRIDGE

Members and others are reminded that the next rehearsals of the Essex Pageant will be held at Redbridge School to-night (Thursday), at 7,45 p.m. under the direction of Eric Newton. Further rehearsals will be held on February 13th and February 27th. There will be a debate on Wednesday at Redbridge School on the motion that “This House deplores the growth of Multiple Stores.”
The chess section play Chadwell Heath in an away match on February 5th
A whist drive is to held [sic] at Redbridge School on Saturday, at 7.30 p.m. On February 6th there will be an afternoon whist drive at the Beehive-lane Pavilion at 2.30 p.m.
The choral section is [missing words] meeting regularly at Re[missing letters] School on Wednesd[missing letters] p.m. Members [missing words] singing will [missing words]
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