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... of the old Hertford Fire Brigade now serving with Hertfordshire Fire and xmbulancc Brigade. Until the outbrcak of the second world war he was a part-time member of the Hert{ord brigade. Four years after he joined he was promoted from messenger to fireman ...
... House building A total of 920 houscs have been butlt in the Hertford rural district since the end of the second world war. They include 571 council houses and 349 private houses. ...
... Britain to raise money for needy relatives and dependants of Polish airmen who fought under British command during the second world war. ...
... that Broxbournebury, home of ‘succeeding Ladics of Broxbourncbury, was sold to Hertfordshire County Council after -the second world war. It was stated in a recent letter to the Mercury that Broxbournebury was sold after the first world war. 5 : ...
... Hertford Rural Council’'s town planning committee. . The area had been declining since tree felling at the end of the second world war, and this was a welcome sign of the begir}gmg of an improvement, hel said. ...
... on the part-time staff of the association. He was formerly bandmaster with the Hertfordshire Regiment, and during the second world war was a captain in the Home Guard. ...
... Army officers and visited Army establishments on the subject of heavy transport and diese] engine maintenance during the second world war, About 15 members of Christ Church, Bengeo, Young Wives’ Fellowship went by coach to-London last Friday to see the musical ...
... dedicated on Sunday bv the rector, Canon Lindsay Dewar. Mr. Charles Pasteur died in 1955, His wife died shortly ~ “fore the second world war » gates, made of chestnr’ i work of A CrH Swa signed by Mr befi Af. ‘The __ _____.ut, are th a local craftsman, Mr vine ...
... leaving school. He was later transferred to their London branch. He was employed by the firm for 21 years, During the second world war he served in Burma and India with the Royal Corps of Signals, and later he formed the Hitchin and district Burma Club ...
... agreed at a recent council meeting that the site of the Brewery Tap public house, destroyed by a flying bomb during the second world war, and adjoining premises, should be bought for £13,500. The council proposes to erect shops on the site. The scheme is ...
... Stortford, Mrs. Barnes lived at Salisbury, Wiltshire, for about 20 years before moving to Great Amwell just before the second world war. Her husband died just after the war. Mrs. Barnes 18 survived by one sister, Mrs. M. Pulham, of 2 Stafford Drivé, Hoddesdon ...
... Mrs. Crossley joined the club in 1935, and was largely responsible for the formation of the ladies’ section after the second world war. A former captain -of the ladies’ first and second eclevens, Mrs. Sams joined the club after the last war when she came ...