The death has taken place at Poolway House, Broadwell, of the oldest inhabitant, Mrs. Emma Aston, widow of Mr. Milson Aston, who was killed some 30 years ago at the Pludd’s Collery, Lydbrook. Mrs. Aston who was in her 92nd year, had only been ill about 2 months.
The Gloucester Journal
Gloucester, Gloucestershire, England · Saturday, January 11, 1936
SAGE – Frederick G. Sage, in Buffalo, N.Y., Jan. 15, 1943, husband of Myrtle Hickey Sage; father of Fred P. Sage of Westwood, N.J., and Charles A. Sage of this city; brother of Mrs. Nell Jan Sickie of St. Thomas, Ont., Mrs. Jennie Steuenson of Terre Haute, Ind., and Charles Sage of Fresno, Cal. Funeral…
Newspaper Tidbits Welland Tribune Excerpts, August 3, 1911 AUGUST SHOE SALE – CLEARING SALE OF ALL SUMMER SHOES AND SLIPPERS – $2.78 Men’s tan and dull Oxfords, reg. $4. $2.85 Women’s patent and gunmetal Oxfords, “Frank Slater’s” $3.50 shoe. 5c Tin of Ezy Shine Shoe Polish. Try it. ? and Reilly, “The Cash Shoe Men”…
TEGWYN GREEN Tegwyn Green (Hunt) of Weston and formerly of Welland died suddenly Sundday in Weston in her 39th year. Mrs. Green is survived by her husband Bob Green and daughter Susan. She is also survived by her mother Mrs. Nellie Hunt Davis, three sisters Mrs. David Barnett (Eileen) of Fonthill, Mrs. David Mitchell (Brenda)…
Newspaper Tidbit TRAVELLERS – reported by J. O. Wismer, G. T. R. ticket agent. Bridgeburg – A. M. Cowling, F. D. Harrigan. Port Robinson – Fred Hesler. Black Rock – Miss Klee. Toronto – R. H. Appleyard, Rev. R. Duff. Suspension Bridge – Eddie White. Thorold – Miss Dohn. Simcoe – A. E. Terry. Buffalo…
SAGE-Myrtle Of Buffalo, May 29, 1978, wife of the late Frederick G. Sage; mother of Frederick P. Sage, Las Vegas, Nev., and the late Charles A. Sage; also survived by three grandchildren; five great-grandchildren. Friends received at the Link Fox. Co. Inc., 355 Grant St. from 2-4 and 7-9 PM, where funeral will be held…
Newspaper Tidbits WELLAND TRIBUNE, P 4, 02/12/1898 Rev. C. Draper of Toronto occupied the pulpit in the Methodist church last Sabbath evening. Seven different styles cutters, one and two seats; also two and three bench heavy-bobsleighs, steel or cast shoes; fine line of harness, robes, rugs, blankets and bells at close prices for cash, or…