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... Street, Motherwell, dearly beloved husband of Mary M Grattan. —R. I. P. STEVENSON. At 199 Craigneuk Street, Cralgneuk, on January 30, 1947, after long Illness, Fanny Dewar, aged 76, widow of the late John Dewar Stevenson. “Thy will done.” Dear mother, rest ...
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... 28th Feb.. 1943. Safe in the arms of Jesus. —lnserted by his sorrowing mother, father and brothers, 29 Elmbank Street. BANKS—Killed in air operation. February, 1943, Flight Sgt. James Banks, youngest son Mr and Mrs John Banks. 39 Garfield Avenue, Mossend ...
... Mother- well —fractured leg. Myra Davidson (17), 29 Alexander Avenue, Fallside—injuries to arm and back. Jack Adam (15) 36 Main Street, Bothwell— injury to head John Wallace (49), 31 Hillhead Avenue, Motherwell—injury to leg. The woman Stewart, the most ...
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... accessories to match. For travelling she wore a squirrel coat. A reception was held in Drummond Arms Hotel. The bride has been fo¥ some ‘years a teacher in St. John's Episcopal School, Oban, and the bridegroom, now on war service, was at one time on the staff ...
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