GF Tillotson

GF Tillotson

Photographs and newspaper cutting

Top left - annotated 'RAAF, AUST 409343, Sgt Pilot Tillotson G K, Gardner Street, Box-Hill E11, Victoria, Australia'.
Bottom left - photograph of a woman wearing dress sitting on a wall. Top right - photograph of a baby in a toy car.
Bottom right - newspaper cutting headline 'Five nationalities at Wellingborough party'. Details of party with New Zealand, Australian, Canadian, American and British all in uniform held in home of Mrs Clark, hostess for dominion troops. Far right - annotated 'Sept D.F.C. Jan 44 Flying Officer'.

Two b/w photographs, one newspaper cutting and two handwritten notes on scrapbook page

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AUST 409343
Sgt. PILOT TILLOTSON. G.F.
GARDNER ST
BOX-HILL - E11
VICTORIA
AUSTRALIA

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Sept. D.F.C.
Jan. '44
Flying Officer

FIVE NATIONALITIES AT WELLINGBOROUGH PARTY

Five nationalities will be represented at a party at Wellingborough this evening (Saturday) – New Zealand, Australian, Canadian, American and British – and every representative will be entitled to wear uniform. The party will be held at the home of Mrs. Clark, a hostess for Dominion troops, of 16, Hatton-avenue.

Other hostesses for Dominion troops at Wellingborough are Mrs. A.R. Woolley, of "The Elms," Hatton Park-road, and Mrs. H.B. Groome, of 62, Hatton Park-road.