... bank, Mr. Grindley was well liked and extremely popular. He joined up early in the war, and lost his left arm in the battle of the Somme. He is about to take up motor engineering with Messrs. Toni Norton, Ltd., Llandrindod Wells. ...

... so far. In addition, Mrs. Jenkins has a sonindaw, William Baker (Welsh Regiment), wounded in the right arm at the battle of the Somme, also discharged and home at Cefa Cribbwr. OGMORE VALE. In Hospital.—The many friends of Pte. G. E. Thomas, Welsh Regiment ...

... Military Cross for service in the field. He was hit in the right hand on August Bth at the commencetnent of the second battle of the Somme, and is now in a convalescent hospital in England. Bettws Children's Choir.—The concert given in the Cinema Hall on ...

... Yorkshire troops. Stretcher Bearer Joseph Williams, Welsh Guards, son of Mr. and Mrs. Williams, was killed in action in the battle of the Somme on September 16th. 1916. Another son. Sergi. William Williams. of the Motor Transport, is an old soldier serving in ...

... soon as the war broke out) was sent out with the M.G. Co. He suffered from trench feet, and was slightly gassed it the battle of the Somme. He I. still taking part in the great fight in France. Before the war be worked at Rbertwsswg. Pte. Was. Trevorrow, ...

... becoming a private in the Cardiff 'Pals Battalion. He was eventually gasetted a lieutenant, and took part in the battle of the 'Somme in July, 11116, and was wounded. After recovering from his wound he was transferred to the Machine Gan Corps, and returned ...

... who enlisted in 1911, proceeded to France in 1915, and has been there ever since, taking aprt is most important battles of Festubert, Somme, Membi ute., l'smenchdale, Cambrai, and other engagements, eo far without a scratch. He is looking remarkably woll ...