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 Grimsby Independent, 20 Jul 1944, p. 1     Pictured above are the five fighting sons of Mr. and Mrs. William Alfred Twocock, 44 Depot Street, all in the army and by so being, are rigidly upholding the family tradition of defending the Empire. The Twocock family came to Canada from England in 1912 and settled in the Kirkland …

 appeared in Grimsby Independent, 28 Dec 1944, p. 4. Date of Event: 4 Nov 1944     A recent wedding of interest in Grimsby and district was that of Miss Mabel Ada Stadelmier, daughter of John and Mrs. Stadelmier, Maple Avenue, to Victor Cartmer of Beamsville. The wedding party is pictured above. Sitting, l. to r., the groom; little Marie Dryden, flower girl; the bride. Standing ...

 appeared in Grimsby Independent, 3 Aug 1944, p. 4     Marries Alberta Girl in England - Leaving Holy Trinity Parish Church, London, England, after their wedding are Flying Officer C. Ivan Smith of Grimsby, grandson of Charles and Mrs. Pottruff, Main W., with his bride, the former Cpl. Irene Kenny, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Kenny, Faust, Atla. The …

 appeared in Grimsby Independent, 6 Jul 1944, p. 4     Bride he left behind him - W.O. 1 Colin Caverhill, R.C.A.F. overseas, now home on furlough, is shown here with his English bride, who he had to leave behind him in England while home visiting his mother....

 appeared in Grimsby Independent, 31 Aug 1944, p. 4. Date of Event: 24 Aug 1944     Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Lampman, of 11 John Street, Grimsby, who celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary on Thursday last. The bride and groom of 40 years were married in St. Catharines by the late Rev. J.H. Beattie and have resided in Grimsby for 22 years. Their family consists of two …