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... MARRIED AT V*TEARINO a gown of white lace and tulle. Miss Catherine Frankland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Pranlcland. 16, Marine-avenue. Burnley, was married to Mr. Raymond Blakeley. son Mr. and Mrs. k. Blakeisy. 60, Leamington- Given away by her father ...
... MARRIED AT A f R. George Brian Steen, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Steen, Hillside, Manchester-road Burnley, was married to Miss Kathleen Mary Mitchell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Mitchell, Curwen's Hill, Preesall, at St Oswald's Church, Preesall ...
... • MARRY VIDOE. A SPLENDID SUPPORTING CAST 7-30. ONCE NIGHTLY 7-30. V—IN'ICL NIGH 1 I.V leiyh Rcpi-i toi'\ THE LET NEWS. SATURDAY. JULY 1926. Hicham Lesley WITH BURNLEY JUNIORS. (By -CASUAL.) The Shield-tie results were not baud 'co comment upon them ...
... MARRY Bight hearts queue for Cupid. A good comedy. Also Pester. Ann Rutherford INSIDE JOB Thursday, Friday, Saturday ...
... marries BURNLEY business man -fx for the past 32 years. Mr. James Wilson, of 259. Cog-lane. Burnley, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson, was married to Mrs. Amy Bearman, of 29. Ivy-street. Burnley, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Amos Beswick ...
... marries VTTIRED in a dress white satin, with embroidered veil and carrying a bouquet of white roses. Miss Dorothy Gill, daughter of Mrs. M. Gill, 6, Bruce-street, Burnley, was married at St. John's Gannow, on Saturday, to Mr. Frank Law. son of Mrs. E ...
... TO MARRY The wedding has . been between Mr. Arthur Lambert, old boy the Burnley -Grammar School, and Mm Alice Spiring, acting branch librarian in County Library. It will take plane at Cross Bank Methodist Church on April sth, and 1 the couple have planned ...
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... marries A Sunday school superintendent at St. Peter's Junior School was married the church yesterday. She was Miss Edith Halsted, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Halsted. of 5. Prairiecrescent. Queensgate. Burnley. Bridegroom was Mr. Frank Vincent Greenhalgh ...
... MARRIED The marriage took place St. Marj-le- Gill Church, last Tuesday, of Mr. Harold Nutter, third son of Mrs. and the late Mr. Herbert Nutter, of Letcliffe, Barnoldawick, and Miss Elsie Crabtree, of Moorland*, Barnoldswick, and formerly of Rowland ...
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... MARRIED AT Fred William ; the bride•msmen. and •up'.e left for te Isle Mat Among p ■ere the were gut Master Ba bndeg small page rhe 'service was conducted i and the bride's friends at ne Rev. A Ball, and Mr. FV the Noah Bridge works of tier worth was ...