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Grimsby Independent, 14 Aug 1952, p. 1     Robert E. Book in Car Accident Four Weeks ago - Prominent in Business and Municipal Circles Robert E. Book of Smithville died Sunday as a result of a car accident sustained four weeks ago, in Hamilto

Grimsby Independent, 7 Aug 1952, p. 1,5     Douglas Cole Buried Under Tons of Rock While visiting The Underground Workings of Malartic Mines - Was One of Grimsby's Most Popular Young Businessmen. A vast company of people from this community an

Grimsby Independent (18851105), 24 Apr 1952, p. 1,6     Mrs. Donat Reinville Hit by Eastbound C.N.R. Freight Just West of Brickyard Sideroad - Train had to be Broken in Order to Remove Her from Underneath Locomotive. Mrs. Donat Reinville, Clinton Township

Grimsby Independent, 28 Sep 1950, p. 1,10     Former president of the Ontario Liberal Association and ex-MPP for Lincoln county, Archibald Judson Haines, died Sunday in Wellesley Hospital, Toronto. He had been ill for some weeks. He was 72. Mr.

Grimsby Independent, 8 Feb 1951, p. 1,3     Donald Beamer, lifelong resident of North Grimsby Township, died instantly under the wheels of a Lincoln County snow plough, the very machine that was to bring to an end a night of frustration and ha

Grimsby Independent, 15 Feb 1951, p. 1,8     The following article from the Hamilton, Bermuda Gazette, will be of interest to many people. The death occurred on Thursday, February 1st, at his home in Cork, Eire, of Mr. Gordon Hamilton Burland,

Grimsby Independent (18851105), 27 Dec 1951, p. 1     A 10-year-old Fruitland Boy, Charles DeWitt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford DeWitt, died on Monday while under an anaesthetic when having teeth extracted at the office of Dr. Aubrey Crich. An autopsy w

Grimsby Independent (18851105), 13 Dec 1951, p. 1,3     Vernon Barrick, 60, of R.R. 3, Beamsville, a former resident of Grimsby, was killed instantly before 6 p.m. Sunday, when struck by a car on the Queen Elizabeth Way between Elizabeth Street and the On

Grimsby Independent (18851105), 13 Dec 1951, p. 1,3     For many years one of the most active men in the Niagara fruit growing industry, Joseph J. Smith, 70, of Winona, died at the Hamilton General Hospital last Friday. He was past president of the Ontari

Grimsby Independent (18851105), 6 Dec 1951, p. 1,9     Grimsby's oldest living native-born on passed to his last reward in West Lincoln Memorial Hospital on Thursday morning last, in the person of ex-Mayor Charles Towler Farrell, at the age of 81 years.

Grimsby Independent, 6 Sep 1951, p. 1,5     One man died, and another was rushed to West Lincoln Memorial Hospital suffering from burns on Friday night, when fire completely destroyed a two-room shack on the property of J. Byers, North Grimsby

Grimsby Independent, 17 May 1951, p. 1,8     Was made a King's Counsel in 1935 - Appointed to Lincoln County Court Bench in Autumn of 1936 - He was also Juvenile Judge - Graduated from University of Toronto in 1896. Former Lincoln County judge,

Grimsby Independent, 17 May 1951, p. 1,4     Frederick A. VanDyke, native of Grimsby, had many interests in various parts of United States at one time. After a lingering illness of long duration, Frederick Arthur VanDyke, a native son of Grimsb

Grimsby Independent, 14 Jun 1951, p. 1,8     Egbert M. Smith, of Winona, one of the Niagara Peninsula's best known fruit growers, died at West Lincoln Memorial Hospital, Grimsby, Saturday morning, in his 91st year. Born in Bartonville, the son

Grimsby Independent, 30 Aug 1951, p. 1,3     James Maxwell Roulston, aged 24, a resident of Grimsby, died almost instantly Friday morning, when the auto he was operating crashed head-on into a cement culvert on the Grimsby Mountain Rd., in Nort

Grimsby Independent, 19 Feb 1953, p. 1,6     Sudden Passing of Peter Graham on Monday Afternoon was Great Shock to People of this District. In the sudden passing on Monday afternoon, of Peter Graham, 26 Livingston Avenue, Grimsby Town and North

J. Orlon Livingston, Grimsby Independent, 22 Jan 1959, p. 1     A sneak thief was the direct cause of five people being killed, one severely injured and 8 children left orphans- Depot Street railway crossing claimed nine lives in seven years - after hard fought l

Grimsby Independent, 28 Sep 1950, p. 1     Fifteen-months-old Gordon Clark was killed almost instantly on Sunday, almost in full view of his mother, when the little tot came in contact with the front of a tractor being operated by his father.

Grimsby Independent, 16 Mar 1950, p. 1     Citizens of Grimsby and district were deeply grieved on Tuesday to hear of the death, at his residence on Depot Street, of ex-Mayor Henry Bull. Deceased gentleman had been at business as usual on Fri

Grimsby Independent, 27 Jul 1950, p. 1,8     (Los Angeles Examiner) - George G. Young, 74, former general manager and publisher of the Los Angeles Examiner, died suddenly, July 6th, in Manhattan Beach, where he had lived since his retirement 12