Sergt.-Pilot E. A. Blore, presumed killed in action, was a promising mechanic and talented rower, aged 21.
Presumed KIA – Eric Albert Blore
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KIA – Richard John Cock
A/Lt.-Com. Richard John Cork, a distinguished naval pilot, died in a flying accident on 14 April 1944.
EERC Annual Supper 1932
Excelsior Rowing Club may rebrand as Windsor and Eton Rowing Club, relocating to an island by Windsor Castle.
Burnham Pilot Awarded DSO
Lieut. Richard John Cork, a Burnham pilot, is awarded the D.S.O. for bravery during a Malta convoy attack.
Eton Excelsior and the War (1916)
Forty-three members of Eton Excelsior Rowing Club joined the WW1; only fourteen remain to keep the club running. From out files of 25y ago.
Mr A H Dyson Elected President
Mr A H Dyson was unanimously elected president of the Eton Excelsior Rowing Club, succeeding the late Alderman G. Mitchell.
Death of Alderman Mitchell
Alderman George Mitchell, a dedicated Windsor councillor for forty-four years, passed away, leaving behind lasting community contributions and sympathy.
Death of Sir George Peters, J.P.
Sir George Peters, former Mayor of Windsor and sports enthusiast, died on 5th June 1931 after prolonged ill-health.
Slough Airman’s Double Against Luftwaffe
Slough-born Mosquito pilot George Dyke destroyed two Luftwaffe aircraft over the Bay of Biscay, earning praise for his flying skill.
A Local Oarsman – Herbert Arthur Baker
Mr. Herbert Arthur Baker, a respected oarsman and Westminster Council official, died unexpectedly at 56, leaving many mourners.