Ramara Gazette
These are significantly historical articules submitted by our correspondants
The following is a list of Soldiers, who were POWs, in the Great War.The main camps for Canadians POWs were: Bischofswerda, Bokelah, Cellelager, Dulmen, Friedsberg, Giessen, Meschede, Minden, Scweidnitz, Sennelager, Soltau, Wittenburg, and Zossen.
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This Articule was sent to us by Carden reseacher Frances Laver
From 1943 Packet and Times
April 1943
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Compiled & submitted by Fred Lamb
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An explanation of family connections
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List of Teachers etc. as supplied by Mr. Gerald Westcott, Secretary, February, 1965-RE: S. S. No. 8, Mara
Information supplied by Jim Westcott
It is presumed that due to the potato famine of the 1840’s, Bridget (Tahaney) Healy came to Canada with her four sons; Patrick, Martin, Owen & John. No information has been recorded about Bartholomew Healy(her Husband) so one might assume that he either died in Ireland or while aboard ship on the journey to Canada.Owen was seven years old at the time.
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List of Teachers etc. as supplied by Mr. Maurice Fox, Secretary, December, 1964__RE: S. S. # 7, Mara
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List of Teachers etc. as supplied by Mrs. Margaret E. Grey (nee MacKenzie), Secretary, January, 1965-RE: S. S. #6, Mara
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List of Teachers etc. as supplied by Mr. Hager H. Whitney, Secretary, December, 1964–RE: S. S. # 5 Mara
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ACCIDENTAL VERDICT EXONERATES DRIVER IN CROSBY TRAGEDY
Thursday, May 6, 1937