... Y ERTON.—Lottie (nee Wilson', killed by enemy action: also Sidney, beloved husband above. —Together for ever.—From brothers and sisters and in-laws. Good-night. Auntie Lottie and Uncle Sld.-Ena and Clive. OVERTON.—Sidney. killed enemy action; also Lottie ...

... Presumed Killed Mr and Mrs R. Sumpton, late of Linnaeus-street, Hull, and now of 365, Hedon-road, Hull, have received official notification that their only son, Ronald Richard Sumpton (25), who was previously posted missing, is now presumed killed. A member ...

... KILLED BY BALLOON Mother Dies from -i uries dys W'ison. aged 24. of Garden Village, y ■ susta >ned serious Vi°k. . Friday morning when %ii in? pieces masonry ■•V the adway near the bar' th cable of a drifts' 'tf balloon, has died in j Y v ° yal Jnnrmary ...

... Hull Seaman Killed A Hull seaman has been killed at se He was Ernes Wilson, age 21, whese horn was at 10, Holy rood - avenu Brazil-street. Before th war he sailec out of Hull trawlers, bein employed b the Kingsto Steam Traw ing Co.. Ltd. A forme r.upil ...

... Seaman Killed Mr Herbert Vincent Hill, ot 1, Londesborough-avenue, Wenlockstreet, Huil, a merchant seaman. has been killed enemy action. Aged ?,8. Mi- Hill has been going to sea for 18 years, 14 .years of which he sailed for the Ellerman's Wilson Line. ...

... has been killed —as the result of a flying accident. He was Pilot Officer Kenneth James Holmes, of one of the Coastal Command squadrons, and who would have received hi? D.F.C. from the King in the near future. Pilot Officer Holmes was killed last week ...

... M.P.s KILLED ON SERVICE New Writs for Hitcliin and Bodmin Steps to fill two Parliamentary vacancies caused by the deaths in action of two flying M.P.s —Sir Arnold Wilson and Flight-Lieut. J. R. Rathbone, R.A.F.V.R., were taken in the House of Commons ...

... DEATHS t. $ WILSON. —On the hospital at Bridlington. .J years, beloved ttf** Jessie. Annie. Agnes. . .u ...

... of dear Harry, killed at sea Sept. 12. 1940.—Always remembered. —Len (M.N.), Betty, Shirley. Babs, John. Pl 3 THOMPSON.—Birthday memories of Harry. 24 to-day. —Love and memories can never die. —From his loving sweetheart. Mary. Pl 3 WILSON. —James Edward ...

... MARRIAGES SMITH —WILSON. —On the 22nd. at St. Vincent's, Queen's-rd.. Herbert (Pte., R.A.S.C.), only son of Mr and Mrs Smith, of Sculcoates, to Betty Marigold, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilson, 66, Langtof t-grove. ■ 24 WARD—LAND. —Gordon to Marjorie, only ...

... sons, John and George, killed Nov. -4 and Charles, killed May Joshua Charles, died Nov. sth.' , er. rolls on. But we never forget.— ' bert Lily, Hannah and Ivy. BETTS.—In everlasting rem*m tj( ,ri }t dear father William, killed 13th. 1916. Also my dear ...

... DEATHS WILSON. —March 20th, at Sunderland, Edwin Graham, aged years, the loving husband or Doris May WiUon. 15, West-grove, GipsyvtUe. One of the best. Service at Crematorium, Wednesday, at 11.30 a.m. No flowers, by request. WOODS. —Arthur, March 22nd ...