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Whitehorse Historical Society Inc.Document - Report, Memorial Window - Second World War, 1995
... loftus owen spencer... loftus owen spencer peake ronald mosely till alwyn wood carters ...A history of the second world war memorial window at Christ Church, Mitcham.A history of the second world war memorial window at Christ Church, Mitcham. It includes material on the history of the window, the dedication service and photographs and information on the five men remembered. Gordon Crawford, Ross Fenton, Owen Loftus, Ron Peake and Alwyn Till. Also included is an essay by Alwyn Till on Wood Carters in the district, a letter to his mother from Britain and a letter regarding his service and death with the Belgian Marquis. Colour photograph of window 25 pagesA history of the second world war memorial window at Christ Church, Mitcham.christ church anglican church mitcham;, stained glass windows, world war, 1939 - 1945, crawford, gordon douglas, fenton, william ross, bremner, loftus owen spencer, peake, ronald mosely, till, alwyn, wood carters -
Whitehorse Historical Society Inc.Article, Painful memories linger on
... Mitcham melbourne Armstrong Raleigh Edward Till Alwyn Loftus Owen ...Anzac Day feature on Raleigh Armstrong, returned World War 2 serviceman and on five Mitcham servicemen who died in the war, and after whom some Mitcham streets have been named, [note: errors in the article corrected] by Salena Brunsdenarmstrong, raleigh edward, till, alwyn, loftus, owen spencer, bremner, william ross, peake, ronald mosely, vasey, george, young, joseph leopold, alwyn street, mitcham, owen street, mitcham, ross street, mitcham, ronald street, mitcham, vasey grove, mitcham, young street, mitcham, mcphee, peter -
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Article, Honour for the fallen, 2001
... Brian Loftus Owen Spencer Ross Street Mitcham Ronald Street ...Article on installation of plaques in five Mitcham streets commemorating Mitcham servicemen who died in World War 2.Article on installation of plaques in five Mitcham streets commemorating Mitcham servicemen who died in World War 2.Article on installation of plaques in five Mitcham streets commemorating Mitcham servicemen who died in World War 2.world war 1939-1945, till, alwyn, alwyn street mitcham, venton, william ross bremner, peake, ronald mosely, cox, fred brian, loftus, owen spencer, ross street mitcham, ronald street mitcham, brian street mitcham, owen street mitcham
