The
following is from page 1 of the 26 Apr 1917 issue of the
Simcoe Reformer newspaper.
wounded
Pte. J. W.
Huke of Port Dover, 133rd Battalion
.
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The
following is from page 1 of the 17 May 1917 issue of the
Simcoe Reformer newspaper.
Norfolk's
Honor Roll
796652 -- Private John William
Huke of Port Dover (photo) was wounded at Vimy Ridge.
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From page 1 of the
16 May 1918 issue of the Simcoe Reformer.
PRIVATE
JOHN WILLIAM HUKE
796652 -- Private John William
Huke of Port Dover "Killed in Action."
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From page
9 of the
16 May 1918 issue of the Simcoe Reformer.
Pte. J. W. Huke, formerly of the
133rd Battalion,
who is listed as killed in action, was a young
Englishman who made his home in the vicinity
of Port Dover for
some time. He was a modest, unassuming man, whom it was a pleasure
to know. Mrs. Huke and her two small daughters are at
present, we
believe, residing in Brantford.
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From page
10 of the 18 Jul 1918 issue of the Simcoe Reformer.
Mrs. Huke, widow of Private J. W.
Huke,
a 133rd man, and her two daughters,
have been visiting in town.
They are now living in Brantford.
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From page
15 of the 24 Apr 1919 issue of the Simcoe Reformer.
IN
MEMORIAM
HUKE -- In Loving Memory of
Corporal J. W. Huke,
of the 133rd Battalion, killed in action, 28 Apr 1918.
-- His Loving Wife and Daughters
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From page
7 of the 22 Apr 1920 issue of the Simcoe Reformer.
IN
MEMORIAM
HUKE -- In Loving Memory of
my dear husband, Pte. J. W. Huke,
killed in action, 29 Apr 1918, who is still sadly missed by his loving wife and
daughter.
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see John's Attestation paper: side
1 | side
2
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