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... November 30th, 1939. A silent thought brings many a tear, Of one 1 loved and migs o dear. From Mrs. 8. 15, Smith, Dairy House Hathern. Turner.—Treasured memories of our little scn, passed away November 30th. 1958, In our minds there's a heautiful To us it ...
... MONDAY, DEC., 20th, 1943, at 2-30 o’clock in the afternoon precisely, together with 10 other Lots situate in the Parishes of HATHERN and SHEPSHED ...
... Possession Lot I.—An Enclosure of highly productive AGRICULTURAL LAND situate in the parish of and lying near the village of HATHERN, near Loughborough, being Ord. Nos. 53 & 109, and containing an area of 26a. Ir. 2p. or thereabouts. Town water is laid along ...
... sergeant. He came to Melton from Loughborough in 1929 and served here for about seven years. He proceeded to Wymondham then to Hathern and since the promotion he has been posted to East Norton, ...
... MOUTH’ ESCAPE THE cattle movement ban imposed at the end of last week following an outbreak of foot and mouth disease at Hathern, near Loughborough, came almost (o the boundary of Melton. It embraces a large stretch of country on the Loughborough side ...
... to fell 7,000 cu. ft. hardwoods gt Cold Overton, nr. Oakham. Apply Harlow Bros., Long Wahatton, nr. Loughborough ( Phone: Hathern 230). UR(:EN ILY required Bricklayers” Labourers. Apply Labour Oflice, Holwell Works, Asfordby Hill, Melton Mowbray. wANTED ...
... party went through Wirksworth, Kirk Langley, Etwall and Melbourne to Wilson, ¥ o, Sl The homeward run was via Diseworth, Hathern, Rempstone, Wymeswold and Shoby. The Wheelers covered 105 miles. Next Sunday’s run will be to Lichfield, with tea at Newtown ...
... L. Irons, Mr. A. Mrs. M. E. Jackson, M. James, Mrs. Johnson, Mr H. Kin{. Mr. R. Ladbury (also ren Mr. C. Ladbury), Mr. (Hathern), Miss L. Leake. M Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Liu Lowe. Miss Marchant, Mrs. Mrs. J. H. Marsh, Mrs. I Mr. P. Meadwell, Mrs. G hall ...
... Jackson, Mr. T. H. James, Mrs. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. . King. & l‘er. l Ladbury (also representing Mr. C. Ladbury), Mr. T. Lay (Hathern), Miss L. Leake, Miss Line, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Lister, Mrs. Lowe. Miss Marchant, Mrs. Marchant, Mis. J. H. Marsh, Mrs. E. ...
... with feathered headdresses and veils, and carried sheaves of anemones. Mr. Ken Hutchinson (friend of the bridegroom), of Hathern, was best man at the service, conducted by the Rev. A. Willcock. A reception was given at the Foresters’ Hall BRIDEGROOM’S ...