Clifford Malcolm's Recruitment Record @ Norfolk Genealogy

Etc. -- Pte. Clifford O. Malcolm died 1919

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The following is a partial transcription of the Bookton column on
page 2 of the 23 May 1918 Simcoe Reformer newspaper.

Two of our young men, Myles Gibbons and
Clifford Malcolm went to Brantford on
Tuesday and came home attired in khaki.
However, they have obtained two weeks
leave to assist on the farm before going
for good.

The following is a partial transcription of the Little Lake column on page 2 of the 30 May 1918 Simcoe Reformer newspaper.

little lake

The reception held at Ed Malcolm's on Thursday
evening in honor of Pte. Clifford Malcolm, was
largely attended. The young soldier was presented
with a beautiful wrist watch prior to his leaving
for Niagara camp.

The following is a lightly edited partial transcript of a page 1 article in the 28 Aug 1919 Simcoe Reformer newspaper.

Returning soldiers

Returning soldier ___ Malcolm of Vanessa landed in Halifax on Saturday -- see Returning Soldiers

The following is a lightly edited partial transcript of the Little Lake column on page 3 of the 4 Sep 1919 Simcoe Reformer newspaper.

little lake

Pte. Clifford Malcolm arrived home on Thursday after spending 18 months overseas.

The following is a lightly edited partial transcript of the Teeterville column on page 2 of the 9 Oct 1919 Simcoe Reformer newspaper.

teeterville

We are sorry to report the death of Clifford Malcolm, who died on 29 Sep 1919. Deceased was a returned soldier. His parents have the sympathies of their many friends.

The following is a lightly edited partial transcription of the Little Lake column on page 8 of the 9 Oct 1919 Simcoe Reformer newspaper.

little lake

On Monday, Sept. 9th, at Brantford Hospital, there passed away to the Great Beyond, Clifford, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Malcolm, at the age of 22 years.

He was a general favorite with all who knew him,
had just recently returned from overseas, and was
stricken with appendicitis.

Medical aid proved of no avail. Burial took place in
the Bookton Cemetery on Wednesday.

Deceased leaves to mourn his loss his parents,
five sisters and three brothers, all of whom reside here.

See Clifford's Recruitment Particulars

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