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Soldier Information Cards - World War Two
Transcription
Moore, Kenneth
[clipping] 23 Mar 42
[image] Scots Fusiliers active unit KENNETH MOORE
[clipping] 11 Sep 44
PTE. KENNETH MOORE
Pte. Moore, also missing in action with Essex Scottish Regiment in action
in France on July 21, has been declared alive and a prisoner of war as well.
Just 19 a few weeks ago, Pte. Moore, a fine horseman was known for his
jumping ability at the Chicopee Riding Club, where he was employed with his
uncle, Alex Locke.
A member of the Scots Fusiliers reserve unit for a year, he joined the active
unit when a call came for volunteers. Going overseas two years ago this month,
he transferred to the Essex Scottish Regiment with the first draft after the Dieppe raid.
He was born at Kenora, Ont., and came to Kitchener six years ago.
[clipping] 15 Sep 44
PTE. KENNETH MOORE
Eighteen letters and cards have reached the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Locke,
97 Ahrens St. W., with the information that listeners over a Berlin short
wave broadcast Thursday heard their foster son, Pte. Kenneth Moore, speak.
Pte. Moore, who is confined to a German prisioner camp, sent the following
greeting to his parents'
"Dear Folks: I am well. Hope everything is all right back home. Don't worry."
He closed with an affectionate message, and "Your son, Ken."
[clipping] 19 May 45
PTE. KENNETH MOORE
Pte. Kenneth Moore, 19, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Locke, has been liberated
from a German prisoner-of-war camp after being held for ten months. He was
captured July, 1944, while in action with the Essex Scottish Regiment in France.
Pte. Moore, formerly employed at the Chicopee Riding Club where he was known
as an accomplished horseman, has been overseas for almost three years. He was
born in Kenora and had been a resident of Kitchener for six years prior to
enlisting.
[clipping] 19 May 45
[image] PTE. KENNETH MOORE
[photograph]
[N] Kenneth E. Moore
[HA] 97 Ahrens St. w. Kitchener
[CO] Rubber Worker
[PB] Kenora, Ont.
[FME] none
[PR] Private.
[DE] March 13, 1942
[UE] S.F of C.
[MS] single
[S] Kenneth Moore