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... THE WEEK IN EXETER A 40s was imposed on a Bournemouth motorist, Sydney J. V. causing an obstruction in Exeter High-street. *K e War Savings campaign began Exeter has saved £4.635,506 From r a t , ft Au ust 16th the c y had put by £2,300,193. Savings ...
... THE WEEK IN EXETER. At Friday's meeting of Exeter Education Committee, Mr. V. Thompson (chairman), thanking the school teachers of the city who had volunteered for firewatching duties, said that the whole of the schools in the city were fully staffed ...
... WEEK IN EXETER At the invitation of the Sheriff of Exeter (Mr. W. O. Wills), the Mayor (Mr. R. Glave Saunders > and Corporation on Sunday attended service at Countess Wear Church, the Rector and Sheriff's Chaplain (Rev. W. A. D. Edwards) officiating. ...
... WEEK IN EXETER Brought in by a lady to be sold for tne Red Cross Prisoners of War Fund, a small necklace, sold a sale of furniture and efiecls at Exeter, realised a total of £51 10s. It was out up by Mr. H. W- Head for Messrs. Riciteard, Green and Michelmore ...
... THE WEEK EXETER ❖ AT THE POLICE-COURT —BUSINESS MEN AND CITY HALL * STUDENTS AT CATHEDRAL BEQUESTS UNDER EXONIANS t WILL —DEATH OF MR. W. J. TOYE —CITY'S UNEMPLOYED— GAS TRAGEDY RECALLED —TABLE TENNIS LEAGUE—EXETER * WEDDINGS —CITY JOTTINGS. ...
... THE WEEK EXETER AT THE POLICE-COURT —EXETER CONCERTS —PRESENTATIONS TO THE REV. F. S. FORD AND MRS. FORD —PERMANENT CAMP FOR SCOUTS —ST. LUKE'S COLLEGE —PORT ROYAL ROWING CLUB —EXETER FAT STOCK SHOW —OBITUARY —DR. ARMSTRONG IN CANADA —CATHEDRAL SERVICES ...
... WEEK IN EXETER Exeter Flag Day for the Royal National Lifeboat Institution realised £374. Since the outbreak of war to the end March last the amounts of National Savings invested by Exeter Elementary Schools were: Seniors, £13,745; juniors, £14,316; infants ...
... Week In Exeter In respect for their late President. Mr. C. J. Ross, the Exeter Male Voice Choir at their weekly practice stood in silence for a space. In aid of the Exeter Air Raid Relief Fund Otterton has raised by a whist drive and dance organised by ...
... THE WEEK EXETER. The Devon and Exeter Gazette is proud to know that through its co-operation with Mr. S. M. Taylor (secretary for the South-West National Institute for the Blind) the needy blind of Exeter were not forgotten at Christmas. Since the ...
... ago Mr. Willis came to Exeter, from North Tawton, and eleven years later married Miss Kate Webber, of the Acland Arms, Sidwell-street. Exeter. Last Sunday they celebrated their golden wedding at Belmont House. Sidwell-street, Exeter. Mr. Willis, who is 77 ...
... WEEK IN EXETER An Indoor fete organised by students of the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital realised £5 for the Malta Relief Fund. Re-assuring news has been received by Mr. and Mrs. R. Beal, of 54, Paris-street, Exeter, that their son, L/Sergt. Ronald ...
... THE WEEK IN EXETER TTALF-LOAVES of bread, cheese, -*-*• and even fat meat are being found in Exeter dustbins. This allegation was made by Mr. A. E. Roberts at a meeting on Thursday, June 20, of Exeter Food Control Committee when supporting the idea of ...