Otaki Mail, 17 March 1930
YOUTH KILLED WANGANUI. A Masterton youth, Edward John Guntley, was killed at Maxwell, eight miles from here late last night. With two companions, Guntley was on a motor-cycle tour from his home town to New Plymouth. The trio reached Maxwell about 11.35 p.m. and John Moore, an employee of Dominion Motors Limited, Stratford, collided with Mr Guntley. He was thrown from his cycle and instantly killed.
Mr Guntley was 19 years of age and it is believed that his mother is a widow. She lives in Masterton.
Dr Maurice Earle and an ambulance went from Wanganui to Maxwell and brought the body of deceased to the morgue at Wanganui hospital.
Wairarapa Daily Times, 20 March 1930
Mrs F. S. GUNTLEY and Daughter, also Mr and Mrs Stevens and Family, desire to thank all kind friends for the many tokens of loving sympathy received in their recent sad bereavement, especially Mr Handyside and the staff of the F.C.D.C., Ltd and the neighbours of Wrigley Street, for their great kindness.
* PUBLIC NOTICE
Mrs Guntley, Wrigley St., Masterton.
Dear Madam - It is with regret that I hear rumours are circulating regarding your son's connection with this Company and I have to state that he was in our employ at the time of his death and had neither been dismissed nor had resigned. Signed Jas. H. Handyside, Manager F.C.D.C.Ltd. The Community Stores.
Wairarapa Daily Times, 18 March 1930
The Friends of Mrs F. S. Guntley and R. S. Stevens are invited to attend the funeral of their late son and nephew, Edward John Guntley, which will leave the Residence, 7 Wrigley Street, on Tuesday at 4 p.m. for the Masterton Cemetery.
NOTE A Memorial Notice appeared every year in the papers to 1938, from his mother, aunt, uncle & cousins. Always with verses.
1931 .. In loving memory of my dear son, Edward John Guntley who died March 15th 1839
Yes, we miss him and how sadly,
None but a mother's hear can tell.
He is gone from earth to heaven; Jesus doth all things well.
- Inserted by his loving mother and sister, Mrs and Annie Guntley
* another Inserted by his loving uncle and aunt, Robert and Lizzie Stevens, also his cousins Rachel and Robbie
* another Inserted by his loving cousins, Robert and Annie Crothers and little Bertie
In 1933 .. included one from his sister and brother-in-law & cousins Alfred and Rachel White.
From 1934-1938 .. from just his mother and sister
When the evening shades are falling,
And I am sitting all alone,
In my heart there comes a longing,
Dear Teddy, if you only could come home.
Death leaves a heartache no one can heal.
YOUTH KILLED WANGANUI. A Masterton youth, Edward John Guntley, was killed at Maxwell, eight miles from here late last night. With two companions, Guntley was on a motor-cycle tour from his home town to New Plymouth. The trio reached Maxwell about 11.35 p.m. and John Moore, an employee of Dominion Motors Limited, Stratford, collided with Mr Guntley. He was thrown from his cycle and instantly killed.
Mr Guntley was 19 years of age and it is believed that his mother is a widow. She lives in Masterton.
Dr Maurice Earle and an ambulance went from Wanganui to Maxwell and brought the body of deceased to the morgue at Wanganui hospital.
Wairarapa Daily Times, 20 March 1930
Mrs F. S. GUNTLEY and Daughter, also Mr and Mrs Stevens and Family, desire to thank all kind friends for the many tokens of loving sympathy received in their recent sad bereavement, especially Mr Handyside and the staff of the F.C.D.C., Ltd and the neighbours of Wrigley Street, for their great kindness.
* PUBLIC NOTICE
Mrs Guntley, Wrigley St., Masterton.
Dear Madam - It is with regret that I hear rumours are circulating regarding your son's connection with this Company and I have to state that he was in our employ at the time of his death and had neither been dismissed nor had resigned. Signed Jas. H. Handyside, Manager F.C.D.C.Ltd. The Community Stores.
Wairarapa Daily Times, 18 March 1930
The Friends of Mrs F. S. Guntley and R. S. Stevens are invited to attend the funeral of their late son and nephew, Edward John Guntley, which will leave the Residence, 7 Wrigley Street, on Tuesday at 4 p.m. for the Masterton Cemetery.
NOTE A Memorial Notice appeared every year in the papers to 1938, from his mother, aunt, uncle & cousins. Always with verses.
1931 .. In loving memory of my dear son, Edward John Guntley who died March 15th 1839
Yes, we miss him and how sadly,
None but a mother's hear can tell.
He is gone from earth to heaven; Jesus doth all things well.
- Inserted by his loving mother and sister, Mrs and Annie Guntley
* another Inserted by his loving uncle and aunt, Robert and Lizzie Stevens, also his cousins Rachel and Robbie
* another Inserted by his loving cousins, Robert and Annie Crothers and little Bertie
In 1933 .. included one from his sister and brother-in-law & cousins Alfred and Rachel White.
From 1934-1938 .. from just his mother and sister
When the evening shades are falling,
And I am sitting all alone,
In my heart there comes a longing,
Dear Teddy, if you only could come home.
Death leaves a heartache no one can heal.
Otaki Mail, 17 March 1930
YOUTH KILLED WANGANUI. A Masterton youth, Edward John Guntley, was killed at Maxwell, eight miles from here late last night. With two companions, Guntley was on a motor-cycle tour from his home town to New Plymouth. The trio reached Maxwell about 11.35 p.m. and John Moore, an employee of Dominion Motors Limited, Stratford, collided with Mr Guntley. He was thrown from his cycle and instantly killed.
Mr Guntley was 19 years of age and it is believed that his mother is a widow. She lives in Masterton.
Dr Maurice Earle and an ambulance went from Wanganui to Maxwell and brought the body of deceased to the morgue at Wanganui hospital.
Wairarapa Daily Times, 20 March 1930
Mrs F. S. GUNTLEY and Daughter, also Mr and Mrs Stevens and Family, desire to thank all kind friends for the many tokens of loving sympathy received in their recent sad bereavement, especially Mr Handyside and the staff of the F.C.D.C., Ltd and the neighbours of Wrigley Street, for their great kindness.
* PUBLIC NOTICE
Mrs Guntley, Wrigley St., Masterton.
Dear Madam - It is with regret that I hear rumours are circulating regarding your son's connection with this Company and I have to state that he was in our employ at the time of his death and had neither been dismissed nor had resigned. Signed Jas. H. Handyside, Manager F.C.D.C.Ltd. The Community Stores.
Wairarapa Daily Times, 18 March 1930
The Friends of Mrs F. S. Guntley and R. S. Stevens are invited to attend the funeral of their late son and nephew, Edward John Guntley, which will leave the Residence, 7 Wrigley Street, on Tuesday at 4 p.m. for the Masterton Cemetery.
NOTE A Memorial Notice appeared every year in the papers to 1938, from his mother, aunt, uncle & cousins. Always with verses.
1931 .. In loving memory of my dear son, Edward John Guntley who died March 15th 1839
Yes, we miss him and how sadly,
None but a mother's hear can tell.
He is gone from earth to heaven; Jesus doth all things well.
- Inserted by his loving mother and sister, Mrs and Annie Guntley
* another Inserted by his loving uncle and aunt, Robert and Lizzie Stevens, also his cousins Rachel and Robbie
* another Inserted by his loving cousins, Robert and Annie Crothers and little Bertie
In 1933 .. included one from his sister and brother-in-law & cousins Alfred and Rachel White.
From 1934-1938 .. from just his mother and sister
When the evening shades are falling,
And I am sitting all alone,
In my heart there comes a longing,
Dear Teddy, if you only could come home.
Death leaves a heartache no one can heal.
YOUTH KILLED WANGANUI. A Masterton youth, Edward John Guntley, was killed at Maxwell, eight miles from here late last night. With two companions, Guntley was on a motor-cycle tour from his home town to New Plymouth. The trio reached Maxwell about 11.35 p.m. and John Moore, an employee of Dominion Motors Limited, Stratford, collided with Mr Guntley. He was thrown from his cycle and instantly killed.
Mr Guntley was 19 years of age and it is believed that his mother is a widow. She lives in Masterton.
Dr Maurice Earle and an ambulance went from Wanganui to Maxwell and brought the body of deceased to the morgue at Wanganui hospital.
Wairarapa Daily Times, 20 March 1930
Mrs F. S. GUNTLEY and Daughter, also Mr and Mrs Stevens and Family, desire to thank all kind friends for the many tokens of loving sympathy received in their recent sad bereavement, especially Mr Handyside and the staff of the F.C.D.C., Ltd and the neighbours of Wrigley Street, for their great kindness.
* PUBLIC NOTICE
Mrs Guntley, Wrigley St., Masterton.
Dear Madam - It is with regret that I hear rumours are circulating regarding your son's connection with this Company and I have to state that he was in our employ at the time of his death and had neither been dismissed nor had resigned. Signed Jas. H. Handyside, Manager F.C.D.C.Ltd. The Community Stores.
Wairarapa Daily Times, 18 March 1930
The Friends of Mrs F. S. Guntley and R. S. Stevens are invited to attend the funeral of their late son and nephew, Edward John Guntley, which will leave the Residence, 7 Wrigley Street, on Tuesday at 4 p.m. for the Masterton Cemetery.
NOTE A Memorial Notice appeared every year in the papers to 1938, from his mother, aunt, uncle & cousins. Always with verses.
1931 .. In loving memory of my dear son, Edward John Guntley who died March 15th 1839
Yes, we miss him and how sadly,
None but a mother's hear can tell.
He is gone from earth to heaven; Jesus doth all things well.
- Inserted by his loving mother and sister, Mrs and Annie Guntley
* another Inserted by his loving uncle and aunt, Robert and Lizzie Stevens, also his cousins Rachel and Robbie
* another Inserted by his loving cousins, Robert and Annie Crothers and little Bertie
In 1933 .. included one from his sister and brother-in-law & cousins Alfred and Rachel White.
From 1934-1938 .. from just his mother and sister
When the evening shades are falling,
And I am sitting all alone,
In my heart there comes a longing,
Dear Teddy, if you only could come home.
Death leaves a heartache no one can heal.
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